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Mortgage Sale.

Whereas, default has been made in the conditions
of certain mortgage duly executed, acknowledged
and delivered by Charles NJ. Boyle, mortgagor, to
day of October 1874 and duly reco. ded as a mort
gage, in the Office of the Register of Deeds of Ram
sey county, Minnesota on the slst day of October,
of said day, in Book "a Of mortgages page S2a, in
and by which mortgage, which given for the bal
ance OF the purchase money of the lands hereinafter
described, said mortgagor did grant, bargain, sell
signs, the following described premises, situate in
the county of Ramsey and State of Minnesota, to-
(2s), township thirty (so), range twenty-three (23)
thence due east forty (40) chains to the southeast
corner of the northeast quarter of said section
twenty-six (26), thence north twenty-five (2 chains,
thence west forty (40 chains, thence south twenty
live (25) chains to the point or place of beginning
the same being one hundred 1OO) acres, more or
less. to secure the sum of five hundred (S5O0OO)
dollars and interest from the 30th day October 1874
at the rate ften per cent per annu payable annual
~ until paid, according to tho terms of three certain
promissory notes of even date with eaid mortgage
one sass ~ que tor for 90 due
all without grace, and executed by said Charles M.
Boyle, to the order of himself, and by him Endorsed
and delivered to said James Su4son Ut the time Of
the execution and delivery of said mortgage: and
Whereas there was allowed in and by said mortgage
the sum of twenty-five dollars attorneys fee in
case of the foreclosure thereof; and Whereas there
is now claimed to be due on said mortgage debt, at
the date of this notice, the snm of five hundre ed,
forty-three and 70-1C0 dollars, and no suit or pro-
ceedings at law or in equity having been instituted
for the collection of said mortgage debt any part
thereof now therefore, notice Is hereby given, that
by virtue of power Of sale in said mortgage con-
taned and In pursuance of the statute in such cases
made and provided, the said mortgage will DO fore
closed by sale of said mortgaged premises, and
which said promises hereinbefore described, or so
much thereof as will be 10 satisfy said debts
and costs and expenses, will be sold ct public auction
to the highest bidder, by the Sheriff Of said Ramsey
county, on the Goth day of October d. 1872 at ten
of the Old Court House, in the city Saint Paul. in
tetd county of Ramsey, to satisfy the amount duo
said mortgage debt. and attorneys fees and costs
and expenses of said sale.
Dated, ST. Paul, MINI. September 10Th. 1879.
JAMES STINSON, Mortgage.
E. 8. GERMAN, Attorney for Mortgage.
Sept 15-7w-Mon
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WASHINGTON NOTES.
EvAD1Na CUSTOM DUTIES.
Especial TELEGRAM IN tho T1,oho

A'AoANo OuoIOM DUTIES.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 2l.-The treasury de-
partment is thoroughly convinced that sugars
are being taken from Cuba to the Hawaiian
Aslands and there manufactured and then i'm
ported 10 this country and admitted free of
auey under tho treaty. The department. YES.
teroay issued an order that no sugar should be
admitted free unless actually grown in the
Hawaiian Islands. =. WV
SILVER DOLLARS.
Between the LIST and 18th of tho preser.
month l,so4'e9O standard silver dollars were
paid out by the treasurer of tho United States.
During that time 077,824 silver dollars were re-.
on nee 10 inc treasury. leaving the balance of
o'',ooo put In circulation. As there is an
average OF over 2000,O 900 silver dollars coined
each month, it will be seen that coins are acou-
n mulating much more rapidly than they can be
MIsDIRECTED LETTERS.
Inc practice of permitting postal employees
to change the address upon misdirected letters
and other mail matter has been found tn ba n
hlndrance instead of d help in forwarding of
matter to destination, and it ia accordingly
strictly forbidden under the new regulations.
Inns prohibition has compelled the department
70 take q position upon a question which has
Tor q long time occupied its attention and
WINCH pending the decision of tho department,
has been left to the discretion of postmasterss
ana railway postal clerks, that is whether mat.
ter not addressed to the postoffice can be con.
sidered mailable. Upon the advice Of the gen.
eral superintendent Of railway mail service
the postmaster general has decided that matter
not addressed to any postofce cannot be for
Warded in the mails, but must be returned tc
the sender, If known, for better direction, 0,
to the dead letter office.
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4 FELINE ADVENTURE.
Search for a Burglar and What Can
of 1t

