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That Salt Well.

To the Editor of the Globe.
The notice of the St. Vincent salt we'll is
incorrect 50 far as Prof. Peckham is con-
cerned. The water sent by DIR. Hewitt was
subjected to such an examination as the doc
tor requested, and the results sent to him.
Asecond jug sent by some one else was re-
ferred to Mr.. Harris, who was asked by
mail what he wanted done with it. He re-
piled that he had no money to spend upon
it, or something to that effect. Prof. Peck
ham has never been paid salary for making
free analysis for the benefit of private par
ties. STEPHEN F. PECKHAM.
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MADISON.

Minnesota Trout-The Davis Brothers,
Coal Prospectors for the Northern Pa
cific Country.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.
WINoNA April 29.-Twenty-fve thousa nd
young trout from the Red Wing hatchery ar
rived to-day for distribution in streams of this
county.
The Davis brothers, who have been for sew
eral months prospecting for coal at Dresbach.
passed through here this morning en- route to
the James river country, on the Northern Pa
cifc railroad, to prospect for coal in that re-
gion. younger brother remains at Dresbach
to continue the work of drilling there.
No rain vest rday in the county of any con-
sequence. Seeding operations finished.
An Important Railroad Case Ended.
CLEVELAND, O., April 29.-Judge Tibbals of
the court of common pleas of Summit county,
O., made the following important order in the
case of the trustees VS.. the Atlantic & Great
Western railway company and others, whereby
the entire litigation between Gel. j. b. Dew
ereaux. the receiver, and the United States
Rolling Stock company, is taken from the
courts. The contract Of settlement i as fol
lows and satisfactory to all parties: The re-
ceiver shall pay the Rolling Stock company on
or before the 18th of May, 1879, 00,00C on ac-
count of claims. The receiver further agrees
to pay from and after January Is, 1880, not
| less than 81, 500 per month on the certificates
| which have been issued to the Rolling Stock
company. The Rolling Stock company on its
settlement of the claim. The receiver is au-
thorized to borrow $lO0, 900 at 8 per cent. The
whole amount claimed by the Rolling Stock
] company was $500, ,0C0.
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Probates Court.

Before Judge O'Gorman.
In the matter of the estate of Lucinda M.
Eaton, deceased. Last will and testament ad-
mitted to probate, and the executor ordered to
give bond in the sum of 81, 900.
In the matter of the estate of Mary r. Sew.
all, deceased. j. s. Sewall appointed admin
istrator and ordered to give bonds in the sum
of 81 900.
In the matter of the estate of Anna D. Man
son, deceased. Report of sale of real estate
filed and order made confirming sale.
Daily globe., 1879-04-30
Death Of soldier OF NapoI.on's Russian

Death of u soldier OF Napol.on's Russian
Campaign.
CHICAGO. April 29.-Doc. Ostermsn, native
of Germany who served with Napoleon Bona
parte in his Russian campaign and came here
in 1850, died to-day, aged 1922
The Virginia Montanian says: ''Lo, the poor
Indian sits on the street corners in the rays of
the MONDAY sun, and puts up his coin on the
corner of his blanket. subject to the turn of
the pasteboards, just the same as do white men.
Aud yet some people Say Indians are incapable
of being civilized"
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The court meets at $3.50 this morning to hear
the following causes:
No. Al. John W. Arctander and D. s. Grif-
fen, partners as Arctander g. Griffen, appel
lants, VS.. Thore Nelson, respondent.
No. ~. A. 8. Sjoberg, administrator of
the estate of Halvord o. Neguard, deceased,
appellant, vs.. Peter E. Nordin, respondent.
No. 43. Nels P. Holm, appellant, VS.. Peter
D. Ringstrom, respondent.
No. 60. Mary E. Pixley, respondent, VS.. A..
Il. Reed and Joseph Richardson, appellant.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., April rs, 1879.


SIR-Your claim for arrears of invalid pen
sion under the provisions of the act of Con-
gress, approved Jan. Is and March 4, 1879, is
rejected as the acts referred to make no pro-
cases where pension did not commence from
the discharge of the soldier. 1t is shown that
you were discharged from the service July 6,
1865, and pensioned from that date, therefore
you are not entitled to any arrears. Very re-
spectfully, ]. A. BENTLEY, Com missioner.
Per Fl. W. g.
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Arrears of Pensions.

