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conte.t,na WIN Made on . Ds.,Abed.

Herman Theodor Grrken. nged 81. who Ind
recently into hs property from the estate of his
father died on July - 1875 At sos Warren street brook
hn and the same day he made will eavins all OF
hi. property 10 ms sister Nurin > Martin, IN whose
hou be- dWd The signature 10 the VIII Is iilsgihc Yes
rriuN the cont I ui ihv viii begun Kings
County Surrushtr's office the contc ,tRis being satur'S
mother. Mrs Anna llillrr m sixteenth street, sixth
avenue TINS city. aud Henry Hcfken, his brother They
alleged that Gcrkcn was moi Ot sound mind at the time
the Mll SAID tO have been made there lad
been fraud pruc,ed by Mrs Martin Obtain prop
eTty. amounting nearly S2OOlo Testimony was yes
erday taksn W surrogas DALEY ~ " Gsrksns inesA
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boy Cntchers Pursued h, N Mob.

James Mclaughlin. the official dog catcher Of
the sc,'urrnt Ward and his a,s,tauis James Wander
water aud Michael Brown wmle pursmn. dogs IN Avenue
4. w're surrounded yesterday hy muuiulc of cNci'cl
G"rmNus lhr chtrhers had seized Esmarck a wolf
hound that hal neither uil/i nor chain The multitude
surrounded tho tu- cAtt, nui with sticks sur, nut
III" do- cht rls To fuui cars Mrtc huo .cd from
street to N,tcil SHlu" nnr upcl the wagon over, and
twchty-'l dos l,HItd into lihcriy
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The Germnn Anu.soc,nl,.. nn,.

RrnLIN, sept 2i.-'rhe Parliamentary Com
m't'' h's m"rtci hn nmeuin,nt Proposed ly Herr
~ icuhcrS. t' the amt Socialist h Huthur,in. ihc
ZONE" hAiNnuNrs ~ tiir prov Dad di,tui IS tuIululI the
SAFE OF printed matter circulated IN the interior
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LoNpoN. sept 2i.-Thc Newmarket First
October Mrcuus began to-day. ana Nr or the Great
Eastern RAILWAY Handicap Wa, ruu. The winner was
IuI Lou>inlc> IlHcLu.offt. l,rt River, Warrior
comm. u second. AMI Mr. trwtol : MHilF third The
last h'tlms Wa> 90 against lle Nuorlr. to A-tlist
WARRIOR. ant 10 Ia q Asal, Maiay. There wtr,Isx.
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PASAMA Sept. fl. phrvol-tuo Of Cotoraxi,
~ Ieu"i"r. - un 100 stat. o." 'rupi'u. throwing up
INN, .c 90 tl. o. -lll '. i. t.l,,> N.lh .u ir ~,
u'm tiua,aqti lhc 'fiHi.Aui, iuuIo violent han has
been known iog >uut years
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STATE POLIJItS.

NAPLES Sept. 2i.-Iho cruuton ~ Mount We
suNiuS Is utr,u,u- Iuc lI,t ui tn, new GOV.
crud with lava winch Is streaming down the mountain
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The new styles and their extensive variety bewil-
deng the low prices they sold Tor at NOFel
Brothers Broadway corner Houston st. and 05l, oos, go
Eighth ay., near Al st ado
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JUDGE pnALrs RNNoMINlrED.
The Convention C"ndemnina the Great Fraud
that lac Voted not to Disturb.

MERIDEN. Conn, Sept. 24.-At the Demo-
cratic Congressional Convention OF the Second
District. the Hon. James Phelps OF Esscx was
unanimously rruominHtrd for Congress. The
following resolutiom, wore ndoplnl:
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American "stnr" Soft Capsules.
Tin boxes, blue wrapper. sold BY all druggists Ado
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-07-02

