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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-06-01

Die ben iipli6fen 1befl oes Staaz
tes g%oltfornten umfaHenbe Dt6Sele
@onteres unp Sos NnseleS bat bur6
ben Sob tbres la~nsjdbrtSen Sberbirz
ten, bes bo6w'iten 5errn SbaobduS
Amat, etnen 9rosen Serluit erlttten.
Der perltprbene Nr1lat rpor 81 Sabre
alt unb fem 3pr sei@ob am IL. Mat
in ietner bil66Rt6en &elioen3 III Sos
anseIes. @t9r. Amat wurbe 1911
in Spanien 9ebpren unO trat in ben
2asariR fen Srben Elm. Nad fetner
Gnfunft in Nnerifa mar er ldneere
Bet in petf6tecenen &l5fern bteles
Srbens tbdtte unO mar aud, als bas
tbeOlc9t9e Seminar gum 81. Carl
8prrpmep in Ybilarelpbta Der Sbbut
Der 9osartl tenndter anSertraut mar,
BARN olS prufe6Or ansefelt. Oils im
Sabre 1853 Gan 6ranctsep 3ur Burz
be eines GrSbistbums erbpben wurpe
une Wi9r. Nlemany, Der oamalise
SiIdUf Don WpntereD, pom 81. Gater
nit benz MetropplitanliBe bes Staates
Californian betraut murpe, tpurbe
Nfsr. @mat ais fem Na@fOlser int
SiStbume RON WpntereY auseewdblt
unb ant IL. Ntdrs 1854 gum 8ti9of
eeneibt. gta6 2~Ojdbrissr Sbdtfsfeit
bat CT ben 81. Stubl tint Set9abe Ell
mes Gpabiutprs unO beiteute beBbalb
benelbe am 20. Mat 1873 Ml9r.
GranciscO Mpra, Sildpf BON MU1Y>
napolts in part. inf, su ietnem Goaoz
iutOr NIT benz &ehte Der Na9fulss 70
bae @lsr, MOra III 8Ol9e hes Sores
beS bodw'ten 5errn amat, 8tldpf
BON Mpnteres unb Sos Nnselps wirb.
@lsr. Autat mar bur@ Gr5mmisfeit
unb Offer fit tas Seelenbetl Der tbm
a%npertrauten DtSSee aus9esef&net.
r. [. P.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-06-01

81. Saul. 8ie bereits anaetins
sist, miro bic Grtbetlune Der bl. Sir
muus rur6 ben bU6w'iten Germ Siz
f6ef in Der bteiI9en Maria 9immelz
fabrtz STRIDE ant III. Dretfalttsfeitsz
Sonnta9e ftattfnben unb spar an
&fnter, wel6e bic erte 81. Communion
empfan9en baben urb an cine Nn;abl
Grpa6lene. Die betrefenoen Gltern
far erfudt, bic stamer Der &inber i'm
pfarrbaule anSu9eben.
Sn Saf Oa1e AT Der 5abipn
Rcae, fanO leBten Spnntas in Der
bprtt9en Sdusen9elfir6e bic erlte 81.
Communion Der S6ulftnper tatt. Sc
mar cit Gef an rpsldem iid nidt muir
bic @emeince felbit fpnbern aud auSe
pdrti9e Seiu6er betbeiltsten. 5p@w.
P. 9tetnrao 2eutbarb, Seeliprser oer
Gemeince, celebrate oas 6p6amt,
wdbrent bpdw. Yrtor P. Salentin
Sttmmler bic Getpreptst btelt.
e.-3um 0eneralYi@
far Der ersbt16BFt6en OtbSele 8altiz
more Bat grsbtldof @ibbpns am Gret>
tuse ben Slater 6. McGol9an bon ber
81. petsrS Stride Gfe 9putnS< unp
9appletunitr an Stele bes ppr Sur
sem babin9el6iebenen &ater s. p.
Oubreutl ernannt.
Gpptn9tpn, &Y.-Nm Sonn@
tag Nbenp, ben 5. Mat retite bO9w'z
FER 9err StI6pf Spebbe, in Sesleitz
un8 Der bp6w. 6erren 1bten unb
6tuGeY, mad Gpln ab.
DubuquG Sowa.-Dte fatbp>
lfae STRIDE in Carroll wurpe BON Dem
Sturme ber am Spnnta9 Spr IA So
gen User ben Nprrmelten robtnbraute,
sdnSlf6 s%erfBrt.
Cine neue peutf@e fatbpz
Iif6e &tr6e wurbe ant lebten
Spnnta9 rur9 ben bp9p. 5errn Sc
neral@Sifar P. Stto Satr ais Gertre<
ter bes bO6w'ten 9errn grsbtl6ofs
purcelI e~inseweibt. SIS lit oieS bic
Stride au unierer lieben Srau BON
ber immerwdbrenpm 5tlfe" in Sez
eanpfue, elmer &pr ltapt Gtnetnnatt's.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-06-01

