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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-02-24
RUSSIA.

VIENNA, Feb. 23.-Diphtheria is raging in
Central Russia. 1t has carried off since last
November over 10000 peasants in the PROV
inces of Charkoff and Poltava alone, and in
the neighborhood of Waski whole villages
have almost died out.
WINTER PALACE EXPLOSION.
LONDON, Feb. 23.-A!exander of Hesse, in
a letter to his wife, from st. Petersburg,
says: Wewere proceeding through the large
corridor to his majesty's apartments, when
suddenly fearful defamation was heard.
The flooring was raised as if by an earth
quake and athe gas extinguished. We were
left in total darkness. At the same time a
horrible dust or smell of gunpowder or dyn-
amite flied the corridor, and some one
shouted the chandelier had fallen in the sa-
loon where the table was laid for dinner.
fastened thither with the czaravitch and the
grand duke vladimir, while Count Adlesberg,
in doubt as to what might have happened,
held back the emperor. We found all win
dows broken and the walls in ruins. Dinner
had been delayed half hour for my arrival,
and it was owing to this the imperial family
had not yet assembled in the dining hall.
RESULT OF THE INVESTIGATION.
ST.. PETERSBURG, Feb. 23.-The Official
Messenger announces inquiry into the win
ter palace explosion had the result of rem
dering it to some extent certain that the
crime was committed by a person who
passed as a workman, and that there is rea-
son to suspect connection between this per-
son and some individuals who were arrested
previous to the explosion.
NIHILIsT THREATS.
Gen. Gourko, governor general of st.
Petersburg, Gen. Drenteln, chief of the i'm
perial police, and Gen. Zouroff, the project
of police of st. Petersburg, have received
notices from the nihilist committee inform
ing them they need not trouble themselves to
make arrangements for the illumination on
the occasion of the cars anniversary, as the
revolutionists are preparing such an ilumina.
ton as has not been seen since Nero burned
Rome.
GETTING READY.
LONDON, Feb. ga telegram from st.
Petersburg reports that in view of possible
explosions the police have ordered citizens
to be provided constantly with sufficient
supply of water for two days. The nihilists
have issued proclamation threatening to set
fire to the capital the Sd of March. The st.
Petersburg government has decided to in
crease the number of house porters, who
will be instructed to be ready to guard against
emergencies, especially on the anniversary
of the cars accession to the throne.
SHOWING HIMSELF.
The czar to-day visited the Paulowski
military school in an open sleigh. He was
enthusiastically cheered by the students and
people.
SUICIDE-PARALYZED
ASt. Petersburg correspondent announces
that Baron Vonthelt, privy councillor, oas
committed suicide, his mind being affected
by the explosion in the palace. Gen. IRE
poff has been appointed military governor
of the Winter palace, vice Gen. Del Sale,
who has become paralyzsd.
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IMPROVEMENTS.

A Record of "A Few of the Buildings Which
the Coming Spring VIII, See in Process of
Erection.
The GLOBE would like to have an idea
about the st. Paul real estate boom for $50,
said a reporter of this paper, yesterday,
to prominent and well known dealer in
local real estate. 1 understand the public
would like to know something about how
business is going to go in the spring, is
that the idea? Exactly, said the scribe.
Whereupon the dealer in corner lots pro-
ceeded to outline the reasons why the en-
suing spring and summer is going 10 prove
the most prosperous season ever witnessed
in St. Paul.
In referring to tile grand impetus given to
building operations in this city last year the
dealer said that so far as results were con-
cerned the business of last year would be no
criterion of the immense work contemplated
the ensuing season. limitations were given
Of several gigantic structures contemplated
within short time, but owing to the fact
that arrangements have not been fully per.
fected it is deemed judicious to withhold the
facts from the public.
Among the buildings projected or already
under way the dealer mentioned over twenty
extensive structures, exclusive of the Sher-
man building, within a week or two of the
new market house. Following are some of
the buildings already under way or con.em-
plated: Two new buildings by Erd, on st.
Peter street; two by Klein on Seventh
street; two by Pfeifer on Wabashaw street;
one each by Treasure and Michaud Bros;
three by DR.. Steele on Wabashaw street; two
by the same gentleman on Seventh street, in
the rear of the latter; two by Sherman,
Ninth & Wabashaw streets;
one by Geo. Mitsch, Seventh and st. Peter
streets; one by Judge Hale, Seventh and
Minnesota streets; three story block by
Winker, on Seventh street, adjoining his
present building. In lower town the dealer
named new block to be erected by Colt
schamer, corner of Seventh and Wacouta
streets; building by Mrs. Mac Davidson,
on Jackson street; the Northern Pacific rail-
road buildings, Sibley and Wacouta streets;
block by Mayor Dawson on tie opposite
corner; building by F. E. Clark, on Fourth
street next to Schutte's, and building by
Dr.. Wharton on Fourth street next to Strong,
Hackett & Chapin's new block.
The above is only the expression of one
dealer, and the half of what is projected for
the near future has not been told.
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ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

