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Daily globe., 1879-01-22
Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO, Jan. ~.
FLOUR-Nomnally unchanged.
GRAlN-Wheat excited and higher; No. red
winter 81 15sc; No.3 Chicago spring 82lzo cash ;
s5sc bid February; 971sc March sales s4a0Os7ssc
March; No. Chicago 69Q.71c; rejected SIX 1922 c.
Corn strong and higher; 905a G cash: Sic February
3lts March; sales, rejected 27c. Oats demand light
but holders higher; 20hc cash; 20l4c February;
i2o1ao March: 2S2lc bid May. Rye good demand and
a shade higher, 44c. Barley dull aud nominal, 900
0lc. h9%HiEsEsE sFlI-. +
FLAX SEED-Firm and unchanged.
PROVISIONS-Pork excited and higher: opened
very strong; 50MT0c higher; closed easier, Sa,25
cash: 9.30G9.32,a February: 9.4509.47A March !:
sales 9.1509. 72M March; 9.s1lzQ9 60 April; sales
9.S2& @9.S5 April. Lard excited and higher; un-
settled: closed easier; S612 cash 6.15@h.17h Feb
ruary 6l2hNd6.27zs March 6.3506.37N April sales
6.15Q06.32a March; 12,aQlG.45 April. Balk meats
strong; boxed shoulders $3.32a Go3.35; bulk short
ribs 442h y4.45 bulk short clear CO. Dres-
sed hogs strong and higher, $3.7O03. 80. ~Jt@
/ WHISKY-Steady and unchanged, 81. .o4.
l. yRECEIPTS-12,G00 barrels ~ flour; 1872 600
bushels wheat; 81, o. bushels corn 81 900 bushels
oats; $500 bushels rye; 5000 bushels barley. M
SHIPMENTS-7,50O barrels flour; 24,0OO bushels
wheat; $1,000 bushels corn; 49,010 bushels cats
$40 bushels rye; 9,5H. b lshels barley. q. ,ati
CLOSING PRIsEs.
GRAIN-Whsat Strong and higher; ee4c bid jan
uary 81 40 February; $3.50 March. Corn, demand
ictive prices advanced; 31& @13lA February; $40
March; 3S14c C bid May. Oats, demand fair; prices
higher; 24c May. tss : 4 ~
/ PROvIsIONS-Pork excited aud higher: 80 As
May; 976 asked April. Lard frcer; advanced 2Ac.
Daily globe., 1879-01-22
SALTWATER NEWS.

Meeting Of the COMMITTEES Of seventeen
this evening ct the council rooms.
full dress rehearsal Of the Naiad Queen
took place Monday evening OF Mennerchor
hall.
Shipments yesterday on the Saltwater l.
Taylors Falls road, 400 barrels Of -four; re-
csipts, three car loads of merchandise.
Sooiable Friday evening, Jan. "a, inciud-
ing supper and dance, at the residence of
Fayette Marsh, for the benefit of the Univer-
salist rectory fund.
The trial Of the case of the State of Min
nesota VS.. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. johnson.
charged wit. keeping house of fame at
Point Douglas, was i'll progress yesterday
afternoon before Judge Norgood.
The 2:15 train on the Saltwater & Taylors
Falls road ran into COW about two miles
below Saltwater, yesterday, injuring her so
badly as to cause her death. The train had
to be stopped to take her off the cow
catcher.
MIR. r. Hartranft, a farmer residing about
ten miles from this city, was thrown out of
his wagon when returning home Monday,
breaking his right arm below the elbow. Il
appears that he had just stepped into the
| wagon when the team started so suddenly as
to throw him out, and falling on his right
| arm broke the bone between the elbow and
| wrist.
Daily globe., 1879-01-22
New York Produce Market.

