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VOL. MOII]STN"G. IX. ST. PAUL. SATURDAY FEBRUARY 26, 1887. -TO. 57

Centrists. 14 New German Liberals, 6 So- gate fraud in pension'"cases. G. J. Hetlierington and August Westerson, BORN IN THE OPEN AIR. cialists, 15 Alsatians, Poles, Guelphites NORTHWESTERN; NEWS. around with a team visiting pens'ioata*,Hin^aveled'aud 18 2 IN ELEVEN BOUNDS.! fifty single \u25a0 MRS. DRUSE 1 Dane and 3 others by threats extorted money froi_#"V?>veral.' 7 birds, resulted in a victory for MUST DIE. whose views are as the former, the score being as • follows: A Trench Countess at Mice Becomes a yet unknown. Sixty-one supplementary He was arrested here and yilma. _, Hanna 39, Hetherington The People ofDurant, la., Vainly Endeav- : **. Charles a Greiner 40, 32, ballots are necessary. t?**—-'v.*-'. Hadley Whips Frank Taylor in 35. *'-.-.'\u25a0'•-77-.- Got. HillRefuses to Interfere in Her Be- Mother During; the Panic Pollowing -7 oring to Identifyan Alleged High- / . Northwestern —Patents. ; Westerson ; Pretty Fight at the Theatre Com- half and She Will Hang on the Earthquake. rani a: in the Women. Toned Burglar. Special to the Globe. J' '•'. London, Feb. 25.— pre- Washington, Feb. 25.—The". following ique, Minneapolis. Knocked His man Out. Monday. Gladstone Special to the Globe. sided over a meeting for the purpose of are the patents granted during the present Dancers at a by the an Mass., Feb. 25.—Ike Weir, the Ball Crushed to Death forming a Women's Liberal federation. Albert Lea Has Extremely Narrow week to Northwestern inventors, as re- Octavius Beaudoin Knocked Out by Dan Boston. . A Crowd of Sudden AwfulVisit- Belfast Spider,. champion light, weight of Tennessee Lynchers Hot oa and She said she -thought the women of Great .'•*.'. Escape From a Most Serious ported to the Globe by A. C. Paul, patent • Needham in Two Bounds at the America, fought Arnold A. Rand, the Track of a Cold-Blooded ation. Britain who were anxious to work forthe Conflagration. attorney, Minneapolis: Olympic, St. Paul. a prom- * Liberal cause and the . progress of justice, Minnesota— T. Fanning, Minneapolis, inent Boston pugilist, in a stable on Way Assassin. should be organized and united. door and jam; it. E. Gleason, Stillwater, row- street to-night. Tne contest was with hard The Prince of Wales Refuses to Be The Republicans ofDcs Moines Nor- ing gear; J. Lake gloves for a purse • G. Richardson, City, shift- Schaefer Issues a Challenge For Two of SSOO. Rand recently, Jim Stevens "Executed at by the Seismic n• Frinlitened Jacobin! Dyin&r. mate a Mayor and Munici- ing thill; W. E. Sergeant,' Minneapolis, grain gained celebrity by knocking • : young Prince*! Billiard Games, Which Slos- out Anne, Md., for a Tumult. Home, Feb, 25.—Cardinal pal Officers. cleaner, also j-rain cleaning machine; it. E. Aaron, of Hyde Park. Two hundred and Foul Jacobini's con- Woods. Montgomery, car coupling. son Accepts. Crime. dition is hopeless. The pope visited him lowa fifty men were present. In the first round C. A. Brostrotn, Sioux City, tongueless wheel Weir forced the while Rand Alexander of Battenberg 111 "With this evening, and extreme A Small Blaze at the cultivator: Thomas Carmichael, What fighting, in- afterwards . Sioux Falls Cheer,: The Maroons Anxious to Stay In the dulged in much scientific In Indictment Small-Pox --Cardinal Jacobin! unction was administered to the dying Penitentlary-An Aged mine door operating mechanism; R. J. Shaw- dodging. the of the Supposed Slayer* han, Swan, automatic tongueless National League—The second round Weir punched his adversary of Mayor Dying. man. Lady Dead. foot for cul- ring, Bowman at East tivators; E. Towns, Kent, -talk cutter; J.F. Walkers. all over the finally sending in a ter- St. .Louis. Gladstone -.educes Rents. Kuhlman, Anamosa, washing machine; rificleft under cut on Rand's jaw and fol-: London, Feb. J. K. London, Feb. 25.—A dispatch from 25.—Gladstone has made McDonald, Dcs Moines, stop-cylinder priming lowing it up with a righthander on the jug- a permanent. reduction in rents on the Special to the Globe. machine; J. S. Meicalf, Burlington, grain Frank Taylor, ofSt. Paul, attempted to ular, which completely knocked' Rand out. Hekkime-r, N. T., 25.— Nice says that another earthquake shock Moines, la., Feb. spout; W. Hul'man. Clinton, locomotive Feb. Rox- larger farms at Hawarden. Dcs 25.— people light; bead- knock out Charles Hadley in ten rounds at Weir was awarded the purse. ana Druse, who will be was felt in that city this morning. The S. Jones, What ; Cheer, coal drilling - hanged in the jail of Durant are excited. A leading citizen machine. P. the , Theatre Comique, Minneapolis, last yard was slight. Dispatches from Again. Wisconsin—J. Kaesruau, Mil- Scraps of Sports. in the rear of the Herkimer county disturbance To Be Tried has been caught in the act of robbing waukee, washing machine; night and failed to do so. although he was follawing of J. E. X-aramore, -will be a ten-hour race on at jailon Monday next, at noon, Rome give the official list Dublin, Feb. 25.—Dillon and his asso- & Volstedt's Wausau. machine forcrushing and screening given round to it in by a mis- There ice the more and Schroeder store, but on ac- an extra do carnival skating rink, corner Broadway and more realizes her fate as the time draws killed and. wounded: Bajardo, 300 killed count family proprietors quartz; J. Keif and A. Be Branch, fence; referee, the men to ciates in the conspiracy case willbe tried of his the promised E. if. take of the who forced Ninth streets, Saturday, Mart**; 5, between near. Her little son arrived here yesterday, and wounded; Diano Marina, 250 killed again in not to expose him and the curiosity of the James Wilson, Tomah. reversible sulky plow; fight eleven rounds. Hadley made a strong Rudolph Guet, April. Charles Blok, Merrill, champion long. distance to remain with his mother until the dreaded and injured; Bressano, 50 killed and 30 in- villagers is has out that horse collar.. Dakota— effort and succeeded in holding Frank skater of America: William Burnett, unsatisfied. It leaked J. T. Gray, Gray, for boots and cham- event is over. When the mother tha View us land's Blizzard. the guilty party is a member of poker club heel shoes. nearly up to the eighth round. He pion of Colorado; E.J. Murphy, champion of saw jured; Diano Castello, 80 killed; Castel- a Montana—T. J. Flanlgan, City, dump- even little boy she cried as though her Concord, N. Feb. Yesterday's dozen, as suspicion Butte', landed quite as frequently as his antagonist, St. Paul, C. Sherwood and other fast heart lano, 30 killed and many injured. The H.. 25.