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Few II any house furnishing establishments
In the city can compete successfully with that OF H.
d Farrell Of rs and Is Canal street Anything from a
footsoo TOT Tanoforte. from picture aud frame To a
stove range, may be seen ~ Mr. tarlclh Maferouns
Tho urOurietor this establishment attributes ms sue
cess to me durable quality OF his goods combined win
his kiiul way selling them The method u called The
insLlllmcnt plan ~ Mr. Fnrtclls working OF this
method he makes friends because he says he does not
grind the faces OF the poor When poor man or woman
l. unable TO nay tor furniture Mr. Farrell nnis out
whether they are honest, and, Il the examination 10
satisfactory he is willing "a sell on the isalmeut plan
Hat to the man who tries TO oltat hlh he VIII nd
himself before stern and upright Judge
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FIny Per Ccat. saved by Usiag
HIGGINS GERMAN LAUNDRY SOAP,
Because IL II pure.
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LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY.
10TH MONTHLY DRAWING,
kEW nEIEAkS III ESnAN APRIL

IT NEVER sCALES or FOSTPONEs
This Institution regularly Incorporated by the
Legislature OF the state IOr Educational aud Charabe
lltRS Tor the term Of Twenty-Five Years %
which contract the voaht faith Of the state Is pledged,
with capital of ~ ut1npl 90 which II has since added
n fnnd ssJnfsn si7 prizes; total. sliu4D
capitals SSntnu sinOt 500, &c. lucuu tickets tive
~ dollars. halves ~ dollar Apply 10 II. l.
PLUM. slS broadway. New York. open unul 10 +. NJ.
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New York agents for all newspapers in the United
States and Canada AdNertis nents forwarded daily.
GEO. Z. HOWELL 4 CO, 10 Spruce St
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MARRIED.

BIaIr's PnIs--Grcat English Remedy Tor Gout and
Rheumatism. All drr-sists have them.
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The Beet Elastic Trrss Ever Invented. Price
now ony 81 POMERuN TRUSS co. 74a Broadway
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A great many persons become insane from sleepess
uigits that Hog Bitters would have prsVsnted-Aas'
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Sprtnl llotltti.


BEoRGE MACDoNALD's NEW MOVE
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out to-day. IN clear. bold Handsome Type,
SIR GlRB1E.
iEORGE MACDONALD .......................I
Daily globe., 1879-05-18
ENCOURAGIEG SIGNS.
Another Large Wholesale Auction job
bing, Notion and Fancy Goods House.

Another Large Wholesale Auction job
bing, Notion and Fancy Goods House.
The public are not slow to recognize the
multiplying and increasing signs of trade i'm
prevements in our midst for it is evidence of
advancement to better times and growing ac-
tivity in business circles st.@ 9
A new house has been established at No.
1G3 East Third street, under the firm name of
Brecher, Becht g. Co., for the transaction of a
general wholesale auction job business, con-
sisting of dry goods, notions fancy and fur
nishing goods, hats, etc, etc. In fact any
and every class of goods of saleable and
marketable nature.
The prime object of this house will be to
secure the best class of goods at the large
auction, commission. wholesale and bankrupt
sales in the large cities, one member of the
house being constantly in the market for that
express purpose. All purchases made for
cash. consequently their trade can rely upon
the fact that in purchasing their goods from
this house they are absolutely buying them at
from Is to 10 per cent. less than regular prices,
an advantage these times that all shrewd bust
ness men will avail themselves of. All goods
are sold for cash, Or they will beshipped G. O..
D., with the privilege to the buyer to examine
the goods, make his selection of the goods, he
desires, and pay for only what he wants Such
facilities for doing business are very rare. 1t
is an entirely new feature in business, and will
| unquestionably be popular with the trade.
Country merchants should make a note Of this
fact, as this house will make it special branch
| Of their business to respond promptly to all or
ders by mail, with the same care and attention
as if their patrons were personally present.
| The firm commences business with ample CAPT
| tai, and a splendid stock of new, fresh goods.
All are prompt, active business men, and pos
sess the pluck and energy requisite to enable
them successfully to develop large and profit
| able business, and place them in the front rank
of our enterprising and prosperous merchants
Daily globe., 1879-05-18
FORTY-StXTH CONGRESS.
Extra Session.
The Senate.