NEW YORK, Jan. 81. ~
COYTON-Quiet at 7-l6W9 9-16c; futures steady.
FLOUn-Demand active; receipts l2,OOO barre!s !:
super;sne state and western S3.25@3.55; common to
good extra s.eoaos.9o; goodi4to choice 395@4.oO;
St. Louis ssQ15. 10; Minnesota patent process $50
G8.0O. .,sc.+E4 s1ES'"s,
GRAI Wheat in fair demand; receipts 10000
bushels; ungraded spring $50; No. 8 spring 900
92c; No. 4 Milwaukee SA@s4Kc; No. 3 Chicago
spring SLIGO in store; ungraded red 99cll1.10h No
8 do l.uStaep1.oI; No. do 1.O9h081.lOA; No. do
amber 1.06a G9i.07A; ungraded white i.o7ba
4 13; No. 8 do l.O3lA No. q do l03la; No. 11do
sass $500 bushels at 1.Io@@1.1l; extra do, SALES
s,oao bushels M at at l.llai.l2. Rye frlner; western
Malt quiet end unchanged. Corn, demand actiye
reesapts aS.e90 bushels; ynzradad 47Q&8o; No. 8
Daily globe., 1879-01-22
WEDNESDAY EVENING.
Forced to Cj.G3,He.

Two young men, we'll and heretofore favor
ably known in high-toned circles, alike for
their tne appearance, correct department,
Websterian intellects, and the ease with
which they put up for the other boys when
short, have lately come to grief under sad
circumstances. They have been stopping at
au aristocratic (?) boarding-h house not far
from Hennepin avenue, occupying the front
room on the first floor, and have hitherto
been guileless as doves. Directly overhead
roomed couple of lovely, but suspicious
danasels, who became convinced that all was
not right on the floor below. One night,
lately, they prepared for a test, and hearing
slight commotion they stepped down stairs
ard out to side window. Then they went
back and called another lady boarder, who
in turn called the landlady, and she call ed
the landlord. Suffice it that al! were con-
yinced; that the landlord speedily notified
the young mon and their frail companions
to get out; and that that is why they have
changed their quarters.
Daily globe., 1879-01-22
CITY ! N NOTICE. !

OFFICE OF THE CIrY TREASURER,
ST.. PAUL, M1NNrsoTk, Jan. IA, 1879.
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LEGALS.

GTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF RAM
~ SEY-District Court ss5's @.tti5. ~
In the matter of the ass gannent Of Henry T. Sat-
tier. sole surviving partner of David G. Sattler and
Henry T. sattler, late partners Satter Bros, and
OF Henry T. sattler individually, to Solomon Berg
man. -r.s.a G.,. g,t,:.t...E-- .,45..T, e -;
Notice is hereby given that did, on the 18th day
of January, 1879 duly file in said court my petition,
setting forth that had fully completed my trust as
assignee of the said Henry 7. sattler sole surviving
partner Of David c. Sa.ter and Henry T. Sattler late
partners Sattler Bros and of Henry T. Satler in
diydualy; and notice is further hereby given that
will apply to said court at special term thereof to be
holden at the court house in the city Saint Paul in
said county the sth day Of February, ls7e for an
order discharging and relieving from alt further
duties, liabilities and responsibilities connected with
said trust and for order allowing and empowering
me to retransfer and convey to said Henry r Sattler
all Of the property and assets heretofore assigned and
conveyed by him to such sole surviving ps rtner
of said late firm Of sattler Bros, or otherwise. -
SOLOMON BERGMAN,
Assignee.
ROGERS & ROGERS,
Attorneys for Assignee jan15-4w-wed
Daily globe., 1879-01-22

