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5sspreuse Court.

3uprense Court.
Fred. Goener as chairman of the Board
OF Supervisors of the town Of St.
Augusta, Stearns county, Mimi, respondent,
VS.. Jacob Woll, appellant.
Standardization l, ch. 20, laws 1878 ian
act to prevent. the running at large of rams
and other domestic animals) is independent of
sectiun 2. and an action may be maintained
under its provisions without compliance with
the latter section.
The following properly signed endorsement
upon summons is a sufficient service, to wit:
"lVenire) hereby certify, and that at the
town OF st. Au 5usta, in said county and State,
on the SSh day of November. 1877, served the
within summons upon the within named de-
PENDANT, Jacob Woll, by leaving true and
certified Copy at his usual place Of abode with
his wife, she being suitable person, of age
and discretion. and then a resident therein.
And further that the person 80 served as afore-
said, is the identical person named herein,''
Where public officer is required to perform
ministerial duty in one of the ways, accord
Ing to circumstances, and he performs it in one
of them, the general presumption that officers
OF that kind duly do their duty, operates as a
presumption that the mode of performance
was that which the circumstances authorized
The words ''at large in the phrase ''meaning
ut large" found in cll. 20, laws of 1873, above
cited, mean without restraint or confine-
ment. BERRY, J.
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VALDO'S Work.

tie Got It in Yesterday by Absorbing a
Quantity of Strychnine-A Lively Wres-
tie with the Poison-Waldo Lives to Re-
pent II He Wants to.
At 10 o'clock last night the occupants IF the
ground floor of the building No. 1Sl st. Peter
street, were startled by a loud noise proceeding
from the second story of the building. The
peculiar sound aroused the suspicion of Mr..
J: G. Reisner, the occupant of the lower story.
CERTAIN Se oesn the stairs to
Upon reaching the upper story of the building
Mr.. Reisner raped at the door, and receiving
no response, he entered the rooms occupied by
Frank Waldo and wife, where that gentleman
was found writhing in the most terrible con-
yuisions. CHANGING around the room MIR.
strychnia, which had been partially emptied of
its contents. small tin plate was also dis
covered, close inspection of which showed
that it had contained q mixture of strychnia
and water, the sediment of the poison having
settled on the bottom of the plate, from which
the water had been completely enptied.
The latter indication, together with the con-
that he had taken the poison, and MIR. Reisner
at once summoned assistance. Officer Lowell
was informed of the occurrence, and he pro-
ceeded to summon physician
DR.. Dorian was called, and perceiving that
it was a case of poisoning, he administered
emetlcs and the proper restoratiyes.
The patient was soon restored to conscious
ness, and upon being questioned he denied
having taken the poison, but after being in.
formed that it was q case of life or death he
confessed to taking the strychnia. When
asked to give his reasons for the rash act he
maintained strict reserve, bu. from other
sources it was learned that he came home in q
drunken condition during the afternoon, when
quarrel ensued with his wife, during which
he is alleged to having threatened to make way
with himself.
Mrs. Waldo, who had been visiting in the
early part of the evening, informed the re-
porter that no rea ION could be assigned for the
act, except that on one occasion abe had given
him to understand that if he persisted in COM
ing home drunk she would leave him. The
drug was procured at Dreis & Mitsch's store in
the early part of the evening. Waldo was
known to the preprietors of the store as u
straightforward man, and he regis
tered his name on the prescrip-
ton book on purchasing the poison.
The bottle originally contained one eighth of
an ounce of strychnia, and it is thought that
only an exceedingly small quantity Of the
missing poison was taken, otherwise the dose
would have resulted in instant death.
Waldo is about rs years of age and barber
by profession, having been employed At Hoff-
mans shop, and as before stated be has wife
with no children. At o'clock this morning
he was considerably better and reasonable
hopes were entertained of his recovery.
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Municipal Court.
Before Judge Flint.

