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Daily globe., 1879-01-31
FLICK ElSING FLAMES.

TIE Insnti"te Fire Hirnd Greedizy Con.
smnses minneapolis Property--I.vo Fires
Yesterday.
ihe much dreaded fire alarm rang out long
and loud in Minneapolis yesterday forenoon
striking upon the sensitive ears Of the tin,id
with anything but pleasant sound. The FIRST
alarm was from the East Division, and was
occasioned by the discovery of hre
dwelling house ,wued and occupied by Mr..
Nancy Pierce. Eighth avenue northeast, be-
tween Fourth AMI Fifth streets. The u;,per
portion Ut the dwelling WAS occupied by Mrs
pierCe'S n-in-nw anu wif~-Mr. and Mrs
lie Kim ball" hn lost all their household ef-
sectS, clothing, jewelry, papers, etc. MIR. Kim
ball was absent ut the time, having gone to st.
Paul about an hour previous to the alarm.
hlrs. K'mbail, not feeling very well,
welt down stat S to stay with her
mother till her husband came home
A fire was left burning in the parl,r stove and
1t Is presumed some defect in the chinney
caused the ignition of the woodwork about
the stovepipe hole. The ire was discovered bv
q stuali boy in the neig hborhcod, who gave the
alarm. Mrs Pierce started up stairs 10 ascer-
tam the extent Ut the impending conflayration.
Upon u3eolng the door into the above men
toned room she was met with binding
volume OF smoke aud fame There was no
alternative but to 60 down stairs and
attempt 10 save the furniture; which
she Immediately proceeded to d.. Everything
in the lower portion Of the structure was saved,
but that was all Only a few moments elapsed
alter the alarm sounded before the L ,st Side
tire depart n ent was on hand With the steamer
and Cataract hose cart. Ole thuus md feet OF
hose was strung o1t i'll few moments, but
unfortunately, lacked just two lengths of being
enough. Then Chief Engineer BrlcketJ
had to drive 20 the West Side
to- procure the assistance If Teutonia Hose
Company No. 4. BY the time the required hose
arrived the building was a mass Of shoulder
ing ruins, and ell that could be done was to ex-
tlngulsh the same and prevent buildings in the
1mmetlats vicinity from becoming ignited.
The hremen did everything possible under the
circumstances, and no blame can be ATTACHED
to them, for, with zDO feet more hose the flames
could have been extinguishcd before any extern
slve damages had been done.
The entire loss will foot up not much less
than 81, 400. The building was valued at 81 200
and was insured for $500 in the Ena of Hart.
ford. Toe furniture and clothing was insured
Tor SS'O IN the Underwriters: both with Mr. P.
D. Mcmillan, agent.
ANOTHER ONE.
Scarcely had the East Division fire been ex.
tingui5hed when a second alarm was sounded
This one was from box 13, of the
fire alarm, and was occasicned
by an insipient IRE i'll the saloon of Jacs
Bar e. corner OF Washington avenue and FIRST
avenue south. The department WAS promptly
on hand, and the flames were extinguished be-
lore their services were needed
Parties about town should look out for de.
1ectlve chimneys Or We may have n serious
contlagratlOn ere long.
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Givtn0 McMitfan a C1ear T,4.cz;,
IWinona Republican,

