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= =. Pixley, Meeker comfy; A, 6. Jaynes,
stevens county; w. G. Hendrickson, Ramsey
county; B. Vosburg, Mower county.
Distrtct Court.

The jury in the divorce case Of Babcock
VS.. Babcock was charged by Nanderburg at
II O'Clock a. m. yesterday, and retired, re-
naming out during the entire afternoon.
The State against Ernest Ortman, charged
with obtaining money under false pretenses
was then commenced.
In the case of Babcock vs.. Babcock for
divorce, the jury could not agree, and were
discharged about six o'clock last evening.
In the case of the State VS.. Ernest Ortman,
at 1870 last evening the jury returned verdict
OF not guilty, and the jury was discharged.
MIR. Ortman was released on his own recogni-
Zance
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sudden Death at 11zbo,,v.

ALBANY, Jan. 16.-This morning Jacob
Reader, of st. Martins, died suddenly while
on his wsy from the hotel to the postofice.
He went to St. Joe yesterday for medicine,
and on returning to Albany went to Kolzer's
hotel and staid all night. After breakfast
this morning he started to go to the postofice,
which is in the depot. Mr.. G. Herberger no
ticed that as he tried to step on the platform
he staggered backward, then seemed to rally,
and on the second effort reached the plat
form. A moment afterward he staggered
backward and fell between the main tack
and the switch and died just as Mr.. Her
berger reached him. Coroner Overlook was
telegraphed and came on the evening train,
The testimony taken before the coroner's
jury shows that he had been unwell for some
time, and the jury returned verdict of death
from heart disease.
Reader was German, 81 years of age, and
leaves wife and one child. &C. 81.
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rying from 300 to 5000, and in case. Of ert,a

rylng from 800 to $500, and in cases of extra
valuable stock even more, sell in England at
from $500 to S4OO each, affording fair margin
of profit. It costs $50 to $75 to transport
horse from New York to Liverpool. The horses
are fed four quarts of oats a day, besides soft
feed and hay. The narrow box stalls are bed
ded with saw-dust, as being more comfortable
to the feet than straw, and a man is constantly
night and day, in attendance on them. When
the horses become very tired sings are so ar
ranged that their weight is taken off their teet
The journey seems to agree with them. In
stead of losing they generally gain in weight,
and when the restraint of the sea voyage is re-
moved and they once more touch terra hrma,
they are so risky that they can hardly be held
IN. The immense horses which Barclay d Per-
klns and other English brewers use are of Nor
man or Flemish origin, as are the fine animals
belonging to Babbitt q Co. The English are
Just beginning to find out that for beauty,
style and endurance good American stock is
unsurpassed.
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FRUIT GROWERS.
CLOSING BUSINESS 1T ROCHESTER.
Election Of Officers--Delegation to State Ag-
ricultural Society Meeting--Pleasant and
Profitable Meeting--St. Paul or NIinneap-
oils Down for the Next Meeting.
Especial Telegram to THE GLOBE


ROCHESTER,, Jan. 17.-This forenoon the soci-
ETY. assembled at nine clock, and the general
discussion on cemetery planting resulted in
recommending dwarf slow growing evergreens
in preference to those of strong growth. Of
the decidious trees the hard maple and weeping
birch only were recommended. A report of the
committee on timber culture, made up of reso-
lutions of nearly the same import as the me-
mortal to Congress by the State Forestry Asso-
citation, after much discussion was adopted.
THE EXHIBIT Is REMARKABLE
in its varied character and the fine quality of
everything shown. Elliott shows rhubarb,
celery and asparagus. Messrs Kinney & Miller
show wonderful results from the early amber
sugar cane. Jordan of Rochester, peck of
Wealthys in excellent condition; also shows
fine Seeding crabs; Bremhall shows Alexander;
Haas shows Marriage Hyslops; also cions of
Virginia crab, one years growth six feet four
inches high; Cottrell shows Tallman Sweet and
Fameuse; Sias same, and also the Bethel. Tru-
man Smith shows grape jellies; also Rodgers
seedlings, four, five and nine in good condition.
Harris, of La Crescent, shows sweet potatoes,
Minnesota grown, weighing three pounds each
three varieties.
would require column to catalogue it entire,
and is a great credit to the State. Cions of
new and valuable varieties were exchanged by
members. The Treasurer reported the total
receipts at eighty dollars and seventy-fve cents;
disbursements, thirty-five dollars and fifty
cents, balance in treasury, forty-ive dollars and
thirty cents,
THE ELECTION OF OFFICERS
resulted as follows:
President-Iruman Smith.
Vice Presidents-First DISTRICT. s. Har-
ris; Second District-Titus Day; Third District
u. s. HOLSTER.
Secretary-C. 7. Lacy.
Treasurer-A.1W. Sias.
AN EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
was chosen follows M. Pierce, Wyman
Elliott, Geo. Clark, o. F. Brand, w. E. Brim-
hall.
DELEGATES TO STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
Wyman Elliott, O, F. Brand, B. F. Perry,
Truman Smith and DR.. Twitchell.
THE AFTERNOON SESSION
was mainly taken up with the revision of the
grape and other small fruit lists. Reports of
the committee of observation in the different
districts show almost universal failure of
! all fruits, not only in Minnesota, but in near
! ~ every section of the United States.
THE EVENING
was passed in a general review Of the work re-
ports of committees, etc. 1t is expected the
next annual meeting will be held in st. Paul
or Minneapolis. very
| PROFITABLE MEETING
I has been held and the members will 20 home
| pleased with their work and with favorable
| impression of Rochester and her people.
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THE COURTS.
MUNICIPAL COURT.

