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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-06
TRUSTEES SALE.

NY VIRTUEOF A pEED on TRUST MADE
ID by Robert Costaln aud Isabella, his wife
aud Thomas CoAtAin, lo The undenlgncd, bear
ius date The Lstl day Of August 4 y 1919, anu
uf record Ia the Clerks once ~ the County
Court oi Ohio county, West Virginia, Ia hook
Nu. .. luli0 lb7. ! Will, on
MONDAY. THE San DAY OF MAY. lssO.
~leginuing ut 10 O'Clock A. N NJ said day, sell al
public auction al the mont lOor ~ the Cuuft
House ui said county, the follOw lng described
pieces or paIcels of land, lying aud being AiiuaI'
cd Ia that part ui The CllJ Wl wheeling KNOW u
~ North Wheeling, la The addition lo the Cliy
of Whceliug known IN BuShilolda aud Me.
Mcchen'H ADDITION, and which said piccta nI
parcels ut land aTc designated un the plat ul said
addition ~ lots numbered Thirteen I'D and louI
lccu ull, except ~ feet, 4 Inches on the south
side oi lot No. L. -.
IL WAS agreed between the parties IN said decd
NJ Trust that II the PARTIES t the lrt part ialleI
OF refused lo pay the Interest or ANY part thereof
semi annually on the note secured 10y said decd
of trust, then the party 81 the second part shall
pruCcIi a. sell the property therein conveyed.
Or Intended 30 Ia bo, ANA apply the pfucrcdA oI
said sale ~ well in The payment oi Aaid interest
IA may at the time uf said sale be- due nld IN.
paid, and 10 the pay meut Ut the principle sun
mentioned IN said note.
The said sale will be- made because Oi uhc fall
urr uf The parties ~ pay the interest Scml annu
ally nj the Inlo uf six pei cent prf auunIr:
TEHMn ~ san one lnitd VI the said pur
chase mono, rnAh in hand, the balance In two
equal paymrutS at AiN and twelve months. with
Interest, the purchaser giving notes secured by
decd uf trust uu The property lot the deferred
payments. or the whole 0i the purchase money
will hc received Ia oah II the purchaser prricr.
The Title to the above property u OvllrNch I"
De- perfect, but, selling IA trustee ! shall convey
only such title ~ IL vested In me hy said deed III
trust GIBSON l. GRAMMAR.
mf3luaMt Trustee,
The above sale n adjourned uuul saturday
May Sth, NJ 10 u'clnrk A N.
mai GIBSON l.. CRANMkR, Trustee
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-06
TAMMANY HALL.
A sketch OF Its Original Organi-
nation and History.

International Review
The Tammany hall organization con
sisls of three paTts-hrst. the secret ST.
ciety known as the "Tammany society
or Columbian Order which was iouhu-
Ell In 1859, in the first month OF wash
i%ngton's administration, and was lneor'
porated in 1903: which erected the build
Ing ON the corner oi Nassau u rashA
tort streets, formerly known as ram
many hall. and controls by lease tne
present hall on Fourteenth street sec
ondly, the general committeo anu lHs'
semblyl district committees OF t't ia'h'
many hall Democracy, which are
councils Of voters, aud date, with many
intermediate changes OF detail, irom lsSsi
thirdly. the voters, usually about 'O,UoO,
or %tWo-thirls Oi the entire vote al the
city, who act Ia harmony with lhe COM
mitlees, and constitute the "lalnnlahy
hall Democracy.
The Tammany society has passed dur
ing ia ninety wears, through dive impor-
tant epOchs OF evolution, u " now ~
its sixth. From lfsa To- lsso ! Was anu
monaphiral aud a~nti-toreign, WIN
Feleralisl officers and american inHl'h
costumes, customs aud regalia, culIivat,
lng a dlsiastc ior European modes ut
government 10y the sedulouS snhslilu'
iion AT rertain iancicd aboriginal cis
TOMS Its mcmbers discussed political
uu~rstinns after the Indian fashion,
around council fires, At which they
smoked the traditional calumet, assist
ga. perhaps, by drRughts OF the tradi.
,innal Rrr.water. In 100 they received
thr Greek Indians, On n visit which one
of the Tammany Sachems had induced
the Greek chiefs Ia make to New inrN'
ia such perfect limitations at tue ha'iNe
costume. aud Ia such g~orgcously savage
feathers, mocvasins. leggIngs, w~ar-painl,
war-clubs aud tumAhawks, that the
Greeks set up "A whuUp ut Joyful rnc0ghl'
tt,u vhirh the 1'ammauy braves mus
took Tor the Indian mode at saying grace
before human carving aud Scaiteted III
"A suIIrn manic. NJ THIS interview sec
retnry Jefferson, Chiri Justice Jay, 6ov
,,rursr CLINTON aud Mayor Duane were
prrsrnt The Greeks danced aud sang
The Echo song; the Tammdny grand
sachem assured the Greek grand sachrmS
that the spirit OF Columbus aud Tam
many were then promenailng arm-in'
arm through the wlgNain the SagaInnIe
ct Tammany presented the rhcilH WIN
the calumet, who Ia return duhhel hiW
by one ui those musical Indian appella-
lions which ought To be Immortal
TulIya Miro or Chici ct the White
Town. La the evening the entire party
attended the theatre together, aud bo-
lore they lcil the Creeks entered into a
treaty with Washington, the beloved
"~a,hrm ul the Thirteen Fires.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-06
4 REPUBLICAN LABORER
Ou the Ohio County Republican
Convention.
Correspondence oitho Register

