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The Excursion to Minnetonka.


Considered from thoroughly practical
the success Of an excursion large
ly depends upon the condition of the
weather, and when reviewed from this point
the Great Union band excursion to Lake
Minnetonka yesterday was only an Indifferent
success. In order to have a downright en-
joyable picnic, there should be an abundance
of weather. Not the muggy and drizzling
conglomeration of elements that over
spread the face of nature Yesterday,
but liberal downpouring Of bright, perfect
sunshine, the only, but indispensable feature
lacking yesterday. Numerically considered,
the excursion was q success and the three
hundred odd souls who visited tho lake YES.
terday were bent on having a good time,
elemental drawbacks to the contrary not
withstanding; and, being good-humored
crowd of people, most of them contrived to
have it. The party left st. Paul at 8
o'clock and arrived at the lake at
II o'clock in the forenoon, a
couple of small steamers being in waiting to
convey the excursionists to the island. The
afternoon was passed by many in fishing
and boating, while most of the party whiled
away the hours in pleasant converse with
nature, which at this delightful resort is now
attired in the full efulgence of her vernal
glory. The pleasure was further heightened
by Stine's band, which discoursed most ex-
cellent music. The party returned at 8
o'clock last evening, with few that were re-
gretful, while all were in good spirits.
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DOM ELLY,
Minnehaha Hotel

This elegant hotel win reopen May LIST, refurnished
and renovated for the season..
Located rs 1t is immediately upon the falls, and
having within it's enclosures the beautiful glen Of
Mtnnehaha with it's magnificent groves It is, with
out exception, the most desirable summer resort in
Minnesota. 500
The hotel is kept strictly rst-class, and guests
plan.
The Table d. Hote and Parlor Restaurant win be
found convenience to tranEents.
The grounds have disposed in picturesque 1oca-
lions, handsome pavinions and arbors, where Ices
and light Refreshments are Seryed.
AZ stated times the celebrated Great Western Band
win 10 IN attendance. 97.1e0
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Serious Accident to the Sups rintendent of
the Duluth Road.

Serious Accident to the Sups rintendent of
the Duluth Road.
A serious runaway and upset happened
Saturday night about II o'clock near st.
Mary's church, resulting in painful injuries
to George Il. Smith, general superintendent
of the st. Paul & Duluth railroad. At that
time and place he and Mr.. Reid were driy-
ing along the street, when
from some unaccountable cause
the horse became frightened and
plunged away. The occupants were taken
completely by surprise, and the horse got the
mastery at once. He made for the sidewalk,
and bringing the buggy in contact with a
tree, upset and smashed it all to pieces. The
occupants were both thrown out forcibIy.
Mr.. Reid escaped serious injury, but not SO
with Mr.. Smith. He was thrown against the
tree and knocked senseless. Assistance was
summoned, and Mr.. Smith was conveyed to
Henry DamHoger's store, in the immediate
vicinity, and DR.. Richeson was called to the
injured mans presence. Mr.. Smiths iniu-
ries were found to be of such nature that
the doctors presence was required for the
greater portion of the night. But fortu-
nately the patient SO far recovered yesterday
morning that he was taken home, and no
apprehension of serious results are enter
tanned. q
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United worknon.

DR.. y. H. Bryant, grand recorder Of the
order of United Workmen, paid the policy
of $4,000 Saturday in favor of James j.
Duffy, Of Banner lodge No. 4, Of 81. Paul,
who died March 6, 1879. The following
communication to DR.. Bryant from the
beneficiary of one Of these policies, speaks
for itself: VA 3, tss.,
DR.. J. II. Bryant, Grand Recorder A. O., U. W.:
DEAR SIN: desire through you to return
my sincere thanks to the entire membership
of the order, for their sympathy and substan-
tial aid, in the prompt aud liberal payment OF
81, 900 on policy No. 1922, held by my late hus-
band, who died March 8, 1879. a.tsi
Mrs. SYRENE KJERNER.
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COLLECTION AGENCY.

