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THE SAINT PAUL DAILY;GLOBE:?FEIDAY;\ MOBMNG. JANUARY 9, 1891.-- TEN PAGES.
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MINNEAPOLIS, THIS IS DIFFERENT. - .oOtnhPeeartheanhstasrmeaesdoincaibnleesnOesdns,ieffeIhras GRA- ND Qgjg^-fe^ss NOTE AND COMMENT. reputation another has Strange that this talk about a new One has confidence, ball park and about Elmer Foster's re-
born of. --another" FAUST UP TO DATE! ' turn to the Minneapolis team should
" tDjOwnie's? appear at the same time. Can it be
The Republicans Take the
Contest Cases as They Find Them.
- has only hopes." that the need of a larger ground bears
Don't take it for granted any relation to Mr.Fosters head?
So They Ignore the Prece-
that all medicines LYCEUM-:-THEATER ! Yerxa Bros, were lined $3 yesterday
dent Set by the Hidden-
, sMcKEE rupted years for providing light bread.
w. as
punished
The Bijou :Theater
Playing-
. Frank L. Stetson, ex-chief of the fire
of thousands of cured and department, does' not resemble the al-
the Phcenix Act-Polit-
happy and dermen who paid off old scores against place him in at least one particular. The fire-
ical Gossip.
Dr. Pierces Golden Med- men put a watch on Frank, that he
might
ical Discovery and Dr. public
not has
forget- the put a watch
doenptahretmalednetr;methne,
Events of a Day Gathered
by
. Pierces Favorite LAMBETH CHOIR! that those officials may not forgot them-
Prescrip- selves.
.'..'.
%: W% tion the side of the Ifthat lightning rod case had come
VigilantGlobe Representatives.
comparison they belong. MONDAY 12th. up in the district court last spring the
agent would have stood
And there isn't ninghis case. Some of
a chance of the judges
winwere
at that lime disposed to look favorably
territory, hardly upon lightning rods.
Messrs; Lqye, Bradish and Durnam
mwaayll,nuontlesbse
able to see through a brick
there is a hole in it, but
in the wheth- country they can be induced to believe' that the
That name of "Faust Up to Date," as wrong side of one case' is the right'; side
its people realize it applied to the
Grand, is a
-- but have and Faust smokes
production now at tiie
misnomer. cigarettes
The modern
ami wears wide
in them that're happier Howard Big Burlesque Company! trousers, with fawn-colored overgaiters.
because of their discovery Agreat change lias come over genial
- Ed Murphy. Last night, as lie entered
and their effects. the lobby of the Lyceum theater, a di-
Think of this in health. minutive newsboy happened to stumble
into his path.
RBlct Think of it in sickness. ASKYOUR GROCER FOR | "Keep out of papa's
Ed's stern 'ccmmaiid.
And then think whether The Celebrated Theo Hays laugh, and
way, sir." was Then he heard he went out for
the cigars. Itwas a girl, and weighed
afford make the you eight pounds.
ot another precisely similar.
As announced in the Globe yester-
day morning, the aldermen who consti-
mtuitteteetheon
majority of .the council comcontested elections, decided,
Wednesday evening, to not allow Enoch
Hidden, recount
the >of
Stheceo*nbdallwotasr.d
contestant, a In; the >first
place, they took Mr.Hidden's case out
of he
his hands entirely must submit to
and resolved that having his allega-
ptiroencsinccotsncehrneianrgd,
mistakes whereas
in but three
he was pre-
pared to prove that there irregularities and errors in
had all
been
seven
atrfifaolrd if thtaeke mtahkeersrisk CHOCOLAT WANTED-A NAME.
precincts they hail
of thus
the Second scaled the
ward. When
case down to
Ed Murphy, the juniormember of the
give back your money firm of Giesaman & Murphy, the show they do if they do printers, has at last become recognized
. benefit MENIER as a citizen and taxpayer, and articles
you. from him now. in regard to any matter
etrhceistehrieneMprre.Hciindcdtse,n'sthbeyehraelffustheadt
to ex-
power
with which council, the and papers.
tphoTeywheewyr etrroeefusvseeensddtedltoobrysputhemersmoconitnsy
the witnesses upon whom he relied for
Annual Sales Exceed \ that causes him to become indignant
- willbe received and published by the
local press along with the other bright,
Dr.BRINLEY, 1 30 MILLIONS.Lbs. contributors' littlemitt'sovei
plume. Yesterday he wasout
that de purchasing
proof of
content
his ease. with that.