Add still another John Smith was brought
before Judge Flint on charge of being drunk.
He paid his fine of $8.15 like a little man,
and went his way sadder and wiser.
The case of Charles Bush, Ellwood Kay
and Henry Howard, arrested for stealing
from George Haas, Is East Third street, the
particulars of which were published in yes
terday's GLOBE, were arraigned before Judge
Flint and committed, in default of $500 bail,
to wait the action of the grand jury.
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New ORLEANS, Jan. 18.-Members of the re-
turning board were arraigned to-day in the
superior criminal court and the Indictment
read, charging forgery and altering returns of
Vernon parish Counsel made u motion to
question indictments on the ground that the
proceedings were irregular. This was over
ruled without argument. The members Of the
board then pleaded not guilty and were adj
mitted to bail on an old bond. The day of
trial is not fixed.
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4 Ne,r Subscriber.


Brunswick (Mo.) News
we got new subscriber Wednesday. When
we answered his knock at the door, he sided in
took off his hat, and asked:
lis dis de newspaper shop
We told him it was.
AN is you de boss TO eman oh de wuks..
We satisfied our colored visitor on that point
also, and he continued
Il fotch in some bacca to-day, an promised
Ebahneezah-dat' my oldes chiie-I promised
dat boy I'd prescribe for a paper. He kin
read, he kim an he's alters pesterin' de ole
CONAN an me for books and papers. / s'pose
we orter curridge de chiles dispensity. How
d We sell yo' papers,!
Dollar and half year.
''All de same price!"
Yes"
Let me obsarve one, eff you please sah.'
We handed him paper, and he unfolded it,
upside down, scanning it critically on both
sides.
Looks like dar sight % letterin' in
dat. done forgot my spectacles dis mornin
an | can't prezactly tell if it's de-de Merican
language
We assured him that it was.
In de Democratic or Republican branch.
sah.'
Republican"
Oats de kline oh book Ebahneezah gradu-
ated in, an ISL pose dis paper nd suit him. Dol
lab n a half u yeah You say, sab? How much
is dat month";
about Bit
Use not de man to min expenses whar de
propah eddicatin' oh my chillun is consumed.
hor dat it's ebbery pusson's duty to cultivate
his offspring to de 'stent OBJ his ableness. Pre-
scribe de name OBJ Ebahneezah Snow on yo'
picters in Eds paper it nd please the chillun
| nightly. Here's six cents sab. Send de paper
long, an if it GIBBS sassefaction I'll come in an
| prescribe fob full month. Good mornin'l
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ton of following the example of the law of
last winter in making the county responsible
to the State for supplies furnished, instead of
direct lien upon the crops of the individual,
which latter course was strongly advocated,
was referred to the Attorney General for his
opinion as to the legal status of the case.
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Saus it Isn't True.

CHICAGO, Jan. 18.--Frank b. King, who re-
Gently married the pianiste Miss Julia Rive,
denies in toto the truth of an article published
in Cincinnati to-day which states that he had
previous to this marriage been entangled in
other matrimonial affairs. Mr.. King saws the
story had its origin in malice or ignorance.
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One MoOnshiney. Less.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Jan. Traditional in
formation from Wayne county, KY, is to the
effect that the marshalps posse repelled the
attack of the moonshiners thirty odd strong,
killing one and wounding two, and destroy
ing several still houses.
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Grass1opper Committee Meeting.