3ifer BON 354, TAG, 900 8ufbel. SIN OutG>
f4nttt fOntmt iiber etne MtntDn Buffet euf
teSen @ef4dftstas tint Sabre, sesen 49,
600 int Sabre 1876. Stertn linb jebs@
bte ge1fdufe BON fOseRannten 8roben
5ru4tarten ni&t stnbesrtfen, tposou Die
@efammtetnfubr 4,6l2OOO 8uI6t1 bttrus.
Die Gefammteinfutr an Mebt betrus It.
930,440 Sa6, Bier fabrtsirt purbea 5SL2O
SAT, pas TN @an,en 2,491, 641 SaS eratbt.
Dies 1T $4,000 Sa6 ~tpentser ais i'm Sabre
1876. @ter AM 9tase tpurben Sc, $50 Sas
pentser fabrtstrt ais tint Sabre 1876.
Bdbrenb bes Sabres tputben I'M Gaasea
2,525, 4O4 8ufbel @etsen Don ben bteFsem
Mablen perarbeitet, I'M 9ur6l&nitt tdSttd
1000 SuIbel.
Gin &esersS anscrfet 1T mad 9satsstae,
89., aus9ei8rieben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-06-01
Heuerc Nabricbtem.

9Ieuerc Nabricbtem.
Die Trtebensbptf9aften be
baupteten In ben lebten SdSen bic Sber
banp, BOD ni4t pbne @iberipru&. Gel
lteueren Mtttbetlunsen aus europa 1T btn
ft4tlt9 Der llnterbanblunsen &ublanbs mi
BEN anberen Md4ten gu ertnebmen, pai
fclgt:
9Onbpn, &c. Rat. Das Yariier Sour
nal bes DebatS iast: Graf S9uwalpw'I
Mtflipa BAT bic befrtebt9enbfen &eiultat'
~er3telt. &ublanb wiaist Ella, ben gertral
Don Can Stefanc etrem GpnsreB ~ppr3ule.
gen. Sdmmtlt6e Md9te linb bteIem gcr.
f4la9e betsetreten, unb Der GpnsreB pirt
ant II. Stunt in Berth su1ammenfpmmen
Der 2onbDn SbIerper bemerft biersu
Sprtebenbes 1T benz berseitieen Stanbe be,
l1nterbanbluasen wett ppraus. @tr pa.
Ben @runb 3u benz @lauben, bab @9uwa.
Ion ni6t ermd4tist TT, Dbne @ettere8 IT.
sene cine febr peitsebenbe Aenberuns bea
gertrass ansubteten, bod uerbienen fetnt
gorf&ldee iprsfdlttse G~rwdsuns, unt mD.
gen btelelben AM leBtsn Gnbe bic Bats fiji,
eine gerfdnbtsans abseben. Die &usi6.
ten iinb unsetrubt.
Atben, 26. Wat. auf ben brttt16er
@rniul in Cameo, Sreta, 1T farslt4 sc.
f4pfen pprben, bod Serfeblten bic Suselu
ibr 3iel.
ga Saletta, Malta, 26. @at. gter
t~uettere Sranspprti6ife inb NIT inbii6en
Sruppen Bier ansefrmnten.
9a1tfar Reul9Dttlanb, 26. Rat.
Abmtral Cir Nibles Cooper Ser 1T seterr
Abenb plSslta mad &tmousft abseretf,
UNI fi4 NIT benz bort ltessnben sns1iI9en
9pfbampfer mad Gnslant etnsuf6tfen,
tpp er, wie Sertautet, BEN 8efeb1 iber cine
mad Der Sflee beftmntte Stctte aberneb>
men fD1.
9pnbpn, p. Mai. Der 9oit melbet
Elm SPECIALS e1esramm BON Berlin, BAT
Graf S4uwalDp Unit ermeiterte @clma9.
ten t~elesrapbtrt babe.
Der Stanbarb tbetlt nit, bas bas enslt>
f6e CABINET beute mteber AFOREMENTIONED.
Or Serla6t bic &nsdbe bes uSpurnal bes
Oebats", baB Der Sag Der 3ulammenfunft
