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nowhere, the congress be a perfect menagerie. west willnever be protected by national terlzed Itas "runningfrom hell to large amount of wheat to the acre. ItIs EX-SENATOR SHARON DEAD. next will SPECULATIVE LINE, one or two of our most The judge has probably made a correct diag- legislation until the Northwest sends good through a swamp." A understood that wealthy are interested with J. Brief Outline of the Noted man's nosis. Already the band begins to \ play. Democratic statesmen to congress. citizens J. sound ''• Without intending to say anything dis- enterprise. Wonderful Career. And by the time tho winter is half gone ._-."f\u25a0'. • _»_. the Hillin the '\ •;,,«., respectful of the dead we merely suggest General Belief that Northern Pacific San Francisco, Cal., Nov. 13.—Ex- there willbeliveller. music. GROWTH OF DEMOCRACY. Will Report Favorably. PUBLISHED EVEKY DAT IN THE YEAR. that ifex-Senator Sharon had possessed less Will* Secure the James River %&-* Senator William Sharon died at 3:30 'this Ex-Congressman' Job Stevenson ofCin- money „ Anderson, chiet engineer of Madame Modjeska is a connoisseur ofart. a five and more virtuehis life would have ValleyLine. Gen. Adna afternoon. BAKER. cinnati has just returned home after been happier and his death more peaceful. road, returned yester- .LEWIS She pronounces the Globe's picture of her Europe. Mr. the Northern Pacific years' residence and travelin day coast, where he was, Utt ,was born Smlthfleld, 0., in yesterday's issue the best she has ever observing man, di- from the Pacific 1_S 2, at Jan. 9, _____& Stevenson, who is an The doctors who sat on Riel's case are ABitterRate WarBetween Southern Lines Cary, parent 9 owned farm, bit seen in anewspaper. keeping. professional in company with Charles S. William _«..i__o a and MAIL, a.study of the political up the reputation. \u25a0'. The inspect- ay wore paBBed - PER TEAR, BY POSTAGE PREPAID: verted himself to Ends and Bates AreRestored ,/,,\u25a0: Stevenson and L. Q. Washington, f,_VL ' on jt He was studi- \ the week first and only thingthey do is to disagree. A entert d 1842, DAILY,six days in $8 00 THE GALVESTON FIRE. situation inEurope, and the result of his toTariff. ing the twenty-five miles ofcompleted road ___-__£*-• Athens college in DAILY,per month 75 doctor is a doctor in Canada justas well as __£__\u2666„ 09n6cf able showing. He stud- sympathies people study and observations is a candid convic- on the eastern end of the Western division Kr th/6 lute DAILYand SUNDAY,one year. 10 00 The of the of this anywhere else. _____ t_r_S v, Seere tary Stanton, but tion that the unconscious progress of polit- of the Cascade . branch. Gen. Anderson htt,mf,u, °"sly with that iras- DAILYand SUNDAY, per calender month.. 90 commercial metropolis of the Northwest go Denial of Any Fooling Arrangement were ____?______ihf!a t ' SUNDAY, ical European govern- Ingersoll lecturing "Myths." stated that the government inspectors ai gentleman. In 1815 he one year 2 00 sentiment in all the is on \u25a0 w.nt nßt __ out to-day toward the fire-scarred metropo- . Col. Between the Pennsylvania and . well with the would re- U!' WaS . WEEKLY, one year 100 ments is democracy and a republican His experience in dealing with Brother Dor- pleased work and bar bnt f.,^failing "__ Emitted to the lis ofthe Southwest as she sits amid the toward i;ite O. Roads. port the ac- bar but lu-ulth him form government. says that the sey's New land titles ought to enable . favorably to government forits to forced reluctant! news ruins of her desolation. of . He Mexico ceptance. was abandon his profession, and he set a |_T" Correspondence containing important Galveston has hostility to our Bob to pretty clear ideas on myth- Considerable roilgh weather country storekeeper lull rolicited from every point. Rejected communica- scourged by as no movement is entirely without have experienced on rain . at Carrollton. lU..where - been the fiery element ical Kentucky ßeport of the trip, falling almost he was found at the outbreak tions cannot be preserved. -. con- monarchism. The form of monarchical subjects. New Road for — Incessantly party was out. in1849. of the gold fe- other American city has been since the while the Gen. ver He was one of Address allletters and telegrams to government left, governments the Cascade Inspectors Gen- the first to start GLOBE, PAD_, MINN. flagrations Chicago Coming is but the Anderson states that work on the Eastern across the plains. Reaching THE ST. of and Boston. king ABOUT EN.;'.;\u25a0 eral Matters. . Sacramento be upon themselves are republics. There isnot a division is being pushed more rapidly on opened a store, but accumulated money as itdoes right the heels ofthe great slowly that a year so '- strike, in Europe to-day whohas as much power tenor, has farm the twenty-five miles which was started later he started for San PAUL. NOV. U- 1SW which produced disastrous business Voel. the famous German a some Francisco, as he said years ST. SATURDAY. as the president of the United States. The Alps, which some far- Who Will Be the Owners? . time ago. Mr. Huson has charge of •'change afterwards to depression, the stroke falls more heavily Inthe Bavarian on the work. his luck." Here he opened a real the globe kings Europe are kings only in name. famed cheese ismade. concerning River Val- estate office. Thus he ran __-- the WASHINOTON OFFICE or than itotherwise would. Andcoming, too, of Humors the James with fluctuating NORTHEASTCORXER OF PENNSYLVANIA their popular assem- Prince Frederick, heir-apparent to the ley are at present, many rail- Clearing the Levee. results for fourteen years, when he made the IS ATTHE at the beginning of the winter season, The lower branch of line various acquaintance AVENUE AND_\>._T__NT_ STREET. the to change the ministry Danish crown, is a Liberalin politics. He is men talents in specu- Yesterday ofthe then fortunate William IS AT the disaster still more serious. It blies has power road employing their afternoon a large force ofmen, C. Ralston. Ralston Virginia t_f" THE CHICAGO OFFICE 0» THE GLOBE is question why now in year. then lived at BUILDING. owing of at will. Inreply to the the his 43d lating as to its future ownership, ltwould in the employ ofthe city, were set to work City. Nev., was manager of tho Bank of San NO.11TIMES is true that to the mildness the OFFICE OF THE GLOBE people who came from Europe to America .W. C. Bryant has been expelled from be a splendid line for the Milwaukee &St. to tear up a portion of the Omaha Francisco and was at the zenith of (_T THE MINNEAPOLIS their climate a misfortune of this kind oc- Mich., of, track