Those wide-awake gentlemen who, sinoe
the possibility of Gov. Pillsbury's candi.
dacy Tor another term has become known,
have been frettlng in anticipation that this
purpose on his part might be designed sim
ply as stepping stone to the United States
Ssnate, may speedily cease their causeless
agitation. Gov. P,ilsbury-as the corras.
pondent of the Republican, at the capitol
assures US on excellent authors. Wv IL not
be, under any circumstal oes now conceiva.
ole, 9 candidate for the Senate. Ha has no
ambition In that direction to gratify-nor.
indeed, any other ambition Of polite, Il
nature, except to guard with the strictast
devotion aud fidelity the trust which The
people have already committed to his care.
and that only for such time as it shall be
their voluntary pleasure to retain him where
he now now IS + is also aote4 by our CORES.
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STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF RAM.
~ ~ sey-ss.-Mnn pal Court, City of Saint Panl
Charles R. Kimbal, plaintiff, against II. Il. Della
Plaine, defendant. -. =
The State OF Minnesota to ths above namsi defend
ant: ss
. Yon are hereby summoned to be and appear before
the Muuiop.l Court OF the City OF Saint Paul, I'M.
sey County Minnesota at term thereof to he hold
en- on Tue-day tss ls,h day of Feb, nary, a. D. 1879
st the opening OF the Count on that day. 10 o'clock
4 NJ. OF said last mentioned day, aud answer 10
Char es Kimball, the plaintiff herein, whose com.
amt Is on f'e III said court in civil actiou and
who demands Judgment against yon therin for the
sun. Of S4 lo.lnDwth interest from the ftt dav OF
September, a. D. 1878. be.ides the costs and dis.
hursenents of this action should yon fail to appea,
at the time snd psce aforesaid, Judgment vii be
rendered against yon for said sum or Sl4 1tL1OO
with interest ns aforesaid, together with said costs
and dis sbursements. - q fTy1E-zss
Seal Of the Witness the Honorable 8. M
Municipal Court. Flint, Municipal Judge =,
AZ the ty OF Saint Paul. State md county afore
said, this 10th day of January, A. D 1879
FRANK II. CARLETON,
Clerk OF the MumoiDal Court.
coxFoRI CoaY, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
ian l7.iw.fu
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NTATE OF MINNESOTA, RAMSEY COUNTY
y SIS. In Probate Court.
In the matter of the estate Of John Sawyer, de
ceased:
On reading aud filing the petition of E. NJ. R,y.
mond, of Ramsey county, representing among
other things, that John Sawyer, late of said
couny, on The 18th day of January. A. D. 1879,
at Saint Paul. died intesta Q, and being an inhsb-
tant of this equity at the time of his DEATH leaving
goods, chattles, and state within this county, and
that the said petitioner is the friend of said deceased
and praying That administration Of said estate be to
him granted is ordered, that said petition be heard
before the Judge of this court, on Wednesday, the
nineteenth day of February, A. D. 1872 at ten O'Clock
a. NJ. at the probate office in said county.
Ordered further that notice thereof be given to the
heirs OF said and to all persons interested
BY publishing cory Of this order for three succes
ive weeks prior to said day OF hearing in the DA1LY
GLOBE newspaper printed and published ct the
city of st. Paul in said county.
Dated at Saint Paul, the 23d day Of January, .
d. 1879.
By the Court,
Il: 81 HENRY o'GoRMAN,
laii24-iW-if Judge OF Probate.
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COMMERCIAL
st. Paul Retail nfarkets

