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the hope of drawing off the oil before an over
flow takes place. Another tank of the same
size, it is said, nxst also 20. There are eighty
nine tanks of the same sizein the valley. Mer
surrounding property.
DOWN AN EMBANKNENT.
HALIFAX, Aug. 2S.-The express train fo,
Georgetown, Prince Edwards Island, was
thrown from the track near Little York, and
all the cars went down small embankment.
L. Stewart, q passenger is believed to be fatal.
ly injured. Geo. Mcleod, Of the Union bank.
had his jaw broken, and is otherwise disfipured.
A dozen other passengers were more or less
injnred.
POISONED BY PARIS GREEN.
CONCORD, N. r., Aug. 2s.-A number of
delegates from Sutton, N. H., to the free Bap-
tist quarterly meeting at Eastware, stopping at
the house of one Daniels, were poisoned by
eating potatoes upon whose vines paris green
nao oeen used. -Four persons are seriously ill.
Daniels is not expected to recover.
DUEL1sT PLACED UNDER BONDS.
RICHMOND, Va, Aug. 2s.-The examination
of DR.. johnson on charge of being about to en-
gage in duel with Capt. Wise, took place to-
day, and resulted in DR.. johnson being placed
under bonds in $50,000 to keep the peace for
twelve months. Capt. Wise not yet arrested,
but one Of his counsel said Wise would surren-
der himself Monday.
PLEA OF NOT GUILTY.
NEW YORK, Aug. 28.-Eijah Alliger, insur-
ance broker, pleaded not guilty to-day 80 the
charge of having stolen bonds from various
persons. he took the bonds in the ordinary
course of business for the purpose Of negotiat-
ing loans upon them.
BRASS BAND LEADER SUICIDES.
NEW YORK, Aug. 2s.-Georgs Schiebel, leader
of brass band, killed himself tonight ON
account OF jealousy of his wife.
CHILDREN BURNED TO DEATH.
OTTAWA, Ont, Aug. 2S.-Thomas stanley's
barn, in Ponteac county, burned this morn.
Ing. His two children, boy nine years and
child nine months, were burned to death,
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IRELAND.

Cork, Aug. 2S.-Some time ago,ithe eonstab-
ulary received information of Fenian plot
to attack the powder mills and barracks at
Ballinccllig five miles southwest of Cork. Ex-
ira precautions were taken and continued
against surprise. newspaper alleges the
men in positions of trust at the mills are Fe-
nian officers
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COURT SENSATION.
WILD SCENES IN MURDER TRIAL
IN KENTUCKY.

The Tall Sycamore of the Wabash PrOmi-
nent Actor-Pistols Drawn and the Trial
Interrupted-Order Restored Without
Observation-Disclosures Wild Scene Upon
Acquittal of the Accused-A Passenger
Train Down an Embankment-One Pas
senger Killed and Several Badly Injured
Poisoned by Paris Green-General
Crime and Casualty Record.
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that was that the route of the procession was
paved with asphalt, which General Garfield, in
consideration of $1,000 'fee," allowed to be
paved with worthless wood, which rotted
away in a few years. The prominent speak
ers at the ratification meeting were few. Sena-
tor Thurman was not in the city. Major
Daniels, of Virginia, who seconded Hancock's q
nomination at Cincinnati, made q ringing
speech. The remainder of the oratory was sup
piled by local magnates.
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Fsft. Ward Hancock Club Committees.

The Fifth Ward Hancock and English Club
held business meeting in Knauft's Hall, on
Lower Seventh street, last evening" which was
well attended. The meeting was called for
purely business purposes. Matters pertaining
to the campaign were talked over in q general
way and the following committees appointed:
On Finanoe-George W. Walsh, j. I. Beau
mont, VIM. E. Burton.
On Enumeratiug Votes of the Ward-Stuart
Rice, Louis B. Witt, Joseph Spiel.
On Securing Halls. v. Hauft, Herman
Trott, Samuel Whaley. Cornelius Cosey.
On Procuring Speakers-W. B. McGrorty,
Herman Trott, P. 81. Kelly.
Meetings of these various committees will be
announced through the columns of the GLOBE
The meeting adjourned subject to the call of
the President, Hon. VIM. Lee.
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River and Boats.