fame, IfATNO.257 First AVENUE South. are Democrats Mr. Stevenson says the Ithaca Masonic lodge in North Star. Paul road to secure control as it would built on the levee, from a his and .was accumulating wealth Globe curring at this season of the year willnot Ellendale, connection with by j_r- THE OFFICE of THE is because he proclaimed himself an agnostic. give it,by extending itto a line Minnesota-; band-over-band advancing money on STILLWATER heavily upon name attracts them. Their predecessors in the tracks of the Northwestern mining SOUTH MAINSTREET. "-} fallso Galveston as itwould \u25a0 have and South Dakota, and loans on stocks. Ralston AT2ISK — —^ are to The trustees of Columbia college connecting North road to near the west end of the Packet ______———_-———— \u25a0_\u25a0— upon Still the winter season at emigration already allied that party. letting wheat-growing needed a sharp, shrewd man at the mines St. Paul. formally established the John Tyndall fellow- it into the richest company's warehouse. Omaha officials to send him DAILYWEATHER BULLETIN. rigorous enough to pro- Then again, he says, the Democratic British The Milwaukee & St. confidential information. He Galveston is often is, ship, endowed by the eminent sci- country inDakota. state that they had received no orders to found in Sharon the very man he wanted. duce suffering to a homeless population, It party has always been, and still the entist ofthat name. Paul understands this, and a week ago, This of Chief Signal Officer, Wash- sump- have the track removed and could not un- was the first step towards Sharon's col- Office in party of.personal liberty, opposed to taking exactly when General Manager Miller was out on why city doiug ossal was' among ington, 13, 10 is impossible that homes can be rebuilt Ross Winans isn't London derstand the was it. Later fortune. Sharon the first D.C,Nov. Observations tuary This of to at sta- to protect the 500 who were laws and industrial restraints. by storm. Truth speaks of him as "a person an inspection tour the Milwaukee lines on some city at hear ofthe rich find in the Crown Point taken at the same moment of time all time families Dakota, official called the Omaha and by yesterday's principal isEuropean and people who come of extraordinary effrontery," and alludes also in he inspected the James River office and explained that he did not know Belcher mines. He succeeded in obtain- tions. rendered shelterless destruc- Valley an of the ingcontrol of a large sum of money belong- Consequently condi- here from abroad affiliate with the Demo- tohis "stupid arrogance." _^OKj line to form estimate the track belonged to the Omaha or that it ingto . i tion. the unfortunate worth of the line. Since Mr. Miller made use, the bank of San Fi-ancisc o and when » W'th'r Stations, ii_ W'th'r tion our cratic party on that account. Inthis view : The announcement that Beatrice and Bat- was in and offered to have itrelaid if the owners of the mine discovered their bo- Stations. n of brethren of the Southwestern the trip itis understood the Milwaukee & nanza, ? most strongly for Mr.Stevenson undoubtedly correct. But tenberg willmake a tour ofthe continent in the Omaha wanted it. they took Sharon in their confidence, metropolis appeals aid is St.Paul has been negotiating for its pur- because they 1 | 1 cities, there are other reasons equally as strong, cog. prompts the natural inquiry ifBatten- hadn't money enough to open 21|Lt Albany 45 Cloudy from other and tono one of them all chase. But the Nortnern Pacific has some- Another Call on the Government. up their very lucky Duluth s'w' stronger, come berg was ever anything else than in cog. on Montreal, — bonanza. Sharon was in St. Paul --'Cloudy New York.. 50 Cloudy will the appeal come with more ifnot why people who here thing to say about this line. The James Nov. 13. The railway de- bis miningventures, and within fivemonths Clear Chicago. 37 Cloudy from European countries ally themselves the continent. River Valley line is generally regarded as partment now engaged making an ex- cleared $15,000,000. In Sharon built LaCrosse. ..26 ... force than to the metropolis of the the is in 1875 Mr. Huron 17 Clear Cincinnati .38 Clear withthe Democratic party. As Count Chlo- Lieutenant Charles' E. Gladstone of Northern Pacific property. The owners of appraisement value the Palace hotel for Mr.Warren Lelaud, who Cleveland 37 Cloudy Northwest. We feel assured that British who is a cousin of the ex- amination and of the is now inNew to Moorhead... ISCloudy .. pawski navy, also the Hue built the road toturn it over to the stock, etc., York. It was constructed Bismarck. 118 Clear Boston 59 Cloudy no suggestion is necessary from us to our tells the Globe inhis interview inNew York that in of the rolling used by Mr. On- surpass any inthe world forcomfort, .. Cloudy premier, said yesterday Northern Pacific to operate when com- hotel Ft.Buford..120 Clear Galveston.. liberal-hearted people to be ready to respond this morning, the abhorrence in which they inEngland derdonk in constructing the British Colum- completeness and sumptuousness. Mr.Le- 45 Clear his opinion the coming elections pleted, the same as the Oregon Transconti- land ran Ft. Assin'bn 50'Clear Memphis... to whatever hold centralization ideas makes them Dem- Liberal chieftain's return bia section ofthe Pacific railroad. Accord- the house for three years, but find- Clear demands may be made upon would result in the nental did with the branch lines it built for ing nit pay, Ft.Custer. ..33 Clear NewOrleans>ss ocrats. They the oppressions of ingto the terms of the contract the govern- itdid turned it over to Mr. Helena 36 Fair Quebec 36 Cloudy them to render assistance to those who are flee from to active leadership. the Northern Pacific. It was stated yes- plant, Sharon, who has since conducted 47 Clear governments to seek freedom in Me., ment was bound to purchase this it. Ft. Garry... 21 Cloudy Shreveport. the sufferers from the Galveston fire. There centralized Half ofthe boys In the Dexter, high terday that Crawford Livingston and Will- rolling stock, etc., work was Mention has been made of Mr. Sharon's 11 Clear St. Louis. Clear America, and it is hardly possible that tobacco, whisky bottles are owners, made certain ar- when the relations with Sarah Althea Minnedosa.. . .^5O is no sectionalism in the generosity of St. v school use and iam Merriam, its completed, a valuation. As as Mr. Hill. Sarah Med. Hat.... 52 Clear jVicksburg.. 45 Clear they they to among school rangements at soon Althea was a woman well known in Sin Fran- | Paul's noble-hearted people. when arrive here would want passed around them. A Dexter with the Northern Pacific for Onderdonk's claim is satisfied the road and cisco. She Qu'Appelle.. 