— of a members, and was ing cart. -. '-•*•"*"•\u25a0\u25a0 . • r \u25a0. skaters. would break. The sheriff's office is hourly \u25a0 '\u25a0 One hundred and Seventy-five will storm caused a severe interruption traffic thrown on all the innocent, the members \u25a0;-. .'7-' •'\u25a0'• •. v-. but was not as effective. In the eighth and dollars be number of persons killed is less than was to - '" given for prizes,sloo to fiist,sso to second and besieged by influential persons asking per- also aie on their mettle. They called on Chippewa Valley ninth rounds Frank delivered some clever supposed, lt is estimated that in the on the upper railroads. The night express Old S.ttiers. $25 to third. The management willendeavor to mission to visit the condemned. He is on the Boston &Lowell stalled Schroeder A Volstedt with others, and as Special to : upper cuts, and in the teuth and eleventh have Paulson, Norwegian skater, very kind, but firm in province of Porto Maurizo 570 north was give the Globe. JfV-v' r Hadley, the famous refusing admission at Warren's Summit and was not relieved the firm refused to the robber's name Eau Claire, Feb. 25.—The old settlers' rounds hit fast and furious. how- compete. This race will be open to all to any one. The dress the woman is to persons were killed and 156 injured. they angrily a ever, punishment, with indiffer- skaters. until 10 o'clock this morning. The night had hie alarm sounded and re-union and banquet, took his Entries must be made before Fri- wear on the fatal day will be black and In the province of Genoa, thirty- when the citizens came together proposed to which occurs oh the ence and did not flinch. In the last round day, March 4, at the rink. . Efforts will be willbe express south was cancelled. On the north- evening ofMarch 2, trimmed with flashy colored ribbons. lour killed and thirty-seven injured. division the Bristol prosecute the linn for compounding a felony. at the Galloway house, he was somewhat groggy and was inclined made to break all previous records from 1 to Utica, N. V., Feb. were ern train was stalled at promises be was 100 miles. 25.— -Mil's Bajando and Diano Marina were the only Hill's. The snow is on the Steps were taken in that direction but they to a great success.. It! is now to clinch and wrestle.. The fight char- . private secretary notified Rev. Mr. drifting badly had expected that throughout and The members of the Detroit team almost to Powell, places destroyed. Cerro was only partly dam- main line between Grafton and Franklin. no proof that a felony was. committed confidently not less than 250 acterized by hard hitting spiritual adviser of Mrs. Druse, the Her- save through the testimony of the who, of the early pioneers of the Chippewa val- gave good satisfaction to the audience. The a man are opposed to the usual gymnasium aged. The churches at Bajando, Castellars Alltrains have been cancelled on the Pass- firm, practice as a means of putting in kimer murderess, that the executive will um'pic road. of course, refused to criminate themselves. ley willbe in attendance. The committees only blood drawn was by Hadley from themselves not with the andAurigo were thrown down by the About a foot of snow power, trim tor the season's work. They say that interfere exection. fell and it has drifted are doing all in their to insure the Frank's nose. The referee, George Philips, the exercise ordinarily taken In gymnasium severity of the shock. Dispatches from badly. A AitHOW -r.SCA-.-C success of . gave a . The Lynchers A Woodsville, N. dispatch says: The > the undertaking. The pro- the colored light weight, the match to does them more harm than good. The vet- After Him. say populace slept out of doors H., gramme forthe Chattanooga, Genoa the storm which commenced yesterday after- From a Mout Serious Con flag-ration re-union '"exercises is'not Hadley. . eran Jim White is especially opposed 'to it. Term., Feb. 25.—A hor- night. Many went on board ships in yet made public, but willbe His idea is too keep the muscles in a healthy last noon caused the most serious blockade of at Albert Lea. one full ofin- rible murder occurred in Roane county this terest to all. Reminiscences of 77 Knocked Out by Needham. condition during the winter with a pair of the harbor, and 20,000 fled from tne city by the season throughout Northern New to early days % evening. A man named and a Special the Globe. in this section will form a conspicuous part, An eight-round glove fight was started at light dumb bells, and to throw a ball occa- Newman rail. At a house near Diano Marina a ball Hampshire and Vermont. The temperature sionally if fifteen-year-old girl named Weaver, while Albert Lea, Feb. 25.Shortly after 10 as also willtoasts and responses by some of the Olympic last' night between Danny the occasion presents himself. •was proceeding when the shocks came. suddenly fellbelow zero and the wind blow- Richard Hale, for Louise Armaindo, going in a wagon from Kingston to Rock- o'clock last night Eiuar Dye, a printer in the ablest speakers in the Chippewa * Mile. completely wrecked, ing a gale all night completely stopped rail- valley, Needham and Octavius Beaudoin. says in reply to Bell's challenge: wood, were firca at by The building was and the Standard office, as he was going to bed who are numbered among the early settlers. Grant -'The a man named Eppa TERRIBLE LOSS OF LIFE road traffic. No trains have arrived here * In the firstround Needham knocked Beau- lady will ride Mr. Bell a six days', twelve and both were Killed. Epos is being pur- discovered a heavy stream of smoke issuing The committee of invitation has invited all side, lay heaps from Montreal since yesterday. doin off his feet three times. Beaudoin lost hours a day, race for §250 a at any time sued by a posse of 200 men and wUi b« reported. The dancers dead in who settled here nrior to July 25, 1862, to fight within the next three weeks, the Washing-' lynched Many of the Lewiston, Me., Feb. Snow has de- from the floor next to the south wall of the his head and made no at all. He at if caught. upon the ground. houses de- layed participated In all about 800 invitations managed up round ton rink, Minneapolis. The same offer is tanks underneath filled all trains to-day. An engine and press room. He quickly gave the alarm on to come for the second open stroyed had large have been sent out..". and avoid by to Fred Straub, of Faribault, who James Stevens Hanged. exportation plow sent to clear the Androscoggin road tne street and with a policeman hurried to tried to fighting clinching, but Wednesday evening with new olive oil intended for against ropes defeated Armaindo in a of became stuck, so there lias has been no the engine house aud rang the bell. The Getting Needham drove him over the fifty mile race." Armaindo that. Princess Anne, Md., Feb. 25.—James to France and Germany. Aparty soldiers train to or Their MailAgain. right him in claims found Judge from Farmin-rtoii to-day. There lire started in a partition in the basement the and with a hand swing caught Straub defeated her more by. trick ridingthan Stevens was hanged here at 12:57 p. exploring the ruins Rassi lying Special to Globe. ropes. by m. debris, has been no mail from the east to-day. back of the barber shop. It was soon a the face and knocked him under the speed, as the track was seventen laps to The execution was witnessed by beneath a mass of still alive. While Redwood Falls, Feb. 25.—The first and the ;_ ""\u25a0 about extricate him a great blaze and rapidly burned through the Beaudoin fell into his corner, refused mile." 7 thirty persons. the men were trying to A Blaze at -ialiiinore. mail over the Northwestern road for up fight given Need- Serad, who be of Stevens showed no signs beam fell, killing tlie judge and wounding floor into the boot and shoe store of C. C. ten to come and the was to will one the Cincinnati of nervousness. At the while hia Baltimore, Md., Feb. 25.—Shortly be- ran days arrived Wednesday, being brought in ham. George La Blanche refereed; Duncan pitchers next season, has been practicing scaffold, the Fifteen thousand persons Dwlght and up between the studding under , spiritual adviser was speaking, he gazed up- soldiers. fore 7 o'clock this morning the six-story Standard by sleigh from a point three miles McDonald seconded Needham and George the new pitching rules at his home in have left Nice, and the exodus continues. into the printing office. The tire east of Chester, and he says make ward and his lips moved as ifin silent iron front and side warehouse of Darly A company was soon at work and did town, where a large crew of men at Hammond was behind Beaudoin. After they will Tlirousrhout the Riviera therailway stations most were audience, heavier batting and will affect evert* pitcher prayer. His death was very easy, his neck get Co., candy manufacturers at Baltimore gallant and effective service. They work in a drift. The snow plow finally the knockout, to satisfy the country excepting Ferguson are thronged with people anxious to and un- sparred in the and being broken. The crime for which Stev- Haward streets, was discovered to be on doubtedly saved the building and its valu- worked through about 7 o'clock Wenesday James O'Brien, the acrobat, Need- Dailey, of the Philadelphia.. Shindle, of the away. It has transpired that during evening. friendly ens, alias Wright (colored), was Wednesday's panic a French countess fire. In twenty minutes all the walls had able contents of •'•'15,000 or more. It was a The blockade on the Minneapolis ham four rounds. Both men did Detroits, who is also living in Chester, has executed was committed the & St. road, sparring. batting Serad's delivery, and on BIRTH TO A CHILD fallen. A four-story building in the rear, very narrow escape. Einar Bye, the prin- Louis which has continued for some very clever been Be shares night of . j .; GAVE opinion as to the upon pitchers. July 3, 1380. His victim > by Darly ter, credit, by fully two weeks, Monday. his effect the iv the public gardens at Nice. Flammarian also occupied A Co., was de- deserves much as his coolness was raised on \ IHcHenry Johnson Talks. was Mrs. Mary Tehearn, a white woman, stroyed. Several hundred persons are em- and good sense the tire was met in the nick This has been the worst winter on our The Wisconsin Central brought the Black 81 years old who aud other astronomers predict . further Johnson, the "Black Star," Diamond and his crowd up to St. Paul a lived,entirely alone, about shocks, prob- ployed by the firm, the larger part of which of time. The damage to the building is roads since their construction. It is. re- McHenry few eight from on but say the disturbances will ported crowd of colored days ago, when the Diamond came up to fight miles here. Stevens tha Slight damage are females, but the tire fortunately oc- about $300, to D wight's stock several that there is such a shortage in hay was talking "fight" to a Billy night mentioned ably be less severe. was and other fodder Wilson. It was expected, however, that entered her domicile Alpas. At Nice curred a few minutes before the time to go hundred dollars, and to the Standard office for stock in v the county sports at his place on Robert street yester- when they went back Chicago they through a an done in the Basses and that the situation to would window and committed out- Cannes the panic is subsiding, and the in- to work. So intense was the heat from the about •3200. The dry goods stock of O. N. will soon be serious. day afternoon when a Globe reporter return by the same route. This they did not rageous assault upon her. He was quickly habitants who have been camping out are fire that all the plate glass windows and Olberg and the clothing stock of S. Strauss Fears are also entertained of damage from dropped in to see what prospect there is do, but through some manipulation* not fully hunted down, lodged in jail aud at the Oc- doors on the opposite side of Howard street are damaged by smoke considerably, all of floods when the breaking up comes. for fight between him and Billy understood they went back to Chicago yester- returning to their homes. Yesterday's another day tober term tried and convicted. Stevens destroyed the arches of the Cathedral in the warehouse occupied by Cook, Hom- which is covered by insurance. Wilson. noon on tho Milwaukee & St. Paul. has all along protested that he inno- shock A six-round glove fight was arranged yes- was of the Conception at ice. At Paris the er & Co., plumbers'supplies, were broken. The Haddock Case. "I've been waiting to fight Wilson for eight cent. damage Darly &Co. A De. ffloines Nominee. Special to the Globe. months," the Star, "aud I am anxious to terday between Georure Laßlanche, the Ma- are crowded with fugitives from the The to on building and . .