CRIMINAL.
The city vs.. Frank SWoboda: violating fire
ordinance. Continued until Sept. 2, with leave
for defendant to make the building satisfactory
to fire department.
The city vs.. William Jemnich; assault and
battery: No appearance.
The city vs.. George Cooley; drunkenness.
Committed for two days.
The city vs.. John Connors; dlsorderly con
duct. Committed for fourteen days.
The city VS.. Jeremiah Mccarthy; disorderly
conduct. Committed for seven DAYS
The State vs.: John Flood; petit larceny.
Committed for fifteen days.
The City vs.. Charles Blackman; ass ault and
| battery. Acquitted and discharged.
The City vs.. William Preston, Richard Haz.
card and Frank OBrien, John o. Brien and
George Schroeder; disorderly conduct, Con.
tinued until A. NJ tomorrow.
CIVIL.
+. j. Hoffman VS.. VIM. j. Parsons. Action
commenced Aug. 9Th, 1879, to recover posses.
sion of premises occupied by defendant, De-
PENDANT interposed an equitable defense, alles.
ing himself entitled to lease of the premises
for three years from May Sd, 1879, and moved
that cause be certified to district court for trial.
under Sec. of municipal court bill. Motion
granted. and cause certified over to district
court. May 23, 1879. June 9. 1879. district
court, on plaintiffs motion, ordered cause re-
turned to municipal court for trial. June IL.
1879, supreme court issued its provisional writ
Of prohibition requiring all papers and proceed.
ings in cause to be certified up to the supreme
court. July 49, 1879, supreme court on plain.
tiff motion quashed the provisional writ, and
allowed the municipal court to proceed with
the trial of the cause. Cause came on for trial
August l8, 1879, when defendant moved for a
judgment of dismissal of action. and for costs,
on the ground that the pleadings disclose that
plaintiff is not entitled to the possession of the
premises, and therefore is not the proper party
plaintiff. Motion fully argued and submitted,
and taken under advisement by the court until
2 P. NJ, Aug. 40, 1879, when the court handed
down its written opinion and decision granting
defendants motion. Plaintiff thereupon ap-
piled for and obtained an order of court grant
ing re-hearing and argument of said motion
at 10A. n. of Saturday August %, 1879, at
which time said re argument was had, when
the court upon full consideration affirmed its
opinion and decision of August 20, 1879, and
ordered the same to be filed and the cause fin-
ally dismissed on the defendant motion. It ap-
peared during the proceedings that defendant
under his alleged contract for three years
lease. has regularly on the Sd Of every month
rendered plaintiff his rent for the premises in
dispute. Edward Webb, attorney for plaintiff,
James Beal, attorney for defendant.
Frederick Webb 70. William j. Parsons, as
ton for restitution of certain premises. De
cision fled. granting defendant's motion TO
dismiss for want of proper parties.
Hanauer. Lichtenauer d Co. VI. Frank In
Cross Action for goods sold. Judgment en-
tered in favor of plaintiffs for 4S9.05.
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Premiums offered by Ramsey County 70,
the State Fair.

the State Fair.
The executive committee of Ramsey Ceun-
ty Agricultural Society, at meeting on the
a1st inst, reported the following premiums
to be awarded to such citizens of Ramsey
county as may present their productions
for exhibition and competition at the forth
coming State Fair, viz:
For the best stallion of any age....... $5 90
For the second best stallion of any age 90
For the best brood mare of any age. 90
For the second best brood mare of any
age. w
For tho best bull of any breed, three
years old or over. Observation-Disclosures. 5 90
For the second best bull of any breed,
three years cd or over. 8 90
For the best bull of any breed under
three years old Observation-Disclosures. 8 90
For the second best bull of any breed
under three years old ............. z 90
For the best COW of any breed, three
years old or over. Observation-Disclosures. 90
For the second best COW of any breed,
three years old or over. 90
For the best cow of any breed, under
three years Old. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
For the second best COW of any breed,
under three years old .............. 90
For the best heifer of any breed, two
years old or under 49,. .... 90
For the second best heifer of any breed,
two years old or under ............. 90
For the best boar of any breed, one
lar Old or over. .................. 90
For the second best boar of any breed,
one year old or over. 200
For the best SOW of any breed, one
year Old or over. Observation-Disclosures. 90
For the second best SOW of any breed,
one year old or over. 2 90
For the best pen of four pigs under six
months Observation-Disclosures. 90
For the second best pen of four pigs
under six months old ............ 2 90
For the best five pounds of butter,
either IN jar or roll. ............... 3 90
For the second best five pounds of but.
ter, either in jar or roll. ........... 90
For the best loaf of homemade bread. 2 90
For the second best loaf of homemade
DreaO. Observation-Disclosures. l 90
For the best cake of any kind. ....... 2 90
For the second best cake of any kind. 1 90
For the best sample of preserves and
', JoA.tes. (. :. :: 1855. ............ w
For the second best sample of pre-
serves and jellies OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l 90
For the best display of vegetables. -. 90
For the second best display of vegeta-
~ t'pies W
For the best display of apples. :. 1865. 200
For the second best display of apples 90
FOR the best display of grapes.:. 2 90
For the second best display of grapes. 90
For the best plate of native plums. 80. 2 90
For the second best plate OF native
plums. ...................... | 90
For the best bushel of wheat. " 90
For the second best bushel of wheat l 90
For the best bushel of oats ........ 200
For the second best bushel of oats. 90
For the best jar of pickles. ......... 900
For the second best jar of pickles So. 90
Total. Observation-Disclosures. 500 90
LORENZO HoYT, President.
f.. +. BRIGHAM, Secretary
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St. Paul wholesale Markets.

