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Hats. Hats. Hats.

Panneu, Ill East Seventh street, has the best
and cheapest stock of latest styles in hard and
soft felt hats in this city. Give him call be
fore you purchase.
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Pannell, Ill East Seventh street, sells at re-
tail, undershirts and drawers cheaper than the
wholesale dealers. Prices range from Csc to
go each. They must be seen to be appreciated
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Remember This

Look out for Wonders on Friday and Sat.
urday, October II and Is, at Plymouth church.
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Drs. Yarnall treat successfully all chronic
diseases. Office corner jackson and Seventh
streets, st. Paul.
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Notice.

Marriage Guns and Sensitive Flames, Tues.
day, October 49, at Plymouth church.
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at Plymouth Congregational church Monday,
Tuesday, Friday and Saturday, October Is, ii,
II and Is.
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PERSONAL,

r EADER-Have you BEEN humbugged by retired
tons to cure all private diseases? II 60 would Ike
to have You try DR.. E. B. Hallday's remedies II
you viii call on or address NO. will take your case
ana warrant cure. do not care what you have
or refund the money. Now, If don't do all say I
VII, show me up in this paper, and will pay for the
advertisement. Call on or address 8. BLAOKFORD,
lag West Third street, st. Paul. MIMI =
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German M. e. observation-disclosures O
Committees, Etc.


AS the bishop announced on Thursday
evening that the minute work of the con-
ference was at close, the committees at
tended to the several duties on yesterday, so
that nothing now remains to be done but to
receive the appointments.
The lay members were addressed by the
bishop, who told them that the work did not
concentrate in the ministers, but that the
laymen were the bulwarks of the church.
Rev. j. Kuck, in behalf of the lay members.
responded.
Reports were read from the German Pnb-
LEGATION society, Central German Wesleyan
college: and the Orphan asylum at Warren
ton, Mo. - 49, ~
Rev. ID. Herzer, of the Central German
conference, was introduced to the cofper-
ence.
The bened;otion was pronounced and the
conference adjourned.
Evening CT asses at tho st. Paul Bns,,es.
College.
Commencing at o'clock at the 81. ponl
Business College, corner Third and jackson.
Remember this college has the confidence Of
the business community, and shows a COM
plete record by endorsements from the most
numerous and highest sources. Has received
nfteen highest prizes for superiority in every
thing that is valuable to business college.
Young men should enter now and get the full
dement, OF the evening course. Charges mcder-
Ate IN comparison to advantages and benefits
received.
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FOX HOUNDS.
FOX HOUNDS.

The master and huntsman Of the Fatrmont Hunt,
being about to return to England oes his splendid
pack Of fox hounds for SALE either in pack couples
or singly: Tho pack comprises eleven dogs and
seven bitches, six couples Of which have been ree-
larry hunted for three and four seasons the balance
being young hounds just right to train and hunt the
coming season. These hounds arc carefully bred
from tho best English blood are good even size, very
fast, and thoroughly trained to foxes and wolves.
Such opportunity to procure wen bred and vsiua.
bic hounds Is rarely presented. Address at once
ARTHUR LYON, Master,
257F Fairmont, Mimi
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FIV CENTS A LINE
The GLOBE Want and Enploy.
nelt Bureau.

Advertisement In this column arc published
at dvs cents line each insertion, but 81
order to prove the efficiency Of the GLOBE g
IN advertising medium, and also to aid the
unemployed, We will publish for twenty-five
cents, 9 three-line advertisement, Of situa-
lions Wanted and Situations offered, and con-
ttnue the advertisement until tho object sought
lor 10 accomplished. For twenty five cents,
tho man out Of work can advertise for situa.
tion until he Ands one,
Ei?h limo oyer the three, to cost hve cents
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Big Railroad Suit Settled.