The swell in the river yesterday amounted to
one inch. making the stage Of water two feet,
eight inches.
The K. n. line sent out their passengers yes.
terday by rail to connect with the steamer
Clinton st La Crosse.
The Diamond 10 line will have the splendid
new packet Mary Morton, Killeen. master, out
at 13 n. to-day. The Libbie OolRer of the
same line will be in tonight to 60 ont Monday
It noon.
The Z. N. line will have the Alex. Kendall
eat Monday ct mon.
Kufus Daveaport, Esq, leaves tomorrow
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Dsatns for tho Red River Valley.
The Minneapolis Tribune of yesterday states
that theSt. Paul & Manitoba company has en-
tered upon system of draining their road bed
between Glyndon and Orookston and the lands
adjacent thereto. There will be i've miles Of
ditch near Averill station, two near FELTON,,
four near Ada, two near Edna, seven near Sand
Hill. and six near Orookston. The width of
these bitches will vary from three to twelve
feet, snd depth from three to five feet. This
will make q dry road bed, and will reclaim and
convert into excellent wheat land . large area
of land now unavailable for cultivation. This
is one of the most important enterprises In
augurated in that region since this road was
constructed. 1t will be of great benefit to
persons opening farms, as it will enable them
to establish system of cheap drainage, pro-
viding them an outlet for surface water other
wise unattainable. and will greatly enhance
the value of the lands now offered fos sale in
that region.
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morning in charge of an engineering corps,
numbering sixteen men, for the upper Missis-
sippi river. The party goes ont under instruc-
tions for Major Allen, and their mission is the
Improvement Of the Mississippi river from
Aitkin to Grand Rapids. Rufus will be missed
by his numerous friends in st. Paul, but
there is some consolation in the knowledge
that the orders of the ice king, rank those
even of the government of the United States,
and the 6rst white missives that his majesty
sends forth, will bring the genial civil engi-
neer and his party back to st, Paul,
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COMMON CARRIERS.
MIENESOTA TENTH OF THE STATES
IN RAILWAY MILEAGE.

Personal and Local Railroad Notes.
What the Wisconsin Central Company
Is Doing---Drainsge of Roadway in the
Red River Valiey---Mevements Of Mis-.
souri, and Yellowstone steamers---Our
Low Water Navlgati0n---Arrivals, Re
ceipts, Departures and Shipments of
Duluth
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Silver Dollars.

WAsHMaToM. Aug. 28.-During the week
ending August 81 there were issued from the
mints BY the treasurer of the United States
S31, ,994 standard silver dollars and for the week
ending to-day 969. .473. The amount issued by
mints the corresponding fortnight Last year
was 3443, 1904.
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Condition of Washington mcLem.

LONG BRANcH, N. J., Aug. 2s.-The condi-
tion of Washington Mclean, of the Cincinnati
EaQXirer. was so much improved to-day that
his physician permitted him to be dressed and
placed in chair by the window. He spoke
cheerfully OF his hopes of recovery to his FAM
lily and few personal friends permitted to be
with him. DR.. Bartholomew says his patients
strength is rapidly recruiting, and that he is
worth dozen dead men. It has been decided
not to remove him to his home for the present,
perhaps a week or MORE
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ANOTHER FATAL ACCIDENT.

A Gravel Train OFF the Track-.-One Man
Killed and Another Slightly Wounded.
Again the GLOBE is called upon to report
fatal railroad accident occurring within
the city limits. For several months past
gravel trains have been at work filing in
the flat between Rosabel street and the rail-
road track. These trains have to aceommo-
date themselves to the time of the regular
freight and passenger trains, and with the
immense business which has to be carried
on over SO few lines of track it is almost
marvellous that accidents have not been
more numerous. Yesterday morning, about
8 O'Clock, as one of these gravel trains was
passing mp the track Of the st. Paul, Mime
apolis d Manitoba road near the round house
by some means several of the dump cars
jumped the track and the entire train was
brought to q sudden standstill. There was
fifteen or twenty men on the train, all of
whom were thrown off with considerable
violence. All of them. escaped injury ex-
cept two. John Mitchell suffered severe
bruise about the thighs but had no bones
broken. His injuries, while painful, are
not of serious character. He was
taken to his home on the corner
of Williams and DeBow street. John
O'Oonnell, one of the laborers, did not es-
cape 30 fortunately. He was thrown under
the cars, the wheels Of which passed over
his chest. He sustained internal ioiuries
which resulted in his death about O'Clock
yesterday afternoon. O'Connall lived near
the residence of 8. P. Folsom, ESQ, and he
leaves wife and four children to mourn his
sudden death. DR.. Murphy was telegrsphed
for Immediately after the accident, and in q
short time was on hand, and rendered ell
the aid within the power of surgical skill,
but poor O'Connell was injured beyond hu-
man assistance. Deceased was 81 years old
and the remains we're taken in charge by D.
O'Halloran.
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As It Casts Its Light ON the Chicago
Market. -
Especial Telegram to the Globe.
CHICAGO, Aug. 28.-Wheat was depressed to-
day by local talent and increased offerings bv
short sellers, coupled by dull foreign advices.
Local operators very bearish, but there was q
good shipping demand for cash wheat and ex-
ports from the sea board ports will show very
large this week.
Corn, under large receipts and only moderate
shipments for the past twenty-four hours, to-
gether with the weakness in wheat, showed q
strong indication of slight decline. all class
es of shipping taking hold fairly, charters ag-
gregating close on to one million bushels. The
offerings for future by receivers were light.
We anticipate to see much smaller receipts.
Nothing new to note in provisions. Market
steady and slight business.
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The Hudson Tunnel Dead.