At meeting of the CRASH Upper committee
yesterday, a favorable decision was reached
IN regard to the advisabhity of requiring all
applications for seed grain to be made to the
supervisors of each town rather than to the
board Of county commissioners. The ques-
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DISTRICT coURT-BEFoRE JUDGE BRILL.

DISTRICT COURT-BEFoRE JUDGE BRILL.
In the case Of the State against Fritz Oelker,
char g ID with an assault upon G. Lattau with
deadly weapon, the jury, after being out all
day, brought in a verdict at 10 o'clock of
'Not guilty.
State VS.. Johan Johansen. The evidence
is all in, and the case will be given to the
jury this morning.
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Locka,ra,.,,a Coal Prices,

NEW York, Jan. 1.-THE Delaware & Hudson
Coal Go. issued q circular to-day stating that
the prices for Lackawanna coal per ton of 2, $40
pounds will be as follows: Furnace lump, $3.25
steamer lump 1926; CRATE, 1926; egg, 1886;
stove 1915; and chestnut, $3.50.
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A number of prominent citizens of Chicago
tor ol
monument to the late Col Geo. B. Armstrong,
the originator, and for eight years general sup
crintendant of the railway mail service. A
public meeting will soon be called to further
the project.
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Almost a. Blaze.

An alarm of fire was turned in from box
"a, at 1890 last evening. The fire proved to
be in the building occupied by Croft & Ber-
key, wholesale dealers in coffee, spices, &C.,
No. 1876 East Fourth street. The fire origin
ated from the carelessness of one of the en-
ployes, who over-heated the rooster filed
with spices. The damage was but slight, as
the fire was e1tinguished by the use Of the
small hose in the building. Steamer No. 1
was the first on the ground, but was not
called into use.
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THE WEEKLY GLOBE

Is mammoth sheet, exactly double the size of the
Daily 1t is just the paper for the reside, contain
ing In addition to all the current news choice mis-
ceiany, agricultural matter, market reports, &c. 1t
ID furnished to single subscribers sl.5o per year.
Clubs OF five positively to one address for SLID
each.
Postage prepaid by The publisher, ON an editions
b. P. HALL. Editor and Proprietor,
No. II Wabashaw Street.
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N1MooK's TICKETS,

j. A. Farmer, Fillmore county; w. A. MIN
ocks, Hennepin county; w. G. Hendriekson,
Ramsey county; A. L. Ward. Martin county;
H. V. Bonniwell, Mcleod county;C. A. MIN
ocks, Hennepin county; j. F. Beasam, Dodge
county; Jno. Schafer, Stearns county; j. D.
Good, Stevens county; Al. Smith, Henne-
pin county; John Clare, Rice county; j. b.
Kennedy, Nicollet county; Paul Bierlson,
Carver county; Chas. McReeve, Hennepin
county; J. G. Mealey, Wright county.
Anti-Nimocks @, Farmer, Fillmore
county; ]. G. Milne, Todd county; j. A.
Jackson, Wabasha county; J. A. Bull, Henne-
pin county: A. J. Smith, Hennepin county;
John Chase, Rice county: II. V. Bonniwell,
Mcleod county; J. F. Beason, Dodge county:
A. L. Ward, Martin county;S, Hewson, Ism
j county; j. F. Dicken, Douglas county; B.
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The Heather.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 19.-Indications for the
Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri valleys,
partly cloudy weather, with rain areas, yari-
able winds, stationary, followed by rising
pressure to stationary or lower temperature.
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1873. 1878.
THE ST. PAUL GLOBE !!
DAILY AND WEEKLY
A FIRST CLASS MORNING PAPER.
1873.
1873.
DAILY AND WEEKLY

Having purchased a franchise in the Western
Associated Press, have commenced the publication
of DAILY MORNING PAPER IN ST. PAUL.
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,alIed into use
Returning Board Ia Limbo.

Pure Old Rye Whisky and Rock Candy at
Donnellys, No. 10 Wabasha.
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Fa1.n.e,,s Insurance.

Farmers Insurance.
The following are the two opposition tick
cts for Board of Directors of the Farmers
Mutual Insurance Co.
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TERMS:

TERMS:
BY Carrier per month s,o ge BY Mail post paid)6
BY IN Mall I Spost paid -. By Mail post paid5
By Mail (post paid ''''''''r- oo'
8 months. ..,.. So *
Payable invariably in advance.
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The Committee then adjourned until next
Wednesday at o'clock p. NJ, at which time
it is hoped there will be full attendance of
the council committee, and also of the Com
mittee on Legislation of the Board of
Trade
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-24
ALPHA DELTA PHI.