bes Gpnsrefes bereits feftsefest III, bod fet,
iast er, immerbin etntser @ruab su Der
Annabrte pprbanbea, bab fas 6auptbtn.
berniB fir btefelbe i'm gerf6wtnben besrtf,
fen 1T.
9pnbpn, q. Mat. Gin @tener Cor,
respondent fa9t: Die GGwtertsfeiten,
wel6e bur4 bic Sorberuns GnsGanbs,
&ublanb ipae ben sansen gertras spr
9an Stefanc benz Gpnsreb unterbreiten
be%rpcr9erufen purben. f6eint man baburd
umse6en su tpp1en, baB man tn benz Gin.
labuns6f6reiben cine f9ranfenlpIe 9e'
ipre6un9 beS 9dn5en 8ertrass Serlpri4t
unb bab Oeuti6lanb, tnbem cs bic Gin.
labuneen er1dbt, anfatt Ruelanbs bieIes
geripre6en siebt. Die gerbanblunser
wesen oes Sases Der i3uIammenfunft
bes Gpnsrefes taben beretts bespnnen
unb Der IL. Stunt 1T bterflr in gprI6lao
eebra6t porben. Seferret6 unb Srant.
reid baben bter5u bereits itre .3uiase se.
geben.
ct. petersburg, 26. Mat. Die
rulii6e &esieruns Bat bef6lOFen, baa
S4wurseri6ts rSsftem fir BEN gerfu6 bea
@eu&elmOrbes aus pOlttti6en 8ewessrln'
ben unb @ewa1ttbdttstetten ssssr Silent
lt4e 8earnte ab3uf6afsn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-06-01

ELECTROMAGNETIC Geabppob, in
ben Slad 9tns, wurbe Dsrtsen Donnerfds
senaslbet: Sn Sp1se bes S4melsens Der
Srrise ISOLDE stfa1enen @3neemnfe Zen finb
Der Deubwput> unb Der 8bttewopb>@re rec
aassetreten unb taben etneu srpBen She'll
Der Stabt lberI6wentrtt. Gin 3tpetfSfises
Vebdube an Der 9eefrabe, In benz iia etne
RSbtlfabrtt befanb, tpurbe BON Der Giro
r1H1to tertsertEen unb 3erl9elte an elmer
Srade. Gin Mann, Der fG tit benz 3dulr
befanb. rtttsts ft@ nod re@tseitis bur& et,
men Sprung anf bts 8ra6e. @ebrere flei,
mere &dalsr tunrben ebsnfuIs fortsertfen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-06-01

ans @i(uaafee beri&tet bic bOrttse 9an>
belsfammer Iber ben @etretbebanbel nab.
renb bes fceben a%bse1aufenen @ef6dfts,
ia6res, mas fc1st: Die I'M @etreibemarft
setbdnen @ef4dfte tparen beifpte1Ds srce.
@eisen mar Der seiu4tefe &rttfel unb, tpte
sewDbnltd, %cCn3entrtrte f9 bas 6aupt.
Snterefe In biefem 9anbel In Ntlwaufee.
Die an Der 86rie ansemelbeten Sransat.
ttcnen erret&ten fur bas Sabr bic bcbt
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-06-01
9aldnDi(1e aa6ri6ttn.
Sir 6 d { 8.
DfftteIl.j

NfftteI1.j
Die 1dbrlt6e @puecte fir zen 81
Safer pirc, wie iiblid, ant pfnst:
fUnntas unb an rem fplssnpen Spnns
uab Statipnsz Sosen in risier 0it=
seIe fattFnben.
Huf S~erprrAuns res Sii6pfs
SObn Sbaulep,
SerretIr.
ct Saul 20. Mai 1873.
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SiiDDaiebe SiTtatip:,em.

