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REAL EsTATE-In the CITY.

DOR sALE-Cheap- beautiful grounds and
- residence Of DR.. DeMonterville, corner Pleas
ant ". and Sherman st. A. GOTHAM, 268 East
7th ct s--1-'-- 1s0.s Z,
HAVE desirable residence lots for sale on easy
terms, and to those who will erect house viii
give time on part or the whole Of the purchase
price. u. L. LAMPREY 1875.
DEAL ESTATE BARGAINs-C Cheapest in st.
IL Paul. Best Grocery and Butcher Stand Finest
Residence Property; Splendid Vacant Block First
class Business Location. q. 81
Lot, 76x1OO feet. corner Josette and Rondo SITS
Dwelling and three lots 6Ox1OO feet and two
lots bOx16O feet corner Josette and Rondo streets
=. Two dwellings, lot 25x15O, corner Minnesota
and Eleventh streets. Rent at $26 per month.
4. Business, 75x100, st Peter street. Three
houses can be rented for $50 per month
8. Splendid block between Western and Virginia
avenues. -,
6. East half lot 2, block 8, winslow,s addition.
subject to worthless tax SALE ,zT''
:. 60x15O. corner Warrington and Chestnut, lot
8, block 81. Rice Irvine, near Irvine Park-&25O
very cheap.
8. Nineteen acres-Ten acres cultivated. N. u
SW. SW. SEQ. II, T. %, R. ~; three miles from
bridge; dwelling barn and well. One-half acre cur
rants seventy-ave apple trees strawberry BEDS etc.,
etc. $4,000 cash. Cheapest property In the market
Apply to OSCAR STEPHENSON, SO wabashaw
street.. TO-
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TO EXCHANGE.

zWANTED-To trade for stock of merchandise
.aI Two houses and two lots that now rent for
$220O per month. Apply to -
-. PIT. KAvANAGH,
lbs. Commission Auctioneer
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THE PORT OF ST. PAUL.
THE HEALTH REpnR,

DR.. Mattocks, the health officer, makes re-
port for the month of July as follows
The deaths occurring numbered SO, an
increase of ~ as compared with last month.
The greatest mortality, in fact three-fourths
of the deaths reported, happened to children
under years of age. The corresponding
month last year the number of deaths re-
ported was 81, showing for July this year an
increase of 33.
.... THE FIRE DEPARTMENT..
During the past month the fire department
has been called out three times. Once to
quench fire in sidewalk in front of Mrs.
Oysters boarding house, on THIRD street;
then the burning of Potter's store, corner of
Sixth and Jackson, and lastly to put out Nav
Fisk's incendiary attempt to burn down the
city hall.
CITY FINANCES.
City Treasurer REM makes the following
exhibit of the city funds from Jan. LIST to
Aug. 1st
necelPts. .............. $3T7, 592 rs
DlsDursements, 232, 954 II
DuI-.
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HORSES CARRIAGES s.

WANTED-Buyers for the celebrated Fmerson.
Fisher Co.'S Buggies, Carriages, Phsetons
and Spring Wagons. Edward Mckinney, WabashaW
streeI Is sole agent for st. Paul and SURROUNDING
counuy; Az correspondence promptly answered'
and a. work fully warranted. A. j. CREIdH.
LOO General S0leRman
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TO LOAN.

class real estate 'ee eed per cent on first
d. P. HALL, GLOBE Office, No. II Wabashaw street.
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good second hand buggy. nhaaton
" preferred. Enquire at Saltwater Carriaoe
W OTk6, 0t11W3tof, MINI. rS0
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MIsCELLANE0Us.

MRS. HALL will open school in ravl,r,a hr,,a-
~ inc, corner Ct Eleventh and Cedar streets. on
Monday, Angus. 4th, for al children and young peo
Pc VINO would like to study half day daily during
common English branches; 81 for higher brsnches
oAaA AIotlH. 1QQ,l0O
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Balance Aug. l. $134, 637 "a
This amount, the balance, is deposited as
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THE FIRE DEPARTMENT.
CITY FINANCES

City Treasurer REM makes the following
exhibit Of the city funds from Jan. LIST to
Az, 1ok,
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WANTED-To buy good secondhand aat q
w chestra cornet. Address H., GLOBE Office.
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follows:
kountze Bros, New York, to nav
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The X. N. packet Belle of La Crosse in
from st. Louis at o'clock yesterday morning,
and left en- her return at PM, having good
trips both ways. The Minneapolis will be the
packet of this line Saturday at Inn, and the
iu<o
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VERY IMPORTANT.

