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, 1879-03-29

attempting to obtain money BY false p%rcscnsc; %
@ es M RSSef SSeFad sssn ssss * .s 70 esree s ef1 IT,
nold. was arrnsrncd upon eleven n!'tcr.n5 n,
charges Of ohtatui'g Rools worth from 70 to fto
frnm the following iIrm:; 7. j. Nellf.
ho,,se, No. 1si Clark ssree.:, J. Eroak,
~. 81 Milwaukee avenue; a. !. LJnna. No: q
West Randolph slrccts,.I. 4. Bartlett, No. 1Sl
laM1ouh streets H. l. RahI' ~. ls n..f: i,saf:
street; !. Murphy, No ~ Clark street; !:
Charles IIst: No a5s North ca,pente,, stirSsst;;
snt!, scfleslnEor Il Mnycr, No; II West
was held In eaW buf,tls to thu Criminal
Court upon each charge. After court has
adjourned three t,lare cases were proved up
naanst him. az follows; n. i,"rn. .s ~ q % G!ark
luons, n scarf, a.ai p!n. valued at s7.M); c.
stts. 'k scarf. fl "t'1 w t!s d,,am Ill; mud Wiley
place he gave IN payment q wortltfesh check upon
tic Traders National l,Ank, bearing the signature
OF j. II. laul,Irs. Justice knutlnMnn: Joseph
lounghluih, asaanltinE ny VIE. slou tlnS;
Wissuvillc. $500 u thc An: MIX Muster: as
sault!nF Bertio Pierce, II ycars o' age, saoo to
4 swect.sccntea individual named Harry tor
don WIS yesterday tnurnfns ARRESTED by tho
West Twelfth strcut policc at No. 41a West
Taylor. street, upon warrant charging him
wlth b!Camy. About 4 ycnr a,td half ngo Gur.
don became acquainted with young nntl hard
work!ag-gtr' nan,cd Aiars llorIzer. and under
Nov !, ls77. Tic uarenis Of tin gsl live in tle
hasoIt.cnt of the number ahovc mentioned, nnl
the newly-nnrricd couple. tpok apartments
at tic Ra1ne place. Weeks rolled on,
md tho husband dia noth!ng, aud
life. T!len he was arrested, 1T company with
"sptke." Bradr ani sotne notorious characters.
cllarged With robh!nE mat, , In a Hue island
Swing machine nnd her list iroa,ainlng M ar-
ss wit of saees DID III ne. es ane 'en
quit Ills idle habits, An,l ste was forced to leave
httn, a,id return 70 the tail. o. f.cr patents u
consolate wtfo learned through Policeman
Thomas Beck and .ott,ers, that Raymond's
renl name was uordon. NM! o That he, while
in 4arrtaes. to julia l,tshop, md from whnua 1t
IL claimed llc was never divorced: Yesterday
he was brought before JustlLo Morrison and,
waty!ng examination. WIS held In sa, UfU to tue
Criminal Court. In bis possession when arrcst-
ed we're found conplo ot pocket1ooka mn! 100
watcs, crystals, which are supposed to lavo been
stu1en.
A horrible and brutal outrage was reported
to tho Arinory police last evening by SONG
guests at the Palmer. House. Along about L
pyinF Ruom No. 5is, sent siary Ncls"a. Iittlo
l6-Ycar-old g!rl.who has been n her employ. to
laundry on. EldrilEe court to br!sg. from tEeru
4 small package ot washing. Tile little Que did
unable 70 walk md crying bitterly. She said
that while walking south on Wabaah avenue
vas met asar Harrison street by m
costcd lrr, saying. aOh /! sissy; I sce your
lees" He carrgssetl her, chuckcd her un,1er tho
, 1879-03-29

lect!on Of the la,,tl claims Of e. F. blanchard, D.
W. Kean, T. D. Valentine. md The Illinois Cen.
tral Kailroad Company, and Drtltor Nray and
Dr,tn,monta to portions OF the lake.ftont PROD
crty, mud confirming The title OF the faftle
in the city. The blanchard location covered
the lanls east Of MICHIGAN ascnno atid between
MaLison street nnd Fnrk row. The kcan chin
covered Dearborn ratk. The Valentine acri
covered Tho tantl cast nf Michigan ayon'ln west
Of tllu cnst tnc Of the old Tatrptt AnrFory novth
of A1allison street null sautll Vt Randolph: The
fourth and Aforementioned claim was fof Ihe
lantt lyipx cast Of iflc west line of Tho old Tall
cott survey and between Madison atnl Randolph
streets, subject to slie right Of way OF tie I'LL.
llois Central 1lallroal Company.
, 1879-03-29

