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Daily globe., 1878-11-23

4 Minnesoto Dcfn"Itc,. d77es.ed an st.
louis.
st. Louis special (Nov. 2J) to Chicago Times.
Sheriff Chandler, of Red Wing, Mimi, has
in custody James P. Holmes, defaulting teller
of the National bank of that place. The
sheriff first had his attention attracted bv
Holmes fast habits. The young nan kept a
horse and buggy, had $3.50 gun, a couple of
blooded hunting dogs, wore the best of
clothes and ga nbled. Chandler informed
the directors of his discoveries, and they set
an expert to work on the books, which showed
that Holmes was short some hundreds, if not
thousands. The teller suspected that he had
been uncovered, and skipped out. He was
traced here by Chandler, and caught by St.
Louis detectives when he called at the post
Office for mail matter from Zumbro,a.
Holmes acknowledged his gzilt, and said he
had been ruined by associating with bad
characters. His valise was broue eht from the
hotel, and on opening it a cash box belong
ing to the bank was found. It did not con-
tain any money.
Daily globe., 1878-11-23
Underwear, Gloves, Etc.

Those in search of frst-class furnishing
goods, at remarkably low prices. should not
fail to examine the full, varied and complete
stock of j. T. PapnelI Ill East Seventh. near
Jackson street. He has just received a large
invoice of heavy underwear of superior quality,
which is being rapidly sold at reasonably low
prices. Also, a select assortment of new styles
neck wear, at equally low prices. and gloves OF
the best make and quality in buck, kid, etc.
Give him q call
Daily globe., 1878-11-23

ROE sALE-Great Bareains in Urredeered
fied9es, by i. FYTLF. Pawnbroker, No. IL
J'ekson street, opposite he Merchants: aparser.
secohu- ny PACK cry elegant gold watch halytip.,
case ~ ow', is carats stem -winder and setter en-
gine turned, cost S4Gt, for S2l5. Calendar -vatcb
giving day OF rnon'h, dav Of week aud hour of the
ea! 1t represents the different rhases of the noon
ny q moon which n cves across the dial God brrt
ing case % dwt- case, Stem wrder; was made 70
order, ard cost Sh5a: Viii be so d for e17- Ona
sten-wndins Howard gold watch, cost So0n fsr Slon
Solid gold hunting-case watch. aSe weighing 80
awf., B. W. aymond movement, adjusted, With
patent reg la'oc, cost SI25, for so nur,fsr -
other me Swiss and American gold watches Ladies,
nanfsomc gold watches for SIS, so an s25. Sorro
very me stem winders, eith Swiss and American
nearly double. ~ - p" '-'
Hand ONE los Of la1ies' grard chains. with 7rd
without slides. Gold vest chains and charms ve y
ehean- Diamond earnings. d amond studs: din
,on9 llns: clusters and solitaires diamond orosses,
very low III ,rice.
Several very hsndsono seal skin sacauez. A rood
chimes. S'"+-l5 'ii2'
\ fine brace box. cost SIS. for 81, T,a-gs as,ort.
inent OF sflverware, consisting Of card fecoivora
Jewc6 cases, fine cnt-glass berry dishes castors'
pickle dishes, ce-pitchers. knives forks and spoons
etc. hese arc new, icing duplicated wefdir r gifts
ana VIII re sold at II rrice. Al orders from tho
county promptly attended to, and money lcareI o.,
all 90 ds OF value.
\. b.-No goods sent c. Cd. at:-lA
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Il Bought M"jority.

The GLOBE states that Mr.. Donnelly will
contest Mr.. Washburn's election, upon the
ground of fraud in voting and the corrupt
use of money. If the latter could be traced
out, we believe it would be ound that Mr.
Washburn's majority was bought up abso-
lutely and entirely.
Daily globe., 1878-11-23
THE COURTS.
District Court.
before Judge simons.
GENEDAr. rrp,1

The Trustees of Hamline University, re-
spondents, VS.. The Estate OF Stephen Desnoyer
appellant. On trial. Viii be argued to-day at
2 O'clock P. NJ.
Court adjourned till O clock p. H., Nov. 23
Before Judge Brill.
DECISION FILED.
Murlock Patterson VS.. NJ. Auerbach De-
Eurrer sustained, with leave 10 plaintiff to
amend on pay ment of $40 costs.
Daily globe., 1878-11-23
a N0HEL DEFENSE.
They Had Agreed to Marry When One I
the Parties Obtained a Divorce.