4sas@45Ae; steamer 454dD4ec; No. 2, 4eNGD47Ac.
Oats steady; receipts Is, 600 bushels; No. white
$50 bid: No. 2, 32A034Hc; No. 1do 36c bid; mixed
western S0D3lhc: white western 33A@35c.
l&jH jHAY-Firm and unchanged. j3p44 1st5 &i.n
h. HOPS-Quiet and unchanged, !, En-.
GROCERIEs-C Coffee quiet and unchanged. Sugar
dull; fair to good refining ssa@6Sc. Moasses dull
and unchanged, Rice steady; Rangoon &c.. =,
PETROLEUM- -Fif1ner;i united $1.O4aas al .06H (;
crude los .08N; refined l.O9A.s sfii1l-TeF -
|, TALI,OW OW7-Steady at 6m@SMe.
S; ROSIN-Steady at $1.35GD1 37x.E s'iA S'ttf fs:
" TURPENTINE-S1.2s .2s@1.2SH. IS af@a
PRODUCE-Eggs firm; western 2sQ129c Butter
dull; western 6l43ac. Cheese steady and unchanged
PROVIS1ONS-Pork quiet; mess S8.25 for old !;
meats firm; western long clear middles $4.871a; !;
$780, .Fts"s 9ta} -
WHIsKY-Nominal at ill bid; none offered.
Daily globe., 1879-01-22
IlUGERS q hOGERB,
Attorneys for Assignee. jan15-4w-wed

GTATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY or RAM
~ sey-ss. In Probate Court, Special Term, jan
uary IA, 1879. sita{f ..'7
In the matter Of the estate of John R. Irvine, de-
ceased. @EGFi FsEsEs.! Ga 1ec;e,.
+ On reading and filing the petition Of Nancy Irvine.
ceased, representing among other things that she
has fully administered said estate and praying that
time and place be fixed for examining and allowing
her account of administration, and for the assigns
ent Of the residue Of said estate to heirs according
to law. 5l2 4!l5afyG AT.ta aaEafgIita4 erf-ts iS
1t is ordered; that said account be examined and
petition heard q by the Judge tf this Court on
Wednesday, the 18th day OF February, A. D. 1879, at
10 o'clock A. NJ at the Probate Office in said county.
And it is further ordered, that notice thereof be
Of this order for three successive weeks prior 70 said
day Of hearing, in the DAILY GLOBE, newspaper,
prtnted aud published at the city Of st. Paul.
county. ys5z,F,,f tTrifsf s,.E s, i.S.
T.. HENRY o'aoRMAN,
Judge of Probate.
Z fny, I K -l,u.-r A.
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COMMERCIAL,
st. Paul Retail Markets..

ST. PAUL, January 21.
TURKEYs-Dressed turkeys; choice {lrv pickad
stock 12Dl5c; inferior and common 10112c. - se
GAsE-Rabbits Csc per pair; quail So 90 per dozen.
EGGs-sseady; fresh-laid eggs 20(@22c per dozen
case eggs 17QDl8c. ! GEf5#~$E N -"
BuTTER-Choice creamery 2A12sc per b.; fresh
dairy 2olS35c; roll and print butter 2OD22c; cook
ing butter l2@Dl5c.
FRU1r-Apples s3.oo0s,bo per bbl.; cranberrtes
G@Sc per quart. 40. -.yy,ts
VEGETABLES Potatoes bo06oc per bus; onions
15c; beets 40c per bus; turnps 400 per bus pars-
nips 75c per bus; celery, 7O@8Oc per dozen bunches
Daily globe., 1879-01-22
st. Paul Wholesale Markets.

WHEAE-The movement was good and nnder mod
crate offerings values ruled firm with a strong mn
ward tendency. Daily sales of No. 2 wheat on the
track are being made at 65@6sc per brshel, which
ooes not influence the regular quotations, which re-
main as follows No. Il IS Ibs., 7ac; No. q 81 fbs
!oc; No.2, 56 1bs CSC; No. g. 90 1bs. 60c; No. 8, 81
bs., SOC. IA r. = =
FLoun-Patent process Se.75@7.Oo; straight .5em
500; clear 3.5Oz,4.0D; xxx 2.5O q 800.
OA7s-Tha receipts are liberal, and under good
tons No.'.2, white, 23@24c per bus mixed 22M
per bus, E@94assT4F' .geT~p. - 80 ~
GoRN-Narket fairly active at the suh;oined quota
hons: No. 3, 28031c per bus. 0 ''s 'Ao'A
BEANs-.Far to choice mediurns A1, ,4Ofc1 IN. navp
hand-pieked l.500l.S5; common stock 10. =
BeTTER.-Choice creamery l81S0oS per lb; fair to
4 4esa 90 laaslSe; oe1aaaea 70 coed dairy a2Al6e.
Daily globe., 1879-01-22
Bob BaGSGetEe.