SCnnta9 ben 2. SUM ia &sp
4. SUM- in SelIYicere.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-28
PERSONAL.

Lieut.. 9. s. s. Chubb U. s. A., and bride, at
the Metropolitan.
Bishop fl. 3. Whipple, Faribault, reg istered
at the Merchants yeste day.
r. G. Judson. Pennington, paid his respects
to the Sanity city yesterday.
VIM. P. Huntington, ESQ.,, of the land Office.
Redwood Falls, is registered at the Metropoli-
tan.
H. M. Croisett, Faribault, Northwestern
manager of the United States Express COM
pany. paid business visit to st. Paul yes
terday.
Senators Drew and Rice, of the insane asylum
investigating committee. left for their homes
last evening, and Senator Doran and Senator
Smith will take their departure this morning.
AT the Clarendon Hon. ". s. Drew Winona:
Charles Il. Clark. Minneapolis; Stewart Smith,
Chicago; A. j. Seymore, Milwaukee; T. II.
Daniels and wife, Richmond, Wis; e. j. Hill
and family, Mrs. FL. E. Coffin, Minneapolis:
John Williams, Rockford; Thomas Hail, Ar
kansas.
The Swedish lady vocal quartette party regis
Iered at the Merchants yesterday en- route for
Saltwater. The party consists of John d.
Mlshler, manager, and Alex. Freygary, treas
urer, and the quartette, as follows: Ingeborg
Lofgren, Inga Ekstrom, Emma Larson and
Anna Cadergren.
At the Metropolitan: a. Hoffheimer, Gin
vlnnatl; "A. Weldon, Buffalo: 0. Thomson,
Toledo; J. Norris, Chicago; G. S. Chubb and
wife, U. s. A.; j. r. Albertson Chicago; W. L.
Grant. Miss Nellie Grant. Mankato; r. G. Jud-
son. Hastings; G. E. Roesser, Austin; D. J.
Lyke, Albert B. Ovitt, Minneapolis; i. G.
Paine New York; J. NJ. Vaughn, Milwaukee;
w. J. Whipple, Winona; John j. Rhodes, Mrs.
J. q. Martin, Hastings; Max Wolff. Chicago:
u. u. Beardslee, Dakota Territory
The Merchants hotel has steam elevator
and al! the modern Improvements, with rooms
graded from $3.50 to So per day. The
following were among the arrivals Yesterday:
e. Goodell, t. N. Mayer, Milwaukee; Fl. N.
Allen, Port Rouan, Ont; G. Wilmaster, On
tario; N. M. Pitman, Boston; F. Ward, Wyom-
Ing; s. Rosenfels. ]. N Mason, Chicago; j. D.
Simons, Colfax; j. Coetz Mrs. Merrill Cincin-
natl; j. c. Nngent. Buffalo; H. B. Whipple.
Farlbault; Fl. Anderson, Monticello; t. G.
Mcclure. st. Cloud; W. Kimball, Jackson:
9. H. Clark. Providence; W. Storheff,
illinois; j. A. Flomertelt. New York,
G. G. Connolley, Chicago; j. Hihbard. River
Falls; /. q. Smith, Hudson j. d. Misher. Alex.
Lotgren, |. Ekstrem, E. Larsen, Anna Cadergren,
Swedish Lady Quartette; 81. G. Hunt, Cedar
Falls; Fl. Frary, New York; W. 3. Lutz Lake
City; M. l.. Fitch, Granite Rapids; L. NJ. Her
man, New York; Max Leopold, Chicago; ].
Davidson and wife, Bismarck; c. F. How. Wis
consin; Fl. A. Rogers. Milwaukee; Hal Otlev.
Chicago; Sam. Faulkner, Milwaukee; J. W.
Lee, Rush City; S. Nelson. River Falls.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-28
He Got a Coat.