the Parties Obtained Divorce.
Some time last summer case Of adultery
was brought up in the Municipal Court. At
the time it, of course, received smention, but
the unique defense offered by the parties de-
fendent was somehow missed. Their justi-
fication was claimed by the provisions of the
following document, offered in evidence:
We, the undersigned, each in consideration
Of the promise of the one to the other, do here
by mutually agree, undertake. and promise to
and with each other as follows: Michael
Murphy of the first part, and Abbie r. Watson
of the second part, do, for the considerations
| above set forth. mutually agree that they will
each be lawfully married unto the other ac-
| cording to the laws of the Safe of Minnesota,
and that they will marry each other within ten
days after decree of divorce granted unto said
A. II. Watson from her present husband Charles
D. Watson, upon the demand of either of said
parties.
Dated st. Paul, Mimi, December 10th, A. D.
1874.
Daily globe., 1878-11-23
Weather To-day

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2s.-Indications for upper
lake region and upper Mississippi valley, partly
cloudy weather, cold northerly winds, becom-
ing variable or shifting to warmer southeastern
y, falling barometer.
Daily globe., 1878-11-23

The engagement of these Lecturers and Concert
Companies is complete and unconditional, yet the
Library Association, as usual claims the privilege OF
substituting the best available talent in case of un-
avo.duble failure Of any of them.
Daily globe., 1878-11-23
NJ. 81. MURPHY.
her
ABB1E II. x WATSON.

The plans of men and women gang aft
aglee. Somehow the agreement was never
fulfilled. The divorce was never procured,
and 'the ten days note never came to ma
turity, in law. Since then, he OF ''t'e first
part,'' left this region, and is supposed to
have fallen a victim to the yellow fever, In
Memphis. The course of true love, etc.
Daily globe., 1878-11-23
Elegant gift books and pictures at Merrill's

Chas E. Lesche, clerk in the Office of DAVID
Jones, New York, has been arrested on the
charge of embezzlement. Jones finds his cast
account short S25 .0OO
Daily globe., 1878-11-23
Pr0Jute Court.
Before Judge O'Gornar

DtlOre j uuBe q JOrInan.
Mary G. Curtis was, upon examination,
found to be insane, and orders were duly made
committing her to the hospital for insane at
st. Peter.
Daily globe., 1878-11-23
A MURDERER AT LARGE.
rs THE RESULT OF BLACK HILLS
JUSTICE OR INJUSTICE.

The Peculiar Circumstances Surrounding
the Murder of Chas. E. Lee-Circumstan-
tial Evidence Clearly Showing that Geo.
". Bell Was the Murderer-The Murderer
Tried and Acquitted--He Leaves for Min
nesota, Where He Has Wife.
Daily globe., 1878-11-23
At an End in New orleans

Beautiful writing cases, with choice outfit
at Merrill's.
Daily globe., 1878-11-23

The best assortment of holiday goods al
Merrill,a
Daily globe., 1878-11-23
Municipal Court.
before Judge Flint.]
CRIMINAL


The city VS.. Joseph Ehrmentraut; nuisance.
Clse dismissed.
The city VS.. Robert Clark; disorderly conduct.
Fine and costs, S6.l5. Paid.
The city VS.. Geo. Thompson; drunk. Com
mltted to Jail for four days.
The city Patrick Haskins alias Patrick
McCue; drunk and disordcrly. Committed to
Jail for four days.
The city VS.. John Williams: vagrant. Case
dismissed for want of prosecution.
The city VS.. Walter Butler; nuisance. Case
dismissed on pay yment of costs and abatement
of the nuisance.
The city VS.. Max Kryeman; assault and bat
terry. Fined $40. and committed to Jail for
fourteen days in default of fine.
The city vs. VIM. Gies; fast driving. Con-
tinued to 25th inst.
CIVIL.
Mary Anne Boisvert VS.. D. A. J. Baker. Ac-
tion for wages as servant girl. Tried and jhdg-
ment rendered for plaintiff, $l26 with inter
est and costs.
A. R. Capehart VS.. Mary Kennedy, admins
tratrix, etc. Defendants demurrer oyerruIed
and defendant TO answer.
Daily globe., 1878-11-23
DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.