AKRON, O., Oct. 1o.-In the court of COM
mon pleas, to-day, Judge Sibbals made an
order whereby the litigation of the Atlantic
& Great Western Railroad company against
Bichofstrum & Goldsmidt, involving 3d.
100000, is settled and taken out of court.
This will greatly facilitate the sale and re-
organization of the road, which is we'll I'M
der way.
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An Air Ship Sighted at Dubuque Slowly
Moving south-Could 1t Have Been the
Pathfinder? :
DUBUQUE, Ia, Oct. 1O.-Thomas Floyd,
compositor on the Times, saw balloon early
this morning. He watched it for over an
hour and called the attention of the tele-
graph operator to it. It was up very high
and car could be seen but no person. It
was seen in the southeast and travelled
south, slowly rising and falling in its course.
Numbers of others also claim they saw the
air ship. .-..,-
DEMOCRATS should make an active canvass dur
ing the neat fen days and secure large lists of
names for the DAILY GLOBE. We auiH send it
post paid from no,O untsl the election in Noycn,-
bey fD7. tzpe1at2j-11Ue cents.
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keeper or as night clerk in hotel: frat. ciss.
references. Address "B. )" GLOBE Office, Mime.
"PoAAS' 2H74
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ZEPHYR W0RsTED GOODS.

STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF RAM
y sey-District Court, Second Judicial District.
and Mary Edgecomb, defendants.
SUMMONS:
The State Of Minnesota, to the above named de-
fendants:
You and each Of you are hereby summoned and
required to answer the complaint of the plaintiff
IN the above entitled action, said complaint having
been fled In the Office Of the Clerk OF
the above named Court and district
and serve . copy Of your answer to said COM
plant on the subscriber, at his Office In the City
OF Saint Paul, in said county Of Ramsey, within
twenty days after the service Of this summons upon
you, exclusive OF the day of such service, and II
you fai! to answer said complaint within the tine
aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action Win Apply to
this court for JUDGMENT against you for the sum Of
1orty-sx 45-lOO dollars and interest from arch a.
1873, together with the costs and disbursements
herein. -
Dated Oct. 9Th, A. D. 1879.
E. A. HENDRICKSON,
Plaintiffs Attorney, st. Paul, MINI.
oct 11-7W-sat
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Natures Wonde,

See Kayanagh's sales in want column.
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WANTED-si Situation as meat cutter in some first
v! class market. Can keep the accounts. aIso.
Aadress' MEAT CUTTER, GLOBE Office, Mime.
f'' 268*
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MUTATION WANTED-By young man with 70
commends. to do chores and go to school, Ad-
dress STUDENT, GLOBE Office, Minneapolis. 249:
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THE LOST BALLOONISTS.

Lava from Ice and Mock Sun, Monday, o.
Der 18th at Plymouth church.
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WANTED-A situation at anything, lumber busi.
W less preferred, by weigh-msster from the
Dalrymple farms, with references. Address @. B.
NJ, GLOBE Office %:
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NHORT-HAND, correspondence and general clers,
~ desires position in railroad, law mercantile or
Other other business Office; ten years' experience.
N"o"os oAobh ouce. 246'
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HORSES CARRIAGES &c.

WANTED for the celebrated Emerson.
W Fisher Co.'S Buggies, Carriages, Phaetons
and Spring Wagons. Edward Mckinney, Wabashaw
street, 10 sole agent for st. Paul and surrounding
country: All correspondence promptly answered,
and work fully warranted. A. j. OREIGH,
1SS p. -. General Salesman.
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WANIED- Unemployment by young American
w not afraid of work. Thoroughly conyersant
with Office business. Good bookkeeper; best refer.
ences. Address K, this Office 90
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SITUATIONS wANTED-..Male,.

WANIED-By young man, position as assistant
w book-keeper in 9 store or office. Good nan"
man: Reference furnished. Address NJ. JAMES.
SAAo oAAAoo' .>>'~*' .st-- $50.
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ob PRINTER-A frst-clsss book, Job and nevs
T. printer wants situation in some hrst,clsss ioh
ence. can give estimates on ali classes of work.
run any press. Good wages asked. Address cara -;
GLOBE, st. Paul, LAUCK. 1kss
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WANTED-A position by young German man.
IN grocery or other store, as clerk or EN-.
experience in grocery business. Address sS 1 "a
N-oA'1 oAAAoe' -.5- r=-. $685.
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0ITUATION WANTED-As housefeener n :. -,
~ tel or trivate family; has had nine years expe
Renee; can give the best of references Address
MRS. L. Lemon, Eau Claire, Wis. 96S
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LOST AND FOUND.