WASHINGTON, May Reconsideration was
resumed OF the legislative, executive and ju-
Gical appropriation BILL Among the amend
ments agreed to was one offered by Senator
Voorhees,, from the joint committee on Ii
brary appropriating $4,000 for the purchase
of works Of art. The amendment recon-
mended by the committee on finance, ap-
propriating 100000 for the diplomatic and
consular service, to be expended at the dis
cretion OF the President of the United
States, was agreed to. The reason for this
anne ndment is that there is now movement
in Europe with view to arrange for a BIZ
metallic standard, and it might be thought
advisable to send a representative thlther to
take part in the proceedings.
During the debate on the amendment on
the subject of clerks in the post office de-
partlnent, a colloquy occurred between Sena-
tors Salisbury and Window, in which the
latter said he would join the former in his
wish to ecouomize expenses by reducing the
army, which s required to protect the from
tier from attacks of indians. A discussion
followed with Salisbury, Conkling and Ed
munds, using the name of Gen. Schenck or
the use OF troops in Maryland and Della
ware.
SeQalOr Logan Salll tuero WAS uO ulOio uOn
orable man than Gen. Schenck. When trea
sor stalked about the land, and the natiol
was rolling and racking to ant
fro like a distressed vessel on
stormy sea, Gen. Scheuck reached fortt
his hand in his country's defense. He was
one of band of patriots who defed treason
and risked his life and all other things
precious, for the preservation of the Union
He did not claim G en-. Schenck was entitled
to credit for having been a great patriot, bu
because he Was patriot was no reason VIII.
he should be maligned here or elsewhere
Gen. Schenck was a crippled man, pen
sioner for wounds received in his country
defense, and he was patriot and homes
man, not withstanding the sneers of tn
Senator from Delaware. After shor
executive session the Senate adjourned.
Daily globe., 1879-05-18
C,t,nberland Presbuterians.

MEMPHIS May 17-The third days pro-
ceedings of the general assembly of the
Cumberland Presbyterian church was
opened with prayer by the moderator. The
usual half hour was spent in devotional ex-
ercises conducted by Rev. j. 81. Haux, of
Missouri. The minutes Of yesterday were
read and approved. A communication was
read from Rev. D. e. Beshnell, D. d., mod
e-ator of the last general assembly, and it
was ordered to be placed on file. COM
munication from Rev. j. M. Howard of
Boonesville, Pa, corresponding delegate
to the general assembly of the presbyteri-
an church, United States of America, now
in session at Saratoga, N. Y, stating that
he could not attend, and recommending
that Rev. w. S. Danly, of Carmichaels, Pa,
be appointed in his stead, was read and
adopted. Memorials from the presbyteries
of Searcy and Obion were read and referred
from the presbytery of Elyton was read and
referred to the committee on publication.
At noon the assembly took recess till
o'clock. }
1 The afternoon session was principally
taken up by reading the annual report of the
board cf publication. Accompanying the
report was communication from w. g..
Ward, president, and John Frizzel, w. G..
Smith, Jno. M. Grant and P. II. Manlove,
members Of the board, Offering their resig-
nation. The report and communication
were both referred to the committee on pub
lications. w. E. Ward has been president
of the board for the past twenty one years.
A special committee, consisting Of Rev. n.
P. Shull, Rev. j. G. White, ruling elder, and
w. r. Shaver, were appointed on the evil of
alcoholic beverages. At o'clock the as
sembly adjourned until Monday morning at
9 o'clock, closing with prayer by Rev. s. H.
| P1oboror
Daily globe., 1879-05-18
WINONA.