"Mother, )" said little Ned one morn
ing, after having fallen out Of bed. Il
knew why fell out Of bed last night.
1t was because ] slept too near where
/ got in at" Musing little while he
added: mo that wasn't the reason /;
it was because slept too near where
fell out"
A man once went out into the street
to shoot q mad dog. lie took good
aim and fired, but found that h. had
shot too high. and instead Of hitting
the brute he killed his mother in-law,
who was looking out Of the third story
window. Moral-Aim high and you
will bag bigger game than it Won shoot
low.
You need NOT lie afraid III doing
too much. Ii any oh you know Of
any church what died Obj lib-rality.
Jest tell me where it Is. and will take
pilgrimage to it. and by dc soft light
OBJ de pale moon, will crawl upon It's
moss covered roof aid write upon Its
topmost shingle: blessed am lie dead
who die ill>6he Lord"
That was a good. though rather a
severe pun, which was made by Il
Harvard student land he WAS not one
Of the brightest If the class either,
when he asked. why Is Professor
- the greatest revivalist 1T th'
age:~ and, on all giving it up. SAID
because at the end Of every sermon
there j. a great awakening
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GEN. HOW ARD.

A dispatch yesterday stated that
.sthe advance troops of Gen. Howard
attacked the hostilesSunday. and that
"couriers rode two hundred miles to
furnish Gen. Howard the news of the
battle, and asking for re-inforcements.' y
1t is well known as we'll as disgrace
full fact that during last summers
campaign Howard Jagged behind his
his army and Gen. Miles did the
FIGHTING. General Howard is the
greatest fraud that ever disgraced the
American army or nation.
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Though Congress has adjourned,
drift wood from committee rooms and
investigating committees still floats
down the stream of information. The
inquiry into the expenditure Of %, 900
by the Morrison committee of the
House, which went to Louisiana in
1876. has not probed the depth of that
mystery further than to discover that
among the stores laid in was 5000
worth Of a particular brand of whisky
that is especially grateful to the Con-
gressional taste. When it was found
that the Deputy Sergeant-at-Arms
who accompanied the committee was
responsible for ordering this liquid re-
freshment at the public expense he
was promptly elevated into private
life as q vicarious sacrifice to the
offended morality of the gentlemen
who helped to drink the whisky and
their colleagues. He has put in the
justification that 1.-THE account paid
for it and with which the
committee was RECALLED does not ex-
coed the amount paid for a like bev-
erage to the Congressional committees
usually appointed to attend the funer.
al of deceased ex-members." The SEN
tence quoted is a little obscure in its
grammar, hut never mind that what
it means is perfectly plain. 1t would
strike the country as a strsnge reveal
ton that no Congressman can die and
be buried without q consumption of
$500 worth of whiskey BY surviving
members. and it must raise the sus-
picion that they celebrate a select
wake somewhere behind closed doors.
Everybody admits that . bereaved
Representative should give vent to his
obituary grief and get back to business
Is soon Is possible. but people fail to
understand Why he must drown his
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resolution left her, and she cried like
q child as she was led away. The
weapon was . Smith & Wesson re-
volver Of large calibre ami with every
chamber loaded.
In court Yesterday Caroline looked
thoroughly broken down by the re
action consequent ON the previous
DAYS excitement AMI its excuses. She
seemed to he suffering from hysteria.
and Was almort incoherent. The II.
Nicholas hotel waiter had been sum-
moned to appear, but as he could not
be found to press the charge Of attempt
to kill, it was dismissed. The COM
plant If the officer on the pistol or
dinauce grounds was in like manner
disposed of. as she hal carried the
weapon in her hand and made no
pretence Of cnucealment. A fine OF
$40, however, was imposed upon her
for disorderly conduct, which Wa,
paid by her husband. Judge Murray
interiered with good effect between
the husband and wife and secured 8
conditional reconciliation before they
lett court.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-07-02