19 Clear I themselves party girl smokes and swears in public. These latter to operate it,or ar- was keen and handsome, young identify with a political the certain traffic rolling stock will be handed over to the and attractive, and society THE HOME REPORT. very cases were up for consideration at a recent rangements that willgive the Northern Pa- tond of the of Barometer, thermometer, 22: rela- A REFORM THAT WILL REFORM. which embodies the principles which Canadian Pacific company. elderly men. She was a depositor in Mr. 29.94: local teachers' institute. . \ I Sharon's b;-nk. tive humidity, 81; wind, west; weather, Notwithstanding all the predictions that they hate and which they left the old coun- cificall its business. ".-':.' One day in August, 1880, she 0.0; Liszt, 74th met the millionaire, cloudy; amount of rainfall. maximum were made to the contrary, the Chicago try to escape. Mr. Stevenson says that Franz the pianist, completed his End of a Bitter War. Across Kcntuck. who invited her to call thermometer, 29; minimum thermometer, 17; year Oct. 30, but never was in better health, Pittsburg, and see him. She went. The result led to 2.9, a Switzerland is the purest Republic in the Special Pa., Nov. 13. Acompany daily range, 12. River—Observed height, free-trade convention turned out tobe and willvisit four German cities this month. to the Globe. formed, the suit that is one of the most celebrated, hours, 0.0. very speaking of ithe says: Chattanooga, — has been composed mostly of Pitts- remarkable unique of liti- fall in 24 Note—Barometer cor- conservative body of gentlemen, who world. In go Nov. 13. The bitter and in the history Next he will to Rome for the Christmas burg capitalists, for the purpose building gation in this country. rected for temperature and elevation. had clear as to what they wanted to As a delightfulplace for travel itis a mar- to rate war waged between of She swore that Sharon p. Lyons,- ideas really holidays, and next April he proposes pro- which has been asked her to his F. accomplish, and knew how to adopt practi- vel. There are four Switzerlands. oratorio, Eliza- the East' Tennessee, Virginia & Georgia a railroad across the state of Kentucky into become wife. Sharon denied Signal Corps, U. S. A. You see one byboat; you see another from duce in London his "Saint Tennessee. The line of the proposed road it. The decision of the judge was: Miss INDICATIONS. cal methods to secure its accomplishment. the chariot and wagon; you see still a third beth." and Western &Atlantic railroads for more Evansville, Ind.; Sarah Althea Hillhad been legallymarried by two was surveyed from down a contract which had Washington. Nov. 14. 1 a. m.—For the resolutions are a calm, able aud con- on horseback: ifyou will take an alpenstock Gen. William H. Green of Hartford, 65 than months past is practically at an been signed by both Their you through DeKoven, Ky.,to Jackson, Term. five years ago. The granted upper lake region: Generally fair weather, servative review ofthe tariff question and a and climb higher on foot willsee still a years old. married to a wife of 35, end. A few days since General Passenger judge her a di- local fourth. Ienjoyed all these modes, even to and just Agents Tennessee, Itis to be called the Ohio Valleyrailroad vorce and adivision of Senator Sharon's prop- preceded in the northern portion by fair exposition iniquities of pres- was prominent the guests at ex-Gov. Wren of the East Brown southwesterly direction, erty, snows; northwesterly winds, becoming varia- ofthe the ascending Mont Blanc and Mont Rosa. The anions: and extends in a which was estimated at $10,000,- system. and ex-Senator E. English's New of the Western &Atlantic and Whitehead opening up country, -000. The amounting $100,000. bleduring the night;risingbarometer, gener- ent Instead of formulating aplat- Swiss are a rugged people. . They can turn James of the Chattanooga & Georgia, which had a portion of the rich- counsel's fee to upper Mississippi val- form, expected they do, out more soldiers in proportion to their pop- Haven reception. Gov.English is ten years est inminerals and agricultural products of The court gave Miss Hillback alimony at the ally warmer. For the as it was would recently become involved in the fight, sub- rate of $5,000 months, ley: Warmer, fair weather, winds becoming position as ulation than any country in Europe. The older than Gen. Green, but his blooming any part of the state. The line willbe forthirteen tobe paid which would make their radi- boys are all trained in the manual of arms younger general's. mitted the question of a restoration ofrates pending an appeal for a new trial. Since variable, generally preceded by northwest one as of the bride is five years than the Emerson, 200 miles in length and the cost of building then the Missouri valley; Warmer, cally extreme in direction that at school. They are thus blocked out forsol- to T. A. president of the South- 52,000,000. Miss Hillhas been living on the fat of vlnds. For diers, emergency W. W. Wright, who was a reporter on the Passenger Agents' willnot exceed the land. fair weather, winds becoming variable. protectionists is in the other, they if calls. They are allgood that ern association. He de- marksmen. It considered a disgrace to be Virginia CityEnterprise at the same time to-day have planted themselves fairly and is cided that the rates shall be restored movement of Steamships. DALLYGLOBE. a poor marksman. Though Switzerland is Mark Twain worked on that paper, ranks Saturday morning. The warring lines Sidney DillonConies Forward. TEE squarely upon the national Demo- small, about her among Western journalists as the leading au- Special to the Globe. Burning Galveston, Wash- none of the nations round have agreed to leave an adjustment oftheir New First Page— of platform, which declares in favor of in Duluuh, Minn., York. Nov. 13.—Sidney Dillonof Foreign News. cratic would dare attack her. What •she does thorityon mines and mining.' Itis said that by Nov. 13.