School Expenses-Warehouse to- be Re-
moved-River Notes. n
Especial Telegram to the Globe.
W1NoNA, Minn., May 7.-Thes finance
committee of the board of education report
that the amount required for school pur-
poses, to be raised by special tax, for the en-
suing year, will be $25,OOO. Eleven thous-
and of this is for the bond and interest
fund. ~
The city council has notified the fKeokuk
Nor thern line company to remove their Of
flee and warehouse building, built ssme time
ago on the levee.
| Dispatches from Chippewa Falls. Wis.
report the river fourteen feet and still rising
the highest water mark since 1876. The
logs are running freely. The river here has
risen thirteen inches in the last twenty-foul
hours
Daily globe., 1879-05-18
PERSONAL.

G. G. Nef, the editor of the Mankato Union,
was in the city yesterday.
If Mr.. Geo. J. Virtue is in the city he can OBJ
tain telegram by calling at the GLOBE Office.
Samuel J. Jack, bushes manager of the
John J. Raymond ombination-ssCol. Sellers"
and ''Risks''-is at the Clarendon. The COM
pany have the Opera House for the evenings Of
the Goth, 9th and 28th.
D. B. Hodges, one of the Oldest, BEST and
most favorably known advance agents in the
Northwest at present in advance of the
Tony Deiner Humpty Dnmpty company,
is in the city. D. B. is arranging for the
appearance Of the company at the Opera
House, Friday and Saturday evenings, the
30th and 31st inst. I r+s 6.
Daily globe., 1879-05-18
SETEN CORNERS
Looming up as a Business Cente,

Looming up as Business Center.
In addition to the new stores recently estab-
lished at Seven Corners, we observe the fitting
up in a very handsome and elaborate style, the
store lately occupied by O. Mcfarland, having,
frontage at 1913 East Third street and los Fort
street. Mr.. 81. A. Timme, one of our most pop
ular grocers is preparing to open, upon an ex-
tens;ye scale, frst-class fancy and staple gro
cery house-just such an one as has long been
needed in that locality for the accommodation
of our hill residents. Mr.. Timme will keep =
perfect and complete stock of groceries, and .
full line of imported wines, liquors and. cigars,
also foreign and domestic fruits, canned goods,
etc, etc, and we need hardly assure the public
that in Mr.. Timme they will find gentleman
thoroughly conversant with his business, and
at all times attentive to the wants and interests
of his patrons. Is
Daily globe., 1879-05-18
RELIGIOUS ASSEMBLIES.
The General Assembly of the Presbyterian
Church at Saratoga-The Cumberland
Presbyterians In Session at Memphis
The Annual Conclave Of Young Mems
Christian Associations.
Presbvterian General assembly.

SARATOGA, May 1.-THE Presbyterian
Assembly to-day referred to 9 committee q
memorial deprecating the running of trains
and steamboats, on the Sabbath, and author
lied Rev. VIM. Thompson of Peoria, D. J..
Rurrill of Iowa, and Rev. D. w. Calkins of
Buffalo to select the next place for meeting
of the general assembly. The report on
ministerial relief showed matters more
favorable than ever before. Still the contri-
buttons to the fund are not sufficient to meet
all cases. The secretary said 100000 had
been contributed in twenty four years. Dur
ing the past year l34 churches had
given that never gave before. There
are 400 ministers depending on the fund be-
sides r. P. Efinger, commissioner
from Marcie, Ind, made stirring speech,
calling for assistance to the fund, saying he
would see that his presbytery increased
its contribution twenty per cent. if he paid
it himself. Raw. Drs. Clarke. A. Dickey and
S. E. Neles, and Elders Geo. Junkin and A.
Charles Barclay were elected members of
the permanent board. to serve three years.
The committee from each synod to consider
the subject of reduced representation in
cludes the following: Cleveland, George w.
Macdonald, Truman P. Hardy; Colorado,
D. E. Finks, John NJ. Coquer; Columbus,
Thos. A. McCurdy, Chauncey N. Olds; Erie,
Thomas Fullerton, Robt B. Manning;
Illinois central, VIM. B. Farms,
Newton B.. Love; Illinois north, Robert
W. Patterson, Henry L. Mitchell; Illinois
south, James w. Stark, Lewis B. Parsons
Indiana north, John I. Kendall, r. P. Efin-
ger Indiana south, Samuel E. Barr, Daniel
Kirkwood Iowa north, John 7. Cowden
Iowa south, Willis Craig, Epentus a. Sears
Kansas, Francis S. McCabe, L. A. Buck
Kentucky, Samuel B. Anderson, E. w. G
Humphrey; Michigan, William S. Taylor
Jacob S. Farranda; Minnesota, George N
Aynsle, Luke Marvin; Nebraska, George L
Little, Samuel P. Davidson Pittsburg, VIM
F. Beatty, Alex. Bone; Tennessee, VIM. 81
Lyle; Toledo, Henry NJ. Bacon, j. L. Wal
ter; Wisconsin, Thomas G.. Watson, Jane
E. Massey. Adjourned till Monday.
Daily globe., 1879-05-18
Y. III. C.. 4. Conference.