has been used with highly beneficial results during
ahc past fonr ,cnrs IN the various forms Of d!spep
sla, gastrtss, nansen, general debility, consump-
lion. etc. kumyas isnot medicine, It IL pleas.
anf. wno.like beverage TN food) nlnde from milk,
peculiarly grateful 10 delicate stomach Nothing
ciac niakos flesh, and blood nnd strength 10 fnst.
It can be sa'c1y relied on for tho rccuperation Of
thosa cases Of low vitality IN which medication Or
ordinary nutrition fatl. Beware Of limitations,
Send for palnphlct on kuuyss. A. Arent, chemist,
originator, IT'D 1lAdEsun street, Chicago.
, 1879-03-29
THE C(tN'TAI.

L IL Il ZEN L ~ La
THE EXPERIMENT. ONCE TRIED IN c1ticAdo.
The tcgaltzatIon by ttlc British Parliament at
the beginning Of tho present year Of tho GENITAL
aystcEn rs the INIT Of Ineasuro for Rra!n ul,d
otllrr articles heretofore sold by tho bushc,
qnnrtcr, stone. and The Lord only knows how
many provincial units Of capaclty,
has renewed In this country the
dcs'rabllity Of conforming tn II. Tho New
In hand. nn1, for nbu,lt two months, las bcct, It,
tile boards Of 1'rado tn ail tho
laraer cltles. The Directors OF our own
Boarl deyotcu conaldcrubc time to its consldcra-
tion, anl repl!cd to It's sister orannzation in Now
York tint ut this tf,c It was Incxpetcnt to tako
anY action. In communicating this resolve Scc-
Rotary Randolph sunyestcd tlmt MI excellent
entering wedgG could he ohtained by the passagu
Of n, act of Cungrcss ordering the purchase by
the ccntat uf oil Government supplies sold by
urY measure, And also the assessment OF oll
duties o,t tile sumo plan.
For years the grain trndo OF Calffofnia-pAr-
ttcularly In wheat-las been conducted on the
Dnsis Of % ths nult o. measure, r. aall thc same @
On the same plan. Al interior points II, Can-
ada+ where tho delfye' les 1rom farmers wagons
are quito large, the centa System prevails, a,,1
al' quotations are made on that basis,
Anoof t"4htEES 1sAAs A"o
Tue Albany bnafd OF lraae took up the qlics-
Lon anu cntEred into correspondence with all
fhe s!sler boaftls Mons the llHo OF The great
lakes. lhc proposition seemcd to meet with
general appreciation as matter Of theory,
my IN negember, led9, rcsolusioila were atlnpt-
ed " The boards OF CEtcngo, milwaukee,, Tolc-
DO, Cleveland. and Buffalo formally authorlz-
" X t, muppuo. ann stes'ii5,"s u's ensnliag
a. " -, no ~ o ,it..o ~ H. H. III, gees'
rnr,tor t c,,nf,,.,,,, no, ~, ~. 49,.
. ~ thao i ~ .s ss"s .s, . ". te ntst
~ ~ VI f.t' .GI 'e. NE Sas5 cuouen ~ MAKE
L., l, !. ] o. Aul 10 ~. ".sas ""e sonesi4ea'
~ u1t "uua ., !. a LILLE ~ ~, u. olef ms "ou DIT
~, is.,,,,,naH .1 ~, .ax, oIse .aa , .o ,t,t moro
!usu'sen, ~ n.,u .n.a1 w. hnen tsuAu1tlse
hset aha eoa.po;'...3a! @ '.t., " .tacILous . lhe
,ni ,',,s,". ~ Jsb n'eu ~ ~, te seneie.
a, @ s'at,sa,,', at ~ .u1 uasls VI t!le
u w Iii ~ ~ a'l;ai s'y asseu 70
puIcaao u sGit " u. "G!tal loE wy sahe COM
,n.ss,o''. s Mh"s slGy MG1e satlsHeu 20 purchase
oy aie uns.c! @ 1oi " ute cenL COM
.a,sston' tney thoagnt ~ " askmE !ttlo TOO
HUI, .hueaa ~ r. ptY ~. ""efe !sGn a".co ~ tnfeo
lnes tae HuanntS 9. gram tr as expressed tn
e.sns Ut ~ tso sap i oS9. a"c sealpats' Whe
epeeulaten lrom uay dayt tafhlfE thclr
dcas ,x eitheF WAY i6r tne prott of
% %ons.eHtn L. ohe'!out!n esnt neF oustel,
no!cesco prsnnso III y iooK iarser margins !s
~ caIfYh ~, n,Vo M Gautai ~ than one OF o,ou
,ltsnels. llltn the elGVatof tleh weto h9t In
hearty syinpathy with tllt eaange. In AtlHau-
aoslnaeIF a lsluseu 10 nonnGon 1ne ola way, aud
...rm.'1 -. ;. -. III, s.t..t.t1 "~A~ "<Ao
, 1879-03-29