-;' Bald Fahey, Minneapolis.* hotels upwards of Special to the Globe. meet him. Iwould like either to fight him to rine, and Mart of for oa OX-he Rock Island Tragedy. Riviera. Many reached the city partially stock is estimated at §200,000, Albert Lea, Feb. Mayor Cleve- go against good purse of §150, to take place the Washing- nearly all of which is said to be covered by Dcs Moines, la., of Sioux whiphim, or train him to a at 111., Feb. 25.—The dressed, and others without luggage. A Feb. 25.—The Repub- land, City, was here to-day on a man. don't want to say anything against ton rink, Minneapolis, next Friday night, Morris. preliminary insurance. ' licans have nominated a ticket city 1 after the fight. examination of Newton for number of ladies are suffering from illness for business visit Speaking ot the \u25a0 criminal tho way he has been trained or the men who Killen-McDonald Watt the murder caused by fright. m officers, headed by W. A. for prosecutions have handled him, but 1 would like to have Said a colored sport yesterday, speaking of and robbery on the Rock Island road, A Strike Failure. McGrew on account' at '. the Haddock near WALES HAD NERVE. — mayor. Mr. McGrew was at one time murder, he said the representatives of the. the training of him myself for a while. After the Woodson fight: "If Wilson had this place last March, was commenced this New York, Feb. 25.— strike of this Iam going into a tight to knock my man caught the Diamond with that upper cut in morning Cannes, Feb. 25. The Prince of Wales, chairman of the Republican state central state aud the local organizations assisting theaters the fourth or fifthround, he had at 10:30 o'clock . before Judge stayed at a coopers has proven a failure so far them given out. This thing of sparring in and when Wood- Woodbury. •while here, hotel some distance as the committee. had their case away very badly; for an exhibition don't pay, and I'm done son back near the ropes, it would have been The examination was held in up the mountain. When the earthquake men are concerned. The return of the that Orensdolf and his friends* are a knock-out blow, sure." the court house, which was crowded almost A Water Tauk l.urned. entirely with it." shocks were felt his attendants implored Jersey City coopers to work to-day has had indifferent and confident of : the outcome, A twenty-five mile, bicycle race between to suffocation. The first witnesses called him to leave the house. The prince replied: a very depressing effect on the •in Special to the Globe. and that while the affair makes a great dis- I.a Blanche Back From Omaha, Fred Straub, ofFaribault, and Grant Bell, of were the bank and the express companies' strikers ' Minneapolis, "Since the shocks are over and the hotel this city who have not been \u25a0' able to find - Sioux Falls, Dak.. Feb. 25,—About 10 turbance throughout the country it.willdo 7La Blanche, the Marine, returned to St. for 825 a side will take place at employes, who put up and handled the Is tailing, I prefer to remain where get o'clock- this morning the Sioux Cityno harm. ; the rink in Faribault, Saturday, March 12. '.'.' money which they turned over to the not work elsewhere or back in their old water tank of the J-7. ;\u25a0-.• i7;';"'\u25a0..1"--*"!&"**' Paul: yesterday . from Omaha, . where he mes- I amin bed." Great damage was done in places. The non-union ''shops have had government of the penitentiary- pafss»r -i .. V.-.V !:- McDonald, who was behind BillyWilson at senger, Kellogg Nichols, the • night of the wing was --..; iItlinneota-s Liberal Offer. •---***--*; fought a six-round glove contest .with Jack tight Thursday night, says the villages around Nice. The Mentfort quite a little harvest in supplying M. E. destroyed by — the that tho only tragedy. These witnesses in their testi- & tire. The loss is about §400. Special to the Globe. -7 i Han ley.. Speaking of the affair yesterday, trouble with Bill is that he doesn't know chateau at Calle is leaning like the far- Connelly and S. E. Briggs with barrels^ The building is of Sioux Falls .'-•>.\u25a0 - mony traced the packages, which i-they de- queen of stone, and Minneota, Feb. 25.— At a meeting of La Blanche said: how to handle his feet. v>. 7;7 . scribed famed tower of Pisa. The Wur- These two have borne the heaviest part of was not damaged by the man out in The - minutely, into the keeping of the for the fire. the business of in I couldn't have knocked my Black Diamond and King, his backer, messenger. The tesnberg has given £200 relief of the -the tight against the strikers. The men men Minneota, Lyon with an axe. The sporting people leftlast night for Chicago. packages were four in sufferers, king Lady county, Omaha- number, one §20,000 distressed and the am' gov- are now trying to effect a settlement, but An Affect Dead. the following resolution was pre- there are a lot of wolves, and. Hanley is an of and three packages ernment has subscribed £10,000. cannot, as both firms refuse to treat Special to the Globe. sented: man. police treated me all HAD a hard time. of8500 each. Conductor. Wagner went with Omaha .The the evidence them. ; Waterville, Feb. 25.—Mrs. L. J. Resolved, That we donate to the state of right. Hanley is a great big fellow, and has over given in the preliminary Alexanders Condition. acres advantage of me in length of arms. I The Trials and Tribulations of Pas- trial of Harry last Philbrick, aged 78, died yesterday morning. Minnesota 640 of land and sign a bond the sengers Schwartz month. He Darmstadt, Feb. 25.