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The Saint Paul globe., 1896-12-19
SOUTH ST. PAUL STOCK YARDS.
Live Stock Business Is Having q
Boom.

Gen. M. D. Flower, president Of the
Union Stock yards says the live stock
business at South ST. Paul is booming
I'VE never had bigger business or a bet
ter market. We are getting good profitable
prices for everything. Yesterday we received
here 1,S0O head CT cattle from the ranges of
Minnesota and Dakota. There were five train
loads. Does that look like stagnant business?
Forty cars Of hogs were received yesterday.
None OF the concerns here have had any
cessation in slaughtering, except the Mime
sofa Packing and Provision company. and
that only as to hogs. The stoppage was made
necessary by fire about month ago. which
partially destroyed the fertilizing department.
Repairs are being rapidly pushed, compre-
hending new and improved machinery and
the packing company will resume the slaugh-
ter OF hogs in few days. They have been
killing cattle and sheep right along"
The Saint Paul globe., 1896-12-19

Accomm Odating Stranger offered to
Sell 1t for Him.

Herman Kesow. an elderly German,
asked the assistance of the police last
night in the recovery Of a watch, which
he claimed had been stolen by a man
named Tom Bagley. The watch was of
little value, but the owner desired it's
recovery particularly, he said, because
Of the manner in which he had been
f1eeced. According to his story, he was
in a saloon at Eighth and Jackson
Streets showing his ticker, when Bag
ley offered to sell it for him. He turned
the watch over to the man, who left
the place and did not return. Mr.. ke-
SOW says the man had a ticket to DG-
luth and intended going to the head of
the lakes last night. and so he was
turned over to Detective Murnane, who
started out to intercept the traveller A
search of the late rain to the Zenith
City failed to discover the accommodate
ing parsonage who had constituted
himself watch broker for the time
being.
The Saint Paul globe., 1896-12-19
OVERTURNED A LAMP.
Bad Fire Narrowly Averted on Ash
land Avenue

Serious consequences were barely
averted by a lamp explosion which oc-
CURED at the residence of G. H. Dun
nayan, COS Ashland avenue, shortly be-
fore o'clock last evening. The burn
ing oil was scattered about the din
ing room and damaged the apartment
to the extent of about $3.50, but none
of the occupants were injured. The
explosion was caused by the lamp be-
ing pulled from a sideboard by q juve-
nile member of the household, who,
left alone for a moment, attempted to
reach the light. The explosion tore a
portion Oft the plaster from the walls of
~the roomtand frightened several mem
bers of the family in other parts of
the apartment, but the child miracu1-
ously escaped injury. A still alarm
called the fire department, which ex-
tinguished the flames before they had
spread from the dining room.
The Saint Paul globe., 1896-12-19
TROUBLE WITH A ESPECIAL"
Frank TrOwbridge Gets u Bad Cut
Over the Eye.

Frank Trowbridge, young man in
the employ of Veterinary Surgeon
White, walked into the central police
station shortly after Ill o'clock last
night with blood streaming from an
ugly cut over the right eye, and claim
ed to have been struck with a billy by
the special officer at the Grand opera
house. e. Brown, G. Burnham and
w Lappin accompanied Trowbridge,
declaring that they had witnessed the
alleged assault and that it was most
brutal and unproyoked. According to
the story told, the three men and Trow-
bridge were enjoying the performance
at the theater from the gallery, when
some one near them indulged in rather
bcisterous laughter. The special Off
Ger demonstrated with the mirthful in
dividual, and on going out Trowbridge
remarked that the officer need not
have been 50 positive in his admonition
to be quiet With that, 1t is claimed,
the officer drew his club and struck
Trowbridge over the eye, knocking him
clear down the iron stairs. Capt Rou-
leau advised the man to secure a war;
rant from the municipal court, and he
left the station declaring he would IL
it was the last thing he did on earth.
The Saint Paul globe., 1896-12-19
TAWNEY WILL HEAR THEM.
Mfnnesotans Can Express Their
Wishes Regards Tariff