NuAlV.IzrAlNatN 90 tuC ktkhNti
WuKEliNG, MAY .
Please acccpt my thanks rs work
iugman Tor the scoring YOU gave the Re
publican Convention. | have been "a
Republican myself, was ia Lafayette
Hall, IN Pittsburgh, when 1t was born,
and | did what some OF the most blatant
OF them did not TO. | went into the
army in ls6l. aud STAYED in il aud
fought IN II until August, 1868, when
| was mustered out at Macon,
GeorSia. contcudrd then Tor the
principle that labor should be-
Tree. and | am ready to DO So again. Bat
the Republicans ut to-day are as Don
piatl SAYS, robbery and corruption or
ganiEvd. Aud the bold e~tlrontery 0i
those convict labor resolutions ia the
teeth ui the actions Ol the leaders OF tic
party Nnen the Legislature was IN ses'
sion, - indeed sublime. The only man
among them all tha, took thc part oi
honest labor against ike convict system
at MOuRdsyiile, Was Captain nuyener,
aud he did il With viii WewiA not Tor,
get hlm when tho time oaIe and just 81
sure Sill We re,acmbcr the Others. They
lorSut one thing ia the resolutions
they lett out the soldiers. / have ~,
kind vi used 10 that resolution aud miss
IL About the only thing the party ever
done Tor the soldiers OF their own volt,
ton Vas to get head stones ior the sol-
dicrs' graves, and they would not have
done that Only there was a lob in IT,
The resolution condemning the Dcm-
ocatic party Tor ~coudemning OIL.
cal corruption was well deserved, bat
comes with a bad grace from the
party whose leaders in the keystone
State have made that grand old com
mOnwealth a by-word and reproaeh. In
those July riots, In all that bowling mob
there Vas nc more dangerous q criminal
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-06

than Kemble, and in all that carnival Of
lawlessness, no blacker crime was CON-
United than that consumated the other
day by Thea Republican State officers OF
Pennsylvania; vet they are the party OF
law and orier forsooth
Why give prominence 10 your col
umns 10 the inane mouthings OF that
sitting cali Fred. Grant.
ONE OF n LowER MILLION.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-06
n.nnr MN Europe

- conceded on all sides Ihs' tt'
p,Is are above comparison WIN
Aver smr5ieincs. Uniting the best e,s,
%snis known 70 the gnTsi'i ~, nnmsr.
pns slomachie Disorders TOT ~ TSsse Nils
ors rceommended as a cure, I'm NV are
SrS 50 mild, yet searching. MAJ sbe c,hrr-
o oiS n prescribed by doctors %,i SaD In.
wise ITO MIN nI' the fruits Of Dr. AysI :
deed. VIZ" ne shavc Of Pills SarSaPar'l,a,
genius NJ ,''' and Cherry P.s.oS Sl. 9S !
might Wi ai tropical Ameriea, OF 'G ;n,S.
STANLEY TSca'-IWserdam N's''"' ~" "'''
D1g. -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-06
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Remember,


that DR.. wistar's Balsam OF Wild Cher
~ has proven itsrlfto bca positive enfe
for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis
aud all Lung diseases. IL has saved tbs,
lives oi many even after the doctors had
said there Was no hope. Every one
declares that /. goes right 10 the fright
spot" soothing aud healing as II 10y MA
gic all soruness OF throat and lungs, a
single dose taken at bed time viii gen
tly warm the blood, cause refreshing
slumber, and hy morning an ordinary
cough or cold wall he gone, None gen
uinc without signature III sanford *
Park. Large pint bottles si.OO. Keep
a bottle always on hand, twill save you
many a doctor bill. Be sure your drug
pist gets the genuine for YOU, langhl'n
Bros. n Co., aud logan, List x uoy
Wholesale Agents, Wheeling; West "
Gilmore, Agents for Bridgeport, q,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-06