JERSEY CRY, Aug. 28.-The caisson was
completed this afternoon, and Monday morn
ing the excavation will begin. The air lock
was put in place this afternoon. The lock was
in three sections. The first section waa low
cred at noon with little difficulty and swung
into position. Several days will elapse before
the bodies are reached.
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Unanimous for Severance.

OwAToNNA. Mimi, Aug, 2S.-The Democratic
county convention met to-day at Fireman's
hall A. 3. Clark, of Blooming Prairie, was
elected chairman, and B. E. Darby. secretary.
Tbs following were elected delegates to the
congressional convention, to be held here Sept.
1st: Hugh Murray, A. B. Clark, Edward Dom
aldson. s. M. Freeman, B. s. Cook, II. Schmidt
and John Shea. The delegation are unanimous
for Severance.
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Misso,,rt and Yelto,ostome Boot..

M3ssONF1 and YeEIOt0St0ne B00tS.
Dispatches from Bismarck received yesterday
at the general Offices of the Northern Pacific in
st. Paul state that the steamer Butte will wait
at Bismarck till Monday evening for the srri-
val. of the recruits elae where mentioned. At
Fort Buford the Butte will connect with and
transfer her Yellowstone passengers to the
steamer Bachelor. The Peminah passed Bu-
ford, down, at daylight yesterday morning.
The Helena passed Buford. up. at P. n. Fri
at z A. N. yesterday. Reports from above, re-
ceived at Bismarck, are that the river is still at
a fair stage.
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First Wara Hancock ana E,,aIish oEmt.

First Ward Hancock and English Ctmb.
In accordance with the resolutions adopted
at the preliminary meeting held Thursday
evening in the First Ward, to organize a
Hancock and English club, Chairman Schur-
meier has appointed the following canvass
ing committee DR.. J. Owens, chairman, P.
Weide, B. Lott, Ohas. Liedmann, D, S1lli-
van, VIM. Crooks, II. Corning, Mr.. Liyeraas,
VIM. Scully, D. Burke, Geo. Roeller and
Chas. Wilson. The duty of this committee
Is not only to canvass the ward for members
to the club, but to make thorough poll of
the ward, SO that every voters position in
the present campaign may be known. The
work is an important one, and Chairman
Schurmeier is to be congratulated upon the
excellent judgment he has shown in making
mis- selection. His action is bright augury
of fulfllment of the determination of the
organizers of the club to make it the banner
club of the city.
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st. Julian NOT Sold

San FRANCISCO, Aug. 2S.-Robert Morrow,
owner Of st. Julian, denies the report telegraph
ed from the East that the horse had been sold
to VIM. 81. Vanderbilt, but expressed will
ingness to sell for $75, 600. This was before
eceiving news of his yesterdays performance.
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CAMPAIGN CHATTER,
MISSING THE FORCES FOR THE SEC
OND DISTRICT CONTENTION

A Decided b pom for Hon. u. j. Severance
of Msnkato---His Own County Names
Him AS a Delega.e---Doings of Ward
Clubs In st. PAULA Big Ground
Swell for Hancock In Ohio---Grant Play
Inc for rSS4---DIiscellaa aeous Political
Points
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Ranntng at Saratoga.

SARATOGA, Aug. 28.-Fashionable attendance
at the races to-day. Ella Warfeld won the
mile and furlong race. May Flower second,
Florence B. (the favorite,) third. Time :5s1x<.
Elias Lawrence won the three mile race, Irish
King second, Chimney Sweep third. Time
s:2S1a. Marchioness won the three-quarters Of
mile race, Susquehanna second, Mark l..
third. Time l:l6sz.
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Clyn,er's Successor.