WASHINGTON. Dec. 1S-Congress-
man Tawney departs tonight for Min
nesota to spend the holidays He has
arranged, as member of the ways and
means committee to be at the Wesa
hotel, Minneapolis, on Saturday after-
noon, Dec. 26. to meet any persons whc
are interested in the agricultural. lum-
Der, iron ore and leather schedules
Minnesota is large producer OF these
commodities, and 1t will be the aim
OF Mr.. Tawney to ascertain what
Is desired on the part of those great
industries regarding the new tariff bill.
Representative Fletcher will also be
present at the meeting to see THAI
the lumbernen of his district get
proper hearing. Representative Kiefef
has received so many letters of inquiry
in reference to probable rates to ba
adopted in the new tariff bill that he
may conclude to take run home and
also attend the West hotel meeting.
This meeting, which is to be general in
its character. may obviate the necessity
OF delegations coming on to Washing-
ton later.
The Saint Paul globe., 1896-12-19
New OrleanA Races

NEW ORLEANS. La, Dec. 18.-Summary:
First race, six furlongs-Damocles won, Bry-
an second. Sobriquet third Time, 1:15%
Second race, five furlongs-Sharon won, Gold
Top second, Juanita third. Time 1:021h.
Third race, mile and twenty yards-Seabrooke
won, Cotton King third. Dorothy H. third
Time, LAZY. Fourth race. six furlongs-
Clymenia won, Scribe second Hill Billy
third. Time. 1:151A. Fifth race six furlongs
Denver won. Princess Roose second Tom
Ssyre third. Time, 1:16h. Sixth race. six
furlongs-Moloch won, Senator Morrill, Sec
ond, Elano third Time 115A
The Saint Paul globe., 1896-12-19

Special to the Globe.
DULUTH. Mimi, Dec. 1S-St Louis county
has disposed of the last of an issue OF $150. .09a
In bonds, e. H. Gay & Co.. of Boston, hay-
ing taken up $1o0, GOO OF the sum three montha
ahead OF their contract. This gives the.
county ample funds to proceed with the work
of road building on an elaborate scale Ths
plan includes good wagon roads to connect
Duluth with the two Iron ranges, and ths
iron ranges with each other. Over 100 miles
CT new road will be built, and new farminas
country thus opened up. Several eentractd
have already been let. and by next summef
the system of roads will be complete
The Saint Paul globe., 1896-12-19
Chippewa Chief Dead.

WHITE EARTH. Mimi, Dec 18.-O-be.
gwod -anice. famous Chippewa brave and
member OF the council of saeheins of thu
nation. died at Pine Point yesterday In
early days he became noted in his tribe for
path against their then deadly enemies. the
Sioux. and for his success in the chase HS
was an oracle IN the grand medicine lodge.
ana haa attained the coveted degree of tha
white dog in that sacred order.
The Saint Paul globe., 1896-12-19
SENT TO THE W0RKHoUsE.
william O'MuIcahy Admits That He
Stole Money

William O'Mulcahy was sentenced in
the district court to eight months in
the Workhouse yesterday. He came be-
fore Judge Brill with an offer to change
his former plea of not guilty to one of
guilty, and the court allowed him to
take that course.
President Peet. of the st. Paul &
Suburban railway, which formerly en-
ployed O'Mulcahy, asked leniency of
the court, and his request was second
ed by County Attorney Butler. The
court took cognizance of the requests.
and of the fact that the defendant had
been in the county Jail for three
months. OMulcahy worked as a clerk
in the office Of the company, and was
charged with the embezzlement of S496
the funds Of the company
He Is f1fty-fve years old. The indict-
ment was grand larceny in the second
degree.
The Saint Paul globe., 1896-12-19
Christmas Box for Cuba.

Special to the Globe.
DULUTH. Mimi, Dec ia Christmas
box for Cuba. instead of body of unarmed
men: is the idea advanced by number Of
leading business men here suggested by G.
A. Leland. president Of the chamber of COM
meree. The idea is to place boxes In public
places, where the people can drop In any
amount they please. The collection will be
sent to Cuba for the hospital expenses Of
the patriots.
The Saint Paul globe., 1896-12-19
Alien on the ,JurY.