CnncKrNs- Dressed chickens 81 I2c.
T"nKt Ys-Dressed turkeys; choice .lry picked
stock IL O l6c: inferior and common lr112c
t7AwE-Kabbits 25c per pair quail ~ o., per Dozen
Eaas-seady: fresh-laid eggs 2OG2lc per dozen
caRe eggs 16 tnIac.
BurrEn-choice creamery 230a2"c per ID j; fresl,
dairy 20 D26c: roll and print butter 20D22c; cook
FRUIT Apples ss.oO@s.5 so per bbl.; cranberries
6n NJ rer quart.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. s0n6oc per bus: onions
soc per bns: cabbage IN ldc per head; squash 1NG1
l5c: beets 4oc per bus; tr,rnps 4,c er bus: pars-
nps 75c per bus celery, 10 08nc per dozen lunches
ST. Paul Wholesale Markets.
Wharf.-The street offerings were q,te liberal,
although OF as l.rge for It's corrasr ondnr day
last week while the receipts by rail were larger than
on the early days of the .week. The dem md was
good and values ruled firm at quotations. extra No
br., 7Sc: No. O. 81 rs., 7O07sc; No a. SC MS, CSC;
No. 8, h5 1hs., 6,c; No. 3, "a tbs. SIC.
FL FLovR-pateut process s6 75a 700; straight 5OM
500; clear $50 n 4.OD: XXX 2.5O $50.
OATs-The receipts are liberal, and under good
demand prices rule steldy at the snbj oined quota
tons ons: No. 2, white, 2s02lc per bus; mixed, 220
CORN Market fairly aosive at the subjoined quota
tons: No. 2, 2sdt30c per bua.
BEANs-Fair to choice mediums s14oa 1.sO: navy
b TTER-Cho'cc creamery 1ttn.20c per 1b: fair to
goo do 1t6olso: compon to good dairy 5a15c.
PoULTRY-The OIL eriDgs of choice stock con-
per D.; dressed chickens in good demand at 7@osc
per fb
Eces-Fresh laid egg, 1e a17o per dozen; picked
eggs lnnl2c.
,CRANnEhnlEs-cul Cultivated sl.7591.;o; common
stock $50.
MILL sTuFFs-Feed s12.5o 013.oo: bran 4.5nM
800; shorts 6.U01S.0O; corn meal l2.L01125U per
ton. =.
B.RLE1-Market dull and receipts light; No. 2
nominal at 6oGl70c per bus; No 5, 3O035c rejected
l802Oc.
HAY-Baled hay-Timothy s9.5OM1o.0O: wild hay
75'ka8 0o; loose hay-wid 600 per ton; timothy e.OJ
485O.
PROVISIONS The inquiry was good and values
ruled firm at the annexed quotations: Mess pork
s9.ODA 925. Lard in barrels, SS5) per 10O 1bs kegs
7.o' pals 8.tW. City cured hams SC per ID shoul-
ders IA &c; bacon sides 5M5%c.
DREs ED HoGs-The supply was liberal, bit un-
der good demand the market rul, active at the fol
10 sing nge Of prcts: Heavy shipping stock S3.l5
a 3.25; common to good hogs, $500 @2.sO.
Ltv. STooK-The receipts were moderate, but
fu ly adequate to tn, rather brisk demand, willis
values continued to rule steady at the sbjoined quo
,ations. Choice smooth steers, S3.5M113. rs; good
aeshey steers, $50 @3.50; COWS aud heifers.
s2.25zl3Oj
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CHARTER AMENDMENTS,
The ReueHf.

The benefit to be rendered Grace Garland
next Monday night will be under the auspices
Of the ladies of Minneapolis. The stage will
be tasteFuly and appropriately decorated for
the occasion under the immediate super
vision of the ladies'. The Minneapolis Orches-
tral Union have kindly volunteered their vau-
able services aud com bned with the Metropnl-
tan orchestra. This will form combination
of such magnitude as IT, make this occasion q
memorable event in tho history OF the stage of
the Northwest. Parties purchasing tickets
from the ladies may secure seats at Elliott's
without extra charge. It is destined to be one
OF the most tiatterin! testimonials of apprecia-
tion ever given any actress in the West. and
will certainly be memorable event in the an
mails of the stage in minneapolis.
Daily globe., 1879-01-31
MlNNEAp POLLS NEWS
MINNEAPOLIS GLoEELETS


