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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-04
REAL ESTATE.
The following sales were made yestsraayon the Real
Estate Exchapge:--

The following sales were msde yesterdayon the Real
Estate Exchange:-
supreme Court foreclosure sals--Joseph n. Toonc
v sns o ~: s5y ,ee 10 sia: sr.
iYit. q sssntsn =, 90 plaintiff $3.50
house. 40. IL sullivan ST.. 2oxuo 20 A. Clarke. $500
houses ana s. with .T 10. sS'
"a a.. ~ =. midway between avs b anu Q. to- -
sYR- '. nARsxrr.
ass sosss V Win 10 asasss s3s las. asa s &C..
Also he ~o ~. :o Brick house. and
stores. slh losa4 sss4 no ssi Az. Al, = corner
~ sxRsAaD sNYrH.
Supreme Court foreclosure sss--n ilnam A. Boyd.
reieres-oi the .Ar:e story and e.ssmsn. brown
stone front "a house with ~, st ao.so ss2n isss No
BY O. j. LYON. 1885, ''ooo
Supreme Court foreclosure sale George ". Dnl-
sway: reisree-of = building. with lease Of lot
isassa Nay !. lass 20 plaintin 5000
supr.m. cour. ,orsso.are s-- soSa < ward. r.
ss..-of the Two ous story brick ssns@sa.: and
49, sss i,a snd n n;,it 81 LAY, sx ,, 2 :, Of
ground 1886 annum, plaintiff II. 900
cour, sr~so.a,s svDsow hsP CO. w.,
Of two .,ory s,,cx Dwelling ana 'ssrs
liax7s.4.ss;512a. on Bouisvsra. =. corner q
'''A st. 70 DA'"'n ~ iou,. .rsrrI '.' i''''o
fGs.cosr;s SALE sy order 2. tue curt Of Common
25aioo: on West 18TH st., :. IFS n. v. d iosh 90,
rAssELL AND KEARNEY
Supreme Court foreclosure u Gale, ref
erre- the tWo.st0ry frame dwelling houses,
with pi,t OF land lOU.SxsS.3, nos. I2S 49,
East Dist a.. s ". corner OF Lexington av
paintin. .................... ............ $1,000
BLACKWELL
Supreme Court foreclosure sale William A. Boyd,
referee OF tho three story brown stone front
house. with lot 16x II. NO. IS Easi 18th a.,
a.. 2l9 W. OF 4th av., plaintiff 5000
Also . similar house, with lot loxIUoll, NO. ~
K East ll2th st., . s.. ISIS t. ". Of 4h av.,
Jordan l..
By A. .. BLkKcKER M
Supr AMI 4. ID. rof
cree OF the three story anu basement brown
stone house. with lot ID IL 100 IL, No. iI2
taxes. ssouas lnovn,. 70 pa,n.in soos
Also similar house, with los 10 7xl0O.ll. No. ale
taxes .mount knowaI. 70 a. j. Lynsn...... TOTO
Total. .$l46 OIL
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COUNTY CLERK BRANN.

The imam cial difficulties Of County Clerk Brann were
adjusted yesterday at the Hudson County Court House
In Jersey City. Thrce-iourths Of the money due 10
creditors was paid in, and the counsel both sides
signed the necessary papera The balance Will be paid
within three weeks
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-04