VERY IMPORTANT.
New Castle, June II. While Elliott
was psnctc.ng Tuesday afternoon, Plaistcd
ro~sd along side with the apparent inten.
ton oEHHhRing hA form. Eiliotttolerated
this Tor q few moments and then with a
few powerful strokes shot right away.
The ctoud hooted Plslsted, who thereup..
on desis,ed.
OBITUARY.
Paris, June 1l.-Prince Orange, heir
apparent to the throne of the Netherlands,
died here at l l o'clock this morning
PLucKY ENNIs. ~ ~
pedestrian, savedths i,veslof twc isSis5 Il
Hampton court, and Is characterized ss
pIucky.
PEDEsTRIANIsM. pasS anf
An even $500 is bet that Browns lssisi
performance OF Al miles will not be beaten
In the Forthcoming match ~ b iahTbxgins on
the 10th of June. Betting Is sixto foul
against Brown and two to one agains,
Kowell in small sums All the men are
doing good preparatory work. r.,ts
NEW LIGHT HOUSE.
The foundation stone of the new Eddy
stone light house willsbs laid Juae a1st. =
L. ; =
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FOREIGN.
THE KA1sER's GOLDEN WE

THE kAISERS GOLDEN WEDDING.
Berlin, June 1.-THE city was in holiday
attire yesterday in honor Of the emperor's
golden wedding, which will be observed to-
day. Special sentry boxes Aanking the
doors of the embassies palace and hotels,
tell of the arrival of distinguished guests
and Of the honors accorded them, while
uniforms Of foreign colors mingle with the
dark Prussian blue. Orderlies dash to and
fro, while curious crowds delight 10 watch
the unusual stream Of brilliant equipages on
the Linden. The populace laid regular
siege TO the emperor's palace and whoever
entered or emerged was greeted with vol
ley of hurrahs. The chief buildings have
been draped or hung with greenery and par
ticular streets tlutter with stream
ers and flags. Illumination devices
have been affixed here and there
ready to burst out this evening into flaming
monograms. eagles, portraits and other com.
piinlents to the imperial affair. All day yes.
terdsv the streets were blue with modest
corn flower, a fayorite plant of the emperor.
At every corner portraits and biographies
of the monarch and his consort were for
sale, and the grub street bands Of Berlin
put forth powers to tempt passers BY
Lanrelled busta of the emperor and empress
are in every house their portraits hang In
every: window ;itheir nsmes are mentioned
with honor BY evety tongue, and the only
regret heard is. that fuller scope has not
been given for the 'diSplay or popular 10y
atty; but affection can i'll be taught re-
strsint In all parts Of the empire address
assemblies, a. municipalities and municipal
universities, and it is taking the character
Of universal festival Newspapers of
every shade unite in expressing undivided
love and allegiance to the revered monarch.
Berlin even yesterday was rapidly filling
with all kinds Of visitors. Among the dis.
tinguished arrivals up 70 yesterday. morning
were the royal, family bf ssxony, Grand
Duke Alexis and Michsel 22of Russia, the
ducal families Of Baden, Mecklinburg
Schiverin and Mecklinburg Strichtz
Prince Frederick, Of the Netherlands,
Prince Arnulph, of Bavaria, hereditary
Prince and Princess Hohenhollern. and
The Duke Of Edinbute. II as iaS S:O'
LAT1R REPORT.
Berlin, June lin to-day's procession
of princes and potentstes from White Hal!
to the castle chapel and back AZ regulated
BY aa imperial order. the Dukes ENiiqburi
will give his arm to the Grand Duchess o
Saxony: Grand Duke Alexis comes ate
with Princess Maria Of Aunlalt. wife o
Prince Frederick Charles Of Prussia
At two removes further will follow
Grand Duke Michael, brother Of th,
cxar, with Princess Louise Of Prussia
Though very we'll generally, Empssar vii
liam has not yet entirely recovered from
his recent iacc3dsns, which SAeash shsaligAl
is;sesd onS Of his kdssf Hs vilf Heishs
walk nor s,And during III. procession. tn
hanks Of thc Rhine and adjac<st hills wer
lighted by bono 6rrs last night. On the lc'
hank iron Ripgss Ds,ack 10 Rolandsack, ~
on the right hank fso1 Ehviils to ssse
Hli,a, 6vsa vsss lighted Il . and kept 6urr
Ing about ess hear aloas The shele distsse
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Assembling Of the Iowa Repub-
lican State Convention,
at Des Moines. =. 80.
The Enpersr's Golden Weddipx The
Occasion Of Great Ceremony
In Germany. aa
A Great Musical Jubilee Puts Cincin-
natl in Holiday Attire. Y
POLITICAL.
IOWA nRrUp1,lCAN convr,