Tho county commissioners meet next Mn
day.
Lots OF tramps in town. Loo, mt for
Dime social and concert at Centenary church
Tonight.
The ice men have nearly completed their
winters harvest.
The Minneapolis Eastern railroad is to be ex-
tended to st. Paul.
The Safe Poultry show still continues to at
Tract lis share of attention.
After Saturday all visitors are to be excluded
from the Washburn mill, rs they Interfere with
the workmen.
Mrs. Mary Livcrmore il to lecture in Associa-
1lon hall this evening, aud should be listened
to by crowded house.
At the municipal court, yesterday, two
ornnks were fined $5 each; and j. II. Hunting
ton and Josephine Jones. for being found in a
mouse OF ill-tame, We're fined $40 each.
lG-year-old lad has been arrested for drunk
enness, and Fred Keller, an old offender, and
man named Halling, saloon keepers, will have
hearing tomorrow for selling the lad liquor.
meeting of the Northwestern Park asso-
citation will be held this afternoon at the coun-
Gil cham Der to consider a. d decide the question
OF locatloa. An interesting meeting il locked
ior.
At the district court yesterday, Judge Van
derburgh filed q decision in the case Of John
Aenndy VS.. T. Webster johnson. Motion for
an mi unItion to restrain the foreclosure Of IL
mortgage granted.
The Aim of Religion will be the subject of
kabbl Friedman's this evenings English dis.
course, to be delivered ut 1880 at the synagogue
IN The Central block, 2!3 Hennepin avenue
The public is most cordially invited to attend.
Seats tree.
For the accommodation Of many who want
80 attend 100 extra chairs will be put in Asso-
citation halt for Mrs. Livermore's lecture.
Tickets % cents, for sale at Williams book
store 224 Henepin avenue, and Ta!beru d
White s drug store East side.
Eiawatha lodge of Good Templars elected
the fo'l',wing fticers for the ensuing quarter:
". c. T., l.. Mel. Hyde; ". Y. T.. Lewis "
Williams; secretary, Vim. Ewing; financial sec
Tetary, j. g. Erwin; treasurer, Alrs. De Laittre:
marshal. Thomas Strattun; aplain, Mrs. L.
N'vrs; guard GRACE WeScntt; sentinel JOIN,
Stra toa; ?. ". G. T.. u. S;hofeld. They will
be Installed next Tuesday evening.
Daily globe., 1879-01-31
Grant as an I9.ish7nan.

The following is an extract from the Dub
lin Irish Times: The excellent crayon por-
trait drawn by Hartshorne, the American
artist, at present staying in Dublin, was
presented this morning by Gen. Grant to the
Lord Mayor with an accompanying letter:
Jan. 4 Ny Dear Lord Mayor: The artist
(Hartsho: ne) who drew the portrait of me
which was hung in the banqnet-haIl last evening
has presented it to me to he presented again to
such person as choose. AS am now an Irish
citizen of good standing, I do not wish to carry
it away with me. May ask you to accept it?
Very truly yours, US. GRANT.
To Sir John Darlington.
The Lord Mayor replied as follows:
The MANSION HOUSE, DUBLIN. Jan. 5.-My
Dear Ge". Grant: / accept with pleasure the
portrait of your own good self which you have
30 kindly presented me. The artist (Hsrtshorne)
has produced most striking likeness, and l
shall keep it pleasing souve ,ir of your be-
coming freeman of the ancient and loyal city
Of Dublin. Yours truly.
JOHN HARRINGTON. Lord Mayor
To Gen. Grant, Pre- -ident United States.
Daily globe., 1879-01-31
"THE SYLPH."