Bob B,GTGette.
A small but appreciative audience attend
ed R. Burdette's lecture Monday evening on
':Ths Rise and Fall of the Mustache.'' MIR.
Burdette was introduced by E. II. Taylor, Of
the Lumbernnan, in his felicitous style. The
humorous yet interesting lecture was listened
to with strict attention. The speakers man
ner Of sometimes reaching the sublime and
pathetic and then falling suddenly into the
ridiculous before getting firm hold brought
down the house every time. s;
Daily globe., 1879-01-22
Boston Produce Market.

BosroN, Jan. 81.
/ FLOUR Steady; western supertine S3.O0a3.25:
common extras 3.75M4.25; Wisconsin do 4.oo@4 so; :;
Minnesota do A.25@5t0; winter wheat, Ohio and
Michigan 4.7505 25; Illinois and Indiana; S5OUG1
5.75; St. Louis 5.00db6.GO.
aRAIN--Corn quiet hut firm; mixed and yellow
60D53c Oats firm; No. l and extra white 40c; No.
white and No. mixed SO034c.A Rye G0sa62c = s
Daily globe., 1879-01-22
ASSOCIATED Press Markets.
Milwaukee Produce Market.

MILWAUKEE, Jan. 21..
FLoUR-Quiet and unchanged.
t1RAIN--Wheat opened firm and Ac higher, and
closed buoyant; No. hard S6c; No. ], e9c; No. 2
S6Ac; January e6Ac; February $3.50; March ssh 6 ;
No. 3, 72c; No. 4 62ho rejected 53Ho. Corn firm.
NO. 2 lac Rye higher; No. l, 43c. Barley stronger:
No. opened st soc; closed at s1Ao; February sOH
GlS1Ac. ,#s.
PROvIsIoNs-Firm and higher. Mess pork firm
new $3.50. Lard, prime steam $6.25.
HOGS-Ltve buoyant and higher; light S2.aon
500; heavy 3.l0M3.25. Dressed hogs aotve and
higher at S.6003.75.
RECEIPTs-s,seo barrels flour; se,2eo bushels
wheat ,..s25
sHIpMENTs- -l9,o8s barrels nour; 1e,os4 bushels
Daily globe., 1879-01-22
Chicago Live Stock Market.

CHICAGO, Jan. al. Z
Hoas-Drovers' Journal reports receipts 10000;
shipments 2,0D; market still higher; choice heavy
3.121a.
CATTLE-Receipts 4,5op; shipments 1000;
dull aud lower; shipping s. a4.sO; stockers 24o@
$40; butchers' easy cows 2. C12.7O.
shEEP-Receipts 500; shipments 1ao; steady; 500
Daily globe., 1879-01-22
New York Dry Goods.

N9W ROFR Dfy GOOus. =
NEW YORK. J&n. 21.
To-days market shows no percepible change from
yesterday. Print cloth remains nrm at late quota
tions. Prts fair demand at steady prices. Bleached
cottons quiet, but for brown there is good demand
and some brands we'll sold up to production. Atlantic
and brown sheetings advanced from 6A to 7cs Glas.
gov ginghams arc now quoted, checks and fancies
81 dress styles Co. An improved trade is antici
pated upon the settlement of the freight question
which is now expected daily. Tjs'' ,
Daily globe., 1879-01-22
Probate Court.
before Judge Rea. |

Before Judge Rea.
IN the matter of the estate Of A. 0. Col
burn, order made for citation on account of
special administrator, returnable Februar y
17th
An order for hearing petitions for the ex-
tension Of time for presenting claims against
the estate OF Levi Butler was made, and
hearing set for January 25th at 10 O'Clock.
A petition from Adam J. Smith, guardian
of the minors in the estate of Adam J.
Smith, deceased, asking administrator to
appear and show cause why be should not
file corrected final accosnt. Order made
returnable January 25th.
Daily globe., 1879-01-22
ST. PAUL TRADE.
Weekly Revie,v Of the St. Pouz lEaa'h cts.
OFFICE OF TIE GLOBE.

