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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-01-06
y = 4 = q
ARCTIC AGONY.
efs{t tttit', = tlF ts9hR s*stFA
Tho Reign OF the Frast King Continued

The Reign OF the Frnse King Continued.
| 4 s4pIi5il oil III AT DErRoIr.,lsi y ~ ~
DETROIT, Jan, Arr The weather,in this. cit
and vicinity is still very cold, tho thermome
ter, ranging from zero to Ill below, 4 b
railroad blockade, still continues ALI Yves
bound trains on the Canada Southern were
cancelled to-day. Grand Trunk trains are
reported six hours late, and the Michigan
Central and Great Western are also behind
time. Il But zone eastern mail has reached
here since Thursday s3ayi,.s.s.,4s. ..4s ae5,
2yl ifa..4l57ATs SYRACUSE, NJ. Y.tssr. 0.si ~
SYRACUSE, Jan. Mo trains have reached
this city from the West since Thursday, arnd
the storm continues. Local roads all. 'abann-
doned. Two trains started to-day for New
York. Villagers suffer severely for food
wood and light. J. ;5.s. ,s.-, s55,..s.. ,
poo "a i5.1i AT BUFFALO, III fHe gtv,,.
BUFFALO, Jan. 4.--Thea Canada Southern
road had three arrivals and two departures
Of trains to-day. Travel is suspended on
the other roads. Showing lightly, and tbs
wind twenty seven miles an hour. ~ .s 5''s
ii .a55 ,,saa54, At NEW YORK. ii. :)s. i.e,4;g
New YonK, Jan. 4.-Of seven: European
steamships to sail to-day only two cleared
Remainder held till tomorrow or Monday
owing to ice in the river preventing lighters
getting alongside with cargo. One vessel
ran on Diamond reef Westerly gales are
blowing the ice out of the bay '2't=1!'
~ SNOW AND COLD SOUTH. 1t.ii'a
VIcKsBuRa. Jan. -Thermometer 81.
Showing all day; about six inches Of snow
has fallen and still falling.
SHREVEPORT, Jan. 4.-Snowing oil day;
from eleven to twelve. inches, fell. Now
freezing. Thermometer Is, degrees above
Zero. 4.Is.ls,.,s s.7..+r.,. s4E mos tse,..t.f
g New ORLEANS, Jan. 4.--Drizzling rain to-
day with some sleet. Shreveport has six
inches of snow; also Vicksburg, while Map
nolia has three inches and still falling.
There is runnirg ice; in the Red river,
RICHMOND, Va, Jan. = The river is
blocked with ice and navigation suspended.
The canal is blocked its whole length, and al
industries dependent on water supply have
ceased.
t'83 49, FROZEN To DEATH. i7t.'a tfE
New YORK, Jan. 4.-James Macarthur, an
old man of 317a East Seventy eighth street,
was found this morning frozen to death, in
snow bank on Eighty-nipth street.
ALBANY, Jan. 4-JacobF Vanheusen, aged
so, went last night to dig a grave in Green
bush, and was found this morning frozen to
death. -t - NJ II -fETs4
!, NASHVILLE, jan -four tramps were
frozen. to death at GLASGOW Junction. Ky,
last night, and one had his leg run over at
Mitchellyille, Tenn, to- night.
New YORK, Jan. 4.-The infant child Of
Mrs. Kenny, $50 Hicks fstseet, Brooklyn, was
frozen to death beside its mother in bed, last
night.
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-..-4a IN 49, a ~ y tts-t-
Chicago Produce Market.

