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the BOLD WORK or THIEVES.
A Jeweiry store Robbed In tho Presence o.
"A I.arae Number Of Pms.ers by.

In Eighth avenue, between Fifty-ffth and
Fifty sixth streets. on the east side. is Johnsons
ieweiry store. II is under a fashionable fiat
and Ia n part OF the avenue whero many are
continually passing In tho front Windows.
up TO o'clock last evening. wero exposed
for sale about $4,000 worth OF clocks and
watches Mr.. Johnson. his clerk. and gentle
man were in tho store last evening. when.
shortly after o'clock. in the presence OF .
thrOng ot persons five men entered. One
grasped the handle ut the door and held II ARM
~. while another covered the persons inside
with "A revolver.
Two others then smashed in tho large plate
windows. and packed In two bags tho watches
and chains that were exposed for sale.
cred by two other men. who held large pistols
in their hands, and ordered tue passers By 70
move on
A saloon keeper who lives opposite hearing
that thieves were robbng Johnson's store,
stcnScd across with II rife. Ho was knocked
down by some one who stood in the crowd
The thieves having packed up tho watches
and clocks. still protected by their two COM
panions. walked quickly TO q light butoh-
cgs cart that stood In Fi!ty-siXth street.
and drove rapidly away Tho two
men who stood guard at the door,
in the mean time. having received signal
turned on the ihrOng, and prcsontlng their piss
tolls. fired them in the air, This caused q gon-
capt Ward, Inspector Thornr. and large
for'c of polro arrived alter the thieves had
gone. They had not reported tho case up to
lutp hour.
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NEW FORK STITE.
A Republican Majority or 1900 Probable
The Makeup OF the Asse embiy.

Rcpubllcan gains IN interior towns give
assurance that DNntorth, Republican nom-
ines for Judge OF the Court OF Appeals.
Is elected by about 1900 majority. 1t Is
also probable Tint the Republicans have
elected % Of tho 1913 members u Assembly
Several districts are yet in doubt. Two Green
back nominees nul OnA Indopenden, ana one
anti-TammGuy Denpcrhi are elected. Tho Con
gress delegation remains ~ announced in yes
tcrlny's SIS % ReUuhli"ans ant Democrats
Tho Twrutloth Congress District gives tie
following n.aiuritics Tor John II. Starin for
Congress: Fulton aud Hamilton. l,2p; Mont
gomery. lG7S; Schenectady. 400; Saratoga,
29l0-a Republican gain of 5.1Sj. These roun-
ties elect live Republican members Of the As
sembly.
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The mausolcum in the Stewart Memorial
Cathedral st Garden City. Long Island, in
which the body Of Mr.. Stewart was to have boen
interrod was. according to the contract. 10 have
been complttcd en- Friday last. Elaborate
prcpnrntions were made by Bishop L.ttcjohn
Tor ,he tcGus.cr Of the body from tho church
yard Of ~. Marks t. the mOrtnniD chapel When
II was nsc1itlinsl that tho ediire could not bo
completed In The time specird II WAS decided
tn postpone the ceremonies until neN April,
Tho cnlhodrAi is almost finished In tho In
terror large gang of rNpori need wOr kmen
are busily constructing the crypt or burial
vault. and within II ihG mausOlcum. from en-
frances at tho western extremity Of the main
building siairways ul massive glNnltr sltfA de-
srrnd lo the vault. Tho 90 u Of the crypt is 10
he sSOGAO In it were o. hc deposited. within
polished marble snrcupha;d the romans of tho
Stewart family, 1t would have. been the fraI
instance in which lnyman had boon Inferred
hrncatn n sanctuary: such places heloioiuIo
heing reserved for bishops and o'hrr dlgnita-
rlvs. Externally these sarr0phagi hre TO ho
ornamental with elaborate designs in bas ro-
liof. They are to stand in tho centre of the cdi-
flee. mud bear prou9 nguirA on their uppel
iaess. Immediately unIer Tho chanc9l and
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WHOSE CHILD?
Lady Gosch Accused OF Pai.'ing or . spu
riou. Heir upon her Husband.