Yesterday morning a very clever trick was
perpetrated on Heiman, of the Star clothing
store, on Third street. A long granger
came in and wanted to look at some clothes:
wanted whole suit, winter suit. Owing
to the warmth of the Minnesota Indian
summer and its duration. trade has been
very slack. All hands were ready to show
him just ''the thing" The granger from Egan
looked over the stock, and tried coat on.
1t tit him just like the paper
on the wall. He selected pants
and vest to match. Would the clerk wrap
up the pants, etc. Clerk turned away to
do it; granger from Egan took up and en-
cased himself in his overcoat. "uold on.
believe l will look at some other pants.,'
Finally concluded he wouldn't make anv
purchase at all just row, and walked out.
Half an hour after ards, in packing up the
overhauled stock, the granger's old coat was
found, and it was discovered that he had
made away with the new coat, made for the
Governor of Minnesota. hurried run to
the door, a look up and down the street-no
granger in sight. The police were informed,
but the granger, who had made the mistake
has not been found.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-28

Yesterday John H. Ramsey was released
from the matrimonial bondage imposed upon
him and Anna N. Cummings, Sept. 10, 1874.
The parties were united on the above date at
Rochester, in this State. They lived to-
gether, as man and wife should, until the
18th day of March, 1876. Just
about this time, or two weeks previous, the
husband was called away from home
on business. Returning at the conclusion
of his business to his home, he learned that
his wife Anna had been doing a business
wholly at variance with her VOWS to him.
made one year before In her business She
had partners, Philip Austin, then John Cleugh.
Ramsey hearing of these arrangements with
drew from the company. Subsequently
Anna took on William Tucker in as partner:
their stock was increased by two children.
and for two years they were in company.
This state of facts was sworn to before John
Q. Jones, referee, Chatfeld, Fillmore county
Ramsey, Mahlon and Charles Robinson did
the swearing, and it was strong enough to
elicit report from Mr.. Jones favoring the
divorce granted by Judge Simons.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-28
$4,000 ACRES.

The First Day of the Auction Sale of Lands
on the Brainerd Branch.
The sale at public auction of the $4,000
acres of railroad lands advertised by the ex-
ecutive for some days past, commenced yes
terday at - o'clock, in the governors Office
i'll the capital. just as the auctioneer was
about to offer the first lot, Gen. Sanborn, on
behalf of tho Minnesota Western Railroad
company, rose and read the following pro-
test:
GENTLEMEN: For and behalf of the West
tern railroad company of Minnesota and as
its attorney and agent in it's behalf. and bv its
direction give notice that all the lands of
fercd or to be exposed for sale at this time and
place are claimed by the Western Railroad com
pany OF Minnesota, as equltably belonging to
sad corporation, and to be subject to lien
and charge to said corpora ion for their full
value for the completion and equipment of
said line OF road from Watab to Brainerd, and
that the Western Railroad company of Mime
sofa mas brought suit IN court to restrain this
sale, and To have its title and interest In said
lands adjudged and decreed to be free and clear
from ali liens and that said suit is undeter-
mined and will be prosecuted to final iudg-
ment, and that notices of Hspendens have been
filed and recorded in the offices of the registers
OF deed OF the respective c0anties where these
lands lie, to save to the company any rights
that may be adiudged to belong to 1T in said
lands in said action or any action connected
herewith
AS soon as the gentleman had concluded
Gov. Pillsbury ordered tho auctioneer to
commence the sale. There were not more
than dozen persons present and bidding
was slow. Out of the 112 parcels for sale
sixty-six we're disposed of, either hsing with
drawn because in actual possession of set
tiers or sold. The principal bidder was D.
Is. Eaton, who purchased the greater part for
the estate OF Col. DeGraff. The following
table will show at once the result Of the
sale:
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-28