Steps suddenly 10 the front with tho asaest md
finest display Of carpets, furniture, and wolI.pa.
per. all Ut the newest designs and patterns, and
fact1fties second to no house In the country. The
Chicago Carpet Company, Wabash avenue md Mon.
roc street, make sttong bid for public fayor.
Buck / Rayncs carry very largo stock Of French
and English pntent medicines.
, 1879-03-29
FH1nYARtE.

with Dr.. 1't1ce's Cream Baking Powder, tho
sweetest, nost wholesome, and nutritious articles
OF food Gun be madc. Sold only In ems.
, 1879-03-29

ThRWELL HALL. rO.N1utir At -p'cLocE-
le9nara swett, t;Inery A: storrt, Elliott Anthony
1,' Ses'lhstSe iur,Sr' @ '19!l sll'. went.
King, William Foto. Col Thculpfe stin,nlns. "" ZIG
West Twe!It.st- 1utncf.IlalI. thls eventng-Tho
M!l!s, James T. loot, Col Theodore stlmining. T. j.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-03-29
era DiavOlO.o

Another large audience gathered at the
Opera House last evening, the occasion being
the presentation of the romantic opera of
FRA Dlavolo by the Hess company. Taken
as whole 1t was very symmetrical perform
ance, full OF melody and dramatic power. The
HerI1na OF Miss Montague was faultless, both
in musical and dramatic sense. She looked
5he charming village maid to perfection, and
sang her lines with fine effect. Mr.. Castle az
Fra Dlavolo acted with his usual precision.
ana was IN excellent voice. singing his some
what exacting role with all of his accustomed
talent. The Lord and Lady Allcash of Mr.. and
MRS. Seguln were, while comparatively insigniti-
can1 IN musical sense, superior pieces of act
ing, and both drew forth the heartiest laughter
ana applause. Mr.. Turner as Lorenzo was also
very superior, displaying volume and
range Of voice that he has not here
totore shown here. As for the Beppo and
Glacomo of Messrs. Peakes and Ryse, too much
cannot be said in praise. They dressed and
acted the characters of vagrant bandits to per-
fectlon and while they remained upon the
stage convulsed the audience with the most un-
comfortable laughter. Mr.. Peaks won we'll
deserved encore for his solo in the third act.
ana OF course the duet between the two, re-
hearsing the bedroom scene}of the previous act.
brought down the house.
This afternoon at o'clock ''The Chimes of
Normandy will be presented. with Miss
Montague as Mignonette and Mrs. seguin as
Gernanla In the evening Miss Abbott will
appear, for the FIRST time in this citv. in the
character Of Virginia in the romantic opera of
Paul and Virginia. assisted by the full
strength of the company. This will close the
opera season for the present, the most success
tul tor many years past.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-03-29
Scraps of River News.