LONDON. Nov. AT the Marlborough
Street Police Court n summons was set down
yesterday for q hearing against Lady Annie
Louisa dooch and another. charging them with
conspiracy to palm of a spurious child on Sir
Francis Robert Sherlock Lambert 0ooch az his
heir. Lady Gooch's counsel presented ceItin-
cato OF her physician that she WIS unable to
attend, but the maaistrate declared the certifl-
cate unsatisfactory. and adjourned the case for
q week the prosecution consentinRl declaring
that II Lady (iooch was not present then no
would grant II warrant for her immediate ap-
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LoSDoN. Now Tho Manchester Guardian
corr ,ponJeui Say, Bctore thc plchpoemiarics len
Brin Lord Ec -ou,0cld ani Count Andrassy signed
trats uio, us ihst Il Russia shouli cnicavor to
main o Tprkl.h territory after May. 1870 England and
AustrH Nll INSIST Vn her complete Withdrawal II Rus
sIa should urge ihu Iuthy lS unable to protect the
Christians uH!gs 20 the disturbed state OF AFFAIRS In
kuumrls England and Austria IS ~ furnish AgArrisOn
a. IcllNc tile lu,siAs Tie purpuTt tins treaty
communicated .u Ru- sia'
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Bslaborlau hi. succe..or with t. Hammer.

William McNulty. nged %. was for some tlms
pAtent IN the charity Hospital on Backwells Island
Aner lie recovered lo mas Wa!s an assistant nurse
ChHrl,s C. cody auu,hcr patient given the position
recently, ana McNuly was removed. As Cody wAS
asleep ~ lis bed Stduo sily evening" McNulty at
tacktd him Wttl hammer aud seriously injured him
~ the ty seventh ,tmct lo,c Court yesterday Justice
MLlraN " NIltV
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No. iIa.
ALEXR. 7. sTEwARTs
fAMILN
VAULT.

Within few feet Of 1t are two OF the large
willow trees No. li3 west ofthe Stewart vault,
contains the family Of benjamin Winthrop. and
No. Ill on the east is dated s29 md inscribed.
Thomas Dibby's vault" some OF the other
Deoklyn. James Cockroit. George Wotherp-
spoon, d. Ewsn John A. Graf James McCRlls,
and Samuel Tooker. The tablet Aro ARRANGED
IN three rows, running north and south. the
btewart tomb being nearly in The ceutre oi the
middle row In u line with II. and fastened to
the wall OF the church hy iron clamps Is tablet
bearing the inscription:
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had been soon In the graveyard lately and tho
robbers had gone away without making any
trace TO show how they came or how they wont
No footprints were. on tho grass nor were thcro
boen climbed. The following diagram gives the
looatlon Of tho vault and It's surroundings:
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LoNDoS Nov. s.-Tho Sidadards Paris corrs-
sroudcnt teesrrp, A. follow lean state posit, elg
that Ppu P s are proceeding Tor conference espeet
INC revision Oii ihc treaty OF Berlin Tie ld originates
N MtIun NJ AllMmA
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Police election returns on tie vote for
Robert Hal. az compared with thnt tor Bi.An
for Alderman from the SAycnih Senate District.
Assembly District. hut the A-Slcin'"d Pro- re-
turns. With only on rl ."iiun district m.ss
show llnli4 majority over BElm Ia ho j.jtS.
the vet" being. Bigln. i.lll, Hal. 500,
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In this vault lies buried Petrus Stuy Nesaut. late
Captain. Generai ami GeVernorin chef Of Ainster
.dani In New Nethcrlnnd. now cHled New York, and
the Dutch West India Islands died IN A. ID. 1857.
aged 80 years
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The coa,eu ror >hy1G Ia me.syn County.

There is a runior ia Paterson that Blauyeh
.ri,,'eI Shel4N ,' N,t.,u ruutN, j instead of reiL
Ni,Hp ti.c p.iht"i Ufurn' ha'" shown i' have snAu
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Clear or pagNY cloudy, cp.lcr Lo,.lH:g.3rlJ
NindA
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Mayor II, aud Gov. mahln.on.