TuE best giiI To give ~ your enemy
Is forgiveness, 10 your opponent toll
erance; to a friend, your heart, Co your
child, a good example; TO a father,
drtercacc, % your another, eondHct
that will make her proud OF You to
Yourself, respect; 10 all men, charity,
and 10 the sick. simmons Liver Regu-
lator. / sound IL excellent Tor sour
stomach, indigestion, dixzineSs and
headaehe. A. j. ADKINS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-06

Frou the easy e~xpecton',on, ,aer1
SH,rsiory power OF the Lanss, aad
eu 'nvsl ri irritation, manifest irom
th the OF Cough and other aiarmlns
cusS',''u' tier nsing Fellows Goa
npnnJ syrup OF Hypoph3sphl.es,
clear that the formation OF ~, n.
matter is not only stopped, na' ,ns
MAI Jsposited is being carried away
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-06
SIXTY THOUSAND DOL
LARS.
Tho Profits OF kearucS's Three
Nnnrs Agitation.

The statement at krauucyH counsel
that hr Was unable Ca pay the int A
sIu0O Was not iudursrd hY hraTnry
him,rli al the HOUSE ul Correction, nor
a. 1t ia accord with authentic reports
concerning the pcruuiary prott that
ms business at agitation haS brought
han IA. Before the tate " :. hrIrn
dlud, acting entirely Independently ct
tho firm and being enragOd at u attack
made ON han by kaarney on the inst
flush " the latter's prominence, be II
saul 10 have dashed of a check OF SO
OOO Tor Kcarncy, saying, ITS cheaper
d, Luy the - - than bother with
him" kraury received sld,OOO dur
ing tho ~guhrruatur,Jl campaign lot
keeping White ia the lrld lie rrcciN-
rI from Slp.WD tu S2O.OuO during The
new Constitution campaign tot hts apa
thy during lho last sIA weeks before
election. la hCt - nearly a. eau ba
estimated, his pecuniary profits are IN
the vicinity nl SGu0 At the House
of Correction, When asked II lac "err
able tu pay has $1,000 hur, lac answered
c~yasiycly. As no Imprisonment "a
VrptIug the SIN months which iuruIcn u
part ut hIS s~vutyuCC, AMI which began
With kia lnrrratluu yesterday, ran Ia
cui0rred until the line Is paid aud as
tue collection ni the amount must bo
hy civil prucrss, the exact status ct
krarury as a capitalist becomes au IN
Interesting question The certainty
h, however. that hts profitable career
during the past three years viii very
we'll permit hin siX months rest and
utirrmrut. N suuu as the weather
prrm,ts resumption al work ON The
ROAD and at the quarry, krarnry viii
he syt at Labur with the rrst.
Ask your druggist Tor PROT. huil'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-06
TO BONDHOLDERS.

ogIcH PuIxEUEsH wHEHuxs RIB Co
wAEKuNG. " Va. Apdl -, tsoJ
The dx mouths !uteFesl due MAJ lI Ca NE
Boads % lhis Company Will y pHld on hA!
80 AZ lhe once Of the PcnnsyiyAalA Railroad
ComuAny, IN The CITY q PHILADELPHIA ~ y.
w1isd Glbha. Rcgis,Nr. BiAnk torms tor ooi
t,tina the Iobresg MAY be ootained a. NE heHk
$3.50. TREASURER.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-06
r~UAVEI.EsSS' IIIIDE.
The t~orIouiug sulic is mtIr up ou Wheeling
umr.