—Arrived: Pro- ington, Crimes and protective from training her boys ought to be done in this theological differences to arbitration the committee peller Ontario, Sarnia, merchandise; the Grant Monument association looked Second Page— St. Paul .sews. eradicating every . feature he can write anything from a of Southern general passenger agents which from country. The youthof the land should have column, but inspite of this barge Wocoken, from Sandusky, coal; barge over the signers to the fund yesterday, Third Page Minneapolis News. our revenue system and calls for a proper soldierly training gymnastic leader to a funny meets in Atlanta on Dec. 2. The war was and Editorial,Railroad and General as a exercise. Bohemian, earning but a scanty Oscar, from Townsend, and schooner Ed said to the secretary: can put me Fourth revision and equitable readjustment ofthe Isaid the progress of Europe is toward de- he is stilla ' caused by the East Tennessee claiming a "You Telegraphic News. livelihood with his pen. Kelly,from Cleveland, coal. Cleared: Pro- down for 5i,000," and handed over a check St, Paul tariff. We do not know nor do wecare toin- mocracy. This is true of the government, — different rate to the Atlantic on account of peller Arizona, Buffalo, flour; barge Aus- FifthPage— Northwestern News and \u25a0 for for that amount. He expressed hope it gentlemen but not of society. Inthe social worldthere unequal terminal facilities. The Western Emma the Personalities. quire why is that these should aristocracy ABOUT WOMEN. tralasia, schooners H.D.Alverson and that many of is as much of an as ever. As &Atlantic people did not think the former for Buffalo, other members the association Sixth Financial and Commercial and prefer to maintain a separate and independ- long as this social aristocracy exists the L. Coyne, wheat: propeller Win- who could well afford to do so Stillwater News. poems line was entitled to a differential rate and slow, for Buffalo, flour;schooner Thomas P. wouldfollow ent organization, and not come right into monarchical form of government will pre- Miss Bessie Chandler, whose have Sheldon, Cleveland, weather up his check with one oftheir own for a Seventh Page Want Advertisements. vail. periodicals, is precipitated a fight. It has been the bit- for iron ore. The EighthPage Story. the Democratic ranks and fight for the re- appeared in several prominent terest war of rates ever fought in the South is cloudy, withlightnorthwest wind. similar amount. He thought that ifaman Ninth Page— Farm and Garden and Board of forms for which they profess to be contend- a daughter of Commodore Ralph Chandler of had the honor of being a member of the as- ANOVEL SCHEME. navy and caused a tremendous loss to both lines. Public Works.— ing, ltis possible that they have absolute the Brooklyn yard. For two months past all Southeastern rates Canadian Pacific monopoly. sociation he ought to put a stone or two in Works. European complication might un- C, proposed Tenth Page Board ofPublic free trade in view and donot expect to be The be At arecent wedding in Washington, D. have been entirely demoralized. Ottawa, Nov. 13.— Ata meeting ofthe the monument.— raveled by the European nations other than the bridesmaids (eightin number) were pre- company _»« THE PRICES. able to carry the Democratic party to that International Railway held at Great Britain contributing to the scheme sented with veils of Flanders lace, whichhad -lade No Traffic Contract. Mr.Downs The stock market was very active again extreme. But whether that be their motive — Sherbroke to-day. the old board of direc- Says Heis Innocent. proposed by John G.Good ridge, the New been specially ordered from abroad for the Philadelphia, Nov. 13. Pennsylvania retired Duncan Mclntyre, W. E. Special to the Globe. yesterday during the firsthour, after which or not, we recognize them as valuable allies railroad emphatically deny tors and noon, the early York engineer, in a recent number of the occasion. officials most Van Home and other Canadian Pacific Boston. Nov. 13.— regular Friday inactivityfollowed till when at this time and capable of accomplishing flood Serravezza a woman was swept story a gains the market Scientific American. He presents a curious Ina at the that traffic arrangement has directors were elected in their places. Itis evening prayer meeting came off were lost. After 1o'clock much good. The distinctive principle of ' river, but her skirt caught upon a as usual again strong continued till plan for changing the temperature of the into the been made between the Pennsylvania and reported that the International company at the Square became and so the Republican party, in so far as ithas any she was held safely thus & Bowdoin church to-night. inthe afternoon. Northern Pacific pre- Atlantic states by givingthem more benefit hook in the walland Baltimore Ohio railroads forbusiness be- has become a part of the Canadian Pacific. Mr. Downs was late principles underlying its organization, is for three hours, when rescuers came. tween York, pending as brisk as ever and the rose to and closed at 50%, an advance of gulf plan very Baltimore and New crowd vestry ferred protection. neither immediate nor the stream. His looks are reputed have the completion of the latter 's line to this New man for the West. filled the to overflowing. 'of 2% Wheat was dulland lower all around. There is nicely onpaper, it,if suc- Russian women to There was nothing sensational the serv- . hope ever accomplishing tariff re- but the effect of especially dangerous, fascinating eyes, which city, and that the Baltimore &Ohio is to Special to the Globe. in remote of cessful, our cent, ice and there were no breaches NUB OF THE NEWS. through agency the Republican would be to make climate show a Tartar origin. They are said to be have an allotment of 8 per in the new Indianapolis, Nov. 13.—Superintend- of decorum. form the of warmer, After the meeting was over Mr.Downs con- is to that but England so cold that it extremely heartless and vindictive toward line pool, to come out of the Pennsylvania's ent McKenna, upon retiring from the Jeffer- fidently Senator Sharon ofCalifornia Is dead. party. Protection its idol and depopulating country. They say subject informed a reporter that he was in- idol itis wedded. Anditis amost singular would result in that those who'yieldto the baleful charm of their share. that the of the sonville,, Madison &Indianapolis road on nocent of all wrong-doing and that he didnt against Roumelia. He assumes that the reason the Atlantic glances. Baltimore & Ohio percentage has not yet Dec. I, succeed to the superintendency care ifall judges Servia has declared war thingto find the farmers of the West iden- been officially considered. There is every will the on earth or an angel organization states do not get the benefit of the.gulf The wife of Senator Vance of NorthCaro- of the Dakota division of the Chicago, from heaven should proclaim the opposite. Riel wishes to make a speech from the gal- tified with a political which is lina, right,has probability, however, that some such an policy thoroughly stream now is that there is a polar who is wealthy in her own arrangement made, though nothing Milwaukee &St. Paul. lows. committed to a so hostile building willbe : current coming along justcompleted a handsome in the Nevada's Snit, <•>\u25a0 to agricultural interests. There could down the coast of the sort has yet been accomplished. Another Manitoba Line. Law Minneapolis engineers discussed millma- the Labrador, through business portion ofLouisville, Ky.,as anin- New York, 13.