READING, Pa. Aug. 2S.-Returns received
up to midnight make it apparent that State
Senator Ermontraut will be the Democratic
nominee for Congress to succeed Hester Cly
mer.
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Butler at Famuen Hall.

Boston, Aug. 2S.-In speech at Fanueil
hall tonight, Gen. Butler declared ne IS not
and shall not be candidate for any Office,
elective or appointive, at this election, or un-
der the incoming administration.
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Tenth of the ssates In MsEeaoe.

Tenth of the States In Mileage.
The annual graphical showing by the Rail-
way Age of the comparative mileage Of each
State aud Territory on the frat day Of the year,
places Minnesota tenth in the list, as followss
Illinois, 1878 miles; Pennsylvanis. 6.068
mile; 6dew York. COOS miles; Ohio, 5,62l
miles; Iowa. 4779 miles; Indiana. 1855 miles;
Kansas. 3.i0S miles; and Minnesota. 3,008
miles. Wisconsin had 2. 1896 miles, Dakota 400,
md Montana, the last of the territories Except
Arizona) to come into the list had her first ten
miles.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-08-29

Stop, young mani before you enter q lunatic
asylum or fill a consumptive's grave. You are
On the decline; take few bottles Of DR.. e.
B. Halhdsy's Blood Purifier. It will do you
good. It will bring back the color to your
IL will build you right up. Try it. Sold by
all druggists. Noyes Bros. & Cutler, wholesale
agents, st. Paul, Mimi.
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Grant Declares for Garfield.

CHICAGO. Aug. 2s.-A Galena spe cial says
last night Hon. Philo A. Orton, in speech to
Republican mass meeting, gave his reaaons
for leaving the Democratic party, which he
had acted with for twenty years. He intro
duced Gen. Grant, who. alluding to Judge Or
toms speech, spoke as follows:
81 did not intend to speak when I came
here tonight. I am very much like Judge Or
ton, I have never made Republican speech.
am sure it would require some time and
much preparation to make one of
any length. I can, of course, go q little fur
ther than Judge Orton and say that I never
voted Republican Presidential ticket in NV
life and but one Democratic ticket, and that
was many years ago when l was quite young
man. But will pledge you my word here TO-
night, if l am spared. althou h should be at
some distance from yOu on the 2nd day of No
vember, shall return to Galena to cast one
Republican vote for President of the United
States and hope the city of Galena will cast
3 round Republican vote such as it has never
cast before.
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Sudden Death of Rsrer Steamboat Cap-
tain.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Aug. 2s.-Capt. Uriah Brock,
widely known captain and pilot of Western
rivers, especially on the upper Mississippi for
nearly forty years, fell dead at the postofics
corner to-day, just as he was going to put a
letter in the box. Cause, heart disease,
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-08-29

Ladies' will please remember that Donaldson
will open . Stamping and Worsted store Mon
day, at 50 East Seventh street, near Jackson
street.
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Forty-four cents, did you say. for this ALL
wool Cashmere?
Yes nam.
How wide2
Something over yard, madam.
Please tell Mr.. Zahni not to sell all of that
beautiful shade of Wine. must have tw0
patterns for ny daughters BY Monday, sure, -
it is the cheapest Oachmere ever brought to g.
Paal. This was overheard ct q. & Ms.
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Dasl,ssh Murine Nescs.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.

I0Pe01"k 1oxosKo11 90
DULUTH, Mimi, Aug. 28.-Arrived: Pro-
peller Manistee, Houghton, with excursion and
the Ashland band; propeller Owen Sound, Col
ingwood, with forty passengers and forty tons
of mdse.; propeller J. L. Hurd, Chicago,
light; schooner NJ. f. Merrick, Detroit, with
6l3 tons of coal; propeller Quebec, Sornia, with
140 tons of mdse, 30 tons of steel and fifty
passengers.
Cleared: Propeller J. L. Hurd, Chicago,
light.
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Mobiles County for Severance.

WoRTHMeToN, Aug 26.-The Democrats held
their county convention to-day. Delegates to
Owatonna: D. s. Law, B. n. Carrier and L.
B. Bennett, uninstructed, but favorable to
Severance. Dunnell spoke here to night to
fair audience, about equally divided between
Dunnell, Ward and the nominee of the Owa-
tonna convention.
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Notice..