TAKEN UP-Came to my enclosures about The
Sd inst, q red and white COW about four years
old. Owner can have property by proving same and
paying charges to DAVID PEABODY,
269-u Rose Town, Ramsey County
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WANTED.

WANTED.
"ANTED-Ladies to call and examine the nev
w ana tasteful Worsted Goods, at low prices
never got before at the store SO East Seventh,
seleet, Detween Robert and Jackson. 27a-71
WANIED-Partner with $3.50 in the show bust
y! ness Cal! ct A Exchange st., between u
..--e :, 4l1A peg cAnluAtion' 266-72
WANTED-To rent house with six or seva,,
n..rpr rooms; cottage preferred. Apply to Q.
1850 .-.1A, NHVoA olnce' 259
NOhvEYOR WANTED-A good surveyor desirin0
~ 3 Lucrative and permanent location and bnsinass
Brule City, DIT. oS oaes
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WANTED-situation in store, grocery preferred.
Address r. A. B this Office - Geo. n
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FOR SALE.

k\OR sALE-An upright piano, almost new. Will
IL be sold at . bargain. Address N. A., this Office
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ECENTS A LINE.
AUCTION sALFs.
THE GREATEST CHANCE OF THE SEASON

HORSES, ETC, AT AUCTION-I will sell at my
~ saestand. corner Third and Cedar rtreets, !
NUMBER OF driving and working horses and mares at
- ogc COCK ms morning. p. T. KAVANAGH,
I'V Commission Auctioneer.
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WANTED-Plsce to take care of private team and
w work about house. Address A. c., this Office.
C61k ~-o0'
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WANTED Situation by steady young man -
" take care of horses and make himself nsefni
ABOUT the house. Can furnish good references.
Address H. g., this Office. 49, AKA. =
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NIsCELLANEOUs,

pA1NT1NG-P. F. FITZdIBBON, house and
sign painting. No. 1877 Jackson street. "a
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WANTED-A situation by q young man to wort
w Tor his board. Understands taking care ~
horses. Has also had experience in PRINTING ofI,ce
Address A. F. p, GLOBE Office. S41.
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FURNITURE AT AUCTION-I will sell at auc-
y ton at my salestand, corner Third and Cedar
lor Suite upholstered in cardinal silk plush, costing
ntw $3.50. Beds!eads, Washstands, Tables, Chairs.
etc., ETC.; also fifty barrels Winter Apples in good
condltion p. 7. KAVANAGH,
ZU So Commission Auctioneer
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nor SALE AT HALF PRICE-A Wilson & Worley
heater. It is . very economical heater, will
neat nVe rooms easily. Has been in use but one
M1nter. Also one nice wardrobe. Inquire of G. r..
Mahler ct D. ". Ingersou 4 Co.'s. 24a.
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HENRY g. CROSS, 81 Broadway, N Y, broker in
Ill frst-class privileges only, refers to Russell
Sage, Esq, T. B. Wallace Co., H. L. Horton Co.,
Harvey Harvey Kennedy: Esq, Alex. Taylor Sons, W. s.
durnee, Jr., Co., and many other frst-class
houses and members of the New York Stock Ex-
change generally. . 2S1-tu & 2Sl-sat iii
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~ VITCOFSKEY. cleaning, dying and repairing
VI. specially; old garments made over in tte
latest style. l24 Wabashaw street, st. Paul, MINI.
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Females.