Ja-se-po-ri ware all the rage, at Merrills.
Daily globe., 1878-11-23
a Bit Of a Shin(ly.


A small bit of unpleasantness occurred
yesterday between Max. Krygman and M.
Wilinsky. The scene of the difficulty was
in A. Rosenbaum's store on Wabashaw, near
Seventh street. The two are peddlers.
They entered into discussion over trade.
which developed into very decided differ
ence of opinion. Krygman got the
worst o. the discussion, and
tried to force his opinion upon
Wilinsky at the muzzle of revolver. Will
| insky didn't wish to meet such an argument
as this, and rushed out to escape from a
continuance of the debate. Just at this time
Officer Baer came on the scene, and took
Krygman's s little pistol in charge, fall charged
as it was with seven deadly bullets, and took
the man himself into custody. Krygman
was brought into the municipal court, and
| there Wilinsky, having somewhat recovered
from his fright, didn't explain the situation
| very badly for his antagonist; SO Krygman
was let off on an assault and battery with a
fine of $50 and costs. Housewives will have
to make up the profit for this loss, when
they purchase from that peddler.
Thirsty Yonng Man from Minneapolis.
Young man protruded his head through
the city hall door leading into police head
quarters.
"Have you water works here?' said he.
= eyes,
sCan I get a drink?'
ooh, yesv'
Then he brought himself in and two buck
cts. Evidently he wanted a big drink, was
very dry.
"Where?" be calculated,
He was shown where in the cell room.
He entered ard then stepped back.
"You won't lock me in, will you!'
ooh, no.'
Somehow the door did get shut, while the
young man was getting drink. IT he hadn't
been in company with Sergeant West, of
Minneapolis, who begged for him, he'd be
Ill the cooler yet.
Daily globe., 1878-11-23

OFFICE OF OBSERVATION. SIGNAL CoRps. U. s. A.
lNGERsoLL BLOCK, THIRD STREET
ST. PAUL, MIMI
Observations taken at the same moment OF
Daily globe., 1878-11-23

HON. C. G. ANDREWS. United States Min
lister to Sweden and Norway from 1860 to 1877.
Daily globe., 1878-11-23

ADELAIDE PHILLIPP's OPERA AND CON.
CERT CoMPANY--Comprising such Stars of
the Opera as Miss Adelaide Phillips and Tom
Karl.
Daily globe., 1878-11-23

Photograph frames and albums at Merrilrs
Daily globe., 1878-11-23
LECTURES. 60.
LECTURES. 60.
LIBRARY COURSE :!
Season Of lS7s.7a.
Seven Rare Entertainments.
Decorative Art.
literature and Music.

3. 7. TAYLoR-The popular Lyceum Orator.
will open the course Friday, Nov 2eth. Sub.
ject, What Made Him DoIt? or, Some Motive
Powers
Daily globe., 1878-11-23
ENH SALE

EoR sALE-Several pair OF black. white and ersv
rabbits, viii be sold cheap. Apply to John FTof-
Aett, ~ Sackson street. 3i6&
Daily globe., 1878-11-23

THE MISSES BANNING-A happy combina-
ton of Home Talent, in Popular Recitals.
W. NJ. R. FRENCH-Lectures on Art, Illus
trated with the Crayon.
TELCH AND GILBERTs JoLLITIEs-
Sparkling, Witty and ovelhowing with Fun.
HON. DANIEL ". VOORHEES,, the syca.
more of the Wabash.
Daily globe., 1878-11-23

Somehow the door did get shut, while 1he
young man was getting drink. IT he hadn't
been in company with Sergeant West, of
Minneapolis, who begged for him, he'd be
Ill the cooler yet.
Daily globe., 1878-11-23

HON. DANIEL ".
more of the Wabash.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1878-12-17