The afflicted may nov rejoice. A safe,
certain and effectual antidote 70 malaria
has been found. Clifford's Febr,fuge is .
perfect remedy against all diseases caused
BY malaria. 1t not only breaks the chill, but
eradicates the poison. Iu action IL truly
wonderful; 1t cures malarioua diseases Of
every kind-fever and ague, intermittent
fever, remittent fever, dumb ague, periodi-
cal headache and bilious feven Of. all
kinda. 1t is purely vegetable and ~ harm.
Ies - water. Try il and be convinced.
&c. R1cHARnsox, Propt.
For sale BY al druegis@. st. Louis.
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sorrow in q barrel of whiskey. Still,
there many things connected with
Congressional ways and methods Of
which the public have not yet sue
ceeded in obtaining q comprehensive
mental grip, and the tie between liquor
and craftsmanship is one of them.
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air. Please lax me sumthing hard"
b. A.
n. B.-Ax Harris how . ground
squirrel digs his hole without leaving
any dirt around the top. and how big
was thst giraFs egg that he said he
saw at the Smithsonian Institute.
b. A.
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REV. ]. n, WiCclN SAYS:

bess Ie,nev ve S,vs SunS H. sctIm 81 s su
ms. 10 SlNFOGD'S RADICAL CURE IL 10 nos
unpleasant to tlk through tho nostriis. and there
In Inhalation. Il clears the bead and throat so
thoroughly thai. taken each morning on rising.
able hacking during tho eufire day. bus an uIprc-
cedenset caness Of voice and respiratory organs
Eseh package contains D. sanfor,is Improved
lnhaling Tubc, with full directions fcf u~c In al
gases. Price, Sf00. For sale BY all Wholesale and
RetailDruegises and Dealers shronxhout The niiet
States AID Cana6.s. WEEKS Il POTTER General
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No Humbug.

The Grange Store de6es all competition
on the following prices:
A sugar, 10 lbs for 81 90. c sugar. II
lbs. for 81 90. Choice n. O., II lbs. for
81 90. Common n. O., Is lbs. for 81 90.
Coffee, best, st lbs. for 81. 90. Coffee,
common, 6 lbs. for 81 90. Flour and
salt, syrup by the gallon or small
quantities, fish by the kit or half barrel
and everything else in proportion. Don't
fail to give them call on east Main street
6-llwtf
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Tit for Tat.

A Jersey tavern-keeper, who had
become more celebrated for the length
Of his bill. than the abundance Of his
tables. met with shaper rs sharp As
himself on one OCCASION.
A Yankee. happening to pass
through that region, stopped ut this
mans hotel and ors.ered dinner. When
he came To pay his bill he was aston
ished to End it stretched on, to six
dollars. This rather startled the
Yankee, and he demanded to kn"w
what he had eaten that such a bill
should lie charged. The landlord re-
piled, The bill will show You. On
consulting it he found several kinds oi'
wines and extras.
"Well. look here, Didn't have none
Ut that ere stuff brought of for me.
and won't pay the bill
ID. We never wait for Orders here !;
We know your business" responded
the landlord: 1.-the wine WAS TN the
table, and YOU could drink it ar not !;
that was your business, not ours.
The Yankee saw there was u" Use
in quarreling about the matter, sd.
with u broken heart, he paid the bill.
Three months after tina. our Eastern
friend again made his appearance at
the hotel, and called for dinner.
When he sat down to- the table he
laid $40 bill at the side of his plate.
and ordered all the wines he could
stomach. While eating his dinner he
called the attention If the landlord tn
the bill rs to whether u wis genuine
ar not. The landlord looked nj it,
replied that it WIS and handed il back
/ A soon rs the Yankee had finished.
he pu, the money into his pocket.
walked out of the house and jumped
into his wagon.
Hello" said the landlord, 'here
you've not paid your BILL"
1T is Your own fault. said the
Yankee. II never Wi, To have Il
bill presented tn me the money lai,!
IN your table, AMI you could have
taken it or not. just Is You told mt
about the wife three months ago
yesterday
The landlord swoe few as ID,
Yankees hoI>e >patterrd the mud on
the rad.
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Recolleotions Of Old Folks Home
Tho Grand Rush to Please the
Children-The Chief End and
Glory OF Mana Few QUESTION:
Of an Embarrassing Nature.
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COMPARISON.