BALTIMORE, May 1.-THE ninth annual
conference of general secretaries of the
Yong Mems Christian Association of the
United States and British Provinces con-
vened to-day for discussion of questions
important to the associations, preliminary to
the assembling of the biennial international
convention Of the Young Mems Christian
Association Wednesday next.
Daily globe., 1879-05-18
never SO we'll organized in the West as now,
and Gen. Sheridan has reduced everything to
an admirable and effective system.
CORRECTION.

CORRECTION.
Capt. Lincoln, Tenth infantry, not Capt.
Lawton, Fourth cavalry, shot the soldier of
the Iwenty-second infantry at Ft. Griffin,
Texas, for mutiny.
N5 ARREARS OF PENSIONS.
In response to letter addressed by Secre-
tary Schurz inquiring what amount of funds
can be made available monthly for the pay
ment of arrears due upon pensions allowed
prior to Jan. 25th, 1879, the secretary of the
treasury states that, including the amount
already paid, $2,500,O0O will be available
prior to July 1st, and $2,OOO,OOO monthly
thereafter. At this rate nearly the whole of
the next fiscal year will be required to COM
plete the payment of these arrears The
commissioner of pensions, in view of this,
has issued circular letter to applicants for
arrears, saying that comparatively small
number of cases can be adjusted monthly;
therefore some delay may occur in the settle
ment of claims, but the settlement will be
made in such order as to distribute the pay
ment equitably at the several pension agen-
cies as near as may be.
ARMY PROMOTIONS.
The Senate's executive session, to day, was
port of the judiciary committee on the ques-
ton of the right of the Senate to confirm
nominations for army appointments and
promotions above the rank of captain in
view of the action of June Is, 1878, which
prohibited such appointments and promo
motions until after the report of the commit
tee commonly known as the Burnside com
mission shall be made and acted upon by
| Congress. The conclusion of the judiciary
committee that this prohibitory clause is
still in force was to-day supported in an ar
gument by Garland, Maxey and Thurman,
and was combatted by Randolph, Hoar, But
Ter, Logan and Burnside. A number of
other Senators participated briefly in the de-
bate, but the foregoing were the principal
speakers. The advocates of the judiciary
com mittee's view argued that although vari
Gus proceedings were taken in each house OF
the Forty-ffth Congress upon the report sub
mitted by the Burnside commission, no &C.
ton, either in affirmance or disafirmance
thereof, ever received the concurrence
of both houses, and therefore that no actor
of congress has been taken upon that re-
port. It was also argued that it would b.
unwise for the Senate to confirm the pending
nomination, because in the event of differen
construction being placed upon the law b.
the House. of Representatives and courts, ,ther
would be great trouble and confusion in re
} adjusting the ranks of officers whose pro
motions might then prove to have been il
legal. The result is considered fdoubtfu
although the recommendations of iudiciar
| committees are sustained,
Daily globe., 1879-05-18
GENERAL CAPITAL NEWS.
THE REEUND1Na CERTIFICATES