| - taI(J131OAE3( JAf n
FLoUR-Quiet.
GRAIN-Wheat, demand fair and prices higher;
No. 2 red winter, No. Chicago spring 821Sc
Chicago esl D7oc.. Corn. good demand and SfIces
shade higher; 2sk @2s Dash; Febr,l-
ary toats Arm and unchanged Rye steady aud in
fair demand. Sc. Barley 6l97c.fsl af,sitss4t<s
FLAX SIZE D-TFirnler S1.l6. .4,- tss.,i,r4 i
PROvIsIoNs-Pork, fair demand: S7.42A cash;
752M OF Boss February !; Il .62kaDz.65 March. Lard
March. Bulk meats firm. Dressed hogs, stronger;
3O5t0l3.10 ,,st3 9e.s - /
WHISKY-$1O6. 'sS ~ ts2s s;sssss+s1ss
RECEIPTS-8,5OO barrels Il t] 1our:. ,i8I Ga 600
bushels wheat; / 5000 bushels corn; $1,000 bushels
oats 900 bushels rye; 5000 bushels barley. y
.sHIPMENTsA g, 600 barrels flour; 5000 bushels
wheat; 10000 busheluu paEn; 2aQ0o bushels oats
90 bushels rye; 5000 bushels barley.
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IvSne's Add. Of Out Lotsy
Martha Wargedahl, n Al feet

= of:e l25aeet,of 6.rt ' VII sl7 81
Joseph Dion, ing of u Of 15sag5s .s-sr % 81
II. Allason,stI of $ a IS n45..f % 81
Hattie s Kelliher, the n a Of land COM ~
), men cling, at the intersection Of West
i. line Of Bedford street with the Il line ~
lsii of Beaumont street; thence running q
Ito Minnehaha street; thence west I65 ~
feet thence Is to Beaumont street,
:. thence east 1865 feet to place Of begin-.1zi
: ming, ],.i.. 4is'fs'.* ~ s95 Sc
Cyyihe A Jones, thes 4 Of land ,com1nenc-
ling at the intersection of vest line Of -,
o Bedford street with line of Beaumont :. =
~ street; thence running II to Minnehahaisf;f
street.; thence west l65 feet; thence SIR
{ south to Beaumont street; thence east:
4 t165 feet to place Of beginning4,,, .,495 SC
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Elr. Irr;u1,s EeAe1is.

Tonight at the Metropolitan theatre the first ben
eft of the takes place-that Of MIR. j Edwin
Irving, Mr. T.. deserves we'll at the hands Of the
people of Minneapolis. Among the many good ac-
the first class. thoroughly Considerations actor
and gentleman, he has been of the fayortes OF
the habtues of the Opera House for the past three
months. Tho play selected is lewto Minneapolis
but the dramatic critics of the Eastern cities have
pronounced in its favor Let al turn out and give
"Iedn an idea Of the opinion people have Of him az
3 gentleman and an artist
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!. NORMAN BUCK.

The Sad Intellisenceo of His Expected Death
,.,... .5s,.H at Boise City, Idaho. g 194 4
lI 50 Especial Telegram to the! Globe, ;}s,r y
&. W1NoNA, Jan. 4 81 a dispatch received
to-day. from Boise City, Idaho, announces
that Norman Back, q few months since an
pointed United States attorney for that ter
ritory, was momentarily expected to- die, and
that he requested his wife not to come and
would be buried there. t,,a;-as-ia@ i
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mants rs, 829 bushels. II 4 .ss,ss- i.
ga. ~ 4.,z.'. PDRK 2.s.
CVHNe Eeifl'
---A.-OHIOAG
COMMERCIAL.
st. Paul Retail Markets.

gs2aa5t tas -s.s,sst> =. ST. PAUL. January 5.
CR1oKENs-Dress chickens 9l1lc.
Turkeys Dressed turkeys; choice dry picked
stock 12@14c; inferior and frozen 10@12c. "a
1 GANE-Rabbits 25cper pair; quail $500 per dozen
pheasants $500 per dozen.
&c; GeSs:--seady; fresh-laid eggs CSC per dozen
case eggs 10000. s...,{..s.Ss t
rBuTTER-Ch Choice creamery SOC per 10. fresh dairy
25c; roll and print butter 1e@2oc; cooking butter
I2@15c. s ...s.. S. i,' 's,
FnuIr-Appes ssoo@s.25 per Dbl; orsnberr1es
6@Sc per quart. -siesoGseet itr ztist==sa3
e Potatoes 100000 per bus; onions
SOC per bus; cabbage s@loc per head squash 10
lao ;fbeets 40c per bus ;Yturnips 400 per bus. .a
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UcIL Eire1.