MDDLErowy, Conn, May %, 1878.
The Aphn Delta Phi Convention continued is sos
sion to-day Many delegates ana visitors wero pres
ent Rev. Edwin Brown, OF Roche ester. was elected
honorary mombcr Nj, John Jay was elected pres
idcnt Tor another year Tho next convention Will DO
held with Trinity Chapter. Important changes In the
government OF tho fraternity have been inauguratcd
at this convention. Public exercises hold this
evening III the South Congregational Church, which
1ed with largo aud enthusiastic audience.
Tho decorations and floral display wero unusually
brilliant Several fraternity songs nters persed.
The exercises opened with prayer bv Rev. T. Car
diner. oi Bcrkeiy Divinity School Hon. John Jay,
president Of the fraternity, in his opening address,
spoke OF tho nigh standug Of tho fraternity and Of
tho strong influence u might exert in purifying
tionai politics aud preserving national lie. The
orator oil the evening was Ex-Governor Chamoc rlaIn,
OF Name, president OF Bowdoin Though lnbofing
under physicaI Idisposilon no delivered mastery
GRAFTON ON society ana societies." and discussed
the relations OF the Individual TO society
In general, and In particular the relations
10 the family, community, tho Stale, and
God In closing he paii glowing eulogy TO the
Students who were DEPRIVED Of no Influence oil homo
c, promoted their moral, intellectual aud social
culture.
Tho poem delivered by Professor b. A. Brooks,
OF New York city. late assistant edtor oil tho Inter
national Rsrieic.
Alter the pupIc exercises the delegates an visitors
terenaded President Foss ana tibet tho convention
banquet served In Assurance Hall, Divo W. Judd
oi New loak city, presiding
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-24
FLOODS IN COLORADO.

CHERRY CREEK VALLEY DELUGED- GREAT De.
MAN DROWNED AND THREE TRAIN HANDS
KILLED
DENVER, May %, ISIS.
A terrific storm OF rain fell large area OF
Douglas and Ell Paso countess In this State yesterday
afternoon. II is believed to have been most violent
along spur OF the Rocky Mountains which separates
the head waters oil tho Arkansas and Plato rivcrs
Cherry Crock which ompt!es the Platte al Dem
YER, and which is ordinarily dry, was suddenly dol
hour tho entire western portion Of the city was
flooded. Seven bridges were swept away, and a large
amount OF other property was destroyed.
WARMED
Owing TO the efficiency aud industry OF the Fire
Department tho entire population OF Inc district d.
vastAted aroused and warned Ia time 10 escape
ana II Is now believed that lives have been lost
the city other than that OF an unknown man whose
body was found in a freight car, where he had proba
bly, been asleep
RAILROADS DAMAGED.
The food nvolved several otper streams on either
side OF tho divide, aud the Den,e or and Rio GraDdo
rupng the running OF trains this end OF The road
to-day Three bridges have been swept away ON the
Kansas Pacific Railroad.
KILLED.
A freight train on that road, containing eighteen
cars, broke through tho bridge over tho kowa RIVER
buryLg with Il John A. Baker, engineer, and Frank
SaIden and John Patt nremen whose booies hhvo not
boen recovered
rho debris and driit from Cherry Creek lodged
against the Colorado Central Railroad Urdge acros
tho Patio River aud torcod out portion oil ITS sup
ports This road also sustained considerable damage
on It's Cheyenne divisions but probably It's trains and
those OF tho Denver and Rio Grande Railroad will
move regularly Tomorrow afternoon.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsnisGroS, May Id A. n.