Search for Burglar and What Came
A feline adventure took place yesterday
morning, with the laugh French tailor.
which, being too good TO keep, may be related
~ follows: AbOut clock yesterday morning
Officer Baer was approached at tie corner of
Third and Wabashaw streets, by an individual
whose frame was agtated by emotions Of dire
dread and excitement. The man gesticulated
wildly, and the dumb show exhibition of
ridiculous pantomlme would have We'd with
the performance of the nimblest coutortionist.
The broken vernaculer of he nocturnal van
derer demonstrated that he was AL alien frog
eater from La Belle France, and his wants were
made known to the effect that his louise had
been invaded by burglara and that he wanted
protection. The undaunted met!le always
shown by officer Baer III cases OF emergency
came calamity to the trout, and with soul in
arms he accompanied the Gaul to the scene of
the anticipated fray. The latter's residence, q
two story frame building Oh Seventh street
near Cedar, was approached with the utmost
caution.
The knight of the goose explained that he
had been aroused from his slum bers by some
one walking in the garnet situated directly over
his slee ping apartment. The lower floor of the
house was first searched without finding the
slightest trace of burglar. With bated breath
and stealthy tread the twain softly assembled
to the second story of the building, on reaching
which their ears were saluted by strange and
unaccountable noise, as if proceeding from the
garrett. At first it sounded like muilod foot.
fall, then there was staccato movement,
which had the rattling jingle peculiar to agi-
tated Golfers of coin.
The doughty officer clutched his trusty billy
in one hand, and his bull's-eyc lantern in tho
other, and with the Frenchman clinging to the
skirts of his cOat-tail the twain proceeded to
rout the stronghold Of the enemy. Boldly and
fearlessly they assembled the staircase leading
to the attic, on reaching the entrance of which
the procession halted. The officer prepared for
grand rally, the door was suddenly thrown
open, the bulls eye flashed On the darkness,
and the officer exclaimed ''ynu are my prison.
err" For moment the flash of the bulls-eye
encountered two glaring balls of fire. but only
for moment, then there was d loud purr, fol-
lowed by sudden bound, and huge toln-cat
rushed between the astonished Frenchman's
legs as if shot from gatlins gun. Tableaux.
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Fanny Davenport Tonight,

Miss Fanny Davenport begins her brief sea-
son at the Opera House this evening, supported
by strong company. The play selected for
the opening night is "Pique." Miss Dayen-
porta reputation Ia second to that of no other
actress who graces the American atage. The
Syracuse Star speaks of her as Mabel Ren frew
a. follows:
"Pique" gives Miss Davenport an opportu-
nifty to do almost everything within her grasp
On actress. She can dress well, and how
we'll she does it. In the first act how skilIfnIlv
she plays the light, frivolous coauette: Abe
walks through it without acting at all, and in
this abe shows her artistic ability. In the
second act the story deepens in interest. the
comedy begins to look ike a domestic TRAGEDY.
and the parting between Mabel Standish and
her husband is forcible, strong, masterful
piece of acting "
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.s7.rs iUNsORTUNaTE QCARREL.
Two i ,ll,, mon Undertake to Scttie D''
FINITE and Get Suspended.

VWO L Nt9 lueu ~
mute and Get Suspended
Policemen, like ordinary mortals, are SUP.
posed to be endowed with certain amount W
pure cussedness, and like less favored mar
viduals the same is liable to DO manlies'eo "
the most extraordinary occasions. Inc aoo'
reAection ia deduced from the frisky PERFORM
snce of two guardians of the peace at an carry
hour Yesterday morning, when the apec.Ae.e
was preseNted Of u lively tstlcutl ehco"ute1
hetween Officers Gibbons and Johhsop' wv
efficient and hitherto highly respected poilc'-
men. oo roster-
dsv morning at tho corner of Fifth avenue anu
Roberts streets, and serious results were pre-
vented by the timely interference OF sergeant
Walsh. who ordered beth men to tho station
where they were temporarily suspended from
duty by Capt. Clark.
t;on which occurred on Friday morning, the
circumstances of which may be given as toi-
lows: oa;,,,
ABOUT 8 o'clock on Friday morning Oilcer
Gibbons was proceeding down Seventh street
in the direction of his residence in the lower
part of tho city, when he observed ofhcer
Hanft cross that thoruughfare ut the intersec-
tion of Sibley street. As both men were going
in the same direction, Officer Gibbons Thought
to overtake Hanft for the purpose of having
company home, which he succeeded IN accom-
plishing by u lively run. The action was OBJ.
served by Officer johnson, who had charge OF
the Seventh street beat, and the action was re-
ported to Sergeant Walsh, as being calculated
to disturb the quiet of that part of the city.
In making his rounds yesterday morning,
Sergeant Walsh took Officer Gibbons to task
for running on the beat OF fellow officer.
Smarting under the reprimand, the latter en-
couutered Officer johnson shortly after one
o'clock yesterday morning, and dispute arose
as to the propriety of one officer informing
upon another, when the action in question was
not considered of sufficient Importance, on
Officer Gibbons part, to call for comment or
reprimand. After indulging in parley The
men clinched, Officer Gibbons falling with his
antagonist overhead. The alarm was given by
Officer johnson, which brought Sergeant Walsh
and Officer DeCorsey to the scene of the fracas.
Officer johnson explained that he had been
attacked by Officer Gibbons, whereupon, both
men were ordered to the station, accompanied
by Officer DeCorsey, where they were shortly
afterwards suspended by Capt. Clark. Mayor
Dawson will further investigate the matter to.
day.
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Route Ct tho HAYES Show TO Kansas