OFFICIAL REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
The following sta.smsnt, showing tho real estate
transactions recorded the Registers ofice April =
Is7s is obtained from Augustus T. Dochariy, Deputy
RcgisLcr:-
Madison sv. .. =. corner OF wsshinwson Az. c24sh
saa y =. sss H. .. o. ssS sv. aosioo5: William
Es.. ana wife to rransis A tohsn.:..... 24.s7s
ios,s, Aaron iisnGasid vile 70 David L SIN.
ss s.. :sd :. sis % Sn s..n
\. Williams VII. 70 il HsidLurghaaser.. 800. 5000
Anisssry -. No leo; James AsAnsnsy 70 Mary
Mulberry 81. Ia iso; william Lynch 10 Jane;
,7s.S ~. "a =. kns:S,as: road 10 ''"
iosh ~ rir,eguiar; John A. Haven and vile 20
oh ~. '" M ~ 81 ia1sn -. iSaioo 10. '0"
fssnss vile 20 s.lis. l. Bdae: ....:..: 1900
c1s,s.s aud vii. 70 U.oiss r..sel 1000
ss ~. . ~ 4ls ! S'i i.sss 49, ~:
;S :s s's i siosa :as s Vie 70 .Sss COX
74,h =. n = iosa r . 81 2, Madison Az 1881
o.n Z. I 81 ass 4. d ssh ~, @sssii. l. 81 N'"
e,s ,..s' sss 10 w. q ls % 1900
sod. a.Isfs ., X John , ga "a y Yen 81. LOO
and Iss; Herbert y. Turner urustes) to Henry
h:a,or = corner Goth st.. lao Msd, '0s1o
sos ~, corner eo,h at. 5vai0ao; Charles II.
styles 10 Lscy W. syls.,.::. ....... Nom.
west su,h :. SSo. 4ID. Hopper 8. Mott to Jacob
ets ~, mo 1S7j same toP r. Jussin: yeafs v57S
vsh az tNo. 14y), % John FOSTER years 375
sis. st.. : =. '. Of ssh Az. 7onioo5; same 20 4.
SIS !. o. ;h Az aSsis sam. 70 John o''
sod a. n g. v. OF Ylh Hv., 25xioU.S, same 20 John
Is noKruAsE&
Bisber. Jacob and wife Alfred Marka ". O. of
sl..s s., y Of s,.sies, @ 500
Eve, eli sanusI H.. 70 4. IA. rhsal, . a. OF hast
sro.a.s5 yssr 5000
Decker Tiara. 10 w. H. CoIwclI. .. corner OF Clin
~ aud ~. . lyd ward a,nonihs.....:. 80. 1884
" q so,h ~ ) yssn.:..........,. ..:.... 1850
81: ...:.....:...,.... 4soo
81 s.s sy corner d Hudson y...a... 5000
Sy. < d Ssh ST. ayssis... ...........- ...-. soo
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MARRIED.

CRAiGHsAD-BAKER.-0n the I'd day OF April, 1873,
the Rev Wheaton smith, ID D., OF Beth Eden Church,
Philadelphia, officiating. JAMES BARRKr CRAIGHKAp,
Of Mount Atnos Campbell county, Va, 70 MARY DEAL,
daughter OF the late Hon. William Deal Baker, Esq OF
Philadelphia. No cards.
WEEpEx-Sr JoHS-In this city, on the 2d INST,
by the Rev. u. Scott Mr.. G. H. WEgDEx and ARRALINE
ST. JOHN. No cards.
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osthsIm. Albert. to r. G. Richmond. s .. s4sh st..
?ih sv....'..... 100. 7Ioo
Same TO same Bath ST.. OF 7th 1900
Reilly, Francis and wife. to Abraham Sim, s. g.
1U5th 81. ". Of LIST year. $500
Sweeney, Jeremiah Z. and vile, To \ Iselon W.
corner OF Lexington and els st.; 1900
Snyre. Henry ID. aud wife. to a. a. Gerry, !.
OF 4th and 59th ST.; ............ 1900
years. !. ..- -. - 5000
Sinclair. Hector and vile, to Charles r. South
mayd. OF 18th ST.. Nos LA and I46: years 1900
smith, Mary A. and Others. to Emma Parkinson.
80 ashngton yea.,.. :........... 5000
Fisnova. Eusenia O. X. and husband, to Mutual
Lie Insurance Company. .. Of 55th ST., W. Of
wihnshur.i. Zayarr. 10 Marsaret a. Collins, n O.
corner OF hudson and West 18th LOO
Yong samuel and others to Nathan Yong. l49
Brooms ST. years NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1000
Clarke. Benjamin q 10 Thomas Iron Compauy s.. 900
Frost William, to ester Frost 1000
Same to 5000
Lott Ahram, TO George Moore. ............ 80. I40
Poughkcepsie Savings Bank John nshend. 500
Parker Theodore L.. TO II NJ Parker Nom
Union Dime Savin Institution TO NJ. JosepnthAi 6,UU0
same 60 Bnni beriyh. ..,............. 1000
Same TO Phil Blessing 5000
Ebenexer Williams to r. Bailey. 1000
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1n1 WEST 33D ST. tEAGLe STORAGE WARE.
JUOhouscD. --Scrupuously clean: moderate charges
.imprsved esvatori cash accommodations n dasirad-
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
ENGAGED.