!.
Offers Wescott and 5olbe, 6 having been notified
that number Of tramps had taken possession of a
shany the line Of the ST. Paul & Pacific railro ad.
went ont there Sunday morning anont o. cloak and
for the night. They had kindled fire in the stove,
and when the officers arrived made strong ohet
against leaving tn cir nest. Thsyswefe Brought to The
station house, and WArobably 5go Ito. Thompson s
hotelfot ten days this Inprniug u u j
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. s lAssoctatedl Press Markets. =.
i milwaukee, Produce Market.

4s1ea 30 70 80 =ssss,ss9tI MILWAUKEE,; Jan; O.
and unchanged if8z uaa51usa
ORAL New Wheat l0pened quiet but firm and closed
n 8 s.f fo SsS s slss
7tAc Mo-, 68Ae: rejected 40 l-2cf Corn steady
NO. % lac. Oats quiet; N .. 1918 lac. Ryeneg.
ected Nos 4ac.t Barley quiet;i No. February 81
PR0VIsIO Ms Quiet and steady. Mess pork, firm
old S6.l9; new so. Lard, prime steam $3.50 ~
firm e sta ~ ss,, ta12a Eft'io tfF
Z REcEIP rs SIG barrels flour; 1850 bushels
wheat.a t'eigea Tsigt hsa.tE III sHabgIts4s al
nSHIPMBNT S-r2,555 barrels flour; l5,764 bushels
wheat. No afternoon board until January 2Uth. i
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!. CITY NOTICE..
OFFICE OF THE CRY TREASURER, d ., ID
.,'1,%i5 .,t"S ST. PAUL, MIMI, Jan. 4, 1879.
T-ai.!4ft. af'sf n t.s,.-..f 80 -. Z
Notice \. i,; i: Judgment


H. Twill make, application to the District Court
in and for. the county of Ramsey apd State Of
Minnesota, .at,the special term held Saturday,
janis, 1879 at the Court House in ST.: Paul,
Minnesota for Judgments against the several
lots and real estate embraced in a warrent in
my. hands for the collection of unpaid assess,
mente, with, interest and costs thereon for the
hereinafter named special assessments. :.
AL in the citvof st. Paul, county Of Ramsey.
and State OF Minnesota, when and where all
persons interested may attend and be heard.
{ The owners and descriptions of its and real
estate are as follows: 3 s5F.1@.'
ASSESSMENT FOR PAR TALLY GRAD
, ING BEDFORD STREET, FROM
E.. r., NORTH STREET TO MINlNEHAHlA
=. STREET, AND PARTIALLYsGRADING
s. BRADLEY STREET FROM SEVENTH WEN
! STREET 10 NORTH STREET, 5 r..,, ]
72t.5.si I9vSne's AdZ, of Ont L0tsy s-s9,,t
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Death OF Rev. j. j. Akin.

7 Il z EISpec al IeIegran to the Globe M !.
! OwAroNNA,& MINI, Jan. 4 Rev. y. J.
Akin, az old and highly respected citizen
and q gentleman 5well known thronghoutsthe
State, died very suddenly this morning, OF
paralysis Of the heart. *
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|s3 New YoRK, Jan. At is expected that
fifteen thousand Mennonites will arrive here
from Russia By May next This is the last
the llennQinlltes from
Russian military service,
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e3Ctpt
Trains via the breinerd B1anch laa7e st. Pau
daily, except Sunday,
T Connection made It Bismarck With stages for
Deadwood and all points in the Black Hills, and at
st. Paul with traius to Eli points asst aad South.
In effect December 1st, 1878.
FL. E. SARGENT, General Manage
g. 6. SANBoBN. Cen: Passenger Agent, HI
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!. CITY ). I. z. !. NOTICE. / ]
OFFICE OF THE Cry TREASURER, .5aa.s-l
q z..as ST. Paul, MINNESOTA, jan 4, 1879.
Notice for FOL Judgment

rr will make application to the District Court
in and for the county Of Ramsey and State of
Minnesota, at the special term held Saturday,
Jan. Is, 1879 at the Court House in st. Paul,
Minnesota, for judgments against the several
lots and real estate embraced in a warrant in
my hands for the collection Of unpaid assess
ments, with interest and costs thereon for the
hereinaft ter named special assessments
All in the city OF st. Paul, county of Ramsey
and State of Minnesota, when and where all
persons interested may attend and be heard
The owners and descripi ionf Of lots and real
estate are as follows:.% ." 5s,a sssi:ois@
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[ .t 1IlV EMF FLAMES.
CHICAGO SCSTiINS ANOTHER sSEIeI-
't.-'f ~ OUy CONTL4GEATIQN. 81