IcOplc WIZ moAC pooA ~
about such hard times will do we'll to
compare the prices of things now with
what they were fourteen years ago.
when everything was Lively" as they
called it. Some one has hunted up
an old wholesale price list of groceries
and dry goods for 1864, and compares
it with one for 1873. The wholesale
price of crushed sugar then was 29cts,
now 1Octs; Cuba sugar was then
quoted at 2lc, now &c; best New
Orleans molasses then 81 80, now 4Oc /;
coffee was then marked best 45c, now
2Oc; pork was then s45 per barrel,
while now it is only So; gold was then
$3.50, while new it is worth but
sl.O0a; prints were selling at 4Oc
then. and at &c now; delaInes then
4Oc, now 1Oc; ginghams then 45c,
now sell at 18c; ticking was then
worth 75c, now 25c; balmoral skirts
we're then selling for from s1.OO to
s.. 90, anu row sell SOC, to S1.OO;
best canton fanDels were then worth
65c, now 18c; best bleached muslins
then sold for 55c, now sell for 12!c.
These are some of the items given in
the price lists of the two periods. and
to persons who have not given the
matter any attention, it will be some
thing of q surprise when they look
over the figures. Of course these are
wholesale figures, but the same differ.
ence would exist in retail prices. II
is not wonder then that our farmers
get no more for their grain, hogs, cat.
tie, etc. These things must necessa.
rily come down in proportion to Others
AS water seeks a level. The pur.
chasing power of dollar is more than
double what it was fourteen years ago
people who are out of debt need moi
complain at the prices, for they affect
all alike, merchant, mechanic and
farmer. Everything is down and
great numbers are out of employment,
many Of whom would be glad to gel
employment at most any wages
Who can get Hardly snJ9 il money &c; Enough t6
support their families /; and many bust
ness men who are thought well-to-do
find it hard scratching to get money
enough to pay their bills; yet. We are
told, that money is plenty even here
If it could only seek some kind of in
vestment that would give more gen
eral activity in all those forms of i'm
provement that would give employ
ment 10 labor. and this could bt
made general all over the country, il
would be better for all classes. 1t is .
fine provision that when laborers have
little to do, they have to pay less for
what they eat and wear. The mair
fault that that can be found with the
times is in the fact that there is moi
enough activity in capital to give tt
labor sufficient employment. Thost
who have their farms or business af
fairs in good shape. and are not heavi
" in debt, are all right with the pres
ent low prices; but those who depend
exclusively on the labor of the hands
could better stand to pay little more
for the necessaries of life with more
work and better pay.
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SORelY AFFLICTED.
GREATLY AEE lcIEn.

ltssr&. j. o. Bps,ror,s e o.. neErer: Gsr,,r-r>s.
- take pie sure y rss"rI,.crdi,s SiNFot.t'S
ABIGAIL CUi.E Ok G.ArAI.lsH to all who are
afflicted with this dscase- vas greatly afflicted
Wit, ts for long tire, and curcdIs Win ~ o bot,
Gcs of the above CCi.E Abou: year aicerw ards
was again taken ith Cat aTrh cutie sevcrrly. and
Immediately srns for snOther bottle. which fixed
all right giving relief from the first dose.
am eonfdens th.f tbs n c,ety viii do All shar "a
claimed for 10. and more too. Wishing you crss
In iis introduction. ] an very truly yoarH
Denver, OFT. fS.S Of Smith L Doll.
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~
v0LTAIC
PLASTERS

For Local Pains. Lameness. soreneee.
Weakness. Numhnsss and Inflammation
Of the Lungs. Liver. Kidneys. Spleen.
Bowels, Bladder. Heart, and Muscles. arc
equal 70 an army Of doeeofs and acfes Of
plants and shrubs. Even IN Paralysis.
Epilepsy or Fits. and Nervous and In
voluntary Muscular Action. this Plaster.
b kGly.nR The Nervous Forces, has
effected Cures whom every other known
remedy has failed.
Price IS Cent?.
Ask for Collins voataic Plasec-. and
insist On having il Sold By al Whole
sale and Recall DRUGGISTS throughout tho
United 0tates and Canadas. WEEKS 3
POTTER. Pruprietors, Boston, Haas.
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TRIED EVERYTHING.