*
But In
they were not
the face of posi-
tive proof that there had been irregu-
larities and mistakes and illegal count-
ing of ballots in the three selected pre-
soothing syrup and sich like in vast cincts, they went further and declined
quantities. He
MINNEAPOLIS WANTS an eight-pound
has become a father of
girl Wednesday even-
to consider That was
his case at all. one side of one
election
case
ing at his residence. '2015 Third avenue upon which these three Daniels ruled.
south. "1tell you." said Ed yesterday, Now for.the other.
G1 sapebaigkipngrintainboguotffitcheetamkeasttebrr,ain"sr,unbnuitntgo
.
After formally disposing of den-Barrows case yesterday
the Hed-
morning,
'pet a suitable would drive
name for your the philosophy of
youngest, a Hum-
in accordance with the decision reached the night before, the committee took up
. . boldt to distraction. Iwent over the the Brvervs. Brazie contest from the
long iist
RETOUCHEK- nothing
of female names and found
that' suited everybody.
Fifth ward. While waiting for the. city attorney to appear the case" was in-
Then 1 took .up the dictionary, formally'discussed by the attorneys, the
BanUdggestthoausguhittablseomneatmhien,g'butthethreis
might proved
committee and the contestants. A. D. Smith, Breyer-8 attorney, said that
- a pot resource. Then l ran through when his client went into the case he
BPBP NERVOUS - * BANK the names in the Bible frond Aaron to did so relying upon a certain statute
Zurisbad. That failing, 1glanced over which provided tor the producing anil
ULUILII till the names in (Week and Latin his- opening of ballot boxes ...and the
tory
- then
from Abalus to mythology, from
Zygopolis, and Abaris to Zeus,
counting contested
oefletchteionv.oteBs utthseirnecien,.lieiairenvienrgy
but nix--no good. _So I'm still on my that that statute had been repealed,
BOARD- hunt. It may be hard work to find a
site for the world's fair, the north pole
there, was nothing left but to rely upon the sense of justice and fairness of the
or WillieTascott. but these things are committee. It was only fair that the
- .-. BOARD-- mire trifles to getting a name to suit votes in all the precincts should be
everybody for the flower of the family." counted. One of the most specific
-- charges made by Breyer. was that in the;
FO- X i
AMUSEMENTS.
The following programme will be
- rendered by the Danz complete orches-
Ufi IOI-nd tra at the Grand opera house this after-
Fifteenth precinct the forty-six votes,
credited to Brazie and the nineteen
credited to him should have been re-
hvaevrseed.thaBt raozniee
said he was willingto precinct counted, and *
noon, when the third of the midweek would consent, ifthat irregularity were
H111I 111 IIIII - SIXTH concerts willbe given:
found to exist, to a recount of.the whole
tirimdStarch-- "Prochct".