OEF1CE OF THE GLOBE,
ST.. PAUL Jan. 81.
fair movement has been experienced at the
principal Wholesale aud jobbing houses the
past week, and for this season of the year the
volume OF business transactions has been GEN
orally satisfactory. The clear open weather
had @ tendency to retard business in certain
departments of trade, the general impression
being that cold snap accompanied by liberal
amount Of snow would add fresh impetus to all
classes of business.
The receipts of wheat have been large aver
aging over 10000 bushels per day, which does
not include the street offerings, which are fully
up to the average. -
The volume of shipments Is also large, and
all offerings find ready demand. No parlicu-
lar change has transpired in the general depart
ments Of mercantile trade, with the exception
OF staple dry goods. which in some instances
have underu ent.a favorable change. The de-
mand for dry goods, boots aud shoes, hardware,
drugs, leather, clothing, carpets, notions, ETC..
compares favorably with, the corresponding
week last year, while collections in most in
stances have been satisfactory. ea
The provision trade has been good and deal
ers report an active market at tirmer values,
tho demand for pork being particularly lively.
Daily globe., 1879-01-22
THE COURTS.
District CO,.rc.
before Judge Vanderburgh.J

Before Judge Vanderburgh.
The following decisions have been fled
with the clerk Of the court:
Charles A. Pillsbury vs. f. W. Herrick.
Judgment for plaintiff for the relief de-
mended.
Henry Wacks VS.. Geo. Jodan ct al. Judg-
ment for plaintiff for amount claimed and
interest.
John Patterson vs. Wm. spooner. Mo-
ton denied.
Lorenzo N. Bronson VS.. It. j. Nugent ct
al. Judgment for plaintiff for relief de-
lnanded without costs.
Hugh Steenson vs. j. G. Higgins. Judg
ment for defendant.
Chauneey A. Pond vs.. Thomas Lowry.
Demurrer orerruied.
John D. Eversole VS.. Preston Cooper ct al.
Demurrer sustained.
Wn,. MoGrath VS. John W. Staples. ia lg-
ment for plaintiff.
Eleonora Yerger VS.. Anthony Yerger. Ap-
plication for divorce not granted.
Eliza Vauder Heck VS. Henry B. Beard.
Judgment for plaintiff.
Daily globe., 1879-01-22
Markets in Detail,

The following quotations giving the range OF the
markets during tbs day were received by 1f
M O r 0 II, III o O r E q Co.
Commission Merch ants,
LIVERPOOL: Jan. 2l-- 10 A. N.
Wheat steady.
Floating cargoes firm. ~*2
Cargoes on passage steadily held.
New YoRK, Jan. 21-1i 800 a. Il.
Corn fr1ner.
Wheat strong; half cent better.
New YonK, Jan. 21-!3aO II.
Wheat and corn strong.
NEW YoaK. Jan. 2i-1 :Cu r. NJ
Wheat firm; quiet; No 3 held at o2c; no. 9 th
cago S1.03 bid; !; Sl.0l bid No. 2 milwaukee.
New YORK, Jan. 21-2:GG 2. ss.
Wheat firm; No.2 Sl,O1 Ole bid No. 9 No. 2 Chi
cago 81 90.
Daily globe., 1879-01-22
shop, last Sunday, Of ten, razors and. ST. in

shop, last Sunday, Of ten razors and 81 in
cash. He was brought to this city, and will
have an examination in the,morrning.
man broke into Barnard & Co.'s shop,
on the East Side, Monday night, ana stole a.
set OF carpenters tools, and yesterday morn
lng took them to Sayage's second hand store
ana sold them. There has been several bur
glarles committed, at thesame establishment,
and the same man has sold all the articles
stolen. The police are acquainted with the
party, and are looking for him.
Daily globe., 1879-01-22
Police Eelcs,

Charles Lewis, colored barber, was ar
rested yesterday, in st. Psul, on suspicion CT
bssag the purity who robbed cks1ssy's barber
Daily globe., 1879-01-22