CELEOT AGENCY-The Northwestern Employ
y ment, Information and Collection Agency have
nj for the e. Of assisting
female. We want none but Responsible parties as
employers, and none but rst-class help to apply to
our agency. We require references In all cases, as
guarantee Of the responsibility and ability of those
dealing with us. We have especial department for
the benefit of teachers and governesses and the at
tention of school superintendent, trustees and
teachers is especially called to this department and
their patronage is respectfully solicited Contractors
or others in need of help can avoid the annoyance
and be supplied at short notice, our facilities
sonal attention is given to all demands left with
for collection. For further information call on
address. enclosing stamp for circular, to Northwest
ern Agency, Sixth and Robert streets, st. Paul.
MINI, 13l-l6O
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Grabbed Il TALTSE.
The Way Charley REM Played 1t on
Charley Stevens.

The Way Charley REM Played 1t on
Charley Stevens.
There is one man in St.. Paul who has the
best of reasons for believing Charles REM,
alias Brass, is consummate knave and I'M
mitigated fraud. The name of the duped
individual is Charles Stevens, and the per-
son who succeeded in taking him in is known
by the name of Charles REM, alias Brass.
Both men registered at the American house,
on Saturday evening, and Us the latter was
short of cash, his friend furnished the where
with for his bed and breakfast.
AS subsequent developments proved, the
men had merely bar room acquaintance
of a few hours duration, having first met in
a down town saloon, Stevens hailing from
the town of Worthington, in this State,
while his companion gave his place of resi-
dence as Peoria, Illinois. Both men being
strangers ia the city, they concluded to put
up at the same hotel, and upon arriving at
the American house Stevens requested his
companion to register for him as he could
not write very legible English.
The opportunity was seized by REM for
the practice of cunning bit of duplicity,
which consisted in making the clerk believe
that his name was Stevens: the object being
as was afterwards proved, to get the Other
fellows grip sack, that being the name in
scribed thereon. The game worked
admirably, and to compensate for his friends
gratitude in paying for his lodging, REM
called for and recovered the valise early
yesterday morning, leaving the house before
Stevens had left his room.
The establishment of the latter can be i'm
imagined when he called for his valise and
found that his whilom friend had laid felon
ious hands upon it and decamped for parts un
known. The matter was reported at police
headquarters, and Officer Baer succeeded il
arresting the rascal about s o'clock las
night. The valise was recovered at Roger
Hotel, where it had been put up as collatera
for board. The transaction will be ventilat
ed before Judge Flint this morning.
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ELOQUENCE IN jail.
DIR. Taylor AIeAts the Stony Hearts or His
Hearers, and tho Prisoners Petition for
VTie pn1nooo

DIR. Taylor MeAts the Stony Hearts or His
Hearers, and tho Prisoners Petition for
His Release. Isl
The GLonE received the following COM
munication from the Ramsey county Jail
yesterday, which is unique: II
The prisoners confined in the Ramsey
county Jail were highly entertained yesterday
afternoon with religious services. Their
fellow prisoner, DR.. @. II. Taylor, offioiated,
taking for his text portions Of the 25th
chapter of st. Matthew. His sermon was
delivered in clear, sepulchral tone, which at
times grew very pathetic, so much so, that it.
even penetrated the hearts Of many of his
calloused auditors, frequently bringing tears
to their eyes. He very clearly and eloquent
ly defined many portions Of scriptures
which we have never before had satisfactorily
explained. Hedealt for considerable length
of time on the importance of forsaking the
sinful paths of life, ETC., and, finally, in a
stentorian tone, and with heart-rending
comparisons, exhorted his attentive listeners
to put their trust in God, and henceforth
be men!
The following is q testimonial, which we
offer as evidence of our appreciation of his
noble and eloquent sermon:
We, the undersigned, prisoners of Ramsey
county, desire to state that we had the pleasure
of listening to an eloquent and instructive ser
mon, this afternoon. Sunday, May 25th),
delivered by DIR. G. II. Taylor, and believe the
same has already done much good.
Believing DR.. Taylor entirely innocent Of the
charge which he is now held to answer to the
next term of the district court, in Ramsey
county, we consider his imprisonment as
| shameful and unwarranted,
! 1t is true he can do US much good by pro-
mitigating his moral aqd religious sentiments
among us; but, while we greatly appreciate his
among u.s. yet we cannot 90 him the
this prison, believing his field of labor should
i be larger one.
We remain his grateful fellow-prisoners,
John Lillis. Charles Pratt,
Frank Scott, Daniel Saunders,
Luke Keef, .rhos. Cannon,
VIM. Sheffield, VIM. III. c. Smith,
i Bernard Young, Bertal Anthony,
Henry Thomson, Michael Meehen,
James Rian.
Ramsey County Jail, May 25th, 1879.
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PHYSICIAN.
CH4S. N. DORION, III. d.,
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN 4 SURGEON,
Office SO East Third Street, st. Paul, MINI.
Residence 1855 Wabaehaw street.
Office hours from to IL "A. NJ, and 2 to 4P.M.
1O5-34
PHYSICIAN.
CITY NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE CRY TREASURER,
ST. PAUL. MINNESOTA, May nth, 1879.
All persons interested in the assessments for
opening an alley in block 81, st. Paul Proper,
from jackson to Robert street,
WILL TAKE NOTICE
that on the 10th day of May, 1879, 1 did re-
ceiye a warrant from the City Comptroller
of the city of St. Paul, for the collection of the
above-named assessments.
The nature of this warrant is, that if you
fail to pay the assessments within
Thirty Days
after the FIRST publication Of this notice, Ishall
report you and your real estate % assessed as
delinquent, and apply to the District Court Of
the county of Ramsey, Mianesota, for judg-
ment against your lands, lots, blocks, or parcels
thereof so assessed, including interest, cost and
expenses. and for an order Of the Court to sell
the same for the paymen, hereof.
+. A. REM,
23-133 City Treasurer.
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Escape Of a Prisoner.
Especial by Telephone to the dlobe.]