IOWA hErUBLlCAN CONVENTION, ~
Des Moines, June 1.-THE republicaH
state convention met at II oclock, With
7S2 delegates In attendance. 1t was called
to order BY Hon. Frank Haitian, chairman
OF the state committee. Hon. John N.
Irwin, OF Lee county, was chosen tempo
rary chairman and Geo. H. Powers, OF Tay-
lor county, secretary. Mr.. Irwin, In TAX
Ing thei chair, made what he himself calied
q statement speech. II was q strong effort,
and produced great enthusiasm and ap-
plause, the most radical utterances being
those most loudly cheercd. In making up
me prospective ESQ., republican candi,
Conkling, Sherman and Grant, the name
that met with particularly enthusiastic ap-
plause was that of Grant, being several
times repeated and ending in cheers.
The convention, after appointing the GUS
tomary committees adjourned till 2 o'clock.
The following gentlemen constitute the
committee on platform:
let. district-James +. Watson, of Jeffer-
son. ~. -
2. Ed Russell, ofsscott.r r. = n
3. NJ. C...Woodruff,of Dubuque, {
4. L. E. Smith, Of Howard. . W '%''
S. Charles Ware, Of Linn.
6. s. G. Smith, Of Jasper
z. II. j. Cummings, of Madison.
8. A. s. Churchell, Of Cass.
9. Geo. D. Perkins, Of Woodbury..
The convention elected the new state
central committee as follows: ~
lst District-H. A. Burrel,, Of Wash
ington.
81 Dis..-C. L Langley, Cedar.
Sd Dist-D. w. Rurchard, Buchanan.
4th Dist. B. Raymond. Franklin.
9th Dist. H. c. Wilson, johnson
9th D,st.-S. 3. Thrall. Wapcllo.
7th Dist-John s. Runnells, Polk.
9Th s'.-Spencer Smith, Po,tawat.
tamie.
9th Dist. j. Russell, Green.
The committee on permanent orcaniza-
tion has agreed on Ex Senator James
Harlan for permanent chairman.
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OF sixty miles. The spectacle was one Of
unprecedented granduer. Many strangers
are here.
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n DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
LOST.

A promissory note, for S25 payable by
Henry kadish to Geo. r. Freeman & Co.,
dated May 9th and payable July 9th, wa.
lost on the Sth inst, at Melvln's stable All
parties are warned against purchasing the
note as payment will be refused.
GEO. r.. FREEMAN & Co.
Yankton, D. T., June 9th, 1879.
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EXECUTION POSTPONED.

THE LITTLE BOAT PARTY MISSING.
Boston, June 1l.-Goldsmith and wife
who we're to cross the Atlantic and make a
voyage around the globe in boat 1s4 feet
long, launched their craft June lst, and are
missing since.
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MILWAUKEE.
Milwaukee, June IL.