OFFICE or THE CHIgy SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsniSGroS, May 24-l A. n.
Indicdti0na
For tho Middle Atlantic States, lower pressure,
winds mostly from southeast TO southwest, warmer,
partly cloudy weather and rain areas.
For New England, rising or stationary followed by
falling barometer variable Winds shifting 10 east
SOUTH warmer, partly cloudy weather and followed
during the aitorn Don CT night by rain aroas.
For the South Atlantic States, generally lower
pressure southcas crly Winds vcering 10 southwest
or west, warmer, partly cloudy weather and
occasional light rams.
For tho Gull staios nearly stationary temperature
clear or partly cloudy weather, except IN Texas rain
areas, southwest to southcast winds. and rising
barometer except In the East Cult preceded by falling
barometer aud westerly winds.
For tennessee and tho OHIO Valley. rising ba-
rometer, except temporary fall In tho eastern por.
tion, warmer southcriy winds. voerins to cooler
westerly or northwest, partly cloudy weather ana
occasional rains.
For the Upper Mississippi, and Lower Missouri val
icys, rising barometer west TO north winds, cooler,
clear and partly cloudy weather. except possibly
ram areas In Missouri
brisk aud occascnay nign southeastcriy winds veor-
ing southwest northwest partly cloudy weather
and frequent rains accompanied by thunder storms,
followed tho upper lakes and Lake Erie by rising
barometer and cooler, clearing weather.
Cautionary signals continue NJ Duluth, Marquette.
Escanabs, Milwaukee and Section 1, Chicago, Grand
Haven, Ludington, Aipena, Port Huron, Detroit,
Toledo. Sandusky. Cleveland, Erio ana Buffalo.
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POLITICAL NO1ES.

John NJ. Glover Is u candidate for United States
Senator IN Missouri
Congressman Springer, Of Illinois. probably expects
n reelection.
Judge Btaytop, an Iowa republican, aspircs to Con-
grcss
lis PREDICTED that Congressman Decrlns or Iowa
will be &c elected.
fnc DOS Molncs Iowa Register announces that
Congrcssmcn DScrng, CIarK, Cummings and Lapp viii
b. fenominalcd Pncc Is also nkciy TO again Tor
Congress.
John T. Jones Is spoken OF candidate Tor United
States senalor Tor Arkansas.
The Little Rock tArkansas) GLOBE favors tho election
OF Thomas Fletcher ms Governor
HI sha Baxter Ia a candidate Tor the United States
Senate IN ArkaLsas.
Tho nomnai,on oil General Shields for nltcd States
Senator by tho ST. Louis Globe Democrat trep has
elected many expressions OF coincidence from tho
press OF Missouri
R,lcsh Is cl News ticm :--"Bcau fort county
FAR as heard IRON is enthusiastic Tor Vance ior the
United states senatc.r
Raleig h IS. CT N,us em.l.-"Beauort county In.
s,rucls her delegates to the Congressional Convcn.
iion IN vote Tor Hon. Jesse J. YoateA"
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CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD.


SAMUEL ). TILpEN's ANSWER TO THE cnAEGis
OF FRAUD AND LxIoaIIoNATE PEIs--wHAr
HE RECEIVED AND WHAT is STILL DUE HIN.
cMIcAGo May -, 1875
The answer OF Ex-Governor llden to the bill In
chancery. filed by ths Chicago and Alton Railroad
against L. II. Myer ana Samuel J. Tilden, hlod to-
day in The United States Circt Court In district
by Messrs. Judd ana whltehousc his solicitors and
counsel. The bill. which was acd about the OF
the 81. l. ,us Convention called for an accounting
between Messrs. Myer and rhden. members OF
tho reor. anizltion committee OF the old Alton and
ST. Louis Railroad, ana also trustees under
various subsequent trusts ana the present company
The answer IS long, and reciies fully ar. flccrs
connection wilh tho road ircm the time when II was
apparently hopeiessiy insolycnt and embarrassed up
TO the present time, ana shows tina. for euiirc
services anu expenses for u long period OF
one Of the Reorganiz ucn Committee, ,ns Survivors
which are Mr. Adrian Isoln. 81 New y ors, Mr.. l..
Ii. Myer and himself, Mr. IldcD has received only
tho sum u $4,000. Tie results claimed as dnc
10 the services vi himself aud associates
very remarkable. The value. the answer
states OF all the securities u the at the time his
connec ion commenced was only atou. $500, 600,
While within q year the new securities issued IN lieu
OF the old ad market value OF about 81 600 900 For
ali his and expenses u tho trusts other than
the reorganization tho answer sells out that ne has
Received As yet compensation whntoyer, and lur-
Their sets ny AS reoutlDg all frauds that the money
all securities undor the control OF trustees arc
~ Inc Uuitea Stntos Trust Company, New
York, OF which John A. stewards, one Of
the directors OF tho railroad company. is president.
TIC Governor voantariiy appears In Inc case, beng
without tue jurisdiction, aud submits all Issues to The
Court.
Sir. Adrian IseIln, OF New York, ia By au anne md
ment made party defendant with Iilaen and Meyer.
The iu amount stlii duo the reorganization trustees
under the laws Of New York about $500 900
terest ana the amount duo Myer sand iildcn about
500, 900