A YOUNG lady who has taught school years, de-
IA sires situation as copyist sales Iadv tesSchsr
East Fourth street. 30. "
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A Suit for Divorce.

bill for divorce was fled in the Office of
the district court, yesterday, by William
Cleavenger, who alleges heinous iniquities
against his wife, Christiana. The parties
to the action were married at Minneapolis in
May, 1871, since when their married life has
been fraught with the most direful scenes of
domestic turmoil. The first sin alleged by
the plaintiff against his wife is the unpar-
donable offense of deceit, which
assumed the form of having confessed to
being the mother of two boys, when subse-
quent developments proved that she had
borne four sons by previous marriage,
one of whom was in the reform school at
the time of the wedding. 1t is also alleged
thst the plaintiff is in constant dread of
losing his life, owing to the murderous
threats of his consort, who is said to have
'menaced his existence with an uplifted
broadax on May 5th, 1877, shortly after
which she varied the e1pedient by
threatening to shoot him. In addi-
ton to the above, Mrs. Clenenger
is charged with publicly abusing her leige,
in the most foul and slanderous language,
which is Unfortunately applied to himself
and daughters, the pressure being 80 great
that she is alleged to have driven his children
out of the house and destroyed his hitherto
happy home. It is further alleged that Mrs.
G. was in the habit of stealing her husbands
tools, and writing vindictive and slanderous
letters when he had occasion to leave home.
The above are few of the reasons why
the plaintiff believes he is entitled to di
vOrce.
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The Short Line Between the Cities.

If you want to be stirred up by sight
worth seeing, just 60 out on the path of the
short line railway which the Chicago, Mil
waukee & st. Paul company is constructing
to connect st. Paul and Minneap olis. They
have just removed the present track ten
feet toward the river, above Chestnut street,
in order to make way for the short line and
about two hundred men are busy as bees
along the side of the bluff up there, and
hundreds more out near Ayds' mill, and this
week two hundred more will be at work
along the line, The work progresses we'll
on the Hennepin county side, and the prepa-
rations for the great bridge at Meeker's
island are going forward actively. This
work is godsend to the. hundreds of idle
men who have thronged in both cities for
months, and they look much better and
more happy with their coats off and fingine
dirt for this energetic company that is
daily spending over thousand cash dollars
in our midst. They have mapped out big
work through a magnificent country for this
short line, and We feel certain it will prove
to be good thing for the company and g
big thing for these cities.
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THE COUNTY GOVERNMENT.
The May Meeting I8egun.-Numerous Ro
Petitions-Claims Allowed.

The May Meeting Begun-Numerous Road
Petitions-Claims Allowed.
A regular meeting of the board of county
commissioners was held yesterday forenoon,
Commissioner Hoyt in the chair. All the
members being in attendance except Mayor
Dawson.
communication from the citizens of White
Bear asking for an appropriation to open
new road from White Bear Lake to the
Hennepin county line was referred to the
committee on roads and bridges. A
similar petition was submitted and
referred to the same comittee.
A petition was also submitted requesting
an appropriation of $500 to be expended on
the White Bear and Lake Johannah road,
running through the town of Mounds View
to the line of Hennepin county. Referred
to the committee on roads. A petition re-
questing an appropriation OF $3.50 to be OK.
pended on the st. Paul and Kettle river
road was referred to the same committee
communication was read from the
secretary of the German American
bank calling attention to a resolution carried
at the meeting of bankers, held in this city
on the Both ult., whereby it was decided that
the rate of per cent, previously paid or
demand deposits to the city, State anG
county, should be reduced to per cent, fo1
the reason that the present condition of the
money market would not justify the pay
ment of higher rate of interest for public
funds on deposit. The communication was
accompanied by notice of discontinuanct
of the higher rate of interest. Referred tx
the committee on ways and means.
The committee. on claims reported in favo
of allowing the usual number of MONTH,
bills. On motion, the report was uuani
mously adopted.
County Attorney Rogers submitted bill
of $14.6O for utensils supplied the prisoner
in the county Jail, the same having been re
ferred for an opinion at the last meeting o
the board. Mr.. Rogers stated that he ha,
examined the legal points involved, and tina
he was under the impression that the com
mittee on Jail and public accounts should b
the proper judges of what hould be Above
the sheriff to properly conduct the jail.
was moved and carried that action on tn
subject be postponed until the next meetin
of the board.
The question of extra janitors and watch
men was also taken up and similarly dis
posed of.
A resolution was carried adiourning fu1
Their action until next Thursday, at 10 A. NJ
after which the meeting adjourned.
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Thomas Cochran, Or.
On motion it was decided that the election
should take place by calling the roll, each
member to express his choice in answer to
his name as called by the clerk.
The vote was then taken, resulting In the
unanimous election of J. S. Sewall.
The following communication was drawn
up by Clerk German, and ordered sent to the
council for approval:
TO the Honorable the President and Common
Council of the City of st. Paul.
GENTLEMEN: Pursuant to section 3 of an
act of the legislature of the State OF Minnie
sofa. entitled IAN act amending parts of the
charter of the city of st. Paul and acts amend
ing thereof" approved Feb. %, 1879, the board
of public works hereby transmits the name of
J. s. Sewall, competent and scientific per-
son as civil engineer to the board OF public
works, for your approval or rejection; yeas, 3.
Very respectfully,
GEO. L. BECKER, President.
Official
r. L. GORMAN,
Clerk Board Public Works.
The petition from the citizens of the
Sixth ward, requesting the improvement of
Sixth street, so as to make that thorough
passable for teams, was referred to the
member from the Third ward. The order
of the council authorizing the grading of
Harriet street, from Martin street to Uni
yersity avenue, was referred to the clerk
with instructions to advertise for bids. A
communication from Contractor Clonan
requesting 5000 on his contract for grading
L'Orient avenue, was referred to the engi-
neer. Adjourned.
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FISHERMEN'.S LUCK.
An Unfortunate Experience of Three st
Pau1itoS at