— following A Russian Terrier's Devotion. for $3,000,000, payable the location of shall fight him again, but it wont be in on a Boston Train. was followed by Conductor Danforth, She was an old settler here, coming on the Billy on bulletin has been issued: Portland Oregon ian. from state capital at Minneota. Omaha. The trouble with Wilson is, Boston:, Mass., Feb. 25.—The passen- whose train Schwartz returned from Dav- the East iv 1556, and has lived in thut he is clumsy on his feet, otherwise he is Prince Allexander is suffering from verioloid ARussian terrier owned by Councilman this town This resolution was unanimously adopted, gers of the night express from New Yorkto enport the night following the tragedy. form. He had ever since. and a copy sent Senator a good man. The McDonald-Killeu fight only other of a rather severe tits of shiv- Hackeney, which is generally considered the to Lende to be ought to be a good one. Boston over the Boston & Albany railroad The witness was W. A. Pink- ering during recent journey, proceeding his ugliest dog in the city, has formed a very Wisconsin Legislature. submitted to the state senate and house of experienced a series of horrors that they erton. who detailed conversations with the fever, which, though it. has been very representatives. Schaefer's Challenges. Schwartz and Watts, tending to implicate pursuing an entirely normal strange attachment for his master's horse. Special to the Globe. _C willnot forget in a hurry. Afew miles out violent, is Mr. Hackeney loaned his 9 St. Louis, Mo., Feb. 25.—Jacob the latter in the crime, but brought out couise. The tension of the skin now causes horse to a friend Madison, Wis., Feb. 25.— spirited Is. Ita Fraud? from New York three-card monte men en- nothing No patient pain. Although with a a few days since, and when the animal Schafer, the champion billiardist, has chal- new. testimony was offered the violent was discussion was had in the house this fore- Special to the Globe. tered the first-class through passenger car by the defense. Watts was immediately fallivthe patient's temperature there will lamed in one leg he was immediately re- Red Wing, lenged any man in the world to play a game for Boston. They spied a young danger, prince noon over the senate resolution for the ap- Feb. 25.—Some time since a man who bound over to await the action of the grand be no longer any actual the turned. He was doctored up and turned cushion caroms, 500 points, for$2,500 must.'pass ' through some dillicult pointment ofa committee to investigate number ofcitizens were, by glowing adver- of a had received a telegram that his mother was jury, which convenes March 7. During hours in out in the river bottom. The dog accom- the side, the person accepting to have the priv- dying. The the consequence of pain in the bead. Itis ne- panied stayed expenditures upon the new university tisements, persuaded to forward S2 confidence men asked him if examination Watts was perfectly composed. trie the horse and with him all to an ilege naming the place of-meeting. played lieved that/the prince contracted disease buildings, in which almost all prominent organization of Mr. he ever the new whist game. The visitingthe harbor of Marseilles. through the pelting storm for the two days, known as the St. Andrews Schaefer has also challenged George F. young man put up 525 and lost. He tried Indicted for Murder. while keeping close to him he ! members took a hand. It was opposed as Bay and company; i bulletin is signed by Drs. Weil and as grazed and not Railroad Land in return Slosson to a game of cushion caroms, 500 again and $20 more were lost. One of the St. Louts, Feb. 25.—George The offering to leave him to go and get anything | casting serious reflections on the regents for which they were to receive warranty W. Voice and was favored other a points, and to a game at fourteen-inch balk passengers told the young man that he was and Patrick O'Neal, the two policemen Kuechler. to eat. At last Mr. Hackeney had to go and by the side chiefly deed to a town lot in St. Andrews, Fla. each game, or of as a matter of principle. The resolution As they have line for SSOO a side as much in the hands of sharpers. He pleaded for East St. Louis who were recently arrested Stanley Heard From. make the dog come home to prevent him received no answers to numer- more as Mr. Slosson desires, both games to his money, showing the telegram about his 25.—Henry from being starved, lt may be that dog was concurred in. Bills were indefinitely ous inquiries, it is beginning to dawn upon on the charge of murdering ex-Mayor John London, Feb. M. Stanley the postponed: be played in a city of the latters selection. mother, but the gamblers only laughed at recounting was guarding the horse,for fear some friend their minds that the corporation is a fraud. placed forfeit of 5250 angered B. Bowman, of that city, on Nov. 20, 1885, writes from Zanzibar the seizure Prohiuitiuer druggists selling intoxicating Schaefer has a with him. This the passengers, and indicted by the grand would come to borrow it again but Mr. liquors Globe-Democrat. sharpers were were jury at Belle- by the sultan of Zanzibar's steamer Kilwa, Hackeney thinks except on the written order of a Want the Time Changed. 7** the the hustled out on the ville, 111., this afternoon for murder in the he was staying by the physician; appropriating $r.0,000 to George Chicago, Feb. 25.—The following was platform. One drew pistol and and the bombardment of Tung] by the horse out of friendship. Special to the Glooe. a first degree. Portuguese. opinion of Wilson, wrongfully imprisoned at Waupun telegraphed to-night to the Globe-Democrat was knocked down with a stove In the Mr. Stanley, fortwenty years. Ciiatfield, Minn., Feb. 25.— Chat- Portugal acting in a high-handed St. Louis, in answer to Jacob Schaefer's poker. He tried to get on his feet, but is manner, Cards Were * Necessary. The senate passed bills: field board of . trade held a meeting last A Dishonest Clerk. relying on the non-interference of Ger- Not challenge: U|£p_|-ii| was thrown from the train, the other two Buffalo Commercial. Appropriating *?