Yesterday was observed at Columbus, O., as
4 legal holiday.
The Mantle wooden mills at East Lynn, Ct.
burned yesterday. Loss, S50, 600; insured.
The revolution in Lower California is ended,
some of the revolutIonists having fled and
others surrendered to the government.
There was 1000 fire in the fve-story
building corner of Milk and Federal streets,
Boston, last night, Wright and Potter being the
principal sufferers.
The courts, public offices, banks, merchants'
and cotton exchanges of st. Louis were closed
yesterday, and general business somewhat re-
stricted, in respect to the memory of George
Washington.
At convention of Mexican veterans held
at Norfolk, Va, yesterday, it was declared that
il Congress failed to do them justice. by pass
irg the pending bill, an appeal would be made
to the American people.
Turkish Rugs,
splendid article, g 25 each, at 80 Cent Store.
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TIE GLOBE HOROSCOPE.
AS /, Cats lis Light on the Chicago Mar
kGt.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.


Special Telegram to the Globe.
CHICAGO, Feb. 23.-Cables higher on car goes,
both corn and wheat. Our market is of hol-
iday character, and all trading has to be done
on the sly, yet we have had good big trade.
The continued advance on the other side is lihe
Mark Twain's kicking MILE, its becoming
id mouotonous. March sl.255.. April n
cent higher.
Corn-The foreign advioes say none offered
for sale. Six pence better for cargoes. The
old gang is on it again, buying largely for July.
The heaviest sales for this option this year,
placed by reputable brokers at three quarters
of million. This for close holiday is good.
Curb 42c for May, 43c for July.
Observation-Disclosures of hogs, $4,000. Quail,
ty poor and prices lower. The trade is liberal
and prices unchanged. The bull dog holds his
grip, and short ribs are better than Saturdays,
closing at 56.62l !, paid 3sll.971a for April.
March and April pork, Sl2.l0 TO Sl2.l2l5 re-
sDectiyely.
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NATIONAL NOTES..
GOVERNMENT ASSISTANCE FOR
STARRING IRELAND.

The House Foreign Committee Decide to
Report an Appropriation of 100000
Voorhees, Exodus Committee Getting at
the Secret of the Movement-A Life Long
Kepublican of Indiana Gives Window and
His Pals Away-The Postmaster GeneraIs
Orders Relating to Lottery Letters Sus-
tanned by the District Supreme Court
Early Adjournment of Both Houses In
Respect to the Memory of Washington
General Capital News.
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treasury and secretary of state, the first named
to be president of the board and to call all
meetings. two members to constitute quorum
for business, the president of the board to re-
ceive compensation of 800 per month in aj-
dition to his salary as commissioner of agricul-
ture, the other members of the board to serve
without pay. The board shall appoint score.
tary and veterinary surgeon. Tho latter shall
superintend under the direction of the COM
missioner all measures for the suppression of
infectious and contagious diseases Of domesti.
Gated animals. The sum of $l00, 900 is appro-
priated for the purpose of carrying out the
provisions of the act.
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WEATHER TO-DAY.

WASHINGTON, Feb. "a, A. M.-Indications
for upper lake region: Falling barometer;
warmer southerly winds; clear or partly cloudy
weather. For upper Mississippi and lower
Missouri valleys: Falling barometer; warmer
southerly winds; cloudy or partly cloudy
weather, with possibly an occasional rain in
the latter district.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-02-24

Ihe formal ballot was then taken, with tie
following result;
Cincinnati "a, Chicago 8, st. Louis A.,
Washington l, blank l; total 80.
Twenty votes being necessary for choice
Cincinnati was selected. Mr.. Cloudy, of IL
linois, moved that the selection of Cincin-
natl be made unanimous. Agreed to.
John. q. Thompson, after thanking the
committee for their action, moved that a
committee be appointed to confer with the
Cincinnati committee to arrange details.
The motion IVES agreed to and the chair ap
pointed Messrs. Thompson, McHenry, Bate,
Miller, Ham, Priest, Cloudy, Barnum and
Prince.
The question of reconsidering the resolu-
ton by which the 22d of June was fixed as
the date for holding the convention WAS
again raised and the roll called thereon re-
sulting: in favor of change II, opposed %,
blank /; total, SO.
The services of the Washington
Gazette Publishing company were then
accepted, and a vote of
thanks rendered for the uss of the hall, and
the committee went into secret session.
Daring the secret session some discussion
arose on taking measures to harmonic the
different factions in New York, bat no def
mite result was reached. The executive COM
mittee will meet at noon tomorrow to pre-
pare call for the convention.
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FORTY-SiXTH CONGRESS.
Second Session .
The Senate.