The Splendid Honore Block, Containing the
1. Rostoface and M itary Headquarters, the
Victim of the Deyouring Element-An
Open Elevator Gives Free Scope to the
Fialnes-A Number of Occupants Driven
to the Roof and Only Rescued by the Most
Heroic Observation-Disclosures Mail Matter
Removed Safely, but Many Valuable Pa
pers AT Gen. Sheridan's Headquarters Lost
Total Loss from 81 Sc. 900 to $500, 900
Individual Sufferers and the Insurance
Other Fires and NEiscellan eous Casualties.
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y will make application to tho District Court
I'm and for the comfy of. Ramsey and State bi
Minnesota. ut The special term held Saturday,
jan Is, l879, at the Court House in st. Pau
Minnesota, for Judgments against the several
lots and real estate embraced in a warrant in
my hands for the collection OF unpaid assess
ments, with interest ann costs thereon for the
hereinafter namedsDecial assessments
:. AlLin the,city of, st. Paul, county of Ramsey
and State Of Minnesota; when and where ali
persons interested may attend. and be heard.
The owners and descriptions of lots and real
estate are as follows: Z,
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New York Produce Market.

New YORK, Jan. 4,
COTTON-Q Quiet at 8 7-16G 9-l6c; futures firm.
t.. FLOUR-Firmer; receipts 8.!WU barrels; super
fine state and western $500 1350; common to good
extra 3.50D4.oo; good to choice 4.O5 go; while
wheat extra 4.55GD5.25; extra Ohio 3.7O05.OO; st.
Louis soQ15.75; Minnesota patent process $500
|i8.OQ.II ,,5 + y
]. dtAIN-W heat quiet; No. Chicago spring SIC
Noa2 Chicago spring CSC; ungraded red Sl.09t No.
red LOB 1903 No. red l.U9A: Mol red ,O9
LOB Ia; No. white 10Y: No. white, sales $4,000
bushels at 1.09a 10; extra white, sales 12OO bush
els at: I'LL liz Bye dull and unchanged. Barley
quiet and unchanged. Malt dull and nominal Corn
nominally unchanged; receints 14,Up0 bushels; un-
graded 45147c; No. 8, A 1-2s; steamer 44aiD45c
30Ac; do white .33c; mixed western ;s0l-2Wslc;
white western 80 135c. r{ ~
4 HQPS-Quiet and unchanged. q 4 ~,
GROCERIES-Cotfee quiet but firm. i Sugar, good
demand; fair to good refining 65sG62c, = Molasses
dull and unchanged. y s:s;.
crude 1. 072l al OsA refined 1.O3 Ia; 15,55
tTALLO W--Steady at 6A@6Xc.t i
sRQSIN-lIarket dull at ST. .35M1.37H. d iii
;: ,TURPENTINE-Flr1n at S1.28. +;
& PRODUCE-Eggs firm; western 27028c. Butter,
noninaly unchanged. Cheese unchanged. 5.3i,5
j. PRO YIslONS-,,Pork steady; mess 1928 for old
$50 for new. Beef dull and unchanged. Gut meats
4.S7~. Lard quiet: prime steam f$5.87A05. 80.
t. WHlSKYU rs :l3 for manufactured. 5s1
LEATHER-Demand fair and market firm; Hem
lock sole, Buenos Ayres and Rio Grande light mddles
| and heavy weights 2nQD.2 7..: ,,@.
B WOOL-Quiet but firm; domestic fleece 39D44o;
METALs7-Copper unchanged. Ingoti lake 1890
l6c. 4 Pig iron dull and unchanged; Scotch 22a0
24c American l591i7c: Russia seeting 1Ots@D.O2lc
NAILS-Cut 50, 1902. Is; clnch 4.25D5.25.;ist,
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COnl11l1SSIOr1 NNeTOh1ntS.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. 4-10:OO A. M.
. y. MiAoa' 4"Ao'. Il rlig.l .tA.5issIsgt@.tJ eul
Floating cargoes steady.
Carg res on u ssage nactive.
Weather in England frosty.
!, Atl.s.ssl NEW YonK, Jan. 4-ll:ooA. N.
u Corn firm 5i 5sssgss,, .,4
3 Wheat strong; about half o cent better. y,
.aghtl sf,f New YoRK, Jan. Al 100 P. NJ.
Wheat strong, but quiet; No held at 9oc; No. 2
held at Sl.U2; winter wheat better.
E Is e #s4I Nav YoRK, Jan. 4-2;OO P. NJ.
- Wheat strong: Nos Milwaukee firm at QUO; No.
2 Milwaukee held at, SlOlul.O2. 5.@.. !,
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Chicago. sIilwaukee & ST. Paul Railway.
Passenger Depot foot of Jackson street. Ticker es6
Freight Office Southeast Corner Of Thirl and Jsci.
son streets. Charles Thoinpson Ticket Agen1, 81.
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Foreign Produce Mark.