Gen. McDonald and "rhe Sy1ph" Resist
the Process of United States Court
Criminal Proceedings Commenced
Against Them.
MILWAUKEE, Jan. 30.-Last week Deputy
United States Marshal Simpson went to Green
Lake county with a civil writ for the purpose
OF attaching some property belonging to Cen
eral John F. Mcdonald. The deputy was un-
aoie 10 serve the writ, having met with armed
Issued charging Gen. Mcdonald. Mrs. LaMotte
lthe Sylph) OF whisky ring notoriety, anu Mr..
ihon' p on, an attorney, with resisting United
States officers Armed with this writ the mar
shai returned t" Ri po: to-day and will bring
the parties to this city for examination on the
above charge.
Daily globe., 1879-01-31
Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO. Jan. so.
FLOUR-Qui and unchanged.
GRAlN-wheat fairly actve aud shade higher:
No. red winter s5laWs7ts G; No. Chicago spring
81 Si1ar cash; s6Ac February: s7ssc March NJ.
active aud shade higher; t1y3lhc cash aud Feb
riary: slAc March; 3s4c May; rejected 27A Q.
Oats good demand and hide higher: 1870 ca II !;
~ February: 2o'a March: 2sz May. Rye steady
and unchany.d. Bailey quiet but Arm; 8lhc.
FLAX SEED-F,rmer: $l.i5gl.25.
PROvlSlONS-Pork strong and higher: So.4O
cash: 9.42 @9:45 February; s7'@m g.. o March
oao 72s April. Lard stro"g and higher; 6.35 d,
6.s7n cash aud Febr a,y: 6.45 a6 IT, March
5;n7n @6e. April Bulk meats goo demand a
shade higher: S35 5HO4.4'l.a.7. Dressed hogs buoy
ant but unsettled: S3.75N4."0.
WhlSkY-Steady and unchanged; S1.04.
RECElPTS-9GO0 uarreis -four; 50 ono
bushels wheat: 74'HH bushels corn: 7Ooo bushels
oats: 46C0 bushels rye: 1900 bushels barley.
SHIPMENTS-S,5O barrels -four; 6,tkE, bushels
~heat: .0oO bushels corl: l7.NNl bushels oats
975 bushels rye; 150.0-bushes barley.
CLOSING PRI.Es.
GRAIN-Wheat. fair demand. at lower rates: IS C
asked February; SIC March Corn steady ald uu-
changed. Oats steady an unchaaye
PKOVlSI 'NS-Rurk strong and higher: $9.5s
A9.57R February: 9. 20 n9.71 NJ srch. L.rd strong
and higher; $6.42A@6.45 February; 6.6!M@6.65
ALrl.
Daily globe., 1879-01-31
New York Produce Market.

New YORK, Jan. 80.
COTTON -stca1y at 9HM9sSc: futures stea1 ".
FL''Uk-Nominal: receipts a,000 barrels super
dne state aud western S3.254S.5,; Common to good
extra 1865 03.s); good to choice 3.95 81 So; white
wheat extra 4.5s@5.25; Minnesota pateut process
$500 IT'S.
Wheat active; receipts o3.oo0 bushels
raJe ted tpripg 74c: uDgrad sprlng S0c0Si o };
No. Spring &t0h94c; ungraded red 99ctl 1}S: No.
do ln4Di.u5: No. do l.N9AMal O9b: No "a
l.0sh: ungradel amber LOS al o.; No. amber
l.t6Ml07.s; No. 2 white 1.U7M0 al .O7a; No. do
sales rs 10 bushels at l.n94. Rye drll; western St
06'Ihc. Barley nominal. Malt dull and nominal.
Corn nominal. receipts St,dN bushels; u,igradsd
and rejected 4740D48c: No. 3, 44hc: steamer 45As:
No. 2, 41Ac IN stora; 47My48Ac ahoat; new do "a
In464c. Oats nominal: receipts $4,000 bushels; r :
je ted 29c: No white $40: No. 2 do 80 n33Ac; No.
do A13lAc; mixed western 30AG3lAc; white
western 32n34Hc.
HAv-Du aud unchanged.
HOP5-Nominal.
Gk''CERIES-Coffee quiet and steady; Rio car
goes II n1sc: job lots II TIC. Sugar quiet and firm
fair to good refining 6HcO5Ac. Molasses dull AID
nominal. Rice quiet.
PErkOLEIIM-Firm; united 95197Ko; crude
$1!84 4@10sA; refuet 1.osss bid.
TALEOW-Steady ut SIC.
RDSTN-Firm at xl.4!MO1.45.
TURPENTINE-Quieta at 3l.29M.
PRDDUCE-Eggs steady: western 23k0D29c. But
ter, western 6%M3l. Cheese frm; western 2@SAc
PROvtSlONS-Pork dub: mess SS5 5,08.6.-a for
old; l'.50 for new. Beef iet aud uuch .ngod
Ont meats quiet: wester long clear middles $500
short do 525. Lard opened excited and closet dull
at Is.
.wHIsKY-slos@1.osX.
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Notice to Creditors-Hearing Before
Commissioners.