To passengers Tor Tsyloss Falls and the Dalles
of the st. Oroix: On and after Monday. Aug.
30th, the st. Paul B Duluth railroad company
will sell tickets. St. Paul TO Taylors Falls, via
their line to Center City, ard stage Center City
to the Falls, % miles, at "a each. Passengers
leaving St.. Paul at AS A. M, arrive at the
Falls at noon.
Tickets for sale in Taylors Falls for st. Paul
at same price. Leaving there at q P. NJ. reach
st. Paul at Pm.
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A delegation from the several lodges of the
l. o. g. T., at Minneapolis will visit Pacific
lodge. No. 1877, of St. Paul, on Monday evening
next. when very pleasant time is anticipated.
They extend cordial invitation to all visiting
members in the city.
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Fresh Oysters

At Montgomery's Oyster Bay Restaurant.
A business meeting of the Central Hancock
and English club will be held at the old court
house on Monday evening. August 3Oth, lSSo.
at O'Clock. ROBERT A. SMITH, President.
Attest: VIM. BuRTeH. Secretary.
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The National Come.

At Buffalo-Bostons 4, Buialos 2.
At Cinoinnati-Troys IS, Oincinnatis q.
At Oeveland-Clevelands 0, Providence G.
eight innings.
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fine boot maker, at 29 West Third street. is
ever ready to do work at the shortest notice
and warrants it too. His new stock is now in.
Stop in and get measured.
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SPORTING.

Tr0tting at Hartford.
HARTFORD, Conn.,, Aug. 28.-The unfiniahed
S:25 race was won to-day by Steve Maxwell.
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Passing oger the Rematns of DeGo,yer

Passing Ocer the Remains of DeGofVer.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 27.-The local Democracy
of this district tonight celebrated the nomina-
sion of Hancock and English with a monster
procession and ratification meeting. Never in
the history of this hon-voting population has
there been anything to equal the display
Pennsylvania avenue, from the capitol to the
treasury, glistened with blazing torches and
transparencies. The procession was over half
an hour In passing given point. There was
one coincidence which the display recalled, and
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Blue Earas Delegates to o,catonna.

Special Telegram to the Globe.
MANKATo. Minn., Aug. 2S.-At Democratic
county convention, held at the court house in
this city this afternoon, there were elected
the following named gentlemen as delegates to
attend the Congressional convention to be held
at Owatonns, Sept. 1st, to nominate candi-
date for member of Congress for the First
Congressional district: M. j. Severance,
Peter Sohwe .zer, J. j. Huggard, Jas. Cannon,
s. Sheldon, Foster, J. Mcleod, D. P. Davis,
Thos. Bowan, Lysander Cook. D. Buck, Isaac
Marks, T. d. Francis, j. j. Thompson and N.
E. Pratt.
HANCOCK AND ENGLISH CLUB.
The Hancock and English club of this city is
still alive and doing good work. Last night at
the regular meeting the club was addressed by
Hon. Jas. a. Wiswell, and Sheldon F. Barney,
ESQ.,, in two good rousing speeches. Each of
these gentlemen reviewed the action and record
of the two parties, and then of the candidates
for the Offices Of President and Vice President,
from whom we are to choose. 1t was shown
that the Chicago nominations were not what
the people expected. That they were made
simply as compromise nominations and by no
means stood the test of close examination, or
met the expectations of the people. General
Garfeld's Congressional record was examined
IN fair but critical way, and he was found re-
corded on both sides of too many important
measures, and on both sides of too many ques-
tionable jobs to make good showing. Many
new things were brought out by these gentle
men, bat Justice cannot be done their addresses
in a short sketch like this. The club meets
again in two weeks, and will be addressed by
Z. B. Hitchcock, ESQ.,, and P. A. Foster, ESQ.,,
the former having lately espoused the cause OF
Hancock and English.
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DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN

OFFICE OF OBSERVATION, SIGNAL CORPS, US. A.
INaERsoLL BLOCK, THIRD STREET,
ST.. PAUL, MINI. J
Observations taken at the same moment O
time at all atafions
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Fopr trains each way between st. Paul and
White Bear to-day.
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PAGERS open to all, purse 81, 500, divided:

9Running race, mile and three-quarters,
Bardman first, Audaux second Charles s
third; time 2231a.
The drivers of Dan, Smith and John 8.
Clark, were unseated for pulling, but the
change did not affect the result
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Sergeant Signal Corps, q. 8. A.
WEATHER TO-DAY.
Bids for Wood.

Bids were opened at the auditors Office yes
terday afternoon for six hundred cords of wood
by the committee on why's and means of the
county board. The bids were as follows:
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Beautiful Plaids in French Worsteds and
Silk Velvets, at Zahm d Mann's.
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o. Poison,

St. Paul to White Bear and return to-day 500.