FRKDMAN-SrEIN -March 81, LENA FRIEDMAN, New
York 10 W. STEIN. Phoebe, New.
San Francisco Chronicle and Virginia City Euter-
prise please copy.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-05-13
THE DEAD FEHLER
.conclusion- of the Inquest rYesterda

Conclusion 81, the Inquest Yesterday.
The inquest on the body Of II. Fehler, found
on Friday in Arlington Hills addition, Is de-
tailed in yesterdays GLOBE, was resumed yes
terday at the morgue, whittier the corpse had
been conveyed. The jury sworn in the previ-
GUS day was in attendance. By the request of
Coroner Stein, Dr.. e. J. Abbott, Of SIX West
Third street, instituted a post mortem examin-
alton, after which the court of inquest assem-
bled in the old court house.
Willie Chrest, after being sworn, depoeed to
the finding Of the body. He was getting some
wood, when he saw rabbit run into the bush,
which he followed. This led him to the dis
coyery of the body, and he Immediately ran
home and informed his parents.
Hermann TrOtt being sworn, sal dhe recogniz.
ed the body as that of his nephew, Hermann
Fehler. He said he recognized the deceased by
his clothing, his peculiarly blond hair, and the
articles found in his pockets The deceased
was nineteen years of age last fall, was native
of Hanover, Germany, and his parents, broth
era and sisters were living. The deceased
roomed with Mr. Gill, but boarded with wit
ness. and was present each day at the house of
witness. The decedent was deranged, and the
witness believed he had committed suicide
wilhelm that state.
DR.. Abbott, having been sworn. testified that
he had made post norton examination, and
had found bullet very much .hattened, [pro-
ducedl under the skin in front of the forehead
This was not necessarily fatal. The entrance
of another bullet had been found in the orbit
of the right eye, but the bullet had not been
discovered, because the skull had not been
opened. he was satisfied, however, that this
the fatal shot had so entered, and would be
found in the brain.
This concluded the evidence and the jury at
once returned verdict of suicide"
1t may be here stated that the watch in the
pocket of the deceased had stopped at 81 min
utes after Z, and that two chambers Of the re-
yolver had been fred off.
The funeral took place yesterday afternoon,
and was strictly private.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-05-13
THE COURTS.
District Court.
DsOt1t CV OVWEIs
GENERAL TERN.
before Judge Wtlkin. |

The grand jury yesterday found true bills
against the following parties for the under
mentioned crimes:
Charles Clark, forgery. Clark, who is Grip
pie, went to Gebhardts saloon and restaurant
on Fifth street, where he had break
fast, the price of which was forgiven
him on his representations of pow
erty. While there he discovered that
Mr.. Gebhardt purchased his cigars from Kuhles
Stock, cigar manufacturers, Robert street.
Subsequently procuring one of Mr.. Gebhard's
business cards, the prisoner wrote upon the
back thereof an order for cigars, and by this
means he obtained tie goods. The prisoner
pleaded guilty.
William Reinhart, forgery In April last
Reinhart had certain wearing apparel undergo
ing renovation at the establishment of Mr..
Jameson, Wabashaw street. Wishing to pro-
cure the same he forged an order for them,
signing thereto the name of Mrs. Pottgieser, of
the American House, and thus obtained posses
sion of the property. The prisoner having
signed as such, through whom plea of not
guilty was entered.
8. 8. Trip, horse stealing. At the time of
Trips arrest it was stated he was most auda-
cious and desperate criminal, a fact of which
there can be but little doubt The specific
theft Of horse belonging to DR.. Mentzer, of
this city. County Attorney Rogers reported
that DIR. Mentzer had been subpoenaed to testi-
fly before the grand jury, but had failed to APP
pear. An order was issued to arrest DR.. Ment
ger for contempt of court, on the request of
the county attorney. A plea Of not guilty was
entered for Trip by his counsel, W. w. Erwin,
Esq. . s
This closed the indictments as reported by
the grand jury, when the body adjourned until
Monday, at. 10 A. NJ, but it III understood that
other indictments were found which were not
made public.
Jennie Green being arraigncd, stated that
her real name Mrs. Jennie 2. Clark. and
then pleaded not guilty to the charge of rob-
berry from the person as detailed in yesterdays
GLOBE. "
entered plea of not guilty.
In the case Of John Harris, accused of steal
ing check, the grand jury found no bill.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-05-13
Sherifi's Sale of Real Estate Under
Judgment of Foreclosure.