THE REEUNDING CERTIFICATES.
WASHINGTON, May subscriptions to
four per cent. refunding certificates since
yesterdays report, $774,9SO. Total to date
$15, 5,sOs,72O.
RELATIONS w1rH MEXICO.
The House committee on foreign affairs
has authorized Mr.. Wilson to report with q
favorable recommendation his joint resolu-
ton of April 21st providing for further
treaty negotiations with Mexico.
MILITARY AFFAIRS.
Gen. Sherman says military affairs were
Daily globe., 1879-05-18
BI-METALISM.
1T WAS DISCUSSED At LENGTH IN
THE HOUSE YESTERDAY.

Some Learned Arguments For and Against
the Pending Bill-Garfield Thinks this
Question Toe Vast for the Comprehen-
sion of Consress-Other Orators Air
Their Financial Neutrality-suspicious.
Amendment Rejected and an Adjourn
ment Had Till Tuesday.
Daily globe., 1879-05-18

In driving around the city, to-day, don't fail 9
to visit one Of the most beautiful pieces OF
property in the city, on Hoffman avenue be-s
tween Fourth and Fifth streets, and obtain one
of the finest views imaginable. Best entranee
from Maria avenue. The property will be sold
at auction on the goth inst.
Daily globe., 1879-05-18
Kid Gloves.

Our kid glove in three buttons, for Sl.O0,
are grand success. The late invoices are OPEN
ing even better than at first. We recommend
them az the best glove for the money in the
United States. ID. w. INaERsoLL d Co.
Daily globe., 1879-05-18
TURBULENT TRAMPS,

They Kick Up Rumpus Here, There and
Apparently Everywhere-Free Fights,
but Unfortunately None of the Rascals
Badly Hurt.
The tramp was around yesterday in per-
miscuous plenty. His presence was so
numerous that the indications were all in
favor of an invasion like the one the city
was subjected to about six or seven weeks
ago.
FREE FIGHT.
About 2 o'clock word came to police head
quarters from saloon at the corner
of Hill and Eagle street, that about twenty
tramps had full possession of that part
of town, and were full themselves. Officers
Vogtle, Lowell, and McMahan were sent
down to manage the affair. When they
got to the scene of the reported battle
nothing but signs of it in spots of blood
and broken chairs, we're seen. The
tramps had decamped. It seems
some good natured creature from Saltwater,
name unknown, bought keg of beer fol-
the tramps. They guzzled it, wanted more
were refused, and then went for their bene
factor in beer, tried to rob him, and die
beat him. After this they got to fighting
among themselves, and only desisted whe1
they saw the policemen coming down the
hill.
ANOTHER FIGHT.
| just about this time officers Calvin anG
Morgan heard big commotion on the leve'
| near Capt. Reaney's boat warehouse. They
investigated, and found two tramps engaged
| in fstic difficulty. Both pugilists wer'
| fine types of the tramp orde
Of humanity. They were run, and CAV
their names as Pat Welch and VIM. Bart
! lett.
| MORE TRUMPs.
Hardly had the above two been given &C
commodations, after their. bruises were
washed, than Officers Lowell and Water
house came in with couple more
They had been found near the
Sioux City warehouse in rip
conditions for a fight They were vigor
ously arguing up to that point, when ar
rested
HoRUNG's BREWERY.
7 Residents down in the vicinity of th
brewery made many complaints yesterda.
of the presence of tramps. They we,
around here half drunk and dangerous
menacing. Twenty or more were f.
+ quenting the place, yesterday, an
not few scrimmages disturbed the orde
dignity and peace of the city thereabouts
THE REFORM SCHOOL.
The report was made, yesterday, that OF
in the locality of the reform school, tt
tramps had full possession of th
country. They were seen a
along the road. we're begin
their dinner, and when refused were sur]
and threatening. The city police took th
business vigorously in hand at the time
the last invasion, and work cannot be con
menced too soon upon the present hord
: within and at the city gates.
Daily globe., 1879-05-18

a small amount Of money will secure for any
young man the most charming spot for home .
in the CITY,. Watch the auction sale of the
grounds formerly known as the Gqstave MUNICH
property.
Daily globe., 1879-05-18
Notice.