Ihc committee request the Hennepin delega-
tion to secure legislation covering these changes
Tne committee on special and local assessments
reported follows:
Flrst-That the city charter be SO amended
as 10 define exactly upon what property local
taxes shall be assessed.
Second-That no local Improvements be ur-
dertaken until the pay for the same shall be
provided for by taxing the abutting property,
and that the pay fer such improvements be re-
allied from such tax.
Third- Amend the city charter so as to make
1t the duty OF the city council to assess the
cost of q G-inch water main upon the abutting
property, on lots on all the streets in the city
which water mains have becn laid where such
assessment has not been paid by abutting
blocks on lots.
Fourth-Simplify the laws by which the tax
for sidewalks is assessed and collected.
Flfth-Ask the city council to suspend any
further work at The city pump house until they
thoroughly investigate the matter and take
counsel OF the best mechanical, engineering
and business talent Of the city.
Sixth-Require taxes assessed and collected
forspecihc purposes to be applied to the pur-
poses for which they were assessed and none
others.
Prohibit the city council from undertaking
any public enterprise, without the unanimous
consent Of the same, until the means to pay
for such improvement is previously provided
For. J. B. BAssETT, Chairman Committee.
Daily globe., 1879-01-22
Foreign Produce Market.

EVF4lSU FTOUuCH MHfK6C. y
E LONDON, Jan. 81.
TALLOW-Fine American 36s.
Observation-Disclosures SIS 4EdQl9s Cd.
ANTWERP Jan. 21.
L1vEnPooL, Jan. 81.
COTTON-Moderate demand; s 7-l6GD6N; sales
5000 bales; for speculation and export 1000
bales American $500 bales. y 7(,"t1tf e
,GRAIN-California white wheat average 8s 1OdM
9s 4d; do club 81 1dDss I'd; red western winter
No. 2 to No. 8s 6d@9s Cd. Corn, new western
mixed 4s 8dl14s Sd per GENITAL. Oats, American Is
Cd per GENITAL. ''@+'' 24h1t aSF'7< y
PEAS-Canadian 6s Sd per GENITAL. .rl n
PROFESSIONALISM, American 31s Cd. Bacon,
long clear 24s Cd: short clear 25s Sd.
RECEIPTS-Wheat receipts for the past three days
224,0 600 centals; American 21s,00O centas. ~
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ANNUAL HEETING.
The Annual ndeetinp

u the Stockholders OF the st. Paul, Saltwater &
Taylors Falls Rairoad Company viii Be held nj ths
Office Of the Company, in the city of St. Paul on
WEI WEDNESDAY, NSEsDAY, JANUARY %, 1879, s.
a. 10 O'clock a. NJ, tor the purpose Of elset;ng
Board OF Directors for The ensnings yasr. m :
g. Dsal, ~, a, ley wy oe0is.slE; sssls
Daily globe., 1879-01-22
MuHicipeZ Court.
Before Judge Cooley.

Thomas Brazel, arrested for drunkenness,
was reprimandsd and discharged.
Michael Hawthorne and William Smith,
two vags, were sent to Jail for ten days
each.
A prostitute paid $12 "blood money" into
the city treasury.
Daily globe., 1879-01-22
STATE HORTICULTURAL.