Especial ny Telephone to the dlobe.]
~ MINNEAPOLIS, May 26, 2A.M
Thomas Dickey, one Of the prisoners at the county
jail escaped last evening at 1880. Dickey was in
dcted by the grand jury in 1876 for assault with
dangerous weapon upon Edward Comfy. and fed the
city Immediately after he was indicted He returned
to Minneapolis about month ago, was arrested and
lodged In jail. On Saturday he had his trial, and
his given to the jury at O'Clock that evening"
The jury returned verdict Of guilty Of the crime
charged at 7:15 last evening.
The prisoner was brought into court in charge of
Nat. Bross, the keeper of the jail, aad Josiah Town,
the court officer. After hearing the verdict he was
conducted back to jail and while the keeper was UNI
locking the door leading into the jail proper, he
slipped past both officers snd dashing out OF the
door made his escape. The officers followed him
but he was too quick for them and was soon out OF
sight. Word was sent to the police station
and officers Hins and VIM were de-
tailed to look out for him, but it is more thar
probable he will not be caught. He is described as
five feet, seven inches in height, black eyes, hail
and moustache. heavy built and wore new suit o.
black clothes and light felt hat.
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PAWNBROKER.

NREAT SALE of Pawnbroker's Goods at Al Jack
VI son street, opposite the Merchants motel, con-
sisting of gold and silver Watches breech and muz
zleloading guns, revolvers, Winchester magazine
rifles, organs, vions and other musical instruments,
diamonds, jewelry of every description, etc., ETC.
N. B.-Great novelties TOR children. Very hand
some stem-winding watch and. plated chain for 40
cents! You wind it up and it viii tick Hke sixty!
Every little boy and girl should have one.
Don't forget those handsome silver-change
pouches with magic clasp for only Is cents! 1874
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Handy for All.

Smokers wanting the best should go to Fetsch
& O'Gorman's, Ill East Third street, near the
Merchants, headquarters for the finest of inn
ported and Key West cigars, and the largest
and best assortment of smokers articles in the
Northwest.
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CnrSets.

On Monday we will sell fifty dozen we'll
known and popular make of corsets at SO cents
cach Price last week, Is cents. Also the
best, 81 corset in the market.
INaERsoLL 4 Co.
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8 CAR LOADS Of the best farm horses of the sea-
q son just received ct Gruber's barn, Seven Cor.
ners, consisting Of extra farm mares and gedfuRs and
single drivers, A. HILL. 50.
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PROPOSALS.

y EALED PROPOSALS will be received by the
y Bridge Commissioners until June Is, 1879, at
their Office in Belle PLANE, Scott county, Mimi, for
the masonry and superstructure of an iron bridge
across the Minnesota river at Belle Plaine Plans and
specifications for said work can be seen by applca-
ton to secretary of said commissioners. Each bid
must have accompanying it the of two sureies
who will sign bond for the contractor in case his
bid shall be accepted. G. NJ HOOPER,
127-4O Secretary of Bridge Commissioners
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Headquarters for Black Silks.
The Black Lyon silks at $l.75, $3.50, $2.0O
and $2.40 at Ingersoll & Co.'s said to be the
best silks for the money ever brought to the
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TO LOAN.