fastening Sattler's suicide, but the GLOBE
gave in it's evidence an accurate account of
"the scene" which occurred between Kitty
and sattler, Sunday night. The mothers
part in the affair was related. Friends of
Sattler, for reasons best known to them
selves, seek to deny this. Two persons saw
and heard what the GLOBE related. The
names OF these parties are known, of course.
their account of "the words between Kitty
and her lover were given as stated.
Ii others present at the time
having convenient memories, fail to recollect
these occurrences, it is attributable to a de-
sire to shield themselves, coupled with a
friendly wish to hide the shortcomings or
failings of the dead.
''Facts. facts,'' says Mr.. Gadgrind, cannot
be denied. In this unfortunate affair, the
GLOBE has been veritable Gadgrind.
THE MESSAGE TO HENRY sATTLER.
Supplemental to the whole sad affair, the
GLOBE publishes for the first time the last
message to Henry T. Sattler, as follows:
Brother Henry: Collect of I. Heiman eleven
dollars, cash loaned. Take care Of all the bust
ness. Pay dollar for dollar we owe to respect
me. shall have duel and may get killed,
should |, find my body in the Mississippi river.
Your brother, DAVID 9. SATTLER.
This completes the story of a suicide re-
markable in all It's accompaniment, and for
which no adequate cause can be assigned.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-28
DIED.

DIED.
Fell Asleep III Jesus Arms
LEIdHToN-on wedne sday, Nov. 81, at 4 r. ~,
Lillian Abbie, only child of Joseph and Stella
Bachelor Leighton, aged six months and eight
days.
Due notice Of the funeral will be given.
Cincinnati. Pittsburgh and Detroit papers
please copy.
Angels took our baby darling
Over on the other side,
And I'm waiting, oh, m waiting,
For the gates to open wide,
For IN loneliness Pm dreaming,
or the brighter home above,
Where all is peace and glory.
Happiness and perfect love.
soft and sweet there came answer,
Your Babys safe in jesus arms;
Never fear for Angel Baby;
She no more will suffer harm!
Who will love my bue-eye darling,
In her brighter home above?
Viii the Angels care for Baby,
Who is worthy of their love?
Yes, know they IL bear her gently
Through the pearly gate above.
Angels there will watch our lov'd one,
With sweet aud heav My love.
We will meet our baby darling,
Over on the other side;
And though storms do DER us hover,
Though the clouds may sunlight hide:
If it bring our Saviour nearer
We viii hasten to his side,
SO when death shall close our vision,
Wen be there, whate'er bet1de.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-28
Probate Court.

Before Judge O'Gorman.
In the matter of the estate of Christian
Gasner, deceased; petition for letters of ao-
ministration filed and order made for hearing
Dec. II, 1875 at 10 A. NJ
In the matter of the estate of Herman Pill
grimm, deceased; account of e.ecutrix filed.
and petition for allowance Of same and for the
assignment of the estate to the legetee and
devlsee. Order made for hearing Dec. Is, 1873,
at 10 A. NJ.
In the matter of the estate of Charles Scheffer
deceased; order made for hearing and examina-
ton Of executors account Dec. 20, 1875, at 10
A. N.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-28
BiiIy's Big Four.

Emerson's minstrels, with Smith, Morton,
Waldron and Martin, the sBig Four" and
Stout, Sheppard, Bowles, Abecco, and host
of other good names in minstrelsS, will give
one of their attractive entertainments, at the
Opera house, Saturday evening. The pro-
gramme promises two new songs, cornet and
harp solos, several specialties, and roaring
after piece, with the whole force of the COM
pany. On Monday evening also Emerson
will hold the Opera house, with an entirely
new programme
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-28
THE COURTS.
District Court.
Before Judge Brill.
DECISIONS FILED.

j. W. smythe VS.. the City of St. Paul. Mo-
ton for Judgment for amount claimed. Amend
ed complaint denied
In the matter of the assignment of Parker
Paine upon the petition of E. G. Palmer, adj
ministrator of Samuel W. Craig. Application
denied reserving the right to petitioner to take
single order authorizing him to receive the
sum of money.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-28

Besides Mr.. Eaton, who bid for the estate
Of Col. DeGraff, the only purchasers were
Messrs. Norris, 80 acres; Parkinson, GAO;
Corkery, 1874; Macy, 202S; Ware. 446;
Conway. $40; Watson, $40. Total sold out
side the DeGraff estate, 2.163. 62-1O0 acres.
Inc sale was conducted by the popular
auctioneer ?. L. Kavauagh. At 4 p. NJ. the
sale was closed for the day and Mr.. Kavan-
agh announced that it would be resumed at
10 A. NJ. on Friday
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-28
LEAPING TO ETERNITY.
MORE OF THE Events CONVICTED
WITH SATTLER,S DEPARTURE.