Wllutrluhm AytHHlUiu ItuHU" iNIH i.Iu QUIZ
ruus Lotatcu Whsrliug aui isis l.iIhB.
thtIly except ~JutIf NgwnrL N~,"H.uw"sla.
ktbN
.t.gHrulUI. Accommodate. iun tulu
luuu. tuy It, IueHy, backward ali iuI"agl ut
tween Mathis t.ug Hui Bri.n,u stopping
whoa Required af ebuTwau UlasH. ktutNilr,
M.L MM--LIu. and uLI.-L llIl
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-06
PUlvtRMAcHER oAlvANIc CO.,
COh tldhlh & VINE SIRttIS, CINCINNATI, u
Coughs, Bronchitis L Consumption
y hat Wuil-kuuWu DTuggtzt says abou'
Alion'a Luug Balaam
MOIIIEIES. READ!

uAaiNNu STATION, HI.
urulrmru tho irmaul tuT Aiiru'a Lung
htia.uu Is Increasing constantly Ia, iaiis thiuk
lhtfr i7 uu uv,llyiuc equal tutl luy Group and
hh.uptus Tough te IAGllN. uIusgtst
oBll uy ai Mrdttlur uyair.- nTl2
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-06
10 Nervous Sufferers The Great European
Remedy Or, J, B. Simpsons
& eci6c Medicine.

DT ]. u simpsons s,gvtaC Medicine IL q posi-
dive cure lot SpcTmatOrhCa, lmpOtcnCy, Weak
ness aud all diseases resulting from ScltAbuse,
"A Nervous Debility lrhiability Mental Anxiety,
l~auguUt, Laeitudc, Depression Of SpiHh aud
functional arrangements Of the Nervous System
..uu-.LL. lnLm. I'm Tho MnuL or Alla La oil
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-06

- m Oriental eolors aha
BHOeAS s " nth gold thread, are seen
ssI many spring suits anu sAin
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-06
Dissolution Notice.

VNIE FIRN HERETofoRK LxlsTING
under TIE name Of AcFadden a shepard
has Ibis day bcen dissolved BY mutual CONSENT
NJ. Shelard retiring Nj NePadien utli con
tluue the business ht the old stand. No. lSN
Market sturci, and will settle up TIE bushes o.
he Ola ara. Persons knowing themselves In
dcbusi will please call aud sctile Immediately.
j. d, NeHADpES,
A. ". sHEPAsD.
AFuL G. iso. Vs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-06

VHI|IITI wv I'"0'I'|
CASKETS g. COFFlNS
uf all kiu,I, aui aas kept ,unstunuy vp hlul
~ take pl,tsuu la uylCNtug thg Hltuis 81 49,
an. urrI't.tut duties attrultug tbv burial ut
thu ituI. Calls usW,u iu uIutsht iu'u rNi
dru,r over tHt E,rrr.
We also Atrp o. ,huigy uur ui
Carpets, 0ilClOths, Window Shades,
ulANUEK and FARIOK HSltt Kt which
wFul,Tat che luWystp prizes.
VIM. 2IN TX Sks SoN,
r,r Market aui rNvuu sccuud 0tsyvG. tvuilv
Wheeling ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-06
YOUNG en-

Nhl "thrrt who autsr rau Nervous ausl rhTsI.1l 10.
'HH .l NH.ty N,Es.. itumat.Iv ENUt.siHl
N, iah.t .tH.wv g"HrsIUru.ya ylvallr u ls,tv-
arc rprrHlN tyuyntri ~ cuuru'tug "a
', htG'rNtt REVIEW .tpHH-r thr uuWIugatrt
''aI ftHrt"yl bN yIartf al uF.hHd tupsatHIfsh
t rf NI wtt.s ut.#u. us at rIr utt The
HuIIr, HBi ylr.u.r pu4l o. Ugatb, spsuf
a.lE.IlF ET,tsY
"Hl Y"aJ rttrHt au rH-fsl card o. r. cupJ. anI
81, 1h.u vrUb trustfb vtl torgut iHl.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-06


Memory, fTI
matuWuld ~
AMI disease
that lead :,
consumption
Insanity an
al Cadygmy
OF 10th n,
how
shattered. "a,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-06

Asa your druggist Tor Prot huit'
mrttcs Kidney iaj, aud take no other.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-06

Aalhttm may BE- nom eXCcsscs OF any kind, =
short Cuurc Of this medicine will restore the los,
tuncuuus and procure Health ali Happiness
where bylor Va dependency and gloom The
spvCiAc Medicine "a being used with wonderful
auutc.s.
Pamphlets sent 10 " ali. Write iot them and
ggi tuil particular
Price, Specific, u0 pet package. or six pack
ages Tor SEQ Viii be seat y mail on receipt 81
muucy. Allru~s all orders.
J r SIMPSONS MEplCINECO.,
Noe, lS & iS Main 81, Buffalo, n, !.
Trade supplied BY LAughlIn Bnos 1 60, Wheel.
iug, W, Va. oct7exQQt
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IN
AND OTHERS SEEKING
HEALTH,
STRENGTH AND ENERGY