Meyerbeer ward. Mr. Breyer would not consent to
- - Overture-- "Mnritana"
Wallace any such imposition. The-whole ques-
. fc'clccUon-**Chimes of orjusjidy".Plaiiquette tion should not be allowed tohinge upon
- MAIIA----M-- K ---- -- -------------- " J?PViV/,zullctzcLtoentPoolktae-"8by>1lvua
...D?ti*iD*e*s.*
TWraanltm;:eri"--VieSnirniangBlOorocdh"estra
Scbuman Strauss
. Paraphrase-- "BlueBells ofScotland"Luneey.;
Spanish Fanfasie-- 'i.a Paloma" ....Missuu
Inaddition to this the Ladies' Schubert
that one nrecinct. For instance, ac-
cording to such an agreement, even if the recount showed error on the part of ncthroeetdsjiuhtedodgwestthoatBetlrheaecztiBieor,ne,ytehyreentvotieMfs rht.haedByrbaedzeiined
"' _ quartette will render several vocal se" lections. IiI111 I McKee-Rankin. in "The Canuck,"
- I111 1 continues to do good business at the
. l\I I i^ Lyceum. The. engagement closes to-
Bmawwlrluooaosuuzwtlliddesttgharroeenefdfnuousotsoheerfedurfrattptohlorleebrcgcy.ioonnctshTtiasadhnteeyrtoonbfjweeuuhsrpttocihrolceeeuecr,nictnaaeacdnnst.edd.
morrow evening.
-?- ~*M|ftS
Mr.Breyer thereupon ': announced that
Reserved seats for the Lambeth
R. H. HEGENER, Scotch Choir concert can be had at W.
he
tee
wseoemuleddwiuthndwraiwlli,nsgintcoegivtheehimcomamfiat-ir
... J. Dyer &Bro.'s music store or at the,
Lyceum box office. There was a good sale of seats yesterday.
shoxv.'y'yyy..
./.
;'
?deNrmoawnicBradziieg'ns ityblohoaddwabseeunp.tamHpiesreadl-
Only a few more performances will
BSSEHnflfiHEfi __ be given by the Howard Burlesque com-
pany at the Pence. To-day a profes-
with. He panted for vindication. His very soul yearned for a recount of that
Fifteenth precinct as a starved tomcat
sional matinee will be given, when
. every professional is invited. Hurl-
burt's horse show, which opens next
Monday, will undoubtedly do a large
A^ business as the seats are selling rap-
- Idly,
y
yearns' for a piece of sausage. Aid. Bradish voiced the longings of the good cdcoionuccntott.r'sthTehhebeaayrltl,wotaesnredocifotutwhneatesFddiefbcteiyde.etnhdteh.tcopormree--mittee, and while the recount did not
JAS. F. "The Paymaster," which opens at the
. MENTION. LfoyrcaenumentghaegaetmerenntextlasTtuinegsdafyiveevneignhintsg,
show been
that: the reversed,
totals on alderman had it did show that Breyer
had received- twenty-two votes, three
- is breaking the ,record at Milwaukee more than had been accredited to him.
this week for remarkable business. The cast is saiu to be stronger this year than
Then A.D. Smith spoke up:
"Now," said he, "Imove that the.
ever.
committee proceed to count all of the
The given
programme
soon by Miss
for a recital to be Mena lleegaard,
.
pianist, assisted by Miss Julia May.
both members of the Northwestern con-:
votes cincts.
c*aAst
in the other discrepancy of
fourteen prevotes has
been found
found, ami if that -in every precinct
proportion Mr,Breyer
is is
... servatory faculty, is as follows:
elected."
Andante Spianato and Polonaise Allin a Garden Fair
Chopin Mr. Jamison opposed this. He conWatson tended that because an error had been
Message of the Kose....
Hood
, PSaognea'tsa.
Op. 53 Song-- -'Lea
Huguenots"
Beethoven
Meyerbeer
. a. berceuse
b. Invitation to
the
Dance
.Weber Weber Tausig
found in the Fifteenth precinct itraised
no presumption
Mr.Smith said
oferror in the others.
that if Aid. Brazie was
disposed to do the fair thing he could
not object toall the other votes being
wives Annual Red-P'igure Mark-Down counted. Aid.Lackey, ofthe committee,'
Sale.
?grow j-aar in t"he light* The Plymouth Clothing House.
then moved that the committee proceed to recount the votes in the remaining precinct?, beginning with the first. Aid.
heir works, especiallyof MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.