~U,OUO to the regents of the night, with G. H. Haven in the chair. In answer to your challenge of Feb. 25 to leaping off Council Bluffs, la., Feb. 25.A. S. many. England and Germany together state university lor the purpose men after him. A collection Crawford, past Two ladies had an amusing experience of inclosing Resolutions were adopted favoring a change play Slosson two matches at billiards, one at taken up for the victim transfer clerk for the six ought to cry "Hands off"to Portugal before a now scientific hall: appropriating $2,000 to 500 points was who lost his in the States mail service, in making a formal of time of the Chicago & Northwestern cushion caroms,. up, and one at money. The excitement had hardly sub- years United irreparable mischief ensues. Mr. Stanley call at a house on Lin- the Dairymen's association for each of the balk line, points up, game to to-day for taking years: authorizing train at this place. The train : departs 14-inch 800 each sided when there a was arrested a registered says, in reference to the expedition for the wood avenue the other day. maid next two the city of at be for $500 a side, we would say that we ac- was sharp whistle for letter. He admitted The Chippewa 5:40 a. m. and arrives at p. m., making was in §2,500 bail to relief of Emm Bey, that the party have em- asked them to wait until she ascertained ! Falls to issue bonds to pay off In- 9:40 cept both games, the first cushion caroms down brakes and the sudden stopping of await the action of the grand jury. It debtedness; including Scandi- it very for the people. thirty days train awoke every found barked on the steamer Madura. The expe- whether the persons inquired tbo Minnesota inconvenient '> within from date, tbe the one. It was that Crawford had been for lor were in. navians'- Relief association under the re- '\u25a0* days thereafter, on a sxlo that the train had seems suspected ,vn \u25a0 ten ". run over and killed a dition consists of nine European officers, Presently she tripped do stairs and an- statutes relating to A Serious second some time, but the authorities did not Soudanese, vised corporations. Fire. Bruuswick-Balke-Colleuder company carom flagman at Palmer. body suc- thirteen Sormalis, \u25a0 His was fear- sixty-one 1520 nounced that "the ladies were not at homeS') The resolution providing for the distribu- Special to the Globe. table fitted the Monarch cushion, with ceed in detecting him until to-day. natives of Zanzibar, three interpreters and One of the callers, with fully mangled. An hour later the : new finding that she had for- tion of lists of Wisconsin soldiers among Dcs Moines, la., Feb. at 2% inch balls, the said games to be played in patent arrangement lately adopted by the Arab trader, and 25.—Fire 3 * the CLAIMINGAN ESTATE, . Tippu Tib, forty of gotten her cards, said to her friend: "Let the soldiers of the state was refused adop- o'clock this morning Chicago in some public hall, and the winner his followers. Carriers have gone overland my on your at Memphis. Mo., de- receipts af paying company to heat the cars by steam from me write name card." '*0, it" tion.'ft Numerous petitions with regard to to take all the tor all the engine Its Possession Sought by the Alleged with letters to Uganda, while others have isn't at all necessary, Miss——" put in the stroyed a business building owned by James necessary expenses. We would suggest that the caused almost a disaster. . The convict labor continue to be received by the L. Mason, of Dcs Moines, train had just left Wellesley when the pas- Daughter of a Dead millionaire. been sent to Stanley Falls to meet the maid, cheerfully. "I told them who it legislature. Both houses adjourned : and James B. all minor detals be araanuredin Chicasro.either ... native chiefs. was!" Exuent - until Donnell and occupied by Donnell for hard- in person or through accredited representa- sengers heard a terrible explosion, and this New York, Feb. Blazius M. amoo, with suppressed emo- Monday evening. "\u25a0 -.yii.yj-! proof sincerity An advance force willpush to tion. ware, Mrs. Lee Davis for millinery, and tives at once. As a of our we was followed by screams and a rush of Cheesebrough's million-dollar estate con- on Wadelai -7 7 others; have day deposited with Jack Burke, day after arriving \u25a0 Faith Healers in lowa. loss about $17,000* this of water and steam. In a moment the car tinues to be the subject of litigation the third at Stanley insurance about No. 120 Clark street, the sum of $200, SICO in the Arabs. The Special tn the $10,000. , ir-.y-:^;/.* was so full of steam that: suffocation United States Brooklyn. Falls without force of Tippu A Claim for Damages. Globe. each game, the balance of the money to be probable. court, Thomas proceed by way of Kasongs la., days playing seemed There was a rush of Tib will and New York, Feb. 25.—Judge Brown in Mason City, Feb. 25.—Mason City posted ten before the of the first passengers H. Arnold and his wife, Leonora, are suing Lake to Stanley Falls. Stan- A Mayor Nominated. match, making both play or pay. toboth doors. Allat. last got Tanganyika States leads in the first prosecution against the them car, some signaled to get possession of it. Lenora claims to "If the United circuit court to-day de- Special to the Globe. <- George F. Slosson. from the and one the ley's telegramjcontinues: Ido not arrive practice of faith cure in the state. • be the legitimate daughter of Blazius, who before. Ihope to reach the cape by March cided that the Old Dominion Steamship the CniFPEWA Falls, Wis., Feb. 25.—At J. M. Dowling. train to stop. The car had about half an a last .legislature passed a law obliging all floor, died in 1886. Yesterday afternoon,. before 9, ISBS, where, telegrms may bo addressed company has legal case against James E. the Democratic city convention inch of water on the hand baggage Quinn, James McKenna those who professed to cure disease to se- to-day A. \u25a1The maroons Want to Stay. was injured, one man had a suit of clothes Referee J. -L. Benedict, Thomas H. Arnold me. Good-bye." A. and other lead- cure a B. McDonell nominated Special ers 'Longshoremens' / certificate from the state board of was for mayor; W. to the Globe. completely ruined and a lady away testified as to his marriage to Leonora.. It of the Ocean associa- medical, examiners. At the 11. Stoddard, went Collision in Ireland. tion for their action in directing the recent, instance of J. city clerk; Ole Shervey, treas- St. Louis, Mo., Feb. 25.