— chinery. no greater anomaly in politics than that of the Straits ofBelle foroffice A report current here regarding a pro- Special to the Globe. Nov. 1n the case of be Isle of vestment. Itis to be rented pur- & Atlantic — Mme. Emma against ' be a Republican, unless and forming the cold western wall poses. posed extension of the Chicago Ottawa, Out., Nov. 13. Senater Cemon Nevada Fred A. lowa has twenty-five people who are above a farmer should it gulf railroad, to connect with York, of Times, is workingman should be. The de- the stream. The existence ofthe cur- Wash- the New of Ottawa has made an application for a Schwab the to recover 820,000 100 years old. that a long established, and, fact, Aclerk in the pension office died at Philadelphia &Buffalo railroad at New- for alleged slander, Judge ceptive argument that a high tariff made rent has been in ington the other day, and it was then discov- charter to construct a railwayand telegraph Nehrbas to-day The report that Mahone would remove to one of the facts on castle, Pa., thus forming a through line granted the motion to vacate high wages has caused many workingmen is which the official sail- ered that he was engaged to two prominent line from Brandon, on the Canadian Pacific the order for Dakota is denied. ing directions in this country and Eng- and outlet for the Wabash &Southwestern, railroad, an examination of Mr. Schwab before the to vote the Republican ticket under both Society ladies. One was a Washington heiress also denied. to Edmonton and thence to the trial, commissioner's land are based. What Mr. Goodkidge money without is coast, to but denied the motion to vacate the The United States railway the delusion that they were pro- from whom he had borrowed Pacific with a branch the Touris order to extend the time for Mme. report has been completed. proposes is, should stopped in givingnotes. He willed all his property to coal bed. Nevada moting their own interests. But that it be the Railroad. Commissioner's Report. to answer the complaint. Straits ofBelle Isle by a at a point the other girl. — One hundred and fifty masked dancers even that fallacious argument was dam Washington Nov. The report of Billing:Instructions. merry at where it is about ten miles wide and 150 Victoria-Kawekin-lanalilo-Kalaninulabl-Ca- 13. made Sherman hall. never used to enlist the support ofthe farm the commissioner ofrailroads has been com- Notice was given by the Northern Pacific Heirs to $80,000,000. farmer's experience feet deep. The dam, he says, could be palapa is the full nominal description of a yesterday Burglars at St. Charles secured about $100 ingclasses. The own baby born KingKalakaua and pleted and handed to the secretary of the road that the Wisconsin Central San Francisco, Nov. News re- argument built with the adjacent rocks, and the cost girl to Queen having present no to-day belonging to the A.O. U. W. would knock into a cocked hat the Kapiolani of Hawaii, and her birth puts the treasury. It willbe awaited with more at connection with the ceived here that 580,000,000, left by protective would not exceed 840,000,000. The effect interest, at brothers, Thomas, says come to that a tariff would benefit him. nose out of joint belonging to Kalakau's sis- than ordinary as the first declara- Northern Pacific tracks Minnesota Trans- three William and Count Chlapowski he wants to illustration, compare of this would be, he calculates, to change upon fer, until notice, shipments AquillaChase, St.Paul to attend the wintercarnival. As an he could the ter, Lydia Camekena Liliuokalani, who till tion of the administration the subject further destined who died in Great Britain, conditions of the two great producing coun- the temperature of the coast from now, has been heir-apparent to the Hawaiian of the regulation of railroads. Those who to allpoints on that line west of Abbots- is about to be distributed among descend- Hon. R. F. Jones of Rochester does not Cape Hatteras to Newfoundland. : expect to itanything very aggressive ford, Wis., should be billed to St. Paul. euts of world the United States and Nova throne. \u0084 find in the deceased brothers. Rev. J. M. favor an extra session ofthe. legislature. tries of the land-grant Britain. Here we have protection. Scotia would have a climate as Mme. Annie Louise Cary Raymond, while against railway systems willbe Chase of this city and Mrs. Jennie Chase Great disappointed. of Notes. Chamberlain, of discharged Sergt. mild as Cape May, and Block at the Atlantic house in Scarborough, Me., Itfollows the course the Fairfield, Cal., are Mayor Pillsbury has Great Britain has free trade. The American . reports preceded it, no new Connecting lines was yesterday notified Kirkham from the Minneapolis force. island and Cape Cod would become winter learned of alittlegirlin town who had a hip which makes among the heirs. Meeting of the heirs of farm hand receives double the wages of the departure in arrangement by the IllinoisCentral that itwould not re- coast will laborer, watering places. Moreover, trouble that threatened to cause permanent the character of perishable this be called for immediate ac- Conductor Joseph Preseott died suddenly at English agricultural yet American the St. Law- in the statistical statements presented. The ceive any more live stock or tion. Mansfield, inquest willbe held. grain. That is rence would be open to navigation through- deformity. Mrs. Raymond had the child sent goods forshipment until further notice. It — Dak. An grain undersells English a most important part is that whichrelates to out the year. Goodbidge to the Maine general hospital, where she is probable this notice is due to the strike of nut which the most ardent advocate ofpro- Mr. also thinks, bed, the bonded period. Commissioner Johnston Brakemen Win Their Strike. Parson Hicks received 1cent damages in though maintains a free and under the excellent bodily the brakemen on that line. his libel suit against the Washington Star. tection cannot crack when he comes to not with much positiveness, that adopts the recommendation con- Chicago, Nov. 13.