MANKATO, MIMI, Dec 1S.-The case of
Louis Balser. charged with wife murder. was
called for trial this morning. A. r. Pfau,
attorney for the defense, raised a most i'm
portant point at the outset. one which If sus-
tained. will result in knocking out the indict-
1nent found by the grand jury. He questioned
the validity of the indictment on the ground
that Alex Latourell, one of the grand Jurors,
was an alien resident, never having taken
out his papers up to the time the Indictment
The Saint Paul globe., 1896-12-19

So the Central Superior Develops
ment Company Wants to Omit.

So the Central Superior Develops
ment Company Wants to Quit.
Special to the Globe
DULUTH, Mimi. Dec. 18.-The stock
holders of the Central Superior De-
Velopment company, a Duluth corpora
ton Which was formed in 1890 to dead
in Superior real estate this morning
applied in the district court for disso-
luton. The company was capitalized
at $1,000,0o0 and $74S63 Of stock was
Issued Stockholders to the amount of
$4SS,3SO participated in the petition.
They claim that in 1891 to 1893 the
company acquired large quantities OF
Douglas county land. which 1t has
found impossible to dispose of at
profit or at ALL Numberless debts piled
up, and the stockholders lost interest.
In 1895 the Nemadji Land company
purchased all the lands for just enough
to pay debts. taxes and leins, and Il
now has no property or debts.
The Saint Paul globe., 1896-12-19
Larktn H.s Four

Poland at 200 and Larkin at 160 finished UP
their games in the amateur handicap series
at Foleys last night. Larkin showed in de-
cidedly the best form, and at times played
remarkable billiards. His draw shots were
a strong factor in his work. being executed
Poland on the contrary, had a lot of misfor-
tune in the way of kisses and frozen balls
In other respects his stroke was good and
The Saint Paul globe., 1896-12-19
\ Chicago Billiards.

CHICAGO. Dec. 1S.-John Thatcher (220
defeated John Matthews (300) in the Ben
slnger-Siler billiard tournament this after
noon by 220 to 2eS Averages: Thatcher.
. 35-S7: Matthews. Z 1886. In the evening
game George Sutton (260 defeated William
ton, Is S-14; Harrison, 5-13
The Saint Paul globe., 1896-12-19
Pugs Fear Arrest

Special 70 the Globe.
fARGO, N. d., Dec 1S.-The police tonight
gave notice that II the glove contest between
A B. Jenkins. the colored pugiIist from Chi
cago, and Dick Hollywood came off the DlIeiIs
lists would be arrested. An effort win be
made to stop the fight. 1t was to have been
a ten-round contest.
The Saint Paul globe., 1896-12-19
Hardie Forgot His Friends.

Special to the Globe.
FARGO. N. d., Dec. 1S.-J. j. Hardie left
Fargo two weeks ago for New York, saying
he would be back in q short time. He il
found to be short. He was employed as
stenographer and collector of o. W. Francis.
attorney in this city He is alleged to have
borrowed from every one in the city befora
leaving. and it ia thought his total shortage
will be about $780,
The Saint Paul globe., 1896-12-19

effective AS it was, Larkin outplayed him
and beat him three points on an even string,
Larkin had five doubles, with % for best.
Poland had the same number with 16 for
high. Both men stand even on the whole
play, having won four and lost three games
each.
The Saint Paul globe., 1896-12-19