CHICAGO, Sept. 2l.-President Hayes and
Gen. Sherman are expected to arrive in this
city tomorrow evening about 8 o'clock by tho
Lake Shore railroad, en- route for Neosho Falls,
Kansas. They will remain over night at tho
Grand Pacific hotel, and leave in tho morning
by special train On the Chicago, Burlington c
After the entertainment at Quincy, the Presi-
dents car will be attached to special train of
the Missouri. Kansas 4 Texas railway at Ham
nibal At aedalia the PARTY will be met by
sas. and escorted to Fort Scott and Neosho
Falls.
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The Ute Indian Outbreak.
Especial Telegram to the Globe. I

CHEYENNE Sept. 2l.-Major Thornburgh was
expected to leave Fort Fred Steele yesterday
the White River agency with two companies
of the Fifth cavalry from Fort Russell, and one
company of the Third cavalry from Fort
Steele. but as the former companies only
reached Fort Steele yesterday, it is rot likely
that the expedition will move before Monday
As the command will have over 200 miles OF
difficult country to traverse before reaching the
agency, a week or more must necessarily be GO
cupied in the march. The force is not ade
quate should the Indians determine to resist
as they number $40 at White River agency
about 2G0 of whom are warriors. The report
that the White River agency had been burned
receives little credit here.
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A New Mover.

''Bsrrisford" is the name which has been
given to new novel written by lady Of this
city, and which will soon be Issued by . New
York publishing company, and laid before the
reading public Of the East and West. It will
be work of $50 pages; has been pronounced
byita examiners as unusually good and strong
In sentiment" with IN uniqueness Of charac
ter and plot which draws and holds the interes,
Of the reader from beginning to end. A fur
ther notice of this work will be given.
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4 SUNDAY Nipht RuctiOu.

lively ruction took place last midnight at
Louis Herman's saloon, No. CO West Third
street. resulting, fortunately, in no serious in
jury to any of the several participants. The
saloon was entered at IL o'clock by party of
young men who drank quite freely, most of
the individuals being far gone in their cups at
the time of tho ruction. After working their
courage to the sticking point the party be-
came quite noisy, and an exchange Of badi-
mage resulted in free fight. Officer Broemer
dawned on the scene at the height IF the fracas
and collared the entire party. They were taken
to the station, where they answered to their
names as follows: Louis Herman, F. Opel,
Chas. Riley and William Sundgrass. The
difficulty will be finally settled by Judge Flint
this morning.
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AMUSEMENT NOTES.