—Mr. Strom- wite a ruined dress. The officers :of the was a very interesting story. He testified Kennedy, secretary of board, urer, Dunnigan, Dublin. Feb. 25.While a force of 200 strike and boycott upon the steamships of F. the state and Barney assessor. The berg circulated a petition here to-day asking road did everything possible for the pas- that he first met Leonora at the Arion hotel, making company. suit was brought against Charles E. Keiley, ticket is a strong one and' will be elected. league sengers, in the winter of 1879. They had a very policemen was a seizure on the the The judge therefore de- been the to allow the Maroon club and and all declared it to be the most estate at B'dlyhanais, clined to discharge and who has practicing in this city since Hon. James A. Taylor declined the nomina- unfortunate train on which they had ever pleasant time, and continued acquaintance. Nolan-Farrell County Quinn his co-de- Dec. 1 with wonderful Six Knights players to remain in St. Louis. The peti- Mayo, they were attacked by about fendant from the custody under which they success. of cur tion on the of Labor ticket. be the ridden. A short time after the first ; meeting they two best citizens acted as jurors and brought tion is to presented at next , meeting m by appointment the parlor and women armed with sticks are held at the suit of the Old Dominion in league, 7. He pe- met in ladies' of hundred-men a verdict ofnot guilty. This is a final No Liquor for of the March headed the Inquiry the Astor house. They agreed and stones. Several policemen were in- company, claiming §20,000 damages from set- medicine. tition with his own name and obtained a The IntoStrikes. there and tlement as against Keiley, and Seuator Special to tho Globe. Albany, then to be man and wife. They went in to jured in the affray. Another dis- each. 77 Glass, large number of signatures, among them N. V., Feb. 25.— legisla- —i counsel for the defense, says that no Dcs Moines, la., Feb. 25.—The dinner and afterward took a room. The turbance occurred at New Ross. more cases willbe prosecuted district the players of.the Maroon club, who are tive committee appointed to inquire into policemen went to Disease here. Doubt- temperance convention at Independence next day they went to housekeeping in One hundred Cattle in ."Maine. less faith cure doctors will be re- anxious to remain in St. Louis. the strikes in and around New York among Jersey. About year workhouse there and arrested Augusta, allowed to solved in favor of eliminating New a and a halt af- the Me., Feb. 25.—The house of practice throughout the state without r from the Curling. the coal handlers and 'longshoremen,' pre- terward Leonora the. refractory paupers, but at court the a cer- pharmacy law provision Prizes for afternoon; communicated to him bat representatives to-day passed a bill to pro- tificate. "\'' \u25a0 Vr"7->; the . allowing the sented a long report this i It de- history charges of assault against the prisoners sale of for medicinal Two medals have been presented to the unlawful and her relationship to Blazius M. vide for the appointment of special com- liquor purposes. nounces in turn the combination Cheesebrough. Then they went before were withdrawn and they were allowed to -"\u25a077-7Eait Claire's Charter. St. Paul Curling club which will be played of companies and the irresponsible exercise a the work-house. A missioners to investigate the reported rav- Special to the Globe. New ...of L.. Lodge. Methodist clergyman and were married. return to Nationalist ' for this season. One is for the most suc- of arbitrary power by acting delegates,'and was to band, celebrated the result, by parad- ages of cattle diseases in the state.. The Claire, Special to the Globe. The next thing find Leonora** which Eau. Feb. 25.— mass meeting cessful individual, in a contest lor points, sums up its finding as follows: mother, and they had long ing through the streets, came into collision state commission on contagious diseases of of last night, Ciiatfield, Minn., Feb. 25.— We mention the right of employers a searchfor her. today a citizens called for the pur- W. and the other. for the best rink in a club to Finally they found Nashville, Term., with the police. In the tight that followed cattle issued proclamation declar- Brosman, of for the point prize be choose their own employes and of -the em- her in ing quarantine against pose of discussing the necessity of amending Minneapolis, state organizer bonspiel. Play will brought; her New York, the musicians' instruments were broken all cattle coming of to-day ployes to select their employers; while we do and to taking a the city charter, and for the probable pur- the Knights iof-Labor,. has formed a begun on the club rink if the ice is recognize right producers room for her at the hotel. many of the men injured. into the state from Massachusetts, New condition, as not the of the of Washington She and Illinois, pose, on the part of some would-be obstruc- lodge at this place consisting of.; in fit or as soon practicable, the of life, to are surren- Nashville, York and except when in transit twenty- will follow necessities whom returned to and subsequently A Satisfactory Settlement. forexport. tionists, of preventing, any changes during five members. and the rink contest immedi- dered by the people public powers,* to com- was brought to New York, and the litiga- session, ately. ' production Dublin, Feb. 25.—The people ofDingle, m the present was held in Knights of bine to limit me of those necessi- tion was begun. Fire Company Officers. 