— A committee from treatment there the littlepatient seems likely report as reported City Agent Scott preach protection doctrine to the farmers. the deflection of the Arctic current might to be entirely cured. tained in Senator Hoar's Ticket of the Milwau- the striking brakemen of the Illinois Cen- Itis stated that the Canadian Paciflc has turn the gulf stream further southward, by the senate finance committee in the last kee &St. Paul road at Minneapolis has re- secured control of tho International com- Itcan also be demonstrated that there is no Mme. Jarocka, a grandniece of Brigadier congress, being Mr. tral road had a satisfactory conference with high wages and thus cut off enough from the a text of the bill incor- signed. It is understood that \V. W. pany- sort of connection between and heat General Count iPulaski, the Polish hero of porated in the report and to Heaftdrd, agent for that company at Buf- Superintendent Jeffry this evening and the Wages just high British Isles to give them the climate of war, years recommended Itis believed the Northern Pacific has se- protection. would be as our revolutionary was for three the secretary ofthe interior. The billpro- falo, willsucceed Mr. Scott. strikers returned to work. It is not yet protective Labrador, then, giving to employed department, being . cured the control ofthe James River Valley inthis country without a tariff as and the reins his in the war ap- vides foran extension ofthe bonded period C. W. Smith, now general manager of known upon what basis their differences line. it. There is a force beyond and inde- fancy, see the queen abandoning her icy pointed oyPresident Arthur at the instance to sixty years, and for a division of pay- railroad, have been adjusted, but apparently the with very the Chesapeake &Ohio has been Homer, young living Canby, pendent which kingdom and taking refuge as empress in of Gov. Curtin. She is a ardent Demo- ments into the sinking fund, into 120 semi- company yielded. Oscar a man at of tariff features controls says year elected vice president of the Atchison. To- Nicollet county, Minn.,died from eating wild wages. force is human intelligence. India. Now if all this can be accomplished, crat, and that last she contributed annual installments, bearing interest at 3 peka & road, enter upon That $25 to the fund for the election of Santa Fe and will parsnips. more intelligent the labor the more and will only cost 540.000.000, the best campaign per cent. These payments are graded from his duties Dec. 1. Chinese Pack Their Trunks. The President Cleveland. Several weeks ago she nearly 52,500,000 and differ Thur- McMicken, Santa Cruz, Nov. 13.— Acompany is being formed at Pittsburg valuable itis. Our free schools are of more thing Germany and Russia and the other from the H. G. general agent for the The Chinese *o was dropped from the rolls of the depart- man act payments innot being whollydue engaged as laundrymen build a two-hundred-mile railroad line in inkeeping up the standard of wages jealous powers can dois to make up a pony- Manitoba road at Winnipeg, visited St. Paul and wood-cutters at Kentucky. value ment. within thirty years as now required. yesterday. Mr. McMicken reports alively Lorenso were night given twenty-four in America than all the tariff laws that purse and put Goodridge's scheme into m last Second, and increasing business in the railway line leave, Who invented the telephone is still the could be devised from now until the end of operation. to None. Chinese Railroads. hours' notice to and to-day were question for argument before the secretary Shakopee Special at Winnipeg. packing up preparatory to quitting that 1 Wages are always regulated Courier. to the Globe. BSBji of tho interior. time. accord- under the — A.E. Williamson ofHollySpring, Miss., part of the country. No violence was used, ingto efficiency of labor, and labor is ANIMPORTANT CONSIDERATION. The St. Paul Globe present New Yobk, Nov. 13. is said thatthe AnIndian outbreak inthe Northwest is ex- the management is becoming more popular with lately appointed agent of the Crow Indian and the Chinamen agreed to go without fur- always the most efficient where laborers Acorrespondent makes the pertinent sug- emperor of China is anxious to establish Custer, ther trouble. pected before long. The Indians are becom- the news-loving public. Its editorials, under throughout empire and most reservation at Ft. went out on the ing very uneasy. get the best livingand the easier conditions gestion in connection with the building of Baker, railroads the is Northern Pacific train yesterday. the control of Mr. Lewis are unex- favorably prevail. As an illustration, we need only the ice palace that most of the money ex- celled in fairness of spirit and lack of per- inclined toward the American Sinnett, Sug-ar-Makinir Experiments. The Pennsylvania railroad denies that any - railroad system. Baron de Lorme, late an W. W. chief train dispatcher of cite the fact that in England, withits free- pended in its construction willgo to the sonalities, and in abilityit will take second Omaha, reported to Sugar planters have longbeen aware that traffic arrangement has been made with the rank to no other journal. Itscorps of cor- engineer in the French navy, has returned the is have sent in his Baltimore &Ohio. trade policy, wages are higher than in laboring men of the city. This is animpor- resignation. a large percentage of the sugar in sugar consideration, respondents from all parts ofthe state and from China with the intention of organiz- Northern Pa- France or Germany, where protection pre- tant as it willbe an excep- throughout the Northwest furnish the latest ing an American corporation, for C. H. Warren, general agent cane and sorghum has been lost either in The Cascade branch of the sections, passenger cific has been inspected and the commission- vails. While the American protectionists tional blessing to the laborers, coming, as it news from their respective while in which he asserts the Chinese gov- of the Manitoba road, went East yester- millingor in the processes of manufacture. ers willreport favorably. are declaring that American industries would does, at a season of the year when labor its respective press dispatches the very latest ernment will guarantee bonds and day. Itis scarcely extravagant to say that during information is to be found from all parts of sugar destroyed exposed to most employment. the interest thereon necessary to \u25a0 the last decade fullyhalf of the the Riel made his will. Another move by be . if free compe- needs The material the world. The Weekly is a fine journal also, . . has ' the which will into the will cost " • construct the road, and willmake other AnInventus Fraud. soil has produced has been lost before the members of the Dominion parliament is to tition with products of the pauper labor go ice palace lullof good reading. com- comparatively nothing. Nearly \u25a0 