at the home Of the former On General Park
place Christmas decorations were used
ABOUT the rooms with pretty effect and car
hations added touch of color. At the punch
gard and Mrs. Fulton. Mrs Worms and
Mrs. Bend were in the dining room The
women receiving stood in the library Mrs.
81 b.ooal aa and Mrs; Hardenbergh being assisted
py Mesdames Horn Beardsiee Beaumont
Dawson. Horn, McQuillan, Kelly, Carpenter
Elmer, s Gardner Moore Snapp. Of Dulut,
+, u. ingersoll. W. P. Johnson. W. C. Read
William Dawson, Schulze.
Miss Broderick, OF Dayton avenue. enter
.ained the J. s. Euchre club last evening
dent, and Miss Maud Holmes, secretary and
treasurer. The members are Misses Marie
0'GorInan. Maud Holmes. Nellie Kenney
Jean Gavin, Edith Elliott Bessie Lamb Mar
ion Broderick and Grace Eagan; Messrs. ALI
son, .Gall6ralths Will Mullane, George Nc
Guire. James Donnelly. Frank Orme, Jack
Muilane and Ira Donnelly.
The members Of the Ceramic club are this
week holding an attractive exhibit at Smith
a. FarWell's. Some exquisite bits Of paint
proud of their work. One Of the prettiest
displays Is that of Miss Bess Proctor whose
work In china painting Is familiar in Min
neapelis, st. Paul, Duluth and Chicago Miss
Proctor has an entire table devoted
10 her work which has attracted
q great deal of notice, owing to
IFS HHeneSS ana HnlSh. Miss Proc
tor is East at present and has been very
Ill. Inc women in charge of the exhibit
are: Mesdames Sabin, Proctor, Hodgson,
Robertson, Kinkaid. Nickow and Swenson,
ana Misses Jennings, Moore and Lauder. This
afternoon Miss Hopes orchestra will be in
attendance. 1t will be the last day of the
exhibit, which has attracted notice among
the art lovers of the city generally.
Rev. William Mckinley gave an address
on Robert Burns last evening at a meeting
OF the Literary Society of Central NJ e.
Church. There was a mixed programme given.
Mrs. William Gordon, of Victoria street.
entertained the Ladies' Afternoon Euchre
club last evening.
Prof and Mrs Titcomb gave an informal
musicale last evening at the Genesee for
Loudon Charlton, whose compositions have
attracted attention of late and whose man
uscript song was given Wednesday at the
Schubert club.
A social given last evening by the
Unity guild, in the parlors of the church.
A number OF stereopticon views of the Twin
Cities were shown.
Miss Louise Reed entertains this afternoon
at the Ryan.
Mrs. Townsend, Of Virginia avenue, gave
a luncheon yesterday.
The Foreign Missionary Society of Dayton
Avenue Church met yesterday in the par
lors of the church.
Mrs. j. P. Elmer, of Portland avenue, gave
an informal luncheon yesterday.
The Saint Paul globe., 1896-12-19
PURSE PAID OVER.

Pockets of SniIOr Sharkey Now Well
Lined.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 1S-Tom Sharkey,
the pugilist, is today jingling $S,5eO, the pro-
ceeds of the purse awarded him after he was
knocked out by Fitzsimmons. Sharkey and
his hacker, Dan Lynch, went to the Anglo
California bank today with a certificate of
deposit of $4,000 He was informed that at
tachments aggregating 81 500 had been filed
against his certificate. ''AH right" said
Sharkey give me the balance" which he
received. Sharkey says he now wants an
other fight. preferably with Maher.
The grand jury has decided to bring no
indictments against Sharkey, Fitzsimmons or
their hackers, for infringement of the state
law against prize fighting, believing no con-
victions could be obtained.
The Saint Paul globe., 1896-12-19

The Avon Social Cinch club met
with Mrs. Roach, of Holly avenue,
Saturday evening of last week Prizes
were won by Mrs Geo. Koehler and
Mr.. Arundel, of Minneapolis, and Mr.
and Mrs. Low. ..s..e.
The Saint Paul globe., 1896-12-19

was returned. Latourell has. since the dis
charge of the jury become naturaltzed
citizen. The judge took the question under
consideration.
The Saint Paul globe., 1896-12-19

TomofTOtc's Sunday Globe sciU offer sag
0estions as to appropriate ChristnaGs Pres
esats for Husbands, Brothers and LOVERS.
The Saint Paul globe., 1896-12-19

The women of the Church of the
Good Shepherd held their annual sale
of work yesterday from 3 to 9 O'Clock
in the school room, Cedar and Twelfth
streets. Light refreshments were
served. The sale will continue today.
The Saint Paul globe., 1896-12-19

Asthma cannot only be relieved, but en-
tire1y cured with DR.. d. Jayns 8 Expectorant.
The best Family Pllis-Jayne's Painless
Sanatiye
The Saint Paul globe., 1896-12-19
IN SPITE OF THE DAY.