Frank Lawlor has sold his interest in the
California theater.
The Colville Folly company is playing to
good business in Philadelphia.
Hooley's Megatherian> Ministries are at
Brooklyn playing to full houses.
Tony Denier with his everlasting .Humpty
Dumpty is amusing the Bostonians.
.. Harry Pierson. o we'll known actor, was mar
riel last week st the little church around the
corner.
Capoul gets $1,000 month, Paulo Marie
o., 500 month and Nile. Angelo $1,000 a
! month,
Business at nearly all the New York theatres
has collapsed badly since the opening of the
season.
Business ut tho Cincinnati and Cleveland
theaters ia dull. owing to the proximity of the
election.
Bandmann made great artistic success in
the well-worn play of "Narcisee' at New York
last week.
Tony Pastor did losing business at Chicago,
and the newspapers seem to think his attrac-
tions fading.
sothern is having a new comedy written for
him by W. 8. Gilbert and Henry J. Byron, for
which he pays $4,000.
A new theater, tho Park, has been opened at
Philadelphia by the Union Square company, in
"The Bankers Daughter"
Nine. ANDRE, late mistress of the King of
Holland, is to be the leading artist in Maple
SONS new opera company which sails for Amer
ica on the Sd pr0x.
The Lingsrds arc playing "a Kiss in the
Dark at Boston, aud the audiences-or the
younger portion of them-play in anothtr YER
sion of the play afterwards.
BARLEY Campbell's new play, MY Partner"
written for Aldrich ard Parsloc, has proved a
decided success at New York, the bilious crit
les of the metropolitan press according it high
praise.
Ciar. Morris and Aimee occupied box to-
Retner At New York theater the other night.
and the former scandalixed the latter hv bar
srt;-. .,a rnacn attracted the attention Of the
1.-THE Wreck of the Pinafore,' a
operetta by Laura 8. Church. Il vii, s.
ably be played by the actors who 49,
wrecked in the various "Pinaforc,, ase oeen
throughout the country. 'ofes
'.Pinafore" is just becoming the rapa :,
England. It fell fat at first but the extraor-
dinary craze for it in this country proved in
fec.ious and our British cousins IRE lust
awakening to realization OF its merits.
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A telegram from Chicago announces that
Gen. Albert Pike will reach St. Paul this
(Monday) morning. His lecture to the
Masonic fraternity will be delivered this
evening at O'Clock at Masonic hall.
Lecture free to all Master Masons, and
all such are cordially invited to be present.
BY order of t.. r.. Master of Carmel
Lodge of Perfection, No. 9.
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CIHANCERY FORECLOSURE sALE-CIRCuI1
~ Court Of the United States, for the District Of

CIHANCERY FORECLOSURE sALE-C1Rcu11
- Court OF the United States, for the District Of
Minnesota ss.
jerome I. Case, Massena B. Erskine, Stephen Bull
and Robert H. Baker, VS.. George n. Towsley and
Hannah Towsley his wife, and Frank Towsley:
Pursuant to the decree OF the Circuit Court the
United States Of America for the District of Mime
sofa, made in this cause at the June term thereof, A.
D. 1879 and on the Goth dey Of June, A. D. 1879 the
undersigned, master in ehancery of said court
VIII sell at public auction, to the highest bidder for
cash, on
TUESDAY, THE TWENTY-FIRsT DAY OF OC-
TOBER, A. D. 1879,
at eleven O'Clock in the forenoon at the front en-
trance to the United States Custom House, in the
City Of st. Paul. in said disct (he place of holding
said court on Wabashaw street. in said city, to sat-
tis by said Decree with interest and costs al and
singular the following described parcel of land sit
uaed In the county Of LIE Sueur and State OF Mime.
sota that is to say: The southwest quarter OF the
southwest quarter and the south half OF the north
east quarter of the southwest quarter aud the south
half Of the northwest quarter Of the southwest quar-
ter oil of section numbered twenty (20 In township
one hundred and ten (1l0), Of range twenty.four
(2A west and also the following described parcel OF
Minnesota that is to say: OTIS numbered seven ~,
and eight ls), in section numbered fifteen (15) and
eli that part Of lot numbered one ~. In section
numbered twenty-five gay east of the line dividing
the northwest quarter Of the northwest quarter and
the northeast quarter Of the northwest quarter Of
hundred and eleven (111), of range twentysix (26)
west.
st. Paul. Sept 8, 1879. 81. E. MANN,
Master in Chancery.
CHARLES Il. LEE T. r. HupDLEsros,
Sep e-7w-Mon Plaintias' Solicitors
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VECENTS A LINE
AUCTION SALES.