WHEAT-The offerings were moderate, and with a
good demand values ruled steady at the annexed quo
tahons: No. l, 50 Ds ss@s1o; No. 2, 81 ns, so@ssc
No. g. Sc Ms, SOC; No. g. IS bs 75c; No. 8, "a 1bs.
Toe. New-receipts light. We quote: No. !, SOC; Nc,
2 75c; No. 5, Zoe.
F1ouR-Patent process $6.75@7OO; straight 500;
clear 400; xxx 2.5OG 500.
OATs-The demand ives fairly active and values ruled
steady ut the annexed quotations: No. white, 27@
CSC; No. 2, 26027c per bus; mixed, Csc per bus
CoRN-Demand fairly active at the subjoined quota
MILL STUFFs-Ground feed, $3.50; bran, $5.25
shorts, $40; corn meal, 100 lbs, 9O0100.
tons: No. 2, 34036c per bus.
BEANs-Fair to choice mediums $l.1001.4O; navy
hand-picked 1.5O0l.75; common stock 9Oc0S110.
BuTTER-Choice creamery 14016c per ID; fair to
good do 7D1Oc; common 1850.
Pou1TRY-The demand was active. and with mod
crate supplies prices ruled firm. Spring chickens
per pair, S5045c; old chickens, per pair, 6O075c.
Eaas-The demand was good, and with light
offerings prices ruled higher. Sales of fresh-laid
eggs are made at 1O@12c per dozen.
PRov1s1oNs-The demand was good at the follow.
ing range Of prices: Mess pork, SO. 50@1o.Oo. Lard
in barrels, $7.GO per 100 lbs; kegs 750; pals 500
City cured hams sc per b /; shoulders 4@5c; bacon
sides 5Qb5hc; breakfast bacon 8O8hc.
LIVE STooK-The demand was active at the fol
lowing range of prices: Choice smooth steers, $40l
$3.50; good feshy steers, $32503.75; cows and
heifers, $2.5003.25.
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The 80 cent store will be removed to its for
mer headquarters, No. 6 West Third street, this
week, and will be stocksd Nith 4 full and cons
Everything needed in the household, or for
personal wear will be found in this new stock,
all Of the moat modern style and Of superior
construction. Ladies' underwear in great va
riety. Silver plated wear of every description.
Glassware OF every kind. Household utensils
without limit. Table linen in full assortment.
In fact, the best collection of new goods to be
found in this State. Be sure to call 1t the 50
cent store, and you will find just what you
want cheaper than can be bought elsewhere.
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District Court.
SPECIAL TERM CALENDAR.