Friday but Little Dampens Society
Enthusiasm.
Mrs. Walter Book, of 236 Forbes ave
nue., entertained the Royal Cinch club
Thursday afternoon. New Years eve
the club will be entertained by Mrs
Frank Gruber at the home of Mrs
Book.
The Saint Paul globe., 1896-12-19

A social was given last evening by the
Unity guild, in the parlors of the church.
A number Of stereopticon views of the Twin
Cities were shown.
The Saint Paul globe., 1896-12-19

Miss Louise Reed entertains this afternoon
at the Ryan.
The Saint Paul globe., 1896-12-19

Mrs. Townsend of Virginia avenue, gave
a luncheon yesterday.
The Saint Paul globe., 1896-12-19

The Audubon Euchre club meets
Tuesday with Mrs. Flood, $50 Collins
street
The Saint Paul globe., 1896-12-19

The Foreign Missionary Society of Dayton
Avenue Church met yesterday in the par
lors of the church.
The Saint Paul globe., 1896-12-19

Prof and Mrs. Titeomb gave an informal
musicale last evening at the Genesee for
Loudon Charlton, whose compositions have
attracted attention Of late and whose man
uscript song given Wednesday at the
Schubert club
The Saint Paul globe., 1896-12-19

Mrs. ]. P. Elmer of Portland avenue gave
an informal luncheon yesterday.
The Saint Paul globe., 1896-12-19

st. Luke's society opened it's annual bazar
Cumby had charge Of the table of plain ar
ticles, and at the fancy tables were Mesdames
Barclay, McCasky and Walker assisted by
Mesdames H. f. Stevens Oliver Dalrymple
f. %. Rice, j. w. Lancaster and F. B. Bass.
Mrs. T. L. Blood and Mrs. W. A. Harden
bergh gave a reception yesterday afternoon
The Saint Paul globe., 1896-12-19

Mrs. William Gordon, of Victoria street,
entertained the Ladies' Afternoon Euchre
club last evening.
The Saint Paul globe., 1896-12-19

The Christmas tree at the Bethel will be
had Christmas eve, when 500 children will
be presented with Christmas gifts by real
Santa Claus, who will come out of chimney
built expressly for his use
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-07-17
BACK FROM CHICAGO.
Judge Laughlin Returned from the
Great Convention Last Night
worlds Grandest Gathering
Election of Bryan and
Sewall Assured.

Judge N. B. Laughlin returned home
from the great Chicago convention last
night and accorded NEW Mclean scribe
a pleasant interview at his Office in the
court house this morning.
The judge pronounces the recent Dem
ocratic national convention the grandest
gathering of grand men in the history of
the world and says he never expects to
see the like of it again. He wouldn't
have missed witnessing it for any reason
able thing; says that the graphic descrip-
tions printed in the newspapers have
given but faint idea of the remarkable
assemblage; that it simply beggared de-
scription.
He agrees with Judge Caldwell that the
nomination of Mr.. Bryan was ian inspira-
ton" and regards the nomination of Mr..
Sewall as equally fortunate. He does not
cherish the shadow of doubt of their
election. He says that Illinois, Michigan
and other states heretofore figured as
doubtful are certain to give their
electoral votes to the peerless candidates
of silver Democracy.
He met both Mr.. Bryan and Mrs. Bryan
in Chicago. OF course he formed the ac'
quaintance of the former in Santa Fe last
January and hence needed no introduc
tion to him. He appears to have beer
about as much charmed and impressed
by Mrs. Bryan as by her fascinating and
masterful husband.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-07-17
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