Gov. Robinson arrived from AlbHW a. tho 81.
JNiur, lot.i b. stcrla, Al o., ", AHNur d. esl dor
u, 90. ,ttrlu.. and passed At Auur Wth tAv HuNtlAur
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E".f rptrauon Of masue-ia or regulating tie bow e
"',,nt'. Al dtusri,is-t.,
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American "Stnr" AMndHIwood Capsules.
Az VIZ .>eal dl,u,.ed uadsI OVN ernmcnt Ai
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The Vote In the F,r., Assembly D.,rict.

The returns at the Police Central Ollcc OF
tho vote in the First Assembly District was Us
fpllpNys.
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Totals .. 97i 1889
Mi.hs-i Nurph! smaior,ty, ~
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-21

Q 81, y mt..e number vi euLrIes Iii The
roi column. apparently showing the work
t ie that of the county board. These figures,
Ae.her entered by IL STAKE or inserted by
some one not authorized to do 30, have been
repudiated by the board III a resolution
iopted this morning. The resolution re
6; ties tie fact, and emphaticaliy disclaims the
action indicated in the books III question:
la one place property returned az solO0, 900,
aad So equaiized by the city board is carried
INTO the column ''Equa.ix ition of tue county
BOARD" at $4,000, a reduction of 20 per
cent. The figures are apparent y i'll a diff
ierent handwriting from the other figures ON
the book, and it ls believed they We're not
made by the city board.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-21
BOARD OF EDUCATION.

Bids fer Yari0ns Purposes OPened-Con-
tract for Painting Let-Ofiaer business.
meeting of the board of education WAS
held yesterday morning in the office OF Su-
perintendent Tousley. Messrs. Merriam,
HUM, Young, Gale, Austin and Simpson
were present.
Tho business transacted was az follows
The following bids for painting were re-
ceived and opened by the board:
Joseph J. Wagner, for granting the
inside of the franklin school build
ing, with one coat OF varnish .......$ IS 90
One coat of paint, granting and varnish-
ing 100 w
l.egg Il Tanner for granting and var
nishing the Adams school building. $50 90
For granting and vanishing. ......... l60 90
For painting, granting and vanishing
the Franklin school building. ....... $50 90
For granting and vanishing. .......... 100 10
Seamans q Rankin, for painting grain
ing and vanishing the Adams school
building ................. IT'S 20
For granting and vanishing. ......... 122 "a
J. G. Wilson, for painting, granting and
vanishing the Adams school building 265 90
For granting and vanishing. .......... 200 90
The board thereupon accepted the bid of
j. j. Wagner for painting, granting and
vanishing, and Superintendent of Buildings
tIflnlSn8W WAS directed 10 See GllaU Tue TCrk
be properly performed, and that none but
the best of material enter into the work.
SCHOOL FURNITURE.
Bids were presented to the board for fur
nishing the desks, tables and other furni-
ture in the several school buildings, but
owing to the fact that some of them were
only for part of the work, and some for
the entire supply in the bulk, and still
others designating the price by items, the
bids were referred to the special committee,
including Messrs. Gale, Hahn, Young and
Austin. to report at the adjourned meeting,
to be held next Saturday morning.
The following are the items of furniture
to be furnished under the specification: $40
scholars SIX, twenty eight teachers desks,
and fifty settees.
The bids, as subsequently determined by
the committee, are as follows
w. w. Parker. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS STATS &C
Bernard Hope. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1,lS3 "
J. d. faul. ..................... A'll W
A. liz. BLISS. ........ ................ LOO w
W. w. Bradshaw, for Sterling Manu-
featuring Co.. of Illinois. ......... 1887 OF
OTHER BUSINESS.
The board accepted Baldwin Brown al
principal in the contract for the construc
structi On of the Humboldt school building
Wheaton, Reynolds and Bennett presented
their estimate of 81 200 worth of labor per
formed on the High school building, which
was entered upon the records.
John Balk was appointed janitor of tn,
Eversett building.
A petition for appointing E. M. Dear
janitor of the Monroe building was placed
on file.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-21
MINNEAroLi- GLonHLEls.