WnEAr-l@Ic lower closed tirmer /;
hard, 81 .05 No. g, 99sc cash; 99lc for
July a4c FOR August; No. 3, SIC; No. 4.
S5c.
.CoRx-S,cady S6l.
OArs--S5c.
RYE-52c,
RAHL9r--6ac
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New York, juno ll.--Mrs. Jane L. Hull
lS,Ss q Ds: 4. y. Hail, ssa sbuad In bed
dead this morning a, lao Wcs. 42d street.
lie, haoda and ice. were lied /; she va.
blisa folded, . gag saa 10 her month, and
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W. U. TELEGRAPH STOCK.
I New York, June 1.-THE executive
committee of the Western Union Telegraph
company recommend the adoption Of the
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Fresh Strawberries and Ice Cream a
Schoresge's every day.
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Fresh arrival of boots and shoes to-day
at ketchum's.
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q trunk at the side of the bed opened and
rified of its contents. An examination of
the premises showed that an entrance had
been effected through the front door, which
was open, and all other parts of the house
secure. Her fingers were badly torn, and
her friends say one large diamond ring and
one emerald. had beens taken therefron.
The psighbprhood iss in a. state Of
the wildcat excitement, and the
p6lice are without the shadow Of . clue.
There were no marks found ON the massive
door, and on that account the police sup
pose the entrance was effected by means of
false keys. Tie murder and robbery was
done. 1t Is thought, some time during the
night. for wien the body. was found il was
quite cold. One Of the chambefmaids who
passed the night In q room near the one
wne9e 4HI 3un WA4 SfnNnoeIed. eays she
Was awakened during the alEht BY scream,
but VAS unable 70 cay at what hour that
Aw1sesehe paid no sttsntion TO the noise,
4ilkIDR 8ome one had the pightmare.
When sthe people In the neighborhood
learned Of the crlms. large crowd gather
20 20 a9s.e, anes 1sss%ss. e ssss9 ' was needed
Philadelphia, June 11.-About IL to-day
lightning struck the large warehouse, at
the oil works Of Warden, Free & Co., at
Point Breeses .4nd ths entire building was
that We ssighIo,.ood t. end.nssred
Dwelling houses fronting the warehouse are
in flames. and shipping in the Schuylkill is
burning fercely. Owing to the distance
from the city no definite information of the
progress of the fire can be obtained. The
latest dispatch said vessels were burning
and many others in imminent peril. Al
Conchok ken last night the mill of Johr
Wood, .Jr, waa struck by lightning ane
burned. Loss over Sl25,O00; insuranc,
$4,000. - ~
| II 80 A DESTRUCTIVE FIRE. g z
Detroit, June ia fire at jackson thi
morning entirely destroyed Bennett, Knick
erbocker & Cos. Touring mill; Allen Ben
netts lumber mill; Smith Purifying com
pany's factory Daigs & Sons carpenter shoE
and five cars Of wheat and -four on sid
track, the property Of Bennett, K. & Co
besides damaging several dwelling house
adjoining, The loss to Bennett, K. & Co.
Sl25, 900 insurance. .S75,o 900; Allen Bennett
!, $50, 900; insurance, $4,000; Smith Purify
ing Co, $25, ,00Q j insurance, $4,000; bo
factory and carpenter shop ST 900 eacl
small insurance. The losz on dwelling hou
e@s e. is small. NJ. c. r. r., on cars, unknow,
The fire originated in the engine room
the Touring mill.
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White oak butter frkins for sale at the
cooper shop on Walnut st. below I'd.
Is SUNDAY FERRY.
For the accommodation Of parties desir.
ing to visit Nebraska on Sunday next, Gf
the weather is favorable) the steam ferry
boat Livingston will run from to 12 a.
M, and from 8 to p. m.
Straw berries and cream at Jenkinson's.
Milwaukee lager beer and lunch at Frank
Cochrane's.
Geo. P. Dix, resident dentist, office Saw
ycr's block.
If you want nobby suit of clothes at
reduced prices, call on NJ. Grady. one door
west of Jencks hotel.
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TOW BOAT LOST,

Evansville, Ind, June ll.-Last evening
during severe wind and rain storm the
Alex. Chambers, used for towing gravel,
capsized about five miles above the city
with seven persons on board. No lives
| lost, She is a total loss.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-06
THE REPUBLICAN CAMP.

The faithful proffssed yesterday to be very
happy over the election returns from the
North No wori has as yet been received
from Taylor Reattin relative to his proposed
interview with Col Gillespie, anil consequently
there have been no steps taken 70 I'LL the
vacant second place on the ticket. Geo N.
Williamson IS spoken of in connection with
the place, and stands 4 good chance of getting
1t Ii he will accept.
There Ia n move on the part of prominent
Grant Republicans looking y the appofnt-
ment OF committe to call on Taylor Beattie
and request him to state TO what extent he Is
responsible for the suppression Of tbs Grant
resolution in the State convention, and e. de
fine his position on the presidential question.
Outside of the heads OF the Custom House
departments and their employees there y no
enthusiasm whatever In regard to the State
ticket. 1t is regarded as q Custom-House
affair: the men on 1t are looked upon as sup
porterS Of Sherman. and unless Taylor Bsattle
places himself on record as being no Shar-
man man" he is likely 70 lose a number OF the
Republican votes In this city.
CIVIL SERVICE REFORM.
The usual circular Is being circulated
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-06
GERMANY.