An Unfortunate Experience of Three st.
Paulites at Alexandria.
If you would like a smoke, or receive an
invitation to ''smile," just ask Conductor
Copeland or Baggage Master Armstrong, of
the St. Paul & Pacific, Branch Line, of their
experiences in fishing at Alexandria, on Fri
day last The story when they tell it, if told
truthfully, and both carry George Wash,
ington hatchet about with them, will be
something like this After getting into
Alexandria on the day named, about 5 P. NJ,
Copeland and Armstrong and the mail agent
on the train concluded to try their hand at
fishing in the lake that forms one of the
beauties of that town. A boat was procured
and everything was going along merrijy,
when their bark began to fill with water from
leak. Frantic efforts were made to reach
the shore, but when still some distance away
the boat went down, and the three brave
fishermen were foundering in the water.
Armstrong, unfortunately, can not swim,
and as the boat went from under him he
commenced working his arms and legs with
wonderful vigor, at the same time crying
Justify for help. But help did not come, and
in spite of all Armstrong could do he found
himself sinking. Finally, when he had
given up all hope, and was preparing to set
tie quite down to the bottom and become
food for the fishes, he CHANGED to let his
neither limbs extend downwards little, and
bottom was found, the water proving only
about waist deep.
So far the joke is all on Armstrong, but
now appear Copeland and his companion,
Returning to the hotel no fire could be found
at which to dry their drenched clothes. In
this emergency they retired to their
sleeping apartment. 1t so happened the win
dow of the room opened upon the roof of a
wing. Happy thought. The roof was a good
place upon which to dry their clothes. The
thought was acted upon, the wet garments
being carefully spread out in regular order,
when the party retired to sleep. They slept,
but while athey slept a storm gathered. anc
when they awoke in the morning heavy
rain was falling and their wearing appare
were more Thoroughly saturated with water
if possible, than when they first emerged
from the lake.
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Upper Missouri Navigation.

Capt. J. G. Barr, general agent of the Ben
ton line of Upper Missouri steamers, passed
through the city, yesterday. for Bismarck, on
his return from flying visit to Sioux CITY.
From Capt. Barr we learn that the steamer
Benton, of the line, the first departure from
Bismarck, reached Fort Benton April %,
the first arrival there of the season and the
earliest arrival on record. Her trip consist
ed of one hundred and seventy tons of
freight and thirty cabin passengers. The
Benton reached Bismarck Monday, yester-
day, on her return trip, and will leave for up
river on the arrival of the Northern Pacific
train Saturday, May 10. The new and light
draught steamer Butler left St. Louis Nav +
to take her place in the Benton line. For
expedition and reliability the Northern Pa
cifc and upper Missouri is proving far ahead
of the roundabout way by the Union Pacific
railroad.