ONLY ONE WEEK FOR REDEMPTIoN-JUDG-
~ MENT SALE OF FINE RESIDENCE PROP
ERTY-l will sell at public auction on the promises,
no: ll8 East Eighth street, On Thursday next 25th
inst at IL O'Clock the elegant residence prop
ery formerly occupied by &c. Terry, Esq, together
WIN mo two-seory frame house, barn, etc The
leet respectively, beautifully shaded by trees of full
growth. The neighborhood and accessibility make
desirable fora residence for any of our
business center Of the city Five years. time will be
given If necessary, and payments to suit purchaser
for TURNER particulars call at No 50 East I bird
stl nIn p. T. KAVANAGH,
HOv-Eos Commission Auctioneer.
SEvENTH STREET RESIDENCE AT AUCTION
~ H. j. Fatrchild, Auctioneer and Real Estate
A&ent, No. ~ Jackson street. Twill sell the large
dwelling and. and lot 59x10o on northwest corner Of
day, September 22d, at IL A. M, on the premises.
This is very desirable property, In coed neiehbor
hood, with Phalen water and gas, and near street
business property. Terms on day of sale. '''
245-52 h. 8. FAIRCHILD, Auctioneer.
OFFICE OF THOMAS COCHRAN, in. REAL
" ESTATE AGENT AND AUCTIONEER. No
IL WABAsHAW STREET.
will sell at public auction, Tuesday the 23d
inst Ion the premises, commencing northwest cor
ner Rondo and Arundel Streets at 10 O'Clock A. ii ,
the following property, all situated in Mackubn &
Mar>hal's Addition:
Lots ], 2, and 4, Block 4.
Lots p 5, 4 10. II, 49, 10, A. 1o, IT, 49, 10
20, 81, %, Is, as, 27,:2s, 20 and 80, Block 49,
Lots g. Is and IA, Block Is.
Lots 4, g. q TO- H. ~, Is, IA, Is, 16, IT, 49, 49, 90
q, %, 90 and 81, Block 16.
these lots must be sold to obtain the surplus there
may be in them above the mortgage claim, whiel
natures at once.
Tho exact amount of this claim upon each lot
ranging from Sl35 up, can be ascertained by those
wishing to buy by calling at my Office. This amour
will be stated at time of sae and any lot in the lis
will be sold to the highest bidder above this claim
No price has been fixed, further than above
| bidding.
These lots will never not "hardly ever" but neuer
be offered as cheap again. The mortgagor is abund
antly able to hold them, should they come into his
possession and nva iably advances at once the price
| of any property he takes under mortgage. These
lots are well situated, within easy reach of thu
center of the city, and equally desirable for in
! yesnent or for those seeking cheap property FOL
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a Duel Temporarily Broken Up
Especial Telegram to the Globe.

TSpeCIHI IeIenSrHm co ING d1OUe.
COLUMBIA, 8. c., Sept. 2l.-Arrangements for
hostile meeting between Col. j. J. Dargan
and Maj. Joseph H. Earl, both members of the
legislature from Sumter county, and promin-
emit men, were arranged yesterday, but some
how the matter got out and one OF the prin-
cipals was arrested and placed under peace
bonds The other, with his second, passed
Columbia for the sand bar. 1t is believed that
the affair will yet come off either in Georgia
or North Carolina.
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Mind Reading and Mystery,

The joint entertainment given at the Opers
House last evening by Brown, the mind reader.
and Everett, the sleight-,f-hand performer,
was not ss well attended as it deserved, All
passed off we'll, however, and those who we're
present were more mystifed than ever. Mr.,
Brown gave four tests of his power to read the
mind of another, three of them similar tot the
tests Of the previous Sunday evening and the
last spiritualistic test in which letter was
received from lately deceased St. Paul geutle-
man. He disolaimed the supernatural in this,
however. MIR. Everett's cabinet seance was
greatly enjoyed by all present. Ha II .eartaiuly
= master Of his art.
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Notice to Creditors.

In the matter Of the estate Of Hattie Smith, de.
ceased:
Notice is hereby given, that the Judge Of the Pro
bate Court of Ramsey county has fixed upon the
rst Monday Of October A. D. 1872 being the 9Th day
Of the month, and the Probate Office in said county,
"a the times and place when and where he will re.
ceiye, hear, and adjust al claims of AL persons
against said deceased. and that six months from the
date hereof have been limited as the time fo1
creditors to present their claims against said estate
Dated the 9Th day Of August, 1879.
MOSES MARTEN, Executor.
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Farms for Sale

1e0 acres In jackson county, Minnesota.
100 acres In Meeker county, Minnesota.
140 acres in Isanti county, Minnesota
80 acres in Todd county, Minnesota.
40 acres in Douglas county, Minnesota.
so acres in Houston county, Minnesota.
The above is oil choice farming lands, which we
will sell at low price for cash, part cash and bel
ance on time with approved security. For deacr.p-
ton of lands and further particulars, address ST
PAUL HARVESTER WORKS, st Paul, Einn.
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st. Paul Business Collie ge.

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. Paul, Blinn.
Don't fail to send promptly to the "old re-
liable"
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Ramsey County v. terans' Association.
All persons who have signed the call, and all
disposed to join the association, are requested
TO meet In the old court house on Saturday,
the 9Th day of October, 1879, at 7:s0 o'clock p.
H., sharp,
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PERSONAL.
Masonic Notice,

Alexis V. Perrin, Of Ekaterinosloff, Russs,
ia at the Merchants hotel.
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The Catholic church edifice in process of
construction in the town Of st. Mary, Wa.ecs
county, was struck by tornado on the evening
of Sept. IL, and torn to pieces.