@O0 nO0TO LOAN-In sums of $4,000 or
0ZU,UUU over, on frst-ciass improved st.
Paul or Minneapolis property. Low interest," long
time. T. r. HUDDLESTON, Z McQuillan Block.
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MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS.
NOTICE.

The annual meeting of the stockholders of the St.
Paul Duluth Railroad Company will be held at the
Office of the company, rs Jackson street. st. Paul,
Monday, June 10th, 1879, at IL o'clock M, for the
election of nine directors and the transaction of any
other business that may come befores said meeting.
st. Paul, May 16, 1879.
122-53 E. Q. sEwALL, Secretary.
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PROPOS AIS

Will be received by the Bridge Commissioners at
Belle Plaine, Scott county, Mimi, until June 10th
1879, for the negotiation of the bonds of the
borough of Belle Plaine for bridge building Each
proposal to state amount to be taken and rate of
terest. All bonds issued payable in not less than
ten years, not more than twenty years. 1910
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FIVE CENTS a LINE.
. AUCTION SALE.

EINE BUSINESS PROPERTY AT AUCTION
IL The valuable property ON Rice street known e
Kiely's Corner to be forced upon the market. I viii
May ~, at II O'Clock 4. 1Ss feet ON Rice street
by so feet on Martin street. together with the improve
ments thereon, viz: A two.story frame building
suitable for store and dwelling. There are rooms In
the second story al newly papered and good ORDER
2 large warehouses; for -four and feed, 10O-barrd
cistern and live spring on the premises furnishes
water There, 10 also . large barn on the ground;
healthy shade and fruit trees. Terms and other par
Gculars will be given hereafter.
p. T. KAvANAGH,
1888 $40 Commission Auctioneer.
GOOD BUSINESS CORNER ON MISSISSIPPI
n STREET AT AUCTION-I wiz sell on satur-
ner Pennsylvania avenue and Mississippi street two
story frame house and lot, 80 feet on Mississippi
street by $50 feet Pennsylvania avenue. This is
splendid corner for small dry goods business, gro
families. Ill health and small mortgage obigee
the owner to make sale Of this valuable corner.
PIT. KAVANAGH,
1887 Commission Auctioneer.
only TEN DAYS FOR REDEMPTION-A nice
" piece Of property on Somerset street at auction
will sell on Friday, May 3Oth, at II O'Clock A. NJ.
on the premises, No. Is Somerset street. near Mis-
sissippi street. house Of seven rooms and lot 501
$50. The house will rent readily for S12 per month
and make pleasant home We have only a few
days to advertise and make the sale the year for
demption having about expired. rs
p. i. KAvANAGH,
1886 Commission Auctioneer.
| NHATTEL. MORTGAGE SALE OF REsTAU
~ RANT GooDs-Iw viii sell at No. 81 wabashav
street. next to O'Haloran's book store, on Wednes
day. 28th inst, at o'clock M, fruits, Candies can
dy jars store fixtures, also all the furniture in tn
house, dining tables, chairs, large lot of crockery
etc. p. T. KAVANAGH,
1894 Commission Auctioneer.
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ElOR SALE OR RENT-Two-story house of nine
u rooms, three closets, cellar, WELL cistern, ETC.,
on Edmund near Rice street. Apply at Nfcollet
House or next door to house for sale. l27.
ElOR sALE-A bran new Western Cottage Organ
II worth $40, can be bought cheap for cash or
negotiable notes. If applied for Immediately at Office
Hotel Reporter, 6S East Third street. 1863
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WANTED.

1NTANTED-By young man Qswede) something
Wv to do; have athorough knowledge of book
keeping; willing to work hard. Address r A.,
GLOBE Office. KY 1879
WANTED-$8OO for one or two years at reason
wv able interest; undoubted security. Address
LOAN, this Office. 1882
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ElOR RENT-House nine rooms, No. IS W. Ninth
Il street. inquire of W. O'Gorman, No. Sc Wa
bashaw street. 1913.
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NOR RENT-several very nice rooms in the Nc
IL Quinan Block, corner of Wabashaw and Third
Streets Suitable for offices sleeping rooms. In
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MIANTED-A young man, one who has had ex-
wv .perience in law Office preferred, to canvass
for first-class law book, at the Northwestern
Agency, corner Sixth and Robert streets. 131.
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IL Place and street cars; nine rooms, large bay
windows, good Closets cellar, WATER gas and fixtures
complete. 81. HALL, 10 East Third street, 1882
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ITO RENT-Suite of five furnished rooms, also
single rooms. Apply to j. G. M, 1907 West
Third street. 1909 .
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Stores.
Furnished Room,