AS considerable inquiry has been developed
since the approval by Congress of the act
granting arrears of pensions, concerning the
date from which pensions were to be paid,
the following letter received by gentleman
in this city, from the commissioner of pen
sions at Washington in reply to an applica-
ton for arrears, will be of interest. The re-
cipient of the letter was wounded in 1864,
and was discharged from the army in 1865,
and by reference to the letter it will be seen
that soldiers are not entitled to pensions
during the time they we're in the service,
whether wounded or not, as the pension
must date from the time of their discharge.
The letter is sufficiently explicit and will 81
lence what has hitherto been the prolific
source of numerous inquiries. Following is
an exact copy of the letter:
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
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THE COURTS .
District Court.
DECISIONS.

Mary A. Dean vs.. James II. Dean. Appli
cation for divorce granted.
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THE COURTS.
,C,S11roa7le GO1l1,f.

Tie following business was transacted by the
supreme court yesterday:
No. 81. Herman Bisbee, respondent. VS..
Louis E. Torinus, J. Edwin Staples and William
G. Bronson, partners by the firm name of
Torinus, Staples & Co., appellants. Argued
and submitted.
No. A. Charles May, David Symes and AL
exander Symes VS.. The First Division of the St.
Paul 4 Pacific Railroad Company, and Horace
Thompson, Edmund Rice and John s. Kennedy
trustees of certain bondholders of said railroad
company, appellant. Submitted on briefs.
Daily globe., 1879-04-30

The woman, whom nobody would have sus-
pected of having more than strength enough
Daily globe., 1879-04-30

I'VE, the jury, find the defendant, Peter E
Stevens, guilty Of the crime Of manslaughter
and fix term of imprisonment of fourteen
years in the penitentary.
j. RILEY, Foreman
Pete Stevens listened to the reading o
his result without sign of either dissapoint
display it. Then the motion for new trial
a purely formal matter, was entered, ant
everybody supposed
THE LAST ACT
of the trial was over. The audience rose t,
| leave the court room. Jailer Currier, VIII,
escorted the prisoner in and was responsible
| for his safe return, started with him past th
| Judges desk toward the side door to tn
south which leads to the bridge connecting
the court room with the jail, and through
which so many murderers have passed witt
heavier hearts than that within the bosom o
Peter Stevens. Before reaching the aisl
leading to the door they had to pass the no1
empty seats which the jury had occupied s.
long, the witness chair, the table at whic
sat the States attorney and his assistant
and the chair where Mrs. Young had ga
during the trial and which she sill occupied
From the moment the jury entered th
room until now Mrs. Young had been almos
forgotten by the audience. Interest ha
centered first in the verdict and then j
Stevens, as there was curiosity to see ho,
he would take it, and in the exciting momer
the woman in black, whose face was hidde
under her long black veil, had been forgo
ten. Suddenly she came to be the suprem
figure in the events of the day, by adding
the trial
MORE EXCITING CHAPTER
than any that had preceded it, not e1ceptin
the tragedy itself. The jailor and his prise
ner had just passed her and were turning il
to the aisle leading to the exit, when th
pale and hitherto apparently nerveless woma
sprang to her feet and produced revolv,
from the folds of her sombre 0ress, place
the muzzle close to the prisoners head ju
behind his left ear, and pulled the trigge
Happily for Peter Stevens the enraged W
man, in her anxiety to make her work sur
had kept the weapon covered with the ham
kerchief which had concealed it up to tn
time in her lap, and as the hammer tell OF
corner of the cambria was caught between
and the cartridge, and prevented an expl
sion. Quick as thought the woman
COOKED THE WEAPON AGAIN,
and was bringing it to bear for second 6
$ fort, and this time no handkerchief was
: the way. The snap of the pistol had 9
tracted Curriers' attention, and as he turn
partly back to see what it meant it gleami1
barrel caught his eye. Several other perso
near him saw it at the same instant, and
voluntarily sprang forward to strike it asid
q but Currier, quicker than any of thel
a seized the woman, and straightway
= LIVELY STRUGGLE BEGAN.
. The woman, whom nobody would have 81
pected of having more than strength enou
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