liberal concessions. Mr. Nathaniel McKay, Letour Northwestern farmers be on manufactured article has entered be made to save his life. of Europe, the protectionists ofFrance and all the contractor, their with purpose of money expended paid A Libel on Montana. a is interested with Baron de guard and look out for these swindlers, as merce. It was the check- The anti-Warnerites have invented a new Germany are protesting that their industries that will be willbe forming a company. He ing this waste that the United States de- brought into a Montana Exchange. Lorme in has in- they are almost certain to put an silver scheme, modeled after the grain-eleva- wouldbe ruined if competition out for labor. Now that long, hard • vited the following gentlemen to meet at in appear- partment of agriculture undertook the ex- tor method ofdoing business. high wages winter is commencing so many Aman who tried farming in Montana for the avenue evening ance when the spring opens. The Chicago with the of Great Britain and and laborers years goods Fifth hotel this to dis- periments mentioned. To avoid the loss of United States. So itis the protection- will be out of employment until spring two gathered together his and cuss the subject: Russell Sage, A. Tribune a short time since contained an millingit was determined to try the process An application fora charter to build a line the ;chattels, consisting mainly of a wife,nine S. on a recent discovery mak- railway Brandon, Manitoba, find itimpossible to make sauce which opens, these considerations should have great Hewitt, S. J. Randall. William H. Bar- article inbutter ofdiffusion. For this purpose apparatus of from to the ists tow-headed children and six lean dogs, and Dillon, ing, setting forth how the yield of butter inKansas Pacific coast has been made. goose gander. weight withour people, ought following num, Sidney W. C. Whitney, J. was erected for cutting sorghum willserve for both and It and to stim- got himself hence. He left the could be increased a 100 ormore per cent., slices and extracting hoped Chicago ulate their hearty sympathy and co- lines on the door of his dug-out: Russell Young, William Dorsheimer, Col. milk, cane into thin the Rev. M.McG. Dana and Rev. H.H.Hart is therefore to be that the active Brown, J. B. Houston, Grace, etc., from a given quantity of and sugar therefrom in a diffusion battery con- by operation pushing ; 250 Feet to Water. Mayor C. P. addressed the Minneapolis Knights of Labor convention will be followed beneficial in the carnival. While \u25a0i"7 '\u25a0'.:'' Huntington, Nathaniel Niles, Selig- the inventors of this wonderful discovery sisting of ten cells. The result of the ex- be, nothing we are engaged in an enterprise will 50 Miles toFuel. Jesse genius evidently on the topic ofPrison Reform. results and it.will ifitdoes which 6 Inches to H—l. man, Jay Gould, F. K. Ham, H. B. Grant, or some other great are periment was highly gratifying. The degree exposing the add so greatly to the social enjoyment of Our getting in their work on the farmers of of extractionwasfuily9Spercentof the Fears are entertained at Regina that Crow- more than to aid in to farmers the God Bless Home. Gen. Egbert S. Ville, Levi P. Morton, J. total of country season and to the advancement of city's R. Hawley, MajorStahlnecker, Yonkers, Illinois. sugars present. Mechanical difficulties foot's braves willcreate trouble in the South- and laborers the the fallacies of the of firm, says in west territories as soon as snow goes in the protection. prosperity, we are also doing a "Where the Bric-a-Brac Went. and several capitalists from Boston Atraveling agent of a butter the form of the apparatus, which could not The convention shows that it most chari- and Grower, is go- spring. is in earnest by adopting aresolution urg- table and beneficent act in affording employ- Memphis Appeal. „,.- Philadelphia. the Illinois Farm and Fruit have been foreseen, interfered somewhat The day before election... the Richmond Whig, ing through the country selling rights to !with the successful working of the process The annual report ofthe superintendent of ing revenue reformers to vote only ment for industrious laborers and contribut- A Paper Line. recipe. at Washington Mahone's organ, said: "We have our rooster, make butter by the aid of a He economically, but these difficulties are read- the soldiers' home indicates for such candidates 'in congres- ing that much tothe comfort and happiness Special to the Globe. gentleman in Williamson ily becoming 1 our semper tyrannis ready sold one to a overcome. that some old veterans are old as openly oppose a of scores of humble homes in the city. cannon and our sic Wabasha, gentleman saw inebriates. sional elections to announce our victory." The next day the Ind., Nov. 13. A scheme county, and although the To avoid the loss incident to the usual protection. This is all well enough the agent make the butter, he failed to do tarifffor Whig tumbled the whole collection of bric-a- for the construction of a line of railroad to process of manufacture the process The West St.Paul union favors the location as as itgoes. But they willhave to go The English election campaign is growing brac in the cellar. Pittsburg just now agi- itafter repeated trials. The plan is take known in the beet sugar industry as of the ice palace on the West St. Paul flat. far from to Omaha is butter, say Car- step happens interesting. When the queen's son-in-law is part a few pounds of good four bonatation was tried. The experiment was Italso passed resolutions favoring an extra a or two further. It now and eggs tating the residents ofthe northern of to two gallons of milk which in country pelted with and the Londonderry mem- Ticket for '88. county. The projectors of the enter- pounds, add it conducted under the supervision of Mr. G. session ofthe legislature. then this Western that the Re- is mobbed by factory girls, Naming; the this been setting for souring a certain time, Spencer publican congress are terrible ber ofparliament prise have delegated W. H. Card of War- has L. and the results were entirely candidates for itbegins to look as ifthe Sherman outrage Atlanta Constitution. and then churn together. He claimed that satisfactory. Commissioner Sparks has decided that a revenue before The New York Tribune says that "New saw, Ind., to negotiate for the right of butter doubled, man cannot get a title to a homestead and a reformers when the people, millhad been shipped over to help things the amount of would be To the juice as it Washington Yorkand the solid make up a majority way through Northern Indiana and is now produce in pres- comes from the mill or pre-emption by