Foreign Produce Market.
~ - LONDON, Jan. 4!
: NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 9s 9d.
LINSEED OIL--23s 1Od.
a4..s .,,,., L1vEnpooL, Jan. 4.
CoTToN-Easy 7-1s05 11-16d; sales 5000 bales
for speculation and export 1900 bales; American
$500 bales.
ST s. .s..s.hI ANTWERP, jana.
/, PETRoLEUM--225f. { ...i,., Iii
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4 Residence Burned.

1o[special 7, to the Globe
FAR1BAuI'r, Mimi, Jar.e4. "A AIcKitsian,
living in the town OF Wolcott, lost his resi-
dence By fire this afternoon. Insured in a
Minneapolis company.
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TRAINS.


u River DIVISION
Through Chicago & Fact
ern Express.
Through Chicago 4 East
isrn Express. ~. !.
Iowa and Minnesota Div.
Prairie du Ohisn,. aliIwaa-
kee and Chicago Express
St!Louls &kansas City Elk
do sss.,g= do ga ~
0watonna Passenger
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New York Dry Goods,

~ e New York Dry Goods. .%f,,s,,.,.A 8
t&'s' s'&' 49, NEW YbnK. JAM 1
Business remains qniet in all departments. Cotton
goods are in light demand. but steady in pride.
Prints are id rather better demand, but other intakes
Of calicoes quiet. Agents receiving far du
plrate orders for light weight ssimetes, cheYots
and worsted Soatings. = &, ,Af''&s
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.zruine's Second Add.

James NJ Phil commencing at a
stake in center of Main street ~
chainsF Of the ne, 1cornersofi Irvine's
Us add of out. lots to st. Paul; thence e.
6.67 chains to a stake; thence so deg,
F. W 4.15 chains; thence w $40 chains to q 'e
ssa stake in ;the middleEo of. Main street; y.,r
thence by a, line n ~ chains to begin
!, ming, subject to easement Of said -
street, being in ne Il OF NV Il section SIS
% 49, town 80. range 22,sls q! y, sal ,68
James al Phillips dcommencing at ,f-s.
point one side of Main, street, i at me s.t4
i, corner Of Iryine's add Of out, lots atnre- -
n said > thence e chains; thence s TX
chains to a post; thence W s chains T.. a =,
post on line Of Main Street; thence 9lt
=. on said line ~ CHARMS TO beginning,
e being partly IN ne g " of nw9 u andadl
ais PARTLY in NV y enc III iofasec,ioni32 ,EyIa
20, range ~, els feet on W. side ~;
reserved for street for the puhlic) a 203
Caroline Sehnrmeier, com mencing at 8
!, stake on Bed ford street, at sw corner
Of J NJ Philips land and 1ad joinihg y
Irvine's out lots to aSt. Paul oh the essif
line thereof; thence running l65 feet; I'D
thence 165 feets n. % deg, evl77a feet
tfto Sc corner pofs said Phillips land; !.ya
thenoe,w by said land 242115S, feet to be- =;
ginning N5gfest on. " side thereof re-
= served FOR q street) a. 80 ,66
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DAILY GItBBE MoNBAY M0RNNHl s JANUARY 6 1873
.IlI ss!|.ss,IIH,.ttt.Es[ LlIIZII.