Tho Vigorous Search for His Body--Specu-
lntt"ns Relative to HIS Fall From the
Bridse--His Letter to Kitty France Pub
lished in Yesterdays "Globe"- Copy of
Still Another Letter to His Brother Given
This Morning.
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Thanksgiving Notice.

Our store will close at p NJ today (Thanks
giving). JOSEPH Mickey - Co
boston "One-Price'' Clothing House, 43 Ell
Third street, st. Paul.
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STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF RAM
~ sey-ss: s., In Probate Court Special Term,
In the matter of the estate of Charles sohener.
on filing the account of the executors OF Inc estate
OF Charles Scheffer, deceased and upon an, Icaton
mat time and place be fixed for tie examination
and allowance OF tue same
1t is ordered, that said account he eYarni,,a5 ~
the Judge of this Court, on "
FRIDAY, THE 18th DAY OF DECEMBER, A. D. 1873
county. ''-'ee' ~ saia
And 1t ls further ordered, that notice thereof be
given to all persons interested by pubshing 80,
OF ths order for three successive weeks prior to said
Gay OF hearing, in the DAILY GLOBE a newspaner
county "ot' ~ saio
By the Court,
HENRY o'GoRMAS,
lI'h'J Judge of Probate,
nov % -4w- thur
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Municipal Court.
Before Judge Flint.1

The City VS.. James Murphy and Chas. Parker:
assault and battery. Fined SIS. Paid. Parker
acquitted.
The City vs.. VIM. Gies; fast driving. Case
dismissed on motion of the city attorney.
CIVIL.
G. G. and A. E. Higbee VS.. Frank Il. Carle-
ton; action to recover for alleged professional
services. Tried and decision rendered for plain.
lifts for SAT, with interest and costs.
Mary Carmady vs.. D. Upman and Frank Up
man; action for services. Judgment entered
In favor Of plaintiff for costa.
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FIRE! FIRE! FIRE.

NJ. Ryan's and ]. G. Green's houses and barns
corner OF Nelson and harrington avenues the
victims. The first was totally destroyed with
all tue furniture and the latter partially, with
half the furniture. Mr.. Green could not stop
to tell the insurance to the GLOBE man There
was an immence gathering of both ladies and
gentlemen enjoying the magnificent sight, but
as usual no =. +. man. Four O o'clock at peep.
I" day is too early for them and their handful of
readers must wait till tomorrow for the news.
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STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF RAM

OTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF RAM
~ sey-ss-In Probate Court
IN the matter of the estate of Christian Gasner.
deceased.
, On reading and filing the petition of Christian D.
1asher OF Ramsey county, representing, among other
things, that Christian Gasner, late of Saint Paul on
the 18th day of November A. D. 1875 at said county
d.ed interstate, and being resident of this county
at the time OF his DEATH leaving goods, chattels and
estate within this county, and that the said petitioner
Is .ie father OF said decea and praying that adj
lnstrahon OF said estate be to him granted: 1t is
ordered that said petition be heard before the Judge
OF TINS Court on saturday, the 2lst day of Decen-
Der, a. " 1875 at ten O'Clock A. NJ. at the Probate
Office in said county.
Ordered further, that notice thereof be given to
the helrs OF said deceased to all persons inter-
ested, by publishing copy of this order for thee
successive weeks prior to said day hearing in he
DAILY GLOBE, a newspaper printed and published al
Saint Paul, in said county.
Dated at Saint Paul the 9th day of November. A.
BY the Court,
L. s HENRY o'GoRuAN,
NV 20 'f"-thars Judge of Probate.
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DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.

ALLY LOCAL MEANS.
Bar. Their. Rel. Hum Wind. Weather.
208l9 1877 ITO NV. Fair
Amoant of rainfall or melted snow, 90; max
inum thermometer, SO; minimum thermom-
eter, %.
Il. J. LEWIS,
Sergeant, Signal Corps U. s. A.