Coe & Francis, shirt makers, have removed
from % West Third street TOGO East Third
street.
Turkish and camphor baths at the Merchants
hotel barber shop.
Daily globe., 1879-05-18
DAILY WEATHER BuLLEr1N.

OFFICE OF OBSERVATION, SIGNAL Corps, q. s. A..
INGERsoLL Block, THIRD STREET,
ST. PAUL, MINI.
Observations taken at the same moment Of
Daily globe., 1879-05-18
Asa packer Dead.

i PHnADxnpH1A, May 17.-Judge Asa Pack
et died tonight in the % year OF his ags.
His funeral will take place at Mauch Chunk
Tuesday.
Daily globe., 1879-05-18

The beautiful piece Of ground formerly
known as the Gustav Munich property, on Hoff-
man avenue, is to be sold at auction, on very
easy terms. See want column.
Daily globe., 1879-05-18

We call attention of our readers to the time
table of the st. Paul & st. Croix Packet COM
pany published in our advertising columns.
Daily globe., 1879-05-18

f See Kavanagh's advertisements in want col
umn. aI
Daily globe., 1879-05-18

Read the advertisement of Esterley & Hine
mann. Cloaks and dolmans at cost.
Daily globe., 1879-05-18
New York Statement

The non-explosive oil stoves, for whose sale
Strong, Hackett & Co. are general agents, are
safe as well as cheap, convenient and economi-
cal.
Daily globe., 1879-05-18
CoNso11pAr1Ne rHE DEB1

CoNsrANTNoPLE, May 1.-THE Porte has
discontinued negotiations with the Ottoman
bank for loan of twenty million pounds
and intends resuming the project. for unifca-
ton of the general debt under the auspices
of French syndicate.
OPPOSED TO DUTIES.
BERLIN, May IA congress of represent
atives, from seventy 1.-TWO towns, convened by
the communal authorities of Berlin, voted
6S towns sin favor and 4 opposed to a series
corn and cattle.
Daily globe., 1879-05-18
THE OLD WORLD.

THE DERBY.
LONDON, May 17.--Betting on the Derby
is so to 10 against Lorillard's Uncas. Chari-
bert is the fayorite at 8 to L. Elf King is
placed at 500 to /.
I'D COTTON. @
LIVERPOOL, May 1.-THE stock OF Ameri-
can cotton in yesterdays weekly report
should have been 100000 instead of 100000
ho1 8 ts
Daily globe., 1879-05-18
TO-DAY.

WASHINGTON, May IL, I a. M.-Indlcahons
for the upper Mississippi and lower Mis-
souri, valleys, rising barometer, cooler fol-
lowed by warmer northeast and southwest
winds, clear or partly cloudy weather, and
possibly followed by local rains. For the
lake region, rising barometer, cooler north
west to northeast winds, clear or partly
cloudy weather, possibly occasional local
rain, and followed over the upper lakes by
falling barometer.
Daily globe., 1879-05-18

Capt. Lincoln, Tenth infantry, not Capt.
Lawton, Fourth cavalry, shot the soldier Of
the Iwenty-second infantry at Ft. Griffin,
Texas for mutinv
Daily globe., 1879-05-18

vance agent, one Indian Annie, VIGOROUSLY
known in these parts before, She interviewed
the chief of police for Mrs. Morton. The chief
declared that not another house should
he opened in this city. Nevertheless Mrs. Nor
ton hired dwelling from DR.. Mintzer, on
Fifth street, near Robert, and moved in. Last
night she was informed that she
couldn social evil in this community. She
weepingly related that she had rented the house
from DR.. Mintzer, and paid him $50 down.
The GLOBE does not single out DR.. Mintzer, be-
cause the renting Of houses to such persons is
unusual, but to call attention to the fact that
he was member Of the late grand jury, and
hence should practice what he breaches.