Capt. John 81. Reaney has gone below to
look after the Maggie Reaney and his new
boat for the St. Croix trade.
The Alex. Mitchell, of the K. N. line, went
into commission Wednesday, making her
first trip of the season to Keokuk.
st. Louis TSmes-Jommaz, 26th: The
diamond 10 line starts in this week in op>
position to the Keokuk Northern line.
A POSTAL card received yesterday by Henry
lathews, agent of the Diamond 10 line,
lated that the steamer Josie, of that line,
you'd leave Rock Island Tuesday, April LIST,
for st. Paul, and that the steamer Josephine,
If the same line, would leave Dubuque on
ne same day for st. Louis, to take her place
! Il the through ST. Louis and St. Paul line.
Keokuk Constitution, March Is: The
arkansas arrived at O'Clock this morning,
having been detained at Warsaw unloading
freight. She went up to Montrose for
freight, and is booked to pass down this
afternoon. The Victory arrived at about
1870 o'clock this morning, en- route to St.
Paul. The Tidal Wave is due from above
to-day.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-03-29
Interview auth DR.. Ron.

While promenading on Third street last
night a GLOBE representative came in contact
with DIR. Roy, anu after the compliments of the
evening had been passed the conversation
naturally turned on the exciting incidents of
the day. The doctor was agfeeably inclined
and voluble to degree, and to avoid tedious
ness the remarks exchanged may be condensed
as follows:
In the first place, said the DOCTOR I want to
call your attention to the alleged interview be-
tween DR.. Murphy and Press reporter regard
ing dying" statement made by Mrs. Rogers,
an account of which appeared in yesterdays
issue OF that paper. I desire to state that the
statement is a gross falsehood from one end to
the other, land for the utterance of which
VIII hold Dr. Murphy to strict accountability.
1t was my intention, continued the doctor. to
leave the city on Thursday evening for visit
to Montreal Luckily for me, circumstances
transplred which delayed my departure until
morning, the delay being eccasioned at the
earnest request of Gen. Sanborn, who was pre-.
pairing legal papers which would be ready for
my signature in the morning. Imagine my
surprise ON reading the morning papers, one Of
which (the Press will be made to suffer for
their attempt to ruin my reputation.
Dr. hoy then faid that he would commence
suit against the Pioneer Press and DR.. Murphy
Tor defamation of character. To this end he
would consult with Mr.. G. D. O'Brien this
morning, and action would be commenced i'm
mediately. The doctor also called attention to
the strange conduct of Mrs. Wright in trying
to shield the reputation of her family. He
stated that he had conversation with Mrs.
Wright Yesterday morning before the inquest,
during which she had begged the doctor not to
say anything about the cause of the
trouble, which was of course ignored.
Dr. Roy Is naturally indignant concerning the
unfounded reports that have been circulated
about him in connection with tho affair o,1
expresses the intention to make the instigators
suffer to the full limit of the law. He will re-
main IN st. Paul until Sunday, taking the
evening train for Montreal
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-03-29
FIVE CENTS A LINE
The GLOBE Wan" and Employ.
melt Bureau.

Advertisements in this column are published
at i've cents line each insertion, but in
order to prove the efficiency of the GLOBE as
an advertising medium, and also to aid the
unemployed, we will publish for twenty five
cents, three-line advertisement, Of situa-
lions Wanted, Situations offered, Boarding,
Lost, Found, &C., and continue the ADVERTISE
ment until the object sought for is accom-.
p!lshed. For twenty-five cents, the man out
OF work can advertise for situation until he
finds one.
Each line over the three, to cost five cents
per line each insertion.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-03-29
PERSONAL.

MINNEAPOLIS, March s, 1879-Friend Black
~ ford: Please send us one gross of Dr. e. B.
Halhday's Blood Purifier, large size, and please be
prompt in sending it. as the demand SO great for it
that we shall find ourselves entirely out Of unless
you are prompt in filling the order. The MANY peo-
pie In Minneapolis and vicinity who have used Dr..
Haihday's Blood Purifier are enthusiastic in their
praises OF it. Had you told at the time that wa
took the agency for the sale of Dr. Halidays Blood
Purifier in Minneapolis that we would have such an
immense sale for it (beng more than three times as
much as all the other popular blood remedies in the
market comblned) we would have pronounced yon a
6t subject for lunatic asylum. the fact is ME-
Blackford in point OF real merit DR.. E. B. Halidavs
Blood Purifier stands to-day head and Shoulders
above all the other blood remedies In this market
and that is the whole secret of it's immense sale and
not IN Printers Ink" as many might suppose.
Yours respectfully, CROSSMAN 4 PLUMMER.
67.sat 4 SIM q =
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-03-29

A. 81. E. Lange has removed from Metropol-
itan Hotel to 1l6 East Third street, Corner
Third anda jackson street. where he will be
pleased to greet his old patrons and the public
generally. His stock of Jewelry, Clocks,
Watches, Silverware, ETC., is complete, and ali
are cordially invited to inspect the same.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-03-29
A FALSE TRAIL.
TIE DEATH OF THE WOMAN KITTY
ROGERS INVESTIGATED.