us. weather bureau forecast for New
Mexico: Partly cloudy with scattered
showers onight and Saturday.
Mr.. VIM. Fraser, for twenty-five years
engaged in mining in Taos, Is in town to-
day closing big mining deal. Particu-
lars later.
The Owl club gave very select dance
at Adams hall last evening. About
twenty couple we're in attendance and a
very enjoyable time was had.
As this paper goes to press the Santa
Fe board of trade is holding an import
ant adjourned meeting at its rooms adj
joining Secretary Knaebers office.
The peach crop will begin to move on
Monday. While not near so large as
usual, the output will last about twenty
days. Most OF them go to Colorado
points.
Capt. Candelario Martinez has been ap-
pointed to act as city attorney during the
absence of Mr.. H. l.. Ortiz at the Sui
phurs. Capt. Martinez will prove an eff.
| ficient pro tenn.
A business meeting of the Social club
will be held at the club rooms to-mor
row evening. Several important matters
are to be considered and full attend
ance is requested.
Capt. Sol. Spiegelberg has received ar
assortment of Bryan buttons on which
is inscribed, "Our President" and fron
the number being worn it is easy to SCI
the trend of opinion and expectation
among the people.
If the pursuit and slaughter of tina
"3O0-pound bruin" was not too much fo
his tender nerves, Col. Matt G. Reynold
should return this evening from the Sui
phurs to be present and resist the mo
ton for new trial in the Peralta- Reavi
case.
Home grown raspberries are abundan
this year. The wild raspberry also mad
it's appearance to-day. The herder boy
say the late rains have developed fin
crop of this lucious fruit on the ssoutl
slopes of the mountains between here ant
Badly.
Galley, who supposed himself a suf
ferer at the hands of the st. Louis cyclone
was this morning agreeably disappointed
just before the cyclone he had forwarded
his much dilapidated wheel to ST. Loui
for repairs. The house to which 1T wa
sent was heavy sufferer in the cyclon'
and Mr.. Alleys wheel was among thu
missing. The company, however, recov
cred the bell and one of the tires and put
ting these on new frame, ETC., sent hin
ont practically new wheel.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-07-17
IN OFFICIAL CIRCLES.
Rio A rriba Coal Company and n Church
File Articles of incorporation
Semi-Annual Bank State
mentS.

The following corporations have filed
articles with the territorial secretary:
The Rio Arriba Goal Company-Incor-
porators, E. A. Fiske, A. B. Renehan and
j. H. Crist; objects, acquiring and oper-
ating coal mines; capital stock, $4,000;
life, fifty years; directors, same as incor-
porators; principal place OF business,
Monero, Rio Arriba county.
German Evangelical Lutheran Trini-
ty Church of Santa Fe-Incorporators, G,
A. Neeff, Fred Muller, Chas. G. Probst, r.
OBJ iects, the promotion and advanceme nt
of religion and education; life, forty nine
years; principal place of business, Santa
Fe.
The following territorial banks have
filed semi-annual statements with the ter
ritorial secretary:
The Sierra County Bank-Resources-
Loans and discounts, $57,5S6.10; due
from banks and bankers, $31,64 .6S3;
cash on hand, $8,OO3.64; furniture and
fixtures, $1,000; total, sos, 326.57; liabili.
es-Capital stock, $30,0o0; deposits,
$6S,326.57.
The Bank of Deming-Resources---
Loans and discounts, $57,945.10; over.
drafts, $426.46; bonds and other securl
ties, $l,326.7o; furniture and fixtures
$2,O19; amount on deposit with banks
So, SOB 30; cash in vault, $16,137S9; LA
bilities Capital stock paid in, 100000
undivided profits Qess expenses paid)
$3,53776; individual deposits, 1893, 10 98
demand certificates of deposit, $3,644
due to other banks, $65.7l.
The Bank of Roswell - Resources
Loans and discounts, $73,709.72; du'
from banks, 4s,579.49; real estate, furni
ture and fixtures, $4,000; cash on hand
1921, 2ss.2s; total, $145,577.49;.l liabilities
Capital stock, $4,000; surplus and un
divided profits, $l0,159.9s; dividends un
paid, $4,000; deposits, $S3,4l7.51.
The governor has appointed Fred A
Anderson, of Rincon, as notary public fo1
Dona Ana county.