Z fNFH up1u UEAlrU, HNUtENE al FhYsl-
'h 4ltgtvs aUi g q t.uplstu tu.r,i VHla q
"teAinu &c IuNalrla ana hHfr wbH alivt nun
fHHt hhbauaiiug aui rHuial h,sgsss Etury
+lFt thaA bvafa upon buaih aui hannah happiness,
N.'s Aiigutiuu in ta pasva and tba manT 4urs,
Navl br agdsttug t~nstlria. Nbu have tnpttvi
,eir, arv Ru.svtsi, a1i valuable ,utIuallu 90
'Nttetvl O. al ehH trr iu need q u.lIsl advice.
20" aatirrt C bluriur Bolts ufFsu1 MHl.iUs. aui
' nintfvl att ono luriuHua ut vital uur,tttura
Ni.uHg humanity. arc iulI yuusHt,r-i aut -.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-07-16
Music and Moonlight Thursday Evening
Festivities at White Bear Lake.


The open air concert by the Great West
ern band at White Bear Lake, last evening,
was the most thoroughly successful one so
far of the series. The weather was delight
full. The stiff breeze, which had made lively
sport for the amateur sailors during the af-
ternoop, moderated at shutdown to gentle
air, suited either to sailing or rowing. Sell
dom has the beautiful lake appeared so at
tractive to its frequenters.
The lake and its shores had been lively all
day with crowds of pleasure seekers, re-
ceiving accessions by each train. The band
arrived at $3.50, and after the usual sail on
board the Santa Maria, gave number of
choice selections from the "Pirates of Pen
zanLe," with other favorite music, to the de-
light of large audience in the new pavilion.
At about o'clock dancing was commenced,
and briskly kept up until the 10 O'Clock train
brought the happy excursionists back to the
city.
Mr.. Seibert, and the railroad officials, are
to be congratulated on the thorough success
of this series of entertainments, which must
gain in popularity as the season goes on.
This is most satisfactory to jail concerned,
particularly to the old settlers of White
Bear, who rejoice at the growing popularity
of their lake, and gaze with pleasure at the
throng pouring from the cars at that con-
venient new station-Iake Shore.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-07-16
OFFICE Of
TlOS. Cochran, Jr,
Real Estate gent
AND
AUCTION e e r.
IL WABAsHAW STREET.
OFFICE Of
IL WABAsHAW STREET.

I call attention to the foIIO1Ui3lD
pieces of at1ein,prOved Real Estate,
among aClticl are some Of the finest
and best building sites iIe the city:
TIE acesterIy 60 feet of the 12O
feet frOnted by the stone aCaU Wpon
Summit oceIlue, immediately Arrest
of No. 13S.
The IS feet apOR the same ace
nae, lying Jetaoeeje the Improved
properties of Mrs. e. u. Mott and
Major Br0aUni1ag.
TIE 60 feet Immediately aCest of
the 100 feet HpOn the northwest
corner of Summit and TiTOini0
dUeHateS.
The $50 feet on the bluff side OF
this GveRaie, lying aoest of the resi-
dence of DIR. e. III. Gutter.
The 12O feet tp0n the north side
Of Pleasant dUenae, on the north
east corner Of Chestnut street.
Several of the finest lots on lyle
hart and Carroll streets, iIs Block
20, Mdckubin DC JIaTsAalI's Gddi-
ton.
The so feet on the southwest cor
nef of Summit dcenue and " aba
sls0sc streets.
In less costly properties, IhaVe
6uitdifg lots in WoOdLand Park,
Terrace Park and Summit Park.
MactMbin d MarshaIps, and all
the other suburban additions on
favorable terms and at reasonable
prices.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-07-16
Death of Mrs. smith-Peabody.