The Coroner Holds an Inquest--Dr. Roy
Astonishes His Accusers by Appearing
as a Witness-He Makes a Clear State
ment of His Connection With the Case
His Story Substantiated by Other Wit
nesses-A Verdict Exonerating Him.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-03-29

artificial means; witness and DR.. Hagan both
concluded that the case was hopeless; de-
ceased told witness that she had agreed
to give DR.. Roy 1926 for his services.
Deceased was in her right mind when the
statement was made; had only seen her on
the one occasion, when she had explained
her condition in response to questions. In
witness opinion she had died from peri
tonetas caused by childbirth; didn't know
that she had child outside of her own
statement.
By DR.. Roy-Deceased said that DR.. Roy
had operated on her.
DR. L. NJ. A. ROY
testified as follows: Witness had resided in
st. Paul for seven years; had praoticed med
icine for eight years; had known Mrs. Kitty
Rogers; first knew her in October, 1878; had
met her at his Office on Third street; she
came there on professional business;
she told witness of her condition and wanted
relief, but no told her to await the birth and
he would have the child adopted by some
one; subsequently he attended her sister
Celia and found Mrs. Rogers suffering from
-overwork; he prescribed for deceased and
compelled her to cease work; on the 10th
inst she was very sick and witness told her
mother an operation would be necessary to
save her life; DR.. Abbott called with witness
about II o'clock at night and they found her
suffering greatly, but did nothing; when he
called in the morning child had been born,
but it was not alive; he advised the
parents to bury the body, but they did not
want any publicity, and he had taken it
in charge at their request. He produced
tho body for inspection.] The child had
been born during his absence for the night.
DIR. E. j, ABBOTT
testified that he knew both parties to this &C.
ton; he fully corroborated DIR. Roy's state
ment relative to their visit and non action
on the night in question witness could de-
tect no evidences of improper treatment; the
general appearance was such as to make the
observer believe that deceased had arrived at
the full period of childbirth witness had
only seen deceased once.
By DR.. Mattocks-The mother (Mrs.
WrighD had told deceased not to
cry out, as the old man (Mr. Wright) would
hear her, exclaiming for "God's sake don't
let the old man know what is going on;''
witness didn't think it would have been IN
professional to have removed the child, az it
was already dead; didn't have the least sus-
picion but that the case was one of natural
labor. Witness had examined the body and
thought it fully matured child.
OTHER EVIDENCE.
DR.. Mattocks thought it was not full
grown child and DR.. Stamm thought it was.
Both agreed that it was professional to give
relief at certain stage of illness.
The essential features of the medical evil
dence is given above, but it has been
stripped of details unfit for publication.
After short consultation the jury re-
turned verdict of death from peritonetas
caused by child birth.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-03-29
FIVE CENTS A LINE
AUCTION,

HOUsEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION-I
Ill will sell at auction on Saturday, March 10Th,
1879 at 10 O'Clock A. all the furniture contained
corner OF st. Peter sree consisting in part Of one
green rep parlor SUITE several black walnut chamber
suites, enclosed stands, dining tables Brussels and
other carpets, cook stove and furniture large lot
OF crockeryware, slver-plated ware large lot of
bedding sofae two marble top tables, mirrors, cal
endar clock, ETC., etc. Sale positive.
p. T. KAVANAGH,
71-4 Commission Auctioneer.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-03-29
Announcement.