CTATE OF MINNESOTA-COUNTY OF RAM
- sey-sa.-Dstrict Court-2d Judicial District
The Homestead Building Society, of Saint Paul
Minnesota, plaintiff, against @. A. b. Shave and
Antoinette NJ Shave, defendants.
Notice Ia hereby given that under and by virtue of
Judgment and decree entered IN the above entitled
action the 9Th day Of April A. D. 1873, certified
transcript OF which has been delivered to me- l. tina
undersigned, sheriff OF said Ramsey county, viii sell
at public auction, to the highest bidder for cash. on
forenoon at the front door Of said xherif's Office IN
the city OF Saint Paul. IN said county, In ono parcel
the premises and real estate described In said tndr
ment and decree, follows. viz: Lot seven {D In
Cottage Homes, near the city Of Saint Paul in tina
county of Ramsey and State of Minnesota, eatd lot
being numbered the recorded plat of said Cottaxe
Homes number seven, and containing fye aores Of
land. =
& Dated Saint Peui, Minn., April 6, 1878. -
81. ~ 3 JOHN @. BECHT.
Sheriff OF Ramsey County, Minn. :
FR r. WILDE,
Plsiat.a = Attorney aprils-7w-mcn
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ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

A New York telegram says: Reports from the
interior note slight frost throughout the
State last night; but doing little damage. In
some places ice formed. The sudden change
hereabouts last evening was more damaging to
persons than to plants. To-day it is cold and
showery.
The Maine central committee of the National
Greenback party has issued call for State
convention at Lewiston June 9Th.
The bullion which Went into the Bank of
England on balance yesterday was E400,OOO.
A dispatch from Paris says the customs Off
GERS at Havre will not permit arms from the
United States for the Russian government to
be landed.
E. I. Barnes, charged with cmbezzlement in
Cleveland, was arrested in New York yesterday.
Samuel Barton obtained an order yesterday
in the New York supreme court requiring the
Wabash railroad company to show cause the
18th inst, why receiver should not be az
pointed.
Robert Fellows. successor Of the firm of Eel
lows. Holmes d Clapp, jewelers., Maiden Lane,
New York, has fled petition in bankruptcy.
The scheduled of obligations aggregates $3.50, coo.
The assets are said to be nothing.
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81. Paul PROD uce Markct. :.

ST. Paul Prod uce Market, Sfay IL
WHEAT-Recsipts fair; N: rket opened at 81 o.,
bu: competition soon ran 1t up to S106 at which it
closed, GE4
FLouR-Quiet; patent process ss.7597.oo; straight
xxx s. .0O@525; unknown brands s4.75;
Xxx es.5og4.Oo; Xxx s2.oo@2.25. Rye nour, no
demand ct $4.0004.25. Buckwheat nour, no
demand at 5. 90 per Dbl. u
CoRN-Market dull. From incoming trains 37m3sc:
3s@39c to sell In bulk. ~
OATs-Receipts light and sales slow ;2702sc to buy:
2S129c to sell.
1AnIrx-ouiet; No. i, 7s@7tc; No. 2, soas,c;
No. 8, 45@55c.
BRAss-Nominal at s1.25 for common; hand
picked medium s2.16@2.25; navy $2.25@25o.
GRorSD FEED-Firm, ct GIG. 90 In bulk 10 the
dealer and SIS. 90 to the consumer.
L. Conn MEAL-Dull; boited per 100 6s. $1.25.
BuTrEn-Oid stock OF inferior grades only sells
for grease. Fair demand for high grades. Choice
from known diaries 16Qt2Oc.
SMOKED MEATS SLAMS, 5@5H07c; shoulders,
41sc; sides, 5G7c.
EaGs- Firmer, Sc per dozen.
MESS PoRK-DuI, $3.50.
HAY-Wld Ss.0001O.O0; tame, II 000lS 90.
baled wild 90 per ton retail coo per cw.
sExDs-Timothy, s1.4sg1.so; red top, sl.oo;
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-05-13
M4DISON.

Rublee Not for the Estate commandments
ion Committee at Work--Extra Session.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.
MADISON, Wis, May 1.-THE State Journal
editorially denies the rumor tonight that Hon.
Horace Rublec, late minister to Switzerland,
was to become connected with that paper in an
editorial capacity.
The revision committeeman are hard at work,
and will have finished their labors by the 25th
or 28th inst.
The governor is absent in Washington hence
the time for calling the extra session cannot
now be arranged, but it will in all probability
be Tuesday, the 4th of June.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-05-13
MONEY AND TRADE.
T FINAxcIAL.
Z Honey and Stocks.