In the matter of the es:ate Of Felix Gngrich, de-
ceased:
Notice is hereby given, tina the undersigned have
h"e appo nted by the Judge Of the Prob te Court of
sioners i'll the matter said estate, to receive ex-
anime and adjust all claims and demands of all per-
us against said Felix Gingrich, late of Lebanon
ON January 7th, 1879 have been ,ed and allowed
by said court to creditors to present their CLAIMS
to as aforesaid; aud that will, 10 O'Clock in
the forenoon the second Tuesday of every .ronth
for the next six months beginning on Tues lay the
lit day of February, lo79, at the Office of Lamprey
James, at No. q East Third street. in ST. Paul, in
claims and demands against said "eceased at FORE
said. THEODORE SANDER,
CHAS F. DANA,
THOS. J. BARNEY,
Commissioners of the estate of Felix Gingrieh.
deceased. ian lO-sw fl
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The Lord Mayor replied as follows:
No Discrimination.
Pittsburgh Disnateh !

Senator Window insists that an appropria-
tion be made to pay the way of those blacks
who wish to emigrate from the South. What
will he do with the poor whites who Wish to
enter some field where it may be easier q,
clothe the naked back, and fad the food which
keeps body and soul tosether7 There must be
no Discrimination against the white race in this
country Of general equality.
Daily globe., 1879-01-31
Circulate the Dnc.sn,. ...e,

Fn11aueIph q IImea.
In bis speech to the Wisconsin legislature
after his election TO the Senate Mr.. Matt H
Carpenter stated ''that the last remains of the
war have been oblitcrated" This has fur some
time been suspected by some people, althou Oh
there are organs that have never heard Of it.
It might be a g,"d idea tr Print Senator Car
penters speech TOR general circulation among
the newspapers of his party.
Daily globe., 1879-01-31
Po,Ue,5isl Is,saOinaiion.
Martin County Times.

Martin County Times.
The GLOBE is never happy if it is not going
or somebody or something. 1t is nuw trying
- make out a case against the STATE prison
ing, hut is finding it uphill business. EN-
ul"yes of that Institution and convcts hos,
terms have exp,red do not furnish facts which
-ven the powerful imagination OF the Clio BE
can distort into a very desperate case.
Daily globe., 1879-01-31
Teachers Meetin0S.

The following teachers meetings will be held
on Saturday, February 1st, at the high school.
First division will meet in room G at 9:3O 4. NJ.
second division in recitation rooms al indicated
last week, at 9:30 A. NJ high school division in
room a at 8 A. NJ. All teachers connected with
the schools will assemble in room q at IL 80
A. NJ. O. " TousIr
Daily globe., 1879-01-31
House of Representatives.

PASSED.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 30.-Tbe postoficc appro-
priation bill passed after many of the amounts
were increased.
FILIBUSTERTNG.
The struggle Of yesterday for the morning
hour was then resumed.
motion to go into committee was defeated
yeas 49, nays l23. But Hewitt changed to
the negative, and moved to reconsider the vote.
This was promptly followed by a motion t.
lay Hewitts motion on the table, and on that
a yeas and nays vote was taken.
The hour of two O'clock having arrived the
Spe aker Interrupted the roll call, announcing
the floor was at the disposal of the committee
on District of Columbia. A number of bills
were introduced and referred. Adjourned.
Daily globe., 1879-01-31
CITY COUNCIL.