7 ties or create an artificial price, or on County Kerry, were made aware of the Henry George's — Labor hall. After long discussion it was Itacingr Circuit. the ar- Windfall. A New other lawful decided that revision in some directions Special to the Globe. . > band, the power of any organi- A to-day ofan evicting party Dy PrriLADELPniA, Feb. ' Omaha, meeting zation to deprive any workman,*. union or Wisconsin Failure. rival there 25.—The will of was necessary, and a committee,of sixteen Faribault, Feb. 25.— the last regu- Neb..-Feb. 25.—At a l>Vf... blowing of horns and the ringing of George Hatchins, an eccentric spiritualist held here by representatives from Kansas non-union, by force, oppression or boycott £ Milwaukee, Feb. 25.—A special from the the was appointed to draft the necessary amend- lar meeting ofthe Phoenix Hose, company of his perfect freedom chapel bells. Acrowd of fully 1,000 per- Ancora, county, to labor for any em- Ripon says: J. N. Foster & Co,, of Camden N. J., who be- ments and report on the call of its chair- the following City, St. Joseph and Omaha, it was decided ployer on terms satisfactory owners quickly collected. Father Egan, act- officers were elected .for.' the to himself.' 7*' of the Arcade flour and feed mills at that sons queathed his estate, valued at £30,000, to man to a second citizens' meeting. ensuing year: H. to form a racing circuit embracing, these The committee submits a bill declaring ing on behalf of the tenants, had a long Henry George for the dissemination Steuz. foreman; P. three cities. Itis to be called the Missouri place, made an assignment for the benefit sheriff, of Married Thorn, first assistant; J. Endres, acts m contravention of these conference with the at the conclu- "Progress and Poverty," and kindred at Lake City. second Valley circuit. The races will take place declarations of creditors to-day. Liabilities, 519,000 of which he announced that a settle- Special to the Globe. assistant;; 0. Stroberger, : treasurer;: L. G. to be misdemeanor. ,SG,OOO mortgage sion works on social liberty, was admitted to Theurer, secretary. -~, . as follows: Omaha-Sept. 5, 6, 8 and 9; St. to First National bank —of ment had been arranged,' under which each probate to-day. Bed Wing, Feb. 25.Social circles were Joseph, Sept. 12, 13, 14, 15, 16 and 17; Nina. Van Zandt in Wax.' ' 7 .Ripon and §13,000 unsecured. The assets was to pay one year's rent. Father \u25a0 surprised tenant greatly by the report that William , Free Lecture. Kansas: City. Sept. 19, 20, 21, 22, 23 and Chicago, Feb. 25.—Judge Garrett this of the firm consists of two mills valued at. Egan hijuself paid the sheriff's cost. Hartley Campbell's Schiridler, M. J. Page, City, morning §35,000. ' ; Plays Sold. of Bake City, and Miss Hose Special to the Globe. ' , .'. 24. of Kansas was dissolved the injunction of Miss _[ * Triple York, Carlson, elected president, and Charles F. Ernest, of 'JTI-e Alliance. New Feb. 25.—Four of Hartley daughter ofex-Sheriff Carlson, of Fauikault, ' Feb. .25.— W. M. Nina Van Zandt against Louis .Epstean, a Logan's Burial I*lace. plays this city, had been united in, marriage St. Joseph, secretary. manager, restricting Feb. at \u25a0 museum him Berlin. 25.—The National Gazette Campbell's were sold to-day by order West, superintendent of the public >.• from 7,Chicago, Feb. 25.Mrs. Logan has- se- Lake City. They, in company with schools, . keeping a figure gays of the alliance between Italy.Germany of court for the following sums: "Spara- some will deliver a free lecture at the Congrega- on exhibition wax of her. lected the center of the circle of the north for defence and tion." to other young people, went to Lake City to The Walking Match. Owing to the notoriety attained by the Austria reciprocal to j Henry Lacy, for S400: "Matri- tional church Tuesday 1 end of South Park for a burial place of her- and mony" attend a masquerade ball, and while there evening, March 1, Philadelphia, Feb. 25.—The following plaintiff, growing out of her "guarantee the present possessions of the (originally entitled "Peril"). Henry was under the auspices of the Society of '.. Chris- announced self and Gen. Logan and a site for the arrangement, Yaughn. $110; --Paquita." the knot tied. was the score in the walking match at 10 purpose to marry one of the i[condemned Logan. parties to the that it is assured : D. M. Roberts, tian endeavor. Subject, "Novels ' and monument ofGen. '. although Canary, to-night: anarchists, -;the defendant set up for exhi- \u25a0 completion, the Italian mm- j SlOO: "Fairfax." Thomas 5525. A tension Swindle. Novel Reading." ; - o'clock of its 7>-7>. bition a wax of the Fifty-Seven Days. crisis may delay its formal con- Special to the Globe. ;. Vint464, Hart 453, Panchot 437, Bennett figure woman, the ex- Gets. isterial •''*£-'" 426, Noremac 411, Elson 336, Tilly 300, New- hibition of which she sought-, torestrain.; Special to the Globe.- ___ '\u25a0 "Do you know that my baby La Crosse, Wis., Feb. 25. /..Will Entertain Idinneupolitans. \u25a0 clusion. has , almost Sheriff hart2sl. --.; Hastings, Feb. 25.—Jacob Schmitt was as much hair on its head as its father?" .;& Leonhardy, of. Buffalo county, telegraphs *Special to the Globe. ...'\u25a0-"*". Commodore ruxiuu German *-.lections. : . Dead. . committed to fifty-seven days in county "No. but Ishould certainly say that it the chief ofpolice to-day to party ; Hastings, Feb. 25.—About forty of the Hastings Crack Norfolk,: Burlin, Feb. 25.—The official returns arrest a Shots. Ya., Feb. j Commodore jail to-day by Police Justice had a bawled head, from the way it yelled giving the name of G. W. Morgan, North Stars are expected here Minne- Special to the - O'Brien" for the election of 75 Conservatives, 34 last when I who was from. Globe. William T. Truxton. United Statesf,navy, 5.; attempting to enter several; show night was trying to go to sleep." wanted as representing pension apolis to-morrow afternoon guests match between suddenly - dwellings on Impr-rialists. 84 National Liberals, 90 —Boston Budget. himself as a § as of our r HASTHfGs.Feb. 25.-—The retired, died at his home in this Third street a few nights ago while i agent sent out by the gov rotnenttD invest.- • toboggan clubs. Jerome Hanna and S. N. against p.m. * under . . \u25a0 Greiher city at 1:24 to-day. influence liquor. i •\u25a0 ": \u25a0\u25a0-.-\u25a0 i the of • - •.------