~
Flour shipments, 22'O.
Receipts of wheat, 1900.
Lumber shipments twenty-one oars.
No cases OF sunstroke reported vest. r9ay.
Tue cattle market trade seems to BE- on
the increase.
The hay market did fair amount CT
business yesterday.
The report of d. V. Tousley, superb
tendent of schools, is just out.
he tax levy for the coming year Will
probably be aboat two per cent.
The Wal.ack CombnA,i)n, with john Dill
lon as the attraction, will soon visit Mime
apols.
Owing to the heat and the attraction
elsewhere. no dime concert WAS INDUCED III
last night.
lad by the name of Hudson was run
over on the bridge yesterday and had bone
of one arm broken.
An ,ther excursion party from Illinois will
soon visit Minneapolis. i hoy come sone
seventy-hye strong.
Miss Susie M. johnson will lecture at
Good Templars' hall, over Mendenhalls
bank, at 1890 this afternoon.
Ankeny d Newton are eboutto vacate their
lumber yard, and the same will be occupied
by l.. Day q Sons and Morrison Brothers.
The steamer Monticello takes an excursion
IAau Jnu
the levy, above the upper bridge, ct 2 o'clock.
A resident of this city by the name OF
Coburn died very suddenly yesterday morn
ing. Heart disease is supposed to be the
cause.
The list of personal taxpayers has been
increased over that of 1877 by the addition
of about 900 names. The list now en-
braces $500 names.
Tue Sunday schools of Westminster
Franklin avenue and Western avenue Pres
byterian churches will have grand picnic
at Cedar Lake on Wednesday.
And now it is Fred D. Richards who has
suddenly left for parts unknown. He was
DR.. Wendell's Office boy, and carried away
SSl5 and a case of surgical instruments worth
300.
Many of our citizens are retreatlng to the
oool and cozy shores of Cedar Lake to re-
main during the heated term. The adyer-
tisement of Stetson Brothers, elsewhere pub
lshed, will give all particulars.
New Jerusalem Tor Swedenborgian)
church, corner Fifth avenue south and
Ninth street. Rev. Il. G. Mitchell. pastor.
Services ut P. NJ. Subject of sermon :
''rhe Books Opened in Judgment"
Health officer o. j. Evans advertises that
Health Inspector j. r. Neish is directed to
prosecute every person found depositing i'll
any street or ally any slops, decayed fruit.
vegetables. manure other garbage.
The next day after Olua Anderson fell
from the third story of the city hall and was
killed letter was received by his late en-
ployer, stating that fortune had been left
Anderson by the death of relative in the
old country.
The Northern Pacific and ST. Paul & Pa
cific railroad managers have determined to
settle their difficulties by reference to a
board OF arbitration. President Wright has
named Mr. Robert Harris, of Chicago, gu
perintendent of the Chicago, Burlington &
Quincy road, for his man, and Mr.. Farley
has named Mr.. J. F. Tucker, of Chicago,
general freight agent of the Illinois Central
road. The two gentlemen will chose third
arbitrator, and proceed with the business
before them.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-21
lAssoriated Press Aarkets.l
Milwaukee, Produce. Mari ct.
MILWAUKEE,. July 20.

FL3UR-Quiet but very hr.u.
Cir IS-Wheat oprntd firm and ~ lower, and
i03;5 July 1.b33s: August 90sc; September $50 G.;
No. 3, soaslc. Germ nr1n; No. ., $40. o is in
good de mad; No. 2, 25Ac. Rye in good demand
No. !. Sic. Barley, Unsettled; No. cash and au-
gust 78c.
PRovI s1oNs-steadv bat quiet; mess pork, sa.a7
cas' and Ju'v. Lard. prime st ar. 300.
FREIGHTS-wheatt TO Buffalo, 1alc
kECEIPTs-,,4s1 barrels huar; $3.50 bushels
wheat
sHIPMENTs-s $40 barrels aour: 10000 bushels
wheat.
There viii be no at ecnoon ,ard until seaen Der
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Chicago Produce Market
CHICAGO. July 20.