Coupons la..l. np5xE MN ks, oodpohs Gio5l
Coupons, '65, new... New per ceuts. y9n
Coupons, '67. 1925 lO-4Os, regular $780,. 10SM
Coupons, '68. lr41s Coupons 1O8A
Nsw 5s. s. .. ADJ, Currency .6s 1875
western Union lrs Ia. a45s 3: b. q a1 81 I. 49,
Quicksilver. u liNeayersey oantrai. saas
QUICKSILVER preferred 80 Rock Island ......1l94
Pacific Mail 13A Mil. st. Paul. 49,. 3t24
Marlposa Mil St. Paul pfd.. "A q
Marlposa preferred. 2s Wabash 2t9sss
Adams Express lO5H Fort Way 1O0A
Aalerlsan. 46M Terre Haute pfd: 10 I
United States. ...... Asa Chicago l. Alton ~
N Y. Central. ll2A Chicago u Alton pfd 104
Erie, ....... ..,... a.sa Ohio l. Mississippi. TX
-. s AM j. I P.Teesraph. 2955
Michigan Central. 74A Missouri Pacific -. IL
uhian raoiao stock ssA Hannibal ST. joe, isA
I haSs Shore do prefer Cd az
Cleveland pittsburg s5sSU.P P. bonds 1855
Northwestern =. 1s1l q. p. land grant. 1881
Northwestern o pfd lsinking fund 1919
It53.it ..,li STATE BONDS -,
s. Xsnis g.
Virginia 6s, old. ......274 :5t saras.f .
I5ri i1 #s.i Foreign money Market. e
qsIyt ss.5 10 az Is. LONDON, JAN. 477-sP NJ. Z:
Amount of bullion gone into the Bank,of England
on balance to-day Eu0.Co0 o.. .,3.4a3
islaIf 1881 ptn5fi4s OONsoEs. ,sg,.slf.
Money .95 516 Account 1895 7-16
s,t,,, 49,, UNITED STATES SECURITIES. 49,
New 4tss coupons. .107A Tending ..,... 12M
1 y 4s b. ;o; I Eie preferred a'y 81
New u Pennsylvania Cent'rl 32A
T, RENTEs-11sf 67Xc.a & N '''. 'ai'' : =,
E1s The weekly statement of the Imperial Bank OF
Germany shows a decrease in pecie Of l3,54o,o0o
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SUNMpNSeI 7
PENDANT: ~ 5ss z y 4s't>A 5. -St3i3 ~ ~
You are hereby SUMMONED and required to answer
the complaint Of the plalltf in the labose entitled
acton which has been hled in the office Of the clerk
of said court at the count house in the city of St.
to- said compaintton the Subscribers at their office
in the city of Saint Paul, ii said County Of Ramsey
within twenty days service Of this summons
upon you;i exclusive OF The day of such service,
and if yott fail to answer said complaint within the
time aforsesad hep plaintiff in this action will take
judgment against you for the of two hundred
together with the costs and Disbursements herein.
N' M = GEO io;s I. cHAs. i. OTIS.
nnou.dsc307w Plaintiff g Attorneys ST. Paul. MIN.
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go Report for tn -isoAti. OF December.
Whole number Of patients received ....7l7
Received in Decem Der. Observation-Disclosures. s
DlScnarged... W
Pre- ent number..... .............. ~. S
.. The following donations are, thankfully
acknowledged: W. L. Kelly, cash 81; Folds &
Griffith stair carpet; Mr.. Anderson, toilet
soap; McMullen i DAlmer, barrel Of apples
q friend, case of canned fruit; Hofferi i Co,
8 two geese; Thompson & Virgins, ham: Mrs. j.
g. Thom psun, milk; Mrs. Kniokerbaoker,
basket Of apples; FRIEND two cans of oysters,
Mrs. Tyler. eggs and cream; a friend, six
glasses OF Jelly; Mrs Tiffany, reading rnAtter.
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,s...t< .ss.I. Markets in Detail. l.,..,.ii j..
The following quotations giving the range OF the
markets ar during the day were received BY III
M RIOT N. MOO ORE &c Co.,
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TIEFITT TT 7TTTTITT FTT{
Chicsga Live St4ck Market.