.'. I e S. n"s ss.a s9sf 6.S;s. fS, 4
CJKE FOR CATARRH. and ie has given perfect
ea;isilctiou. j have tried almost everything. and
tt ~ the only thing that has given me relief
therefore take pleasure IN recommending It's uso
TO al ssi.cfcd with Cafarrh OF any Kind. and 00es
this - NY testimony to rs benefits.
Very 'rusy. W. s. DECKER
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-07-02
SANFoRD'S
RADICAL CURE
For CATARRH
INSTANTLY RELIEVES.
0.000 FEET ARoyE the SEA.

5000 FEET ABOVE THE SEA.
The following testimonials arc Srom Mrssks. J.
o. BoswOE. & Co, De nve E. Col. l:rs-c sd i.iu
ensial druggists. lacy r, poi: Approximately
large sales aud universal ssl;iSfSc.ion. No other
disc 10 aiaru:ingly prev cnS in that region.
They speak Of the 1vsiS S.-S Yeas.eE1eI - Apaong
their beSs citixeus:
SORelY AFFLICTED.
j. D. AossroTfa & On. neary. Co.,. srps,,--r--.
Pionptsd BY filo;s-fc,ling fer t..ose afflicted
win CatAyrh, wish TO rIytc,' .nunY In bel AZ
81 SANFOTsD'S RADlCALCUfsE roEt'tTl1sIsH.
have been s0rciy ar cte,i with his artul disease
for four years, and have tried ~ knov remedy
without avail. until bought bottle OF the above
@ ES nom you. which We M a'snts: !r.sa { r..
lief. IS bang . Cons lrttIclrl - v6.t ~ lDrL
rney. believe IL ~ h.. al; iSS Is c,,isscd III il,
Q kadical Cure fog Ca:arrh.
Very truly yours, WM. tNvTrvr.
beaver, 81 pt. -, lS.. v ia ~ Jesi, g. &C.
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P I A N 0 S
Also the unrivaled
ESrY RGANS.

We are prepared tu accommodate H.,
trade, and will furnish Pian.- or Organ
upon monthly or quarterly payment. AiL
III THE ABJvE tIuop> ARE RI ~ Class
AMP WE Fully WAgEANI Even is-fKC
YENT To III A. RE"RI> ESrEp I.l'rrai
discounts made Ter -po, GASP, Beware ~
.>iup.l,ly" or '-Sui,le" ,n~. rlmsnt~. t.r.ni,r,
are hem. -snI ." all parts al the cuuutrs
oilerin $50 Planes Ter S.oJ; or = SIN
Piano Tor $50. We warn you aat!n-, >,!cl
advertisements. These u"u get in-;ru-
nent- built by contract and IN III cheapest
manner, regardless OF quality. We deal
in ONLY LEGITIMATE Instruments. buiit BY
REGULAR and ESTABLISHED MANUFACrU-
REFS. whose warrant L. Il Pasture Gurfaatse.
We will supply any one with l,w priced in
s,rumen,s. and from responsible nianufae-
lures. Pianos from 500 up. Organs
from SiOO up. We keep all kinds Of snail
Instruments, s,Ich ~ Ni.lins. Guitars, Ac-
cor,leOIs, etc, etc, etc.
COCHRANE Il TRU MEL,
Methodist Church Book.
Seialia Mo.
z. S-Sen.i for catalogue, and state a,
near YOU can what price aud style OF IL
strument you wish
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-03-01
HoW's addition.
On Third Street,

-, commencing at sw corner of lot l. block 49,
h 1! q lrvines Addition, thence northerly
a ea line between lots and of said block
10 20 centre of said block, thence easterly at
r1gnt angles with dividing line of said lots l
ana ana II N-loo feet, thence sly to point
n ~ llne OF Sd street. 6 inches WHY from WHY
nne OF stone building now standing ON said lot
l. produced to said My line of Sd street, thence
y 81 feet more or less to place of beginning.
so foot of 100 #, lot 2, block 10, Rice Il
lrvine's Addition. A 10 foot walk
Commencing on Sd street, 50 # from the
intersection of dividing line of lots / and q
block IL, Rice d lrvlne's Add, and north line
of Sd street, thence " along said n line A feet.
thence north to point 81 # g from corner of
4th and Washington streets, thence 81 # to a
point 80 # from where the dividing line be-
tween said lots and 2 intersect said line of
4th street, thence 100 #, thence sw to place of
beginning. A 10 foot walk.
E 20 feet of 40 # e of 46 # of SO # of lot
q block Is. Rice & Irvine's Add 10 foot
walk
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-03-01
Rice d Iuine's addition.