FLOrR-Firm.
GRAIN-Wheat active: No. Chicago CSC: No 2
'hicago SIC cash: 95.aGSa7c July; So, @as6hc An-
,rst; S}asc September Corn dull and shade
over; 3s1e 43834c cash; ssc July; 37ss@37z. Au-
.ust; 3f2 Gy37fc September; rejected 35a, Oats
ailly active; shade higher; 255ac cash; 24A@4;s c
July; 22aec August; 22asc September. Rye firm !,
'lc. Barley firm; Csc.
PROVISIONS Pork dull and unchanged: 1890
cash; 9.37.s August; 9.z04942ia September. Lard
iull; tending dow ward; $3.50 cash; 6. s2A August
wuISKY-S1.C5.
RECEIPTs4.so0 barrels -four; 900 bushels
" .eat; - 010 bushels corn; 900 bushels oats ;
., 90 bushels rye; 5000 barley.
SHIPMENTS $500 barrels dour; Ct 0o0 bushels
wheat; 1873 600 bushels corn; 10000 bushels oate
Ito barley.
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st. Louis Produce Market.

OF. LOUIS Juy 70.
COTTON-Ftr1n; middling lie
FLOUR-Scarce and rm for family and triple; ex.
ira fall S4.15&I4.25: family 4.35.
GRAIN-Wheat inactive: No. red fall SOC cash
t35s1S5c August: s35s@S5lAc September; No. 8 red
fall SSu S61ac; cash 81 to 8jhc. Corn, dull and
lower; No. mixed 35Ac cash; 35asGl355sc August
Oats, inactive: No. ., 26c cash Csc july Rye, 4sac.
WHISKY-S1 U5.
PROVISIONS Pork, quiet at IS. 55as.6O. Lard,
nominal at S8.s596.90. Bulk meats. firm; ahonlders
$500: clear 800. Bacon, easy at $5.504s6.5o de-
liyerad IN
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THE COURTS.
District Co,.rt.
before Judge Young.1

in Importance every day. At present this
temple of justice is enjoying its summer
vacation. Yesterday no special term was held.
Judge Young, however, fled the following de
cisions with the clerk of the court:
Newell Il Harrison Va. A. d. Kingsley. Judg-
ment entered for plaintiff,
j. A. Hall vs. Gideon LeSage, ct al. Jndg-
nent for plaintiff
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Chicago Live stock Market

HOGS Receipts 5000; shipments 1900; dull !;
shipping s4.1Ol54 so; light 4.10G4.l5; mixed a.s5G
l. 81; closing Mt 10c of from Yesterdays call.
CATTLE-Receptsl 500: shipments :, 500; steady
shipping $4.3OM5.2O; butchers' unchanged; cows
l.5n: Texans 2.6Ola3-65.
sHEEP-Receipts leo; shipments 90; qniet and
weak: sales at Sc, 20f14 10,
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CoMMERCIAL.
SPECIAL MARKFT BULLETINS

Received by the .sGlobe', During Yesterday.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.I
CHICAGO, July 2O-10:00 a. M.-Beerbohm. Liver
pool steady. Cargoes strong and six pence higher.
Private cables all agree and markets quieter under
influence of fine weather. Weather hot here.
CHICAGO, July 20-1:00 P. M.-The clique are
working themarket up for no particular reason, and
the general talk is ninety cents for August. The
same clique are said to be depressing stocks In New
York. Weather pleasant, and European crop reports
very hopeful.
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New YORK Produce Marker.