I
i
Ingtn'.iutt, the
the committee,
only other seconded
Democrat on" the. motion.
sp"qlge?j|||||^ if t9T27he,3b7a?n.k'?iclearing* yesterday amounted
to
Aid. Bradish and Aid.Durnam did not indoisjit. They were in favor of ad-
heyuses-APOLI ?: The police
ris a^solid c&ke scouring Itinoenxweciuthtivthee
commission met yesterday, but session, and matters in connec-
morale of the department were
journing until 2 p. m., so that they could
secure City Attorney Russell's attend-
ance. Ald/Lackev. held that inasmuch
of discussed. '--iS-VP?&BtK----W_&&--P?. as the committee; had opened one box
oe^p used County Treasurer iPeterson says that all and counted the ballots in one precinct,
f-ord.ll cleaning.* Checks sent to
certified? before
his othce they will
for taxes must be be accepted. This
, -MJ^^^^^^^^^/IA.S tLUVeL. 0 LHdpurposes. Allgrocers keeplrt; isbecause ofhis
the signatures.
unfamiliarity
,~-
withmany
y; _\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0
of
- * * Sergeant
Vi Ik and Office rMorrissey
b-flD'O^i/JOT yesterday dragged a wagonload ot -'bums''
tthheroyughwerteh:evierntutiarellywacrodm, apselltehde,retowgaos
just as much one precinct
agsroaunnodth- erf.o.r
investigating y y.^yyy
But the 'committee adjourned until
uUn 0 LUO I out of "Liver" Brown's saloon
Washington avenue. They are
on South
all petty
2 p. m. When
they met
in
the
afternoon,
the
thieves and vagrants.
V V DID John Olsen and Charles Gaylor,' the coat
thieves arrested by Sergeant Kirkham and
ONCE AWEEK! Officer JlcNevins, were sent to the work-
\,,^>o^ . hGoauysleoryfeostrenrdianye,tyO, llsieen
*^"^ tensive petty lareenist.
for thirty days having been an
and ex-
ibnlfel.u.enTchee
realized
of"a good dinner was discerni-
Republicans that they
wesreeempeuds,htionghatvhee
czar business a little too far. The late
election proved that czarism is not
profitable in this land where aces are
- - __________ bpongYandWer. \ .pwaChrtohmiweefnilJtl,tluaanklgteehotIhusegnhpoltCaytaeeptto. fpHrKaempianirnletedoyn,intoothfsetaNdteeo- .
11 is seeing to the position for the present.
- KbyinthneeyapwpaosinptrmomenotteodftRo utihigee.pjlace vacated
Among the many things
_police for identification is
brought Inby the a chest containing
large assortment ofbooks, letters and clas-
sical musid. It was found near Fifth street
held in higher esteem than kings, so when Aid. Lackey again moved that the ballots cast in the remaining four-
teen precincts be; counted," it was
atdhoepntebdeganu.nanimo'\u25a0u?". sly.-:' T:rh'e? recoy unt'
Until midnight the monotonous "Breyer 1, Brazie 1, tally Breyer," con-
tinued. City Clerk Haney read the bal-
and Second avenue
. dently teen left
nboyrths,omweherediistaphpaodinteevdi-
- /B^^IMK%m\-SSBi^\ ON* atThhiceeavrcedhseoswnt htihosecaanldidonlbdoeaornstaes,ttehbeoiufnnosdrcriwtphtieitohnif,rinoen".,aMarntrssd..
C. O. Preach."
J __ PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
lots tally
and each sheet.
committeeman In the Tenth
kept a
precinct
Breyer gained ten votes and seven were
added to his total in another, but all
eWwveehrreeynlporstethceibnycctouovnnotetes,wOats.wXocso.m'dapanlsdetecdtohrr.reeaecnst.d,
* Eugene Hay has recovered
?f pneumonia.
from an attack
_ . j* -- KENNEDY BROS-, Minneapolis, Hon. J. C. Oswald and familyhave left the
Minn. city to spend the winter inCalifornia.