LONDON Nov 3 dispatch from Berlin
Kaufman, during the visit OF the latter to
Iivbdia, that IT was not necessary to proceed
with preparation for another Central Asian
expedition.
Tho Cztr also refused to entertain the pro
poaal Of Gen. Kaufman to assist Abdul Rah-
man Khan. the pretender to the Afghan
throne, with money in order TO harrass the
British authorities in that country.
ihe irritation shown III official circles and
by the press In Russia over Lord Saisbury's
speech ut Manchester has eubsided. Under
the first Impulse Of anger and annoyance the
question WAS even raised OF withdrawing the
Russian Ambassador from London, but the
dea was at once authoritatively negatived, ON
the ground that tho speech could not be re-
garded d. an off ,ial expression.
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TURKEY.

LONDON Nov 5 News from Koordistan
received by the Porte says: The chief of the
insurgents has collected 5000 men. The
government has sent Surmch Pasha to Err
zeFOun to form three columns Immediately
and to attack the kurds on three sides.
CoNsTANTINorGE, Nov. s. Sir Austin Lay
ard, British minister, semi-onicially sug-
gested to ths Porte the appointment Of Baker
roun Sawas Pasha, minister Of foreign af-
fnira declared it was impossible to comply
with this proposal, but he might be appointed
English commander Of Gew Farmine In Ar
menia. Sir Austin has not yet presented any
formal note 80 the Porte concerning the exc
cltjon Of reforms. It IS stated that his de-
manGs have not been supported by the repre-
sentatYes Of other powers.
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STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
Report of the COMMITTEES on Credentials, u

The committees on credentials sent the fol
lowing report last .vNning tn ihr state Cen
trail Committee.
NEW ORLEANS. November h 1877.
To the President ani Meinhera nf the State
Central COMMITTEES:
Gentlemen Your G,inrnittsa pn credentials
beg leave to report that thoy have had una"r
consideration the contest between MeRsrs.
hlcee Leblanc and iInmpden Story. each
nard Ill the State Central COMMITTEES ana.
after statements mad" by M"ssrs Albert Es-
topiDai and Juclon Marrarn. representing the
contestants, these gentirmnn adopted the sug
.gestlon OF the cufat.littsn thut III tho interest
#lf the harmony w t.ls Democratic party nf
st. Bernard the question "f selecting dele
gate 10 the State Central Committee he lnft
to the parish nominating convention. which
was to assemble pn Monday the third In
stant, Mt the colrt-lpr,s.. In tho Ctso of Tho
FIFTEENTH WARD.
where The aeat of Mr. II. Oninn. holding Gro
dsntials signed by thu sica president OF the
central club which had previously hoen ia
vorably acted upon by your committee. Wns
contested by Mr.. John ". smith, holding crn-
dentials from the president ns having hhen
elected at a meeting held subsequent t. tt1ht
at which MIR. Quinn was chosen. your com
mittee. after taking th" Testimony OF three
witnesses on earh side. which testimony Is
here,Into annexed and made part of this re-
port beg leave TO recommend that innsmurh
rs Ii is evident from th9StatnnnHts before the
committees TINT tl'ern wore irregularities on
both sides, that sufficient notice was notgivon
to the Democrats of tho ward of tho meeting
which was held on Saturday. ths twenty fifth
OF October. In nccordancs with the rules of the
Parish Committee which require II two days
notice, md that the action Of the president, In
not calling the meeting ~ required, to elect y
delegate TO the State Contrml Committse, on
or before the twentytifth, but delaying tho
election until the twNnty eighth. WAS nl@o out
of order. that the whole question hn fnmitted
to the people Ct the ward 70 select the dole
gate at the election 10 ha hea Oh Friday, tho
seventh instant.
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CA ADA.

TORONTO, NOV. 5-Hanlan has expressed
his Willingness to row and cover Courtney's
$500 as soon as 1t Is PIT UP. He denies almost
Id toto the statements contained In the report
of recent Interviews published In the New
ork papnrs. He says ne expressed the opln-
ion thms Courtney was afraid to meet him,
hut did not formally brand him as B coward
He alao absolutely denies the statement con-
c4rnn4 Gourtney's boat.
HALiFAx, Nov. "a steamer at Picton,
from Magdalen Islands, reports on October
- the Islands were visited by one Of the most
violent gales ever experienced, doing great
damage. For twelve hours it blew perfect
hurricanes