IfII III IIJII ] u lQHi6AGO, Jan. 4
nods-Recetpts q. 600; shipments l,o0o; slow and
Sc lower; choice heavy $2.ssD5O0; light 26Oao,
275; mixed 2.5O1l2.7O.
il nATfrl4E iiecnlpta - q CON-. shipments 400
dull and shade lower; shipping $50 D3.35: butch-
ers fairly active COWS 20QQDa9O; steers 270D3.30 );
bulls l.7On EGO. =
ssHEEP-Receipts 700; shipments $40; easy; $500
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.sanoisss As-lteu. reatnfdass exceI,s<s. sIoll-
days excepted, sd s.3 ytgs5f,7s.sS$ - 4srrT
Here fter, freight for all peints on North wiscon-
sin Il must be delivered at Union Freight Depot Of
the st Paul & Pacific and Chicago, st Paul T. Mime
apehs railroads. 5tlGgXAE IF. d, CLARKE.
sf.Tisy.Es4. Traffic NIaNspar
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. IralAis ~, ST. p.ats q ~;
70 depot, Minneapolis 6.s;s& vIss Ia
81 Tickets and sleeping car berths secured Al city
ticket osioe, No. 8 Washington avenue, Opposite
st. Paul Pacific depot Minneapolis, and at iI6 Eags
Third street, St. Paul G4os a.. HAzzA Rp. Iickst
/ Agent. s5{ YHAS. :. HATCH, Ga.L sian
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5:fIst.. paui s. isuluEh Ratlroaf,;

For Duluth Saltwater and way stations, from Saint
53UEP Paul Pacific depot, footiof fSiBley atrest
Leave. s s GOA M Arrive. SOP N
Hinckley. odationT-from Saint PAU and
= $ SAG Duluth depot, foot of Third street s5;Es
Leave. ....... IL Is M Arrive /. - = q 80 D IA
ii All trains daily except Sunday u t.,4
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Chicago, ST. Paul & Iin1eapoiis and North
fr..+xltas,,z. w sconsin Railways.
Depot foot of Sibley street. Freight and Ticket
Office corner Third and Jackson "a szlSzsS So
8 Trans ssz II sT1E LelNeI p AIliVe-
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Northern Pacific hla1lroau. 552-1
Depot foot OF Sibley street. Ticket ana Erss N
Office, No. <3 Jackson street a. f.f7fr .y,sfft
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ASSESSMENT FORfCONsTRUCTING "A
!. SEWER. ON TENTH STREET, FROM
A POINT ABOUT SO FEET EAST OF
JACKSON. STREET, TO. BROADWAY.
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5.,49 sTt,.,,es.,,"tfs isa,trooa Jfnee Tssate,.
~ lnnsalssi1s - ST. 4Lou1s 1laii !, s---ss.U.f
4fn1f,s, Line Iowa Route via Burlington.
n Running through express trains with Pullman
palace car sleepers to st. Lo:is without chanSe "a
Mules shorter than any other route.Ssj 20 blntiS
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T5ssuus Not So veyu Certain,

MINNEAPOLIS ADVERTISEMENTS
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d L ia Y Eli IGktb5's S GUIDE.

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So. Pzass RAILROAD IS,ps JabJes-
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hNTATE OF MlNNESODA44DISTRIC COURT
nd Second u Judicial Dlstrio county OF Ramsey.
Ephfain A OILS, plain TT, vs.. George ?. Warren