We will open our store, 109 and 1O5 Seventh
street, corner Of jackson, On Monday, March
Slst We shall come bsforsthe public with .
dstsrrrination TO merit the confidence that may
% bestowed upon us, and make it study how
cheap goods can be sold. Our stock will be
found complete in every branch Of fancy and
staple dry goods, notions, etc.
Your patronage is respectfully solicited.
Respectfully, EsrER1EY l. HE1NEmAN,
luz and lO5 Seventh street, corner of jackson,
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-03-29
4 HORSES AND FIFTEEN LOUIS C00l

I e HORSES AND FIFTEEN LOUIS COOK
~ BUGGIES AT AUCTION-I will sell at auc-
ton at the Metropolitan livery barn, corner Washing
ton and Fifth Streets Saturday, March 29th, 1875
al III O'Clock A. NJ, sixteen head of light driving,
heavy draught and saddle horses and Mares One
team OF mules Weighing 1900 pounds. Also fifteen
carriages and buggies, manufactured by Louis Cook
cincinnati, o., viz: Top buggies, open buggies, the
brewster patent side-bar and Whitney buggies
p. T. KAvANAdH,
1874 Commission Auctioneer.
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, CLOCKS AND
~ FINE JEWELRY AT AUCTION.-Havinp
decided upon change in my business, will offer to
the public at auction on Wednesday, April ID. at
O'CLOCK P. NJ. my entire stock of goods consisting
OF ladies' fine gold and silver watches and chains
genus nne gold and silver watches and chains studs
ana sleeve buttons, finger rings with cameo and
stone settings, necklaces neck chains, lockets
charms and pins. An elegant line of solid gold and
roleo Plate ladies' sets and earrings. full line of
me SILVER plated ware from the best manufacturers
IN the country. Thirty hour and eight day clocks
sPecacles, eye glasses, gold pens penholders, etc.
eIc; etc. The sale will continue from day to day un.
I'll me entire stock is closed sales commencing at Q
ana O'Clock P. M. Parties can call and examine the
STOCK every day until the hour of auction. during
winch time the goods will be offered very low at pri
xae sale. This is bona de closing, and every ar
ucle offered will be sold In the farest possible man
ner to the highest bidder. mean business. MAX
WlTTELSHOFER, 36 Jackson street.
r. y. KAyANAGH, Commission Auctioneer. 70
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-03-29
90 Cent Store.

% Cont Store.
just received, fine lot of children's lace
caps and bonnets. line of ruchings of en-
tirely new styles. Travelling, knife and fork
ana lunch baskets. Hair brushes and hand
mirrors dsrect from the manufacturers at prices
lower than ever. Plated cake baskets and cas-
ters OF new designs. Plated goods of all kinds.
ma]ol!ca tea sets (three pieces), 99c each. TRAY
cling bags and satchels. few of those bags
lett that were slightly damaged at the late fire.
Will sell them CHEAP.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-03-29

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE-Will sel
= the house and three lots, 5Ox1OO, known as the
Marshall Residence, located at head of Wacouta
street. Enquire of 7. S. WHITE, No. 81 East Third
street. tx.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-03-29

ToR sALE-House and lot, s., 200, on easy terms.
l. Fifth street, between Pine and Olive. LOT
60x1OO. No. 1853 East Seventh street, A. GOTHAM.
Co.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-03-29

[NOR SALE at . bargain-Seven fine building lots
L easy terms, corner Lafayette avenue and
Patrick street. A. GOTHAM, Real Estate, 1858 East
Seventh street, an.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-03-29
REAL EsTATE-In the Citv.

FOR sALE-Cheap; cottage 20x2O rear of So Wa.
L bashaw street. Inquire of JOHN THOMSON
Book Store, corner of Sixth and Wabashaw streets
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-03-29

E1oE SALE CHEAP-House, rooms well, 5-year
i lease, corner Tenth and Olive streets A.
GOTHAM, 268 East Seventh street; office hours
from to 10 and - to 1. an.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-03-29

by young man of good
w education. Good city references, and good
recommendations from the East. F, C.. GIonE
Office. 56.
WANTED-A situation by hrst-class cutter and
" tailor. No objection to go In country. H.
HELD, American House, corner Wabashaw and
Fourth Streets 64.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-03-29

HORSES AND MULES FOR sALE-Three car
IL loads OF large farm horses and mules for sale
81 y. N: Robbins sale stable, 275 Jackson street.
u. " ~ ~
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S1TUATiON WANTED-By young man (Scan-
~ dinavian) in Office or store. A good pentnan and
experienced bookkeeper. Good Recommendations
Box II, Worthington, Mimi Sc.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-03-29
HORSES, &c.

nor sALE--Family horse and open buggy, old,
but good. Warranted. Price, $40 for both.
Address, O., this office. IS.