Before. Judge Balll.l
james Mack VS.. the Merchants International
Steamboat line and N. w. Kittson; garnishee;
referred to James T.. O. Brien to take garnishee
disclosures.
Emile Mieke VS.. Christian Mieke; applica-
ton for decree; taken under advisement
A. h. Capehart vs. Mary Kennedy, ETC.. {;
motion Tor judgment on proceedings; sub
mitted.
Samuel d. Lord VS.. Artemus Gall; motion
for a new trial; to be submitted to full bench
on briefs.
James w. McGrath VS.. May Fisk and John
x Davidson, gGrhishee; case referred to E. R.
Hollingshead to take disclosure.
Kate T. Ashton vs.. Susan L. Thompson mo-
ton for leave to inspect documents; order to
show cause discharged by consent.
Edna P. Webb VS.. A. E. Kimberly, order to
show cause why receiver should not be appoint
ed; to be heard by Judge Wilkln.
John @. A. Ward vs.. The Diapatch Printing
Company and The st. Paul Foundry and Man
ufacturing Company, garnishee; continued for
one week.
Same vs.. Same and the Keokuk Northern
Line Packet Company, ga,nishee; same as
above
Same VS.. Same and tie st. Croix Packet
Company, garnisheee; same as above.
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g. Paul Business COLLEGE.

Complete catalogue. Endorsements direct
from leading business houses. Also, . long list
of former students in business will be sent, by
addressing w. A. Faddis, principal, corner
Third and Jackson streets, st. PAM, MINI
Don't fail to send promptly to the ''old relia-
hle.n
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Excursion aud Picnic to Lake Elmo.

Excursion and Picnic to Lake Elmo.
Tuesday, Aug. 26, under the auspices Of the
Robert Banks Literary society and Lincoln
lodge ]. 0. q. T., colored. Tickets. round
trip 40 cents. Trains lcave at 9:25 A. NJ, "a :55
2. N. and 7:20 2. M. Returning, leave lake at
2:47, 6:07 and l0P. NJ.
d. e. TALBOT.
3. E. HARDAY.
j. F. BUnaAU.
Tickets can be obtained at depot from above
named gentlemen.
The Metropolitan hotel of this city, in its
improved condition in every department, is re-
garded by the travelling public rs the best hotel
in tho northwest
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Probate Court.
IRaf0rc Judoa 0'4ormon

In the matter of the estate of Nathaniel Nc
Lean. deceased. Argument of counsel on petit
ton of E. @. Palmer, as administrator of estate
of 8. G. P. Craig, to show cause why executor
should not account. Case continued to Aug.
80, 1879.
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See change of time on the st. Croix. Now
is the time to visit the Dalles; good hotel ae-
commodations at the Dalles. Fare only %,
round trip.
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IKTAkTED-A small house In city, with hve or six
w rooms, comfortable and accessible, by one With
small family; NO children. Address 'iP's Small
House" GLOBE Office. 222-A
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2l3-3s
TO EXCHANGE.

UYANTED-To trade for . stock of merchandise
w Two houses and two lots that now rent fol-
922.00 Per month. Apply 70
p. T. KAYANA6H,
1885, Commission Auction0oe
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FOR SALE.

DOR sALE-An adjustable cutoff, slide valve en-.
CINE cylinder, 1894, in good running order. Dan
be seen running ut elevator ~, upper Third street.
204f W. s.. ZIMMERMAN, Manager.
HOTEL FOR SALE-One of the best paying
Ill hotels ii this State, well advertised and very
popular. Lease, furniture, and good will, for sale at
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REAL EsTATE-1n the City.

DOR SALE-House and lot. New house of seven
rooms, good cellar. well, and excellent location.
Easy terms. Gall at 1O2 Goodrich street. 222-25
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HAVE desirable residence lots for Gale on easy
terms, and to those who will erect q house I viii
give time on part or the whole of the purchase
price. q. L. LAMPREY l26.
- EAL ESTATE BARGAINS Cheapest in st.
IL Paul. Best Grocery and Butcher Stand; Finest
residence Property; Splendid Vacant Block; First
I. Lot, 76xlOO feet corner Josette and Rondo Sta.
2. Dwelling and three lots 6011Oo feet and two
lots boxl6O feet corner Josette and Rondo streets
and Eleventh Rent Is 9Gsnsa month"; Minnesota
4. Business, 75x100, st Peter street. Three
houses can be rented for $50 per month
8. Splendid block between Western and Virginia
avenues.
6. East half lot2 block 8, Winslow's addition,
subject to worthless tax sale.
6Ox150. corner Washington and Chestnut lot
., block "a, Rice Irvine, near Irvine Park-S2,2OO
very cheap.
8. Nineteen acres-Ten acres cultivated. M
sW. SW. Sec. II, T. %, R. % three miles from
bridge; dwelling, barn and we'll One-haf acre cur.
rants seventy apple trees, strawberry beds etc.
etc. $4,000 cash. Cheapest property in the market
Apply to OSCAR STEPHENSON, SO Wabashaw
sleeC. 40.
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DOR sALE-on easy terms, lot 6, block So, 5ox1so,
y Rice h Irvine's addition, fronts on Oak street.
Centrally located and very desirable for residence
Inquire at No. 10 Jackson street. 222-24
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In the Country.