New Yonx, May II.
Gold sold ct 100n throughout the day. Borrowing
>rates fat to per cent. The steamer Neckar. from
Europe, brought $4,000 IN spanish gold coin.
Governments strong.
Railroad bonds firm
State bonds quiet.
Stock speculation was generally arm to-day, with
further upward movement in prices. The advance
in the morning ranged from Y to Z per cent. and
was led by ST. Paul, Northwestern, Western Union,
Pacific and coal stocks. In the afternoon the mar
ket was strong and prices made further advances,
st. Paul pfd. selling up to e; ditto common to 51
Northwestern pfd., 72A; ditts common to SIS /;
Rock Island to Jos; Union Pacific to Cos, and Mich
igan Central to 6s1. Morris and Essex fell OF to
1871 and recovered to ~. Lake Shore sold at 691
67S, and active. Deliveries Of Lake Shore were
very irregular and bears found stocks quite
the close The highest prices Of the week were cur
rent IN some instances. At the exchange George
Dickinson sold to Wood Holins the next dividend
This transaction attracted considerable attention
transactions aggregated 900 shares, Of which
1QOOO were Lake Shore, G, 800 northwestern common
5000 do pfd., II, 900 st, Paul common, $500 do
pfd, 1000 Lackawana, 1900 Ohioe, 6, 700 Wabash
and 5000 Western Union.
Money 2h@5 per cent, closing at per cent
Prime mercantile paper Al8 per cent. A 80
Custom receipts, &3l9, 600 The assistant treas.
urer dsbursed $3.50 Clearings, $1,000, 900.
T Sterling, long So; short $50.
The following were the closing quotations.:
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millet, $1.2b01 so; clover, s. o00s.so; white
clover, sc Per d; central long grass, s. 90; long
grass, $3.50; kentucky blue, $780, seed corn, Sl5O
for white dent, $ooo for yellow flint; early Minneso
t sweet $500; potatoes, fancy kinds, $1.ooG2 90
rotabagas, 40c per b..
LIVE SToCK-No arrivals today. lot of good
Iowa steers sold at 4ssc. There is quite demand
ZOE work cattle at AQ4xc for good young broken
oxen. There Is also demand for mutton at 5Q6l4c
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Chicago Produce Market.

FLOCR-steady and unchanged.
GkAlN-Wheat, active and shade higher: No .
Chicago 1l1i4Gl.111. cash; l.ilGl.1ll: May $3.50.
os3s June; lO5as9l.o 5tf July; No. (; Chicago o.
40lsc cash; 1914 May: $3.50 June; 4Oisc July; re-
tected 3sA OATS steady, fair demand at o6l cash
c6sG8Ac May and June; 26,sc July Rye, fairly
steady at 1914 l5Oc.
PROFESSIONALISM, fair demand ut low rates ;
$50 cash; s.42!.@si5 June; s.62ts@s6s July.
Lard, fair demand at low rates: $685. cash; 697i.
June; s IS July. Bulk meats, dull shoulders S3.62E
bulk short rib Ats; short clear 1871.
ALCOHOL-Market bare at 33c bid and Soc asked
RECEIPTS-8,OOO barrels nour, $4,000 bushels
wheat, 1884, 900 bushels corn, 81 eco bushels oats,
$3.50 bushels rye, I, 100 bushels barley.
sHIPMENTs-6,50 500 barrels -four, 1903 900 bushels
wheat, 34l 900 bushels corn, 1000 bushels oats,
$50 bushes rye, 8. coo bushels barley -,
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Going to Chicago.

On Monday, several knight Templars from
Minneapolis, st. Paul and Saltwater leave for
Chicago, to participate in the grand celebration
Of Apollo oommandery No. l, of Chicago: On
Tuesday the Red Cross order will be conferred
on forty knights. About two thousand mem-
beers of the order will be present and partici-
pate in the ceremonies. A grand banquet will
be served at the Sherman house, which will be
one of the most elaborate and costly affairs
ever given in this country. It is reported the
banquet will cost the neat little sum OF BIC, COO
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THE VAR PATH.

The Troops at Forts Lincoln and Rice Or
dered to Prepare for Immediate Move
ment---The Object Yet a Mystery.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.1
BISMARCK, d. T., May 1l.-Orders were re-
ceived at Fort Lincoln last night for the COM
mand there stationed, as also the command at
Fort Rice, to prepare at once for active opera
tions. Asyet nothing has developed as to
where or what direction they will take, but all
interested in army circles are on the qui vive
for the next order which is to follow. The or
der was addressed to Gen. Sturgis in command
| at Fort Lincoln.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-05-13
FROM WINONL.
The Board of Education Invited into Court
death of C.. h. Blanchard.