-- -- Amasquerade ball will?be given at Nor-
"Banna hall by the Mystics Saturday evening.
i|Si^^^) BOWER H. XV.Malcolm gave a holiday reception to
OIIONSUMFfIOM the pupilsof the academy's juvenileclasses
11 Wednesday evening. The programme in-
: cluded iourteen numbers. Miss LillianGib-
the tallying showed that Brazie had
received Brazie's
p1l,u80r1alivtoyt,e6s1a. nTdhisBirseyaegr a1in,80f0o;r
Brazie of 3 votes. While the official re-
turns gave his plurality;as :? 68 he
never had but 58, as was discovered
by the city clerk's footings. While the recount did not change. the result, it established better feeling than would
have existed without: it. The Smith-
ATTIC IPg|B SHORTHAND SCHOOL ! son distinguished herself by daucing prettily Hayne case from the Second ward alone
and artistically. Last evening a reception to
- St* , the adult dancing class wasgiven, which was
V^Ji!H^ Jffi ' - ' largely attended.
remains to be settled. That willgo the way of the Burrows-Hidden vmatter. Smith never once thought of
_^mnM_Wif Said to Be Insane.
contesting the election until Hidden be-,
George VV. Wheeler, living at 180S
--- >^ffil^^^^rTi^' fourth avenue south, was celled up in
S^^ fl~wStf\ " '"- ' the central station last night on com-
gan proceedings against Barrows. The
committee and must
dothrtehwe :.soaumte
the Hidden case with Smith's.
j
Attorney Jamison told the committee
plaint of his wife. Wheeler is
*^^v?v crazy.. Until about six months ago run-on he was employed in the office
BATHE SORE FEE! ofthe secretary of state at St. Paul as
enrolling clerk. He was discharged,
- and has done < nothing since. Loss of
\u25a0work affected ? his mind. Yesterday
solbhtteaehfeaeesevtk.theSdenrmohSiegnrihliuseihtoehltcuifantlcwhsidgoenaisntttrthhheeoheoeosfeutpctssewooendacmupeisusrdrertmeesjwHiubosdseiifeldcilacdadtiueuhne.stengheifoctwriHoooitmfteicyshlmoolwamuidvte-ltie-edol:l
., ,, """ morning he became violent, and threat-
ened to killhis wife. Then he went to
mpraivndilegteh.at?"
he be \u25a0:;y
allowed the ? same y '\u25a0'\u25a0??. .-;? :/J
the St. James hotel, and. there acted
POKEXTRACT very queerly until arrested. He willbe
The Plymouth Clothing House
examined to-day.
Annual Red-Figure Mark-Down Sale.
BUILDINGTHE BIJOU, -? -y continuous ride, lie will-take up the ;ductors.'as was the practice before the try. A person who wants toknow when
Work ou the Interior Has' Already
Begun.
Within two months the Bijou theater; willbe opened again. Butit willnot he the theater of old. It will be larger, more beautiful and better in every way. ?The insurance adjusters were at work allot yesterday settling, up the losses. They have practically completed their task, but have not -yet reported to Lambert Hays, the owner. They have, however, given permission to begin repairs on the ruined playhouse and the permission has been utilized. Twenty-five men and teams were busy a'l day yesterday clearing out the interior ,and hauling away the debris. So much progress was made tnat a performance could almost have been given in the house last night, except that the roof would have been of the wide open; administration order. Work on the new house willbe pushed just as rapidly.as : possible. If good weather should prevail, it is manager Hay's opinion that the theater willbe * re-opened by March 1. At any rate, it will be ready for oc-
,cupancy before April1. . y
transfer. slip
passenger.
Iantd.isre.tuthronughtht e'\u25a0',
fare the
?
to the latter
scheme, if put into.'- operation, will,
check useless disposition of
issuing transfers.
a.; nTdo.
improper* the ;;poor,
5
however, itmay at times prove embar-
rassing/;?^ v
.';:'-?
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DISTRICT COURT BRIEFS.
Ellen L".Barber has brought an action
against Calvin A. Tuttle to quiet-title
to some outlying acres. ??
Mirigel &Ferguson have entered'suit
to enforce a lien against A. K. Tubbs et'
ah to set aside other claims.