CTRANGER-Ify you want any good farming land
- write to or inquire Of LEONARD B. HODGES
st. Paul MINI. 81-dav
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Hotel Site For Sale.

HOTEL SITE FOR SALE Splendid location for 3
summer resort beautiful lake, fine hunting and
itching. Railroad station within 4 mile. Only six
miles from st. Paul and Minneapolis; satisfactory
arrangement will be made with any one who wishes
to build and keep hotel. Address, A. 4. BARNUM,
St. Paul, MINI. 2O1.230
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q .000 ACRES choice farm lands, early selec-
S,VVU tons, convenient to railroad stations,
prime wheat lands or natural meadows, a. you may
prefer in tracts Of 100 to 640acres inKandiyoh Chip
pewa, Pope and Stevens counties, for sale by
LEONARD B. HODGES, st. Paul, MINI. 31-dAw
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BOARDING..
M1scELIAHRoUIsl.

DRIvATE BOARDING With or without rooms, q
Il III Rebert street. MRS. ]. 8. PECK. 2l4
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NIANTED-Buyer for the oslebrated Emerson,
w Fisher Co.'S Buggies, Carriages, Phaetons
and Spring Wagons. Edward Mckinney, Wsbashaw
street. IL sole agent for st. Paul and surrounding
country. Al correspondence promptly answered,
and work fully warranted. Al. CREIGH,
138. General Saleannnx
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NHEAP houses and lots for sale. Apply at Aliens
" drug store. 21s-23
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MAN Situation by drug clerk who thorough
w ly understands the prescrip ion business. Ad-
dress, stating amount expect to pay Druggist box
202, Waseca, MINI. oIor
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THE COURTS.

LORENZO HORT, President.
E. F. BRIGHAM, Secretary.
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The executive committed Ramsey Ceun-
ty Agricultural Society, at meeting on the
2lst inst, reported the following premiums
to be awarded to such citizens of Ramsey
county as may present their productions
for exhibition and compatition ut the forth
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DARrNER WANTED In Lake hotel, already es-
i tabiisbed, and doing first-class business. Lo-
cation near to St. Paul and Minneapolis, on railroad
line. Five to ten thousand dollars required. No
better opportunity has ever been offered to an enter
prislng man to mako money. Address B. W. LAKE,
GLOBE office 9O4-234
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HORSES CARRIAGES &c.

ElOR sALE-Horse suitable for light work, or fer
ladies' or chiidren's driving; price $65. Address
MAX, this office. 22325
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4 LADY wants situation as housekeeper in q
n small family. Is frst-class cook. Can give
good references. MRS. sIMONs, 81 Robert street.
2l8. >o'
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PARTNERS WANTED,

WANTED-A partner with $1,000 in an already
w established business. Object, to increase the
same. No debts. Address W. W., through GLOBE.
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| WANTED-A situation by young German from
w the East in grocery or liquor store. Ad-
dress Walterstorff Moritz 125 East Seventh street.
| City. Ok.
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Females.

WANTED-An experienced groceryman and sales
wv man from the East des res situation in some
business. 3D." 36 South 7th ST., Minneapolis. 9O3t
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nor SALE VERY CHEAP-HoIse, buggy, har-
II ness and saddle. Address x. B., GLOBE office.
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Hicks Meals haze Canned
fOr themselves a Vide Rep
qttNtiO7a. Cali i7l and I7'y
one of Hicks 25 cent BrenZc-
fasts, Dinners and Sa1ppe,.s.
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WANTED-Bya young u an, a place to work
Y! morning and evening for his board. Best of
references given. Address d. A. this Office one.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-..Males.

WTANTED-s Situation by young man as book
w keeper, reference furnished. Address B. R.,
GLOBE office. ok.