The Board of Education Invited into Court
death &c. II. Blanchard.
Special Telegram to the Globc]
WNoSA, Mimi, May 11.-Judge Mitchell
to-day issued an order requiring the board of
education to show why mandamus
should not issue compelling them to admit II.
c. Boleau to his position as member of the
board. The board takes the ground that Mr..
Baleau having failed to qualify within ten
days after election, has forfeited his member
ship. The question turns on the point whether
the wording of the statute in reference to the
line for qualification, is of directory or q
mandatory character.
G. B. Blanchard a we'll known accountant of
this city, died suddenly this afternoon. He
leaves wife and two children.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-05-13
Frost snow Hail and Rain in Iowa.

MUscAr1SE, Ia. May ia snow storm has
been prevailing to-day along the Oskaloosa
branch Of the Rock Island road covering the
ground in places, and terminating in hail and
rain. No damage to fruit crops reported
from the heavy frost of this morning.
KEoKUK, Ia, May ll.-Slight fall of snow,
damage to fruit.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-05-13
TIE Florida characterization.

WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE Democratic Con-
grcssmen having in charge the proposed inves-
tigation of the alleged electoral frauds are ar
ranging their plans for presentation of the SUBJ
ject to the House Monday next. A movement
would have been made in the House to-day but
for the absence Of Representatives whose pes
ence was deemed necessary
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-05-13
Chicago Live Stock Market.

CHICAGO, May IL.
HOGS-The Drovers' Journal reports hog receipts
1000 head; shipments 600 head opened quiet and
weak, but closing stronger; choice heavy, So $50
$50; light, 3.2oD3.SO; mixed rough, 3.1OQl3.2O.
CATTLE-Receipts $50 head; shipments 1900
head and dull shipping steers at 81 1905 O5 feed
ers and stockers, slow ut 3.OO4 40; cows bulls and
rough steers, steady at 3. 7514.75
sales at "a. 16lIh ~ g o
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Northern Pacific Railroad

Depot foot OF sibley street. Ticket and Freiaht
Office, No. 4S Jackson street.
Trains. WESTWARD. EasfT1rd
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DR.. STEWART has at last succeeded in Sc
curing the removal of the land office from
Detroit, Mimi, to Crookston. Whether this
will advance tho Doctors political interests,
We do not know, bu. about these times the
public can look for all the moves which tho
Doctor thinks will aid him.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-05-13

QTATE OF MINKEs0TA-PROBATE COURT
- RAMSEY COUNTY.
In the matter OF the estate Of Philip Goldsmith, de-
ceased:
Notice is hereby given, that pursuant to and under
and by virtue Of xn order of the Probate Court
aforesaid, made IN said matter on the 9th day of
May, A. D. 1873, the undersigned, administrator
with the will annexed of the estate of Philip Gold
smith, deceased, Will ON the
THIRD DAY OF JUNE, A. D. 1878, AT ~ O'CLOCK
in the forenoon at the front of the Old Court
House, In the city Of st. Paul in said county, sell at
public vendue to the highest bidder for cash, the
following described real estate, situate in the county
of Ramsey Aforesaid to-wit: Lot four ~ in block
one ID in BaziIle Guerin's Addition to Saint Paul.
according to the plat thereof record in the Office
of the Register Of Deeds of the said county of Ram
sey; and also certain parcel Of land in the east
half {E. ~ Of the northwest quarter IN. W. ~ OF
section thrtyone al In township Twenty-Five t293
Of range twenty-five (22,) west, according to the
United States Govern ment survey thereof, begin
ming at point the west line Of the said east half
Of the said northwest fourth OF said section seven
teen and fourhuadredths lsO4) chains north of the
quarter section line running east and west through
said section, thence north along the said west line
and sixty-eight aud nehalf -hundYedths t6.681
chains, thence south seventy three degrees 73) east
six and ninetysix hundredths (6 .os) chains thence
south two degrees az east, three and sixty hum
dredths g. 6O chains, thence west six and ninety
three hundredhs t6.90 chains to the place OF beRn-
ming, containing three 2151000 scres more or less
Dated May 18th, 1873
- JAMES B. BEALs.
1l7-1O Administrator Aforesaid.