An5sssaE Meeting Of the society IN Progress
at minneapolis.
The State Horticultural society met in con-
vention yesterday at Association hall. The
hall was filled with persons interested in the
subject of horticulture, and large number
Of plants and fruits were on exhibition at
the rooms.
$. Smith, of ST. Paul, was elected
president, and Charles Y. Lacy secretary.
The morning session was devoted to the
appointment Of committees, and paper on
the question Of Glow to Protect Fruit
Trees'' was read by Peter NJ. Gideon, of
Excelsior.
At the afternoon session papers on the
following subjects were road and discussed
"Report on Potatoss," by A. ". Sias, of
Rochester; "Horticulture in Meeker county,
by G. ". Fuller of Litchdeld.
The evening session vas devoted to listen
ing to a paper by r. j. MendenhalI, of Min
neapolis, on the subject OF ''Destructive IN
sects,'' and paper on "ishe effects Of change
of climate on p ,snts," by W. S. Hoilister, OF
st. Paul.
Rev. J. Fl. Tuttle, who was present, also
made an addres, which was listened to with
much interest.
The following is the programme for
to-day.
WEDNESDAY MORNING.
/. Fruit Culture and Fast Horses; an address
by Peter NJ. Gideon, of Excelsior.
2. Discussions of same.
3. Report on Fruits, Flowers and Vegetables
at the State Fair, by ]. S. Harris, of La Cres-
cent.
4. Discussion on same
5. Report on Fruit Culture, by John Nor
quist. of Red Wing.
6. Discussion Of same.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
!. The Cultivation Of Beets and Carrots for
Stock; paper by P. c. sherren, of st. Paul.
2. Discussion on same.
8. Growth and Management of Plants in the
House; paper by Mrs. E. Morse, Of Minneap-
oils.
4. Discussion same.
5. Preservation of Surplus Fruits; paper by
J. W. Bozell, of Valley Greek.
6, Discussion on same.
WEDNESDAY EVENING.
Or this evening, DR.. P. l.. Hatch, of Mime
epolis, will give an ''informal talk before the
Y. M. G. A., "Birds Of Minnesota The
members of the Horticultural society have
been cordially invited to attend this ''infor,na]
talk" and hence the society will hold no ses-
sion on this evening, unless the early conclu-
sion of this exel else should, give ample oppor-
tunity for 40 doing, in which case discussions
and miscellaneous matters will occupy the at
tention of the society.
Daily globe., 1879-01-22

Irans leave st. Paul daily, except Sunday, making
q day run of 12h hours to Fargo. 7Ia No
; Passengers for Bismarck and Jamestown should
ieaVe st: Paul and Minneapolis on Mondays, Wednes-
Gays ana Fridays Returning. leave Bismarck on
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
connection clade st bismarck With stages for
ueadHood snd all points in the Black Hills also for
Fort Buford, Standing Rock Fort Keogh, Tongue
River and intermediate points, and at st. PAU ,sh
srei1s 20 all points East sod south. -
In effect January 12th 1879.
b. e. SARGENT, General Manager.
It. u. SiNBOHN. Gan. Passenger Agent.
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n Notice ,s'.]t: for I Judgment. II

Twill make application to the District Court
Minnesota, at the special term held SATURDAY.,
February lst, 1879, at the Court House in ST.
Paul, Minnesota for judgments against thesey-
eral lots and real estate embraced in a, war
rant in my hands for the collection of unpaid
assessments, with interest and costs thereon for
the hereinafter named special assessments.
and State Of Minnesota, when and where all
persons interested may attend and be heard.
The owners and descriptions of lots and real
estate are as follows: 5u5s. Fl t.5.ti.fi aa
ASSESSMENT FOR TEE GRADING OF
CHARLES STREET, FROM RICE TO
DALE STREET. 81
a5z iAagoDln q B,sckenrtdge's addition.
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- Chicago, milwaukee, & st. Paul Railway.
Passenger Depot foot of JACKSON street, Ticket .nd
Freight Office Southeast Corner CT Thi.-1 and sasA.
son Streets Thompson s Petsch Ticke: Agsns 8, ST.
Paul. "
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SALARIES IND THINGS.
"A Schedule Devised by the Corn Exch,

"A Schedule Devised by the Corn Exchange.
The corn exchange met last night to receive
reports from committees. The committee on
court expenses reported in favor of allowing
the judge of the district court $4,000 salary:
the clerk of the court, $500; probate Judge,
$2,5Oo; clerk for same, 81, l,COO; judge of the
municipal court, $2,50o; clerk Of Same, ST. 1900
The committee on other expenses report in
favor of the following pay being allowed:
COUNTY OFFICIALS. II.
0heiAh '''''.'''...'..'.. $4,000
Were it not for the fact that this officer re-
ceives house rent, ETC., free, and has also a
revenue from the board of prisoners, We should
extr allo 10 4lo