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Judge Lochren granted the divorce of
Mary .McGrath against her husband,
Pbeaetnricpke-ndMincgGrfaotrhs,oma emtiamttee.r that has
The damage suit -of N. F. Warner to recover $s,ooofrom the St. Louis and Duluth roads willgo to the jury this morning, the attorneys having finished their arguments. _SS(HBta?ipnpHfiSW
"Inthe suits by the heirs of the Morris estate against .several narties to quiet title to several pieces of land inNorth Minneapolis, a :verdict was rendered for.the defendants.
Introduction of collectors. ? Itis also ru- it is time to go to church looks at his
mored that ticket
bwearuekmeeovreodadf.r.om
collectors
all sy.ste.m' s
are soon? to" of the Mil\y? -y.. i
watch .and He does not
but looks at
does
set
*5not wait his watch
"fboyr.tthhee
his watch to see if? the
bbeellll., bell
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|; "_?? Prof. Downie onNapoleon.
j
.fin(tCereensttuerdy
hall was filled last night with;
listeners to Prof. Donald'[
lecture on Napoleon Bona-
Allthis means that the- bell has come
to be of no use. Itis kept out of senti-
mitenstu/basnedrvneso,t
for any advantages
In a city, or
which
in a
crowded population, :or where itis like-
qjprte given under the auspices of the
---2-___->CD__j-'-. MI-NT-NT
SITUATIONS OFFERED.
The oldest and only reliable advertising
medical office lv the city, as willbe seen consulting old flies ofths dally press.
by
Regularly graduated- and legally qualifier;
fAdBonUer:
Kit--Wanted, a vegetable garone who understands greenhouse
athnedchitoytb. edAsd: dnreossothXerSOne, eGdlobaep,pMlyi;nnpelaacpeoliisn.
WAftTKOii Jong engaged InChronic, Nervous, and Skin
Diseases. A friendly talk costs nothing. It
. inconvenient to visit the city for treatment,
~ mobesdeircvianteison.sentCubryabmleailcoarseesxpgreusasr,anttreeeed,
from If
C
SITUATIONS
First-class retoucher de-
sires position or piece work. 200, Globe, Minneapolis.
Addr"ess
mpdo..mu, b_.ttIo exf4yisoatsundcwae7nnBtooaty*scoop.m. meH, .o;sutSrastu--endclaaosyes,tbo2y1mt1oaialt..
itHiSCI'I-IAAHOI'S. BOOK LOST--Abank book con-
1 rgau Weakness, Falling
CD11 ITV
*'"""'?? LttC Physical Decay,
ot Energy, arising from
day,toainniCngrySsItOal'J
iLnakcehecrkosada,nbdetmwoeneney.
TuesOsseo
and Minneapolis. Finder please (?lobe office, Minneapolis, and
return receive
rteo-
Indiscretion, Excess or Exposure, pro- ward.
ducing some of the following effects. Nervousness, Debility. Dimness of- Sight. .-"elf-Distrust, Defective Memory. Pimples on
large
For
room,
rent,
with
twalocosivneg;leceronotrmalsl:y
one lo-
cated; table unsurpassed; modem improve-
ments. 1117 I'irst ay. south.
Ihe Face, Aversion to Society, Loss of
bition, 'Unfitness loMarry, Melancholy,
AmDys-
pepsia. Stunted Development, Loss of Power Pains in the Back, etc.. ara treated with un
_^_^
Furnished rooms, with board, at 116 mx th st. southeast, near Central ay.; furnace heat; modem Improvements.
ALi: First-class saloon: cheap; location near center of city; good busi-
paralleled success.
_~\_ _T_\ _f\
Safely. trivalel'y-.Uspso*o*d*i*ly"'
ness. -Address R. J., Globe. Minneapolis. AUiK.vTfAIKUKKKSIMiand sbam-
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school is but would
ngolat dalycDo*mapectoit-owrorkweirthwanityh
all good schools. No single effort Ineduca-
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