NEW YORK, July 20.
COTTON Strong at l1atc: futures firm.
FLOUR-Quiet; receipts 1900 barrels; super state
and western S35O03.90: common to good APO: good
to choice 4.75i1775; white wheat extra 5.s0G165O;
extra Ohio 5.75; st. Louis 4 0UlI7.00; Minnesota
patent 6.0O@S.75.
GRAIS-Wheat, receipts 6S,OOO bushels; ungraded
spring S1.023a; No. 2, 1881; No. do 1.10ugl II;
ungraded winter red s5e0l.12; No. 2 do 1.l211.13
No. amber 100; white state LOS ql .25 white Ken.
lucky l.1U@1.l2 Rye, western 59la6lc. Barley and
graded 445p4sac; No. 3, 4sf.0545bsc; steamer 47c
No. 2, 46H9s47iac; No 2 white SIC; No. I do 56Lsc
Oats quiet and unchanged; receipts 66,CFO bushels
No. 2 3sc; do white 34134l4c; No. l, s3lsG34c: dc
white 36h oslo; white western S3t.4137c; mixed 81
QI32Mc.
HAY-S42544 so.
HOPS-Qniet: eastern and western T@l2c.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES cuet and steady; sa'es pr
yate. Sugar quiet and steady; iai- to good 3-1sQ
7asc. Molasses quiet. Rice quiet.
PETROLEUM Quiet; crude GlAc; refined 1870
TALLOW-steady.
ROSIN-Dnll at 1.421@l.47hc.
TURPENTINE-2sAc.
LEATHER Steady; hemlock sole, Buelos Ayres
light and heavy 2l14c.
WOOL--Firru: domestic fleece 28Q742c; puret
10 13Sc: Texas l2027c.
PKODUCE-kggs, western 1llI12c. Butter steady
western 6ln21c. Cheese 3Qt8lic.
PROVISIONS-Pcrk, S1o.25lG10.5D. Beef, dull
Gut meats, western long clear middles Sc 00 city dt
G.25. Lard, prime steam S7.2c, mixed ESQ.
WH1SKY--S1.07h.
METALS-Copper, Ingot lake 1e11e1sc. Pig iron
l0M0Dl1c.
EAII.S-Cut 90 40. cuch Ok
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ADMISSION:

Main Hall. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. co
Gallery and Rooms. ..................... &c
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TIE 1u,.nc4 LIZ,

The East Minneapolis water commission
met at The Office Of the city engineer with
close doors, to open and consider the bids
for the tunnel through which will be laid
the main for the East Side water supply
The shaft is to be 945 feet in length, and III
sinking the shafts there will be, according
to the estimates of the city engineer, about
fourteen Yards of limestone rock and tw. nty
yards of earth excavations. The following
bids we've submitted:
Per Iineal Rock Earth Total for
foot of ex. per ex. per entire
tunnel. yard. yard. WORK.
w. l. Nichols u 542s = 0 IS 8 rs $l,56i OF
J. G. Brown. 25 As 90 20 $3.50 SO
Winston Bro. 80 3 90 20 LAT w
Ed. Folsom. rs q W 2 25 1918 81
r. F. Lincoln 81 "a 90 2 rs 1906 SO
j. j.. Sphinx. - 20 80 2 so 1888 26
The contractors did not finish the column
of figures, but they were deduced from the
bids upon the estimates furnished by En-
gineer Rinker.
It will be seen that there is wide differ
ence in the figures furnished the commits
sion, the highest bidder placing his propo-
sails at three times the amount of the lowest.
Rock excavation is bid for at figures vary
ing from 80 to $45 per yard, and for earth
excavation from 20 cents to So. r. F.
Lincoln is the lowest bidder, but no award
has yet been made.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-21
Municipal Court.

Before Judge Cooley.
Ole Poisson aud ]. P. Alstead, two wage
were up and discharged.
Joseph Duffy; for drunkenness. Discharged
with reprimand.
George McNally and Jerry Healy; for an as
sault on A. G. Nosing. Discharged.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-21

Seats reserved Tor both Lectures at P. O.
News Stand, on and after July %, tMonday,J
at 8 A. II.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-21

The ladies to know they can buy the Umpire Pre-
serving Jar at No, 20l hlc.ltet avenue h1nAealona
Mimi.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-21
Er;nneopo1is Railroad Tim. 7,hi..

Minneapolis & st. Louis Rat vr.y---,Ec-s
Line iowa Ronte via Rmrli, ct, ~.
Running through express trains III ps;:lGsn-
palace sleepers to st. Louis withou. aliaiz ~
miles shorter than nyOther route.