commutation on the former, but when they get to they are along. South the route from and he did that effect the the diffusion battery a large of must of the electoral college." But the Tribune traveling along proposed ' persons. This was by excess lime but liveon it the required five years. not worth abauble. As a rule, they go m * Fort Wayne to the Illinoisstate line. jitis ence of several done is added, and this is afterwards precipitated into the congressional ' ismistaken. In1888 Hendricks and Hillwill simply adding something to the milk to Ninetyblocks Galveston, Tex., Republican caucuses The announcement that Governor-elect along York, and they the intention to' use the right of way of gentle by blowing through the mixture a current in were de- need Indiana with New make itcurdle, and then by churn- of acid gas, stroyed by lire. The loss is over $2,000,000. when they know they willbe outvoted, and iLarrabee intends to reinstate Auditor willget it. :,>--'\u25a0 the Fort Wayne, Peoria & Galesburg road, mass of carbonic the precipitate which Fifteen hundred people Brown gives rise to the suspicion that the The prevailing the ing he mixes the butter with the falls carries down with itnearly all are made homeless. then come back home and explain their pro- now defunct. belief is of the milk, leaving but a small the im- Relief is being sent from all parts of the tection Republicans were reduced to the extremity never exist save in imagina- curds purities of the juice and in a records by saying that they, after Doing up Cnt-and-Pasted. road will the quantity of serum in the churn. It is an leaves them country. The windblew at the rate of sixty of making a bargain with the Brown faction the tions of the flighty individuals who are now state suitable foreasy separation by filtra- miles anhour during going into the caucus, felt honor-bound ingenious contrivance, and is well calcu- the fire. - in order to pullthrough on their state ticket. Windom Reporter. . engaged on its construction on paper. tion. The use of the process entirely sup- _ \u25a0 decisions, tostand by its and thus were The Globe is becoming one of the best lated to deceive the unwary, as it looks and presses rivaling - A lady was the losses from scums and afford* The decision ofthe supreme court of Ohio forced to vote against their convictions. lesson of the Galveston fire is that, in dailies inthe West, and is the great Route of the Line. tastes like butter. friend who a product in every way superior swearing Or happens that The Wenotice that present, after the agent left, went to work to that that at a telephone is illegal has it sometimes one is brave cities where wooden houses are numerous, cut-and-pasted in great shape. Special to the Globe. given by the old method. produced a great sensation .*, as frequently as on the butter and reduced it to its original in Chicago. If enough to enter his vote on the journal too great vigilance cannot be exercised in re- on the trains itis called for Cbookston, Nov. 13. Surveyors are Itwas the intention of the department the law is enforced in that city telephone any paper onsale there. bulk, barring a few ounces. to the against the protection iniquities, but gard to maintaining efficient firedepartments. making a very careful survey of the pro- ; frauds, make similar experiments in Louisiana, companies willhave to suspend business. In Now. of ailbutter this is one of it is done in such a half-hearted Itis a lesson which St.Paul and Minneapolis posed line lof the Manitoba road from and easily imposed and preparations for them are nearly fin- St.Paul a mancan swear through atelephone way Effect of Evil Associations. the shrewdest most on ished. Delay, however, getting and withso little spiritin the cause of would do well to lay to heart. Chicago to Duluth, and the line now laid dairymen, yet perfectly in a part of allday and nobody willever hear it. Times. Crookston and it is worthless the apparatus and the improvements sug« — that it to \u25a0 _^ reform amounts nothing. What out is one they evidently intend adopt- buy right. cal- Henry Ward Beecher, who didnoble service the to those who the Itis well gested by the experiments in Kansas ren- Secretary Bayard has sold the thorough- the revenue reformers want to dois to Theebaw'b queen is yet to be the salvation year Mugwump, returned ing. The route runs southeasterly by east culated to deceive both dairymen and con- send last as a Cleveland river, dered itadvisable to postpone this work for bred Englishhorse which came so near killing men to congress to represent this great of the kingdom of Burmah. What is the to Republicans, what was the result? to the crossing of the Sand Bar then |isumer. The butter made by this process is the and Clear-, another year. his daughter a short time ago. In this the agricultural section of the West and matter with the royal households of Servia Why, he had his pocket picked of a §400 almost due east from there to the really a mixture of butter and cheese. It the ' "* river, : j very decomposed secretary acted wisely. If he would now Northwest who are willingto stand inwith and Bulgaria that gunpowder is not made j watch. \u25a0'-'"." water and from thence almost due quickly becomes if left ,' to Upper Rice Lake. From thence it standing. Codfish Flake up diSDOse ofthat blue-blooded hobby whichhe any party that willbring about areform in offensive south : - Minced cold boiled has been ridingfor some time he might con- mt . Chancing Their Tune. runs due east to the Mississippi river. The I.''•."'.-',•' _\u25a0 cod and to three cups of fish add one large the tariffsystem. We want men in con- :"' f tribute to his own safety. :• completion :of the Canadian ;'Pacific New York Star. '\u25a0' z '\u25a0 surveyors have laid out the route some little /:Griddle cakes served these autumn even- mashed potato, a small piece of butter, one- gress who are heart and soul in sympathy .The ---.'z^ Mississippi jThey corn .j melancholy Mugwumpshave distance past the :• river. ings at Curtis' Hotel. Lenox, temporarily half teaspoonful of starch, one beaten party on railroad calls to the mind ofTan exchange The mild-eyed, Inhis interview with the Globe this morn- withthe Democratic this question. the remark made bya Canadian statesman in become morose. "We.have had enough 'of report the country as ;being superior agri- cause the littleones to cease crying for the egg; ;make ,into small .cakes .aud fryin - - capable producing ; ing'Judge Jones of Rochester predicts that j In.other words, the interests of the North- the early days of the road, when he charac- men." they _xcl_i_i. "now iriveus money." Icultural land and of a moon. butter.