a" AIj'nrned Neeti"D Heid Last Eue,,ing
+" Discuss Hater Whee's, and dme7d tie
City Chnit~g.
At special meeting OF the council last night
the eng ineer was ordered to remove debris in
front of the pump house. and thus increase the
flow of water into the bulkhead. Propositions
to furnish two new water wheels at an ex pense
of So, $50 were submitted.
CHARTER AMENDMENTS.
City Attorney Wm. Lochren read volunnin-
ous report of the new amendments to the city
charter of the city OF Minneapolis. viii ch it
desired the counoil should take action
upon.
The matter was referred to special co nit
tee, consisting of Aid. Snyder, Andrews, Wood
ward and Walsh.
1t was voted to exempt the scaler Of weights
and measures from turning his fees into the
treasury,
Daily globe., 1879-01-31
Associated Press Markets.

MILWAUKEE, Jan. 80.
FLOUR-steady and quiet.
4HAIN-Wheat opened firm and Ac higher, and
closed firm; No. hard SIC; NO. ], Ole; No. ?,
S6Ac; January s6Ac; February s64c; March s7az
No. 8, 7lMc; No. 4, 63ANoe4,ac; rejected 550as6c.
Corn steady; No. nominal at 29Hc. Oats less firm
No. 2, l9Ac. Rye easier and in fair demand No. l.
42Hc. Barley tirmer aud higher; No. cash aud
February 74c: March 75hc.
PROVISIONS Quiet and higher. Mess pork quiet
new $3.50. Lard, prime steam $645.
HOGS-Live, easier at 81. rs as. 80. Dressed hogs
firm and unchanged at 400.
RECEIPTS-5,' SO barrels -four; 39,8iO bushels
wheat.
sHIPMENTs-382 800 barrels -four; l4,227 bushels
wheat.
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CITY NOTICE,
OFFICE OF THE CITY TREASURER.
ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA Jan. 80, 1870
City Treasurer's Sale.

Notice is hereby given. that under and by
virtne of 8 judgment entered on the 22d day
Of January, 1879. in the District Court, second
Judicial district, Rsmsey county, State of Min
nesota against the hereinafter described real
estate, situate, lying and being in said citv and
county. ON an assessment warrant for
CONSTRUCTING SEWER ON NINTH
STREET. FROM TEMPERANCE STREET TO
BROADWAY,
in said city of st. Paul. the undersigned will,
ON Saturday tho 18th day of February, 1879,
ut 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, at the front dt,or
If the City Treasurer's office in the CITY of St.
Paul; county of Rtmsey. offer for sale at pub
Tic auct;on. as provided by law, tn the best
'idder for cash; the following described real
estate, to-wit:
Daily globe., 1879-01-31

'ondent that the rumor connecting Mr..
Washburn's name with the Senatorship to
'ucceed Mr. Mcmillan is equally unfounded
having no foundation outside of the
imagination of those who gave it currency
Daily globe., 1879-01-31
CITY NOTICE.
OFFICE OF THE CRY TREASURER.
ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA, Jan. 80, 1879.
City Treasurer's Sale.


Notice IS hereby given, that under and nv
virtue If Judgment entered n Il he 22d day OF
January. 1879. in the District Court. second
judicial district, Ramsey county, S,ae Of Min.
nesota, against the hereinafter described real
estate, situate, lying and being in said city aid
county, on an assessment warrant for
CONSTRUCTING A SEWER on ST. PETER
STREET, FROM NINTH TO TENTH
STREET, AND ON TENTH STREET TO
FORT STREET,
in fsid city of st. Paul. the undersigned will,
on Saturday, the 18th day If February, 1879,
at lO clock in the forenoon. at the front door
of the City Treasurer's Office in the city Of st.
Paul, county of Ramsey. offer for sale at pub
lie auction as provided by law, to the best
bidder for cash, the following described real
estate, tu-wit:
BdssLLe de- Guerin's Addition.