The many friends of Mrs. Smith-Pea body
will be grieved to learn of her death, which
took place at an early hour yesterday morn
ing. It will be remembered that Mrs. Pea
body had one of her feet amputated few
weeks ago, and for time it was hoped she
would recover her accustomed health. Her
long suffering and the shock of ths amputa
ton was too much for her enfeebled frame.
Her husband and family have the deep SYM
pathies of wide circle of friends in their
sad bereavement. The funeral will take
place from the family residence, No. rs Grove
street, at 10 A. NJ. to-day.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-07-16
Hancock Among the Generals

Every patriot and Democrat, who loves to
see everything that tends to illustrate the char
acter, and bring to us the presence of the
great standard bearer Of our national
Democracy, will take the occasion to call at
Capt. O'Regan's place of business, on Robert
street, and see the picture of Gen. Grant and
his generals. There, mounted on prancing
steeds, and clad in all the panoply of war, is
Sheridan, Meade, Thomas, Grant, Rosencrans,
Sherman, but, as if by fortunate Intuition, the
artist has selected, for the very center and
radiating point of the picture, the glorious
and Achilles like form of the heroic and
resplendent Winfield Scott Hancock
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-07-16
River Business and Boats.

The Red Wing, Capt. G. E. Sencerboz,
was the mail packet for st. Louis yesterday
noon. The Red Wing brought in 125 pas
sengers and light freight, and had good
trip out, both of passengers and freight. To-
day is the off day with the mail line, SO that
the next packet for below will be Saturday
noon, when the Anna will go out, followed
on Sunday by the fine and staunch Alex.
Mitchell.
The Mary Morton, of the Diamond 10 line,
should be in this morning to leave at noon.
The water registered six feet last evening,
q fall of two inches during the day.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-07-16

MED by two lawyers The defendant tried to
show that the arrest took place without autho-
rity, and number of witnesses were examined
on each side. Healy was fined So and dis
s1arged.
In referring to the arrest of Coruelious
eastman, an exclusive account of which
should also have been given to Officer
Brosseau who was instrumental IN ac-
complishing his arrest. Officer Brosseau
ascertaiped where the young man was con-
cealed and obtaining the assistance OF Cfhcers
Flaherty and Hanft, eastman was arrested and
brought to the station by the last named
officers. The young desperate was turned over
to the county authorities yesterday to await his
trial at the next term of the district court.
The value of nerve, or the faculty of keeping
cool in an emergency, was nicely demonstrated
by one of the fair sex on West Third street yes
terday morning. About 9 o'clock horse and
phaetsn, driven by a lady, was passing along
Third. near Market street, when the rig sudden
ly collided with large Newfoundland dog.
The dog was brushed to one side, and uttering
a fearful yelp he turned on the horse. The
spirited animal was already going at lively
rate, and when attacked by the dog, he broke
and tried to run off. Then came the tug of
war. The fair damsel squared herself, and
make modern jockey split with envy. She
finally got the animal under control, and no
harm was done.
In yesterdays GLOBE an account was given
of desperate fight the night proceeding be-
tween two men on the railroad track the other
side of the Harvester works. The night train
to Saltwater was stopped and one of them was
taken to that city, and put under arrest, the
other man making his escape. Yesterday af
ternoon the prisoner was given in charge of
conductor VIM. Kemp, who brought him to
this city and turned him over to the police.
In conversation with GLOBE reporter last
night, he gave his name as VIM. Davis, and
states that he was too drunk to remember
anything about the fight. He failed to recall
the name of his companion, and bears evidence
of pretty rough treatment. The case will be
investigated this morning.
Early yesterday morning aruction took place
between Emil Constant and J. Copdeen, rival
runners for two lower town bean houses. Con-
slant secured passenger from the early train
and was holding forth on the accommodations
of his house in German, when Condeen took
umbrage at something said and knocked his
rival down. Like the man in the proverb, Con-
slant didn't resent the blow, but turned the
other side of his cheek. Later in the day Con-
slant was chaffed by his companions for not re-
senting the blow, and smarting under the i'm
putatiOn of coward, he met Condeen and
knocked him down. Both men were arrested
and Constant told most veracious story, &C
knowledging the offense as above stated, and
showing that he is too scrupulous man to
| compete with his willy rivals. As he pleaded
| guilty he was fined So and discharged.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-07-16
AssIGNEE's NOTICE.

The undersigned hereby gives nsce that he has
been duly appointed assignee of the Farmers &
Mechanics Bank of the City of st. Paul, and has
duly qualified and entered upon the discharge OF his
duties as such assignee.
Dated, July IL, 1880. G. D. O'BRIEN,
Assignee of the Faxmers Il Mechanics Bank of
ST. Paul. 195-204