ma q OF W ~ tt of Az tt e of
W As # of SO # of 2 Is
Commencing at ne corner of lot 8, block 23
Rice Irvine's Addition, thence w along Sd
street II tt, thence to e boundary of said lot 3
by line parallel with line joining the NV and
Sc corners of said lot 3. thence along boundary
thereof to the place of beginning. 10 foot
walk.
Commencing at point ON boundary of lot
8, block 23, Rice 4 Irvines Addition, thence to
point on st, Anthony (3d) street, by line
parallel with line joining the NV and Sc cor
ner of said lot 3, and intersecting said street at
point 81 fl from corner of said lot g.
thence along said street II it and So inches
thence to e line of said lot by line parallel
with line joining and Sc corners of said
lot 3, thence along said boundary to place
of beginning. 10 foot walk
Beginning at NV corner of lot 3, block Is,
Rice lrvlnes Addition, thence ely along s
line of Sd street 81 it. thence sly by line
parallel to and 81 feet distant from line Join
ing the NV and corners of said lot 3 to Il
point on easterly line of said lot, thence along
easterly line of said lot to Sc corner of said lot
8, thence by straight line to place of begin
ming. 10 foot walk.
Lot 4 block g. Rice & Irvine's Add a 10
foot walk.
Lot 5, block %, Rice & Irvines Add, 10
foot walk.
be present at said time and place of making
said assessment and will be heard.
H. H. TINlNlE, President.
Official: r. L. GoRMAN,
45-T Clerk Board of Public Works.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-03-01
CITY GLOBULEs.

The Royal Hessian band at the Opera
house tonight.
shoal of ducks alighted in the river, just
above the bridge, last evening.
Secretary Of State Irgens and Representa-
tive Miller made very effective addresses at
The new salary bill has been agreed upon
by the Ramsey county delegation, and an
effort will be made to-day to put it through
the House.
fruit experimental farm is good thing,
but it had better be deferred until the State
is able to spend little money to invite i'm
migration.
The Keokuk Northern Line Packet COM
pany will dispatch boat during the latter
part of this week for Dubuque, Iowa, or pos
sibly to some place north thereof.
branch of soft maple and sprig of
lilac were brought into The GLOBE office
by Louis Touchette, yesterday, with the
buds almost bursting into leaf and bloom.
Nothing but the fact of no steamboat be-
ing yesterday exactly in running order pre-
vented the contemplated excursion upon the
the river yesterday, as navigation was almost
entirely unobstructed.
DR.. Bryant, of this city, proceeded yester-
day to Dundas. Rice county, where he insti-
tuted Dundas lodge, No. 81, A. O. U. W.,
with charter list of twenty four members,
comprising some of the best men of that
thriving village.
Some time during the night of Wednesday
the saloon of Mr.. Lahrsen, corner of St.
Peter and Third streets, was forcibly entered
by forcing in the back door of the establish
ment, and quite large amount of cigars,
tobacco and wines was stolen.
One hundred recruits for the Third infantry
arrived yesterday, and will be CHARTERED at Fort
Smelling for the present. An assignment of 212
recruits, for the Second infantry is expected to
arrive in few days. All are intended for
stations in Montana, and will be forwarded on
the opening of navigation upon the upper
Missouri.
Two boys named Frank Weber and John
Herzog, aged respectively nine and seven years,
with daredevil recklessness, ventured yester-
day morning upon the ice below the passenger
depot of the st. Paul road, and received an in
voluntary bath, in consequence of the ice
breaking. lad named John Doran, aged IA
years, the only person at hand at the time,
quickly Invested himself of superf1uous cloth
ing and CALAMITY rescued the drenched young
SterS.