u closets, suitable for housekeeping. Rented
singly If desired. Apply at IS Smith, corner of
Leach street. 80. 46.
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INOR RENT-The hall now occupied by Acad. Nat.
s., Wabashaw st. Inquire Judson & Brack, 18th st.
90.
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~ n0l ACRES choice farm lands, early selec-
6,UUU. tons, convenient to railroad stations,
prime wheat lands or natural meadows, as you may
prefer, in tracts Of 100 to $40 acres inKandiyo Chip
pewa, Pope and Stevens counties, for sale by
LEONARD b. HODGES at. Panl Mimi 81-d&v
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PAINTING

ITO RENT-Rooms at West Third street, with
j. all the modern conveniences, bath, gas, etc. 1876.
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HELP wANTED...-Females.
REAL EsTATE-1n the CITY.

INOR SALE CHEAP-A small house and barn.
L Inquire of MACKIE & CO., corner Market and
Fourth streets. 1854
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In tho Country.

LNOR sALE.sO0 acres on Lake Minnetonka, ad-
IL joining Excelsior, near Lake Park. Very fine
farming land and beautiful lake 'front.' dwelling and
extensive improvements Also one section OF prairie
it of the finest mill powers in the State. Apply
to j. G. n, 1907 West Third street, ST. Paul 1896
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TXTANTED-A young man, one who has had ex-
wv .perience in law Office preferred, to canvass
for frst-class law book, at the Northwestern
Agency, corner Sixth and Robert streets. 131.
XIANTED-By young man, situation assist
ence. Salary no object. Address, JOSEPH, this
Office. 131.
IX7ANTED-Ayoung man wishes to secure another
wv young man to join with him in renting sleeping
apartments. Address, g. w. W.. GLOBE. $780,
VNANTED-A small furnished house with grounds
wv for three or four months. Address HOUSE,
P. O. box, 2,12s. 1912
DOY wANTED-To take care Of horses and do
ID chores about house. Apply at No. West 18th
street. 1876
A GENCY WANTED-By man of. business ex-
IN perience, to canvass st. Paul and Minneapolis,
for something which is new and useful, or would
take orders and sell other articles by sample
mission. The best of references given Address,
126-132 T. NJ, GLOBE Office
WTANTED- Employment as Waterman or porter
wv in store by man Of steady habits and can
furnish good reference. Address, p. K, GLOBE
Office. 124.
TXTANTED-Bya man who can furnish good refer
w ences, place to take care of horse, attend to
garden or make himself generally useful. Address,
p. L., GLOBE Office. 121'
Employment by o we'll educated young
w man. Is good penman and can furnish salts.
| factory references. A., GLOBE Office. 119.
WANTED apprentices to learn dressmakine
Wv at A. West Tenth street. "a
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TO RENT Houses.

EOUR ROOMS TO RENT-No. 2s4 Broadway,
l suitable for small family. 1872.
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TOR SALE.

CTRANGER-Nyou want any good farming Land
st. Paul MINI. 31-dAW
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people of Harmony and Zelienople
were generally present, as well as
many from the surrounding country
and from Beaver and Lawrence coun-
ties, all taking an interest and making
everything agreeable and pleasant. 1t
is not our purpose, nor indeed would
we be able, to give names and particu-
lars. but can only say in a general
way that we enjoyed the visit and
were well pleased with what we saw.
The taxidermic department perhaps
deserves a special mention, the art OF
preparing and preserving the skins OF
animals so as to represent their natural
appearance, being done up with skill.
1t was generally admired. The dis
PLAYS Of grains and vegetables, par
ticularly the potato, were good, as
were those Of cattle, poultry, ETC. The
agricultural implements were many
and some Of them new. The ladies
department, Floral Hall, was tastefully
arranged and contained a little OF al
most everything generally found there.
Of flowers it had very large and fine
selection. Altogether the Fair was
success, and in pecuniary way we
understand exceeded former ones.