The total tonnage OF vessels OF the
United Stated is 4.2l2. .S64 tons. de
crease Of 20, ,S36 tons from that Of the
fiscal year ended June 80. 1877.
The tonnage OF vessels built is about
33 per cent. is excess Of that OF last
year.
STEAMBOAT INSPECTION
During the past year, there have
been inspected 4, 1877 steam vessels, Of
an aggregate tonnage of l,0l7, 432. .03
tons, and licenses have been issued TO
Ia. .4S9 officers.
The total receipts from the inspec-
ton OF vessels and licensing OF officers
amounted To $272, 703. 50. and the total
disbursements for salaries and travel
ing and other expenses were S2l6. 2i9.-
%. leaving surplus unexpended OF
$50, ,454. 30.
OFFICIAL SERVICE.
Ia closing his annual report, the sec
retary deems il proper 10 call attention
10 the great variety Of jurisdiction inn
posed by law upon the treasury depart
ment. Since its organization, by act
approved September %, 1889. it has
been placed in charge Of commerce
and navigation OF the country; OF rev.
enue marine, consisting OF 81 steam
and sailing vessels, engaged tn the pre-
vention OF smuggling aud the assist
ance OF distressed and wrecked vessels;
of the engraving, printing. and redemp.
tion Of United States notes; Of the col
lection of commercial and other statis-
ties, and of the construction and custo.
dy Of OF public buildings, It has also
the exclusive supervision Of the nation
al coast sulvey. the life-saying service,
and the marine hospital service-to-
gother constituting diversity of du-
ties requiring the highest skill learn
ing. fidelity and enterprise on the part
of its officers. The laws relative 90
these matters have been supplemented
by regulations aud decisions, and all
combined aud admirable system for
the administration of the business of
the department.
The general conduct of the officers
Of this department has been exemplary
and probably no service presents a bet
ter record OF responsible trusts faith.
fully aud honestly discharged.
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sometimes been refused, or fixed at
amounts so exorbitant that the accused
could not be expected 10 be able TO OBJ
tain II. The character OF these prose
cutions may perhaps be better under
stood when il is observed that large
numbers Of them are for alleged perju-
ries committed before United States
Commissioners of the courts of the
United States, oifenses of which IL is
entirely clear that the States have no
jurisdiction. 1t will be my effort fairly
but decidedly To do oil in my power TO
execute the laws Of the United States,
regarding the purity OF elections, in
the sams way as all its other laws, and
TO bring TO justice those who have yio-
lated them. Some addition 10 the an
ticipated expenses Of this department
for the current year may be occasioned
by doing this thoroughly, and the
means for meeting these should bel pro-
vided by Congress. i respectfully sub
NIT 10 the consideration OF Congress
whether additional provisions may not
be made more effectively to protect Of
ticers of the United States and witness
es summoned on its behalf against
causeless prosecutions, aud to enable
them 10 transfer the examination OF
them TO the courts OF the United States.
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There will be universally hearty
Republican response 10 these editorial
utterances OF the New York Times:
A United States Deputy Marshal IN
Orsngeburg, 5. O., now lies in jail,
suffering from an assault made upon
him because he undertook, in pursu-
ance OF the law Of the United States.
10 perform his duty and watch the
count Of the ballots in that town at a
recent election. Ills assailants enjoy
their full liberty. Now, what the peo-
pie OF the North would like 10 settle
Il whether the National Government
has any authority or power 10 protect
its officers in the performance OF their
dutv on the soil OF concilisted South
ern state. IL 10 has no such power,
they would Ike 20 know Why. aud, II
the case is fairly determined, ne ven
ture 10 say that they will find some
means OF supplying the omission. The
only way Of determining the case is for
the President promptly and firmly 10
exhaust all the power which he posses
es, whether by civil process or by the
employment 81 the much-abused bat
often very useful "bayopet. III he
will do that, the people will attend 10
whatever more ID IL found necessary
10 do.
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In decision yesterday the United
States Supreme court held it settled
that hotel keeper is not liable for
property OF guests lost in or stolen
from his hotel, unless through his own
or employees personal negligence.
At a oolored literary society debate
at WHEELING, w. Va, last night, James
McCOlloch, enforced his argument in
opposition TO Alfred Carsey by attack
ing and cutting the latter severly with
razor, for which he was arrested.
In the last two years % human
The average weight of the ashes yield
ed Is about five pounds.
Senator Chaffee gets from q single Ne
vada silver mine si500 day. His sl3
a day senatorial stipend seems very
small potatoes in comparison.
Rev. James Challen, leading Camp
bellite clergyman and editor of the
Christian Annual, died at Cincinnati
yesterday.
Policeman Joseph Scott, OF Sacra-
mento, Cal, was assassinated Sunday,
and Mr.. Rhoder, of Germantown,
Tenn, yesterday. srf
Nine prisoners awaiting sentence es-
capped from the Newark, Ohio, Jail yes
terday, among them the notorious bur-
glar Gypsy Jack.
Hilber, Republican, is gathering ev-
i - -. Il T.. -. .al
jn Congress OF J. III. Acklin, Democrat
from the third Louisiana district.
Hon. Efingham Laurence, a promi-
nent Louisiana planter, died yesterday.
| He was q member of the session con-
vention of 1861 aud of Congess in 1875.
Another Minneapolis mill has been
destroyed from flour dust explosion
| the Anchor mill, IL run Of stone, em-
ploying 20 men; loss, s25, 900, insur-
ance, sl1,5OO.
DIR. Mark. Walker is writing book
TO prove that Charley Ross was never
stolen at all, and all the hue and cry
about him has been a scheme TO make
money.
The time has come WREN IN chIval-
rous Virginia young white women are
stripped TO the hips, tied to a whipping
post aud publicly logged on the bare
back for picking up few pieces Of
railroad iron.
Andrew Jsckson's old iron clock that
used TO mark time for the White House
was discovered the other day in heap
o. rubbish and sold TO a patriotic
Washigtonian for $40.
Louis A. Cooley died the quietest
and pleasantest of deaths. Sitting in
his accustomed room reading, after tea,
he leaned back in his chair, and with
out shadow OF mental or physical
pain crossing his face left the weild.
President HAYES has offerered Gen.
Grant the courtesies of the u. &.
Steamer Richmond which will sail this
month via the Suez canal. for tour
of the Indian and Pacific oceans Gen.
Grant will probably accept the courte-
~. The vessel will visit Ceylon, Ban
kok. Hong Kong and the principal
ports Of China and japan and will be !.
gone q year.
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UARPER'S BAZAR.
1879.
ILLUSTRATED.

NOTICES or THE PRESS.
TO dress according 20 HspeTs BaIer viii be
he aim and ambition Of the WCmen Of Amer.
-fBost0n Transcript.
As faithful chronicle of fashion, and news
aper Of domestic aud social character, 70 rank.
Without rival Brooklyn Eagle.
This paper has acquired a wide popularity fOI
he nresiie enjoy meni IL affords. aud has become
an established authority with the ladies.-lS. Y
evening Post.
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Periodicals.
HARPER'S WEEKLY.
1879.
It.IISTRATED.


The Weekly remains easily al the head OF q.
lustrotod papers by its fne literary quality, the
beauty ~ IT, type and w00dcuts. -lspungueid
Republican.
It, pictorial attractions are superb, and en-
brace every variety OF subject and Of Artistic
treatment. -[Zlon'- Herald. Boston
Thh Weekif b. potent agency for the ,liSsein-
inaton ~ correct political principles api pow
erful opponent ~ rhams, frauds, AMI false pre-
trnces. EyeEiug ENprcss, Rochester.
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ArooL's rAr..
APrscttcsi Joke Resulting On Death
and Possible Insanity. -'t.

PIrrsBuRsH, Dec. IA shocking
tragedy occurred last night 81 H1llsdale
Station, on the Pennsylvanis railroad.
90 miles from this city. Two dangh-
ters OF Richard Holihan were alone in
the house They have been much afraid
of trnmps. and about o'clock man
they supposed 10 be tramp was seen
approaching the house. The elder girl
rs years OF age, seized a gun and fred.
The mau felt dead. and few moments
later the horrible discovery was made
that the supposed tramp was Joseph
HolihaD, brother OF the girls. who was
coming from spelling school, and dis
guised himself rs a tramp 20 frighten
his sisters. Their grief upon the dis
covery was heartrending. It il feared
that the one who fred the fatal shot
viii SO crazy. -.
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uARPER's MAGAZINE.
1879.
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DIR. Bentum, OF Grand RaDids. con-
victed Of man-slaughter Ga fatal abor-
tion), has been fined $500.
The young lady members OF the
Baptist church a. Niles have pledged
si0 each 10 help finish the new edifce.