WASHINGTON, Feb. Ex-senator Bayard
moved, in respect to the memory of George
Washington, the Senate adjourn.
Senator Mcdonald announced he would to-
morrow ask final vote on the pending per
cent. bill.
Senator Bailey gave notice of an amendment
admitting FREQ of duty clothing and other con-
tributions from abroad for tie relief of colored
emigrants.
Adjourned.
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THU NEXT PRESIDENT.
AUsPICIUUS ACTION OF NITIOEIL
DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE

The Convention Fixed at Cincinnati for
June 22nd-As the Successful Nominee
Was Named in that City In 1856 SO it Will
be i'll 1850 Eloquent Presentation OF the
Claims and Advantages of Different Lo-
caltics-C Cincinnati Chosen by Vote of
FL to II for All Others Other Proceed
ings.
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RUSSIA'S RULER.
WHILST PREPARATIONS FOR HIS
25TH ANNIVERSARY,

An illumination Promised Equal to Naro's
Burniog of Rome-Fearful Mortality In
Central Russia from Diphtheria-Whole
Villages Depopulated-Over Forty Thou
sand Deaths in Two Provinces Alone-Ex-
observation-disclosures and General
Capital News.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-02-24
CEILDREN'S CARRIAGES,
At the % Cent Store,

With the Novelty Spring" and Stat body,
from Sweet 4 Son., celebrated makers, Buffalo,
N. Y. Also, the new Side Fender carriage;
prices from S3 to $50. The largest and best
assortment in the CITY.
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ConklinS Ready to Deliver the Goods.

New YORK, Feb 24.-The Times this
morning publishes returns from every cour-
ty in the State, and gives the strength of
candidates in to morrow's Republican State
convention as follows: Grant 25f, Blains
124 scattering IL, unknown 20.
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afternoon Session,

JOHN Patterson testified az to the de-
ceased's condition after the fight. He was
very poorly and unable to work. He went
up to Crookston afterwards and was also run
away with with horse and buggy belonging
to Ed. Hollinshead.
A reporter named Monk testified to Vor-
hees' condition after the beating. He had
written the matter up IN strong language
for the paper he was connected with.
An effort to present Voorhees, ante-mortem
statement was refused.
MEDICAL EVIDENCE.
DR.. Talbot Jones was examined at great
length, the substance OF his evidence being,
that while the death of Voorhees, might not
have been wholly caused by the beating, it
was accelerated by that attack.
The examination Was then adjourned 10
Friday, at 10 Am.
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IRELAND.
MANSION HOUSE FUND.

DUBLIN, Feb. 23.-The Mansion House re
lief committee contributions to date amount
TO G94, S01.
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Failure of Max Wittelshofsr.

At O'Clock, yesterday afternoon, Messrs.
Rogers & Rogers, filed six preferred judg-
ments in the district court, representing the
creditors of Max Wittelshofer, doing bust
ness as a jeweler at No. II East Third street.
The names and amounts received by the
Judgment creditors are as follows:
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-02-24
Fresh Yara Cigars.

Smokers will be pleased to learn that fresh
Yara cigars can be had at Adam Fetsch's. Try
them
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-02-24

Mr.. Geo. B. Hayes, Austin, Is visiting
friends in this city.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-02-24

Reds Gilt Edge Tonic gives permanent re.
lief in all choleric disorders.
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them to bring good supply of blankets,


VIM. L. Scott, of Pennsylvania, invited
the committee to the hospitality of Philadel-
phia. The citizens, he said, have not con-
sidered it necessary to send delegation here
to present evidences of the unsurpassed ad-
vantages which can be obtained there. He
mentioned Centennial hall as a proper
building, adding that it will comfortably
seat thirty thousand people. 1t was, he
thought, unnecessary to discuss the ample
hotel accommodation, as during the centen-
NAL exhibition the wkole populace of the
United States was comfortably cared for. He
concluded by saying: There is no city on
God footstool that needs something of this
sort so bad as Philadelphia to emil ghtend it
and get some civilization into it. Great
laughter.
Stilson Hutchins spoke very earnestly in
advocacy of the selection of Washington,
and assured the committee that they would
be entertained as Hospitality here as in any
city which had been mentioned.
All the delegates having been heard, MIR.
Campbell, of West Virginia, offered the fol-
lowing:
RESOLVED, That we now proceed to ballot for
the place of holding the next national conven-
ton, and that each member of the committee
deposit us pdilOt lor LILO P1aoc VI LID OuoiSO al
his State is called.
At the suggestion of Mr.. Scott, of Penn
sylvania, the resolution was SO amended as
to permit an informal vote to be first taken.
Pending the adoption of the resolution Mr..
Cloudy, of Illinois, quoted paragraph from
the Chicago Times setting forth the facili-
ties that Chicago can offer, and assuring the
committee that they should have the editor
isl support of that journal.
John G.. Thompson, in response, stated
that the Gazette and Commercial. Republl-
can papers of Cincinnati, as we'll as the Ex-
press, Democrat, are pledged that the COM
mittee shall receive fair and impartial treat
ment if the convention is held in that city.
The resolution Of Mr.. Campbell. as modi-
tied by Mr. Scott, was then adopted, and an
informal vote wss taken, resulting as fol-
l,x-C.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-02-24

Full line at the SO Cent Store. Finest assort-
ment in the city. Selling very cheap.
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ENGLAND.
LAND BILLS,

LONDON, Feb. 23.-In the house of lords
to-day Earl Cairns, the lord high chancellor,
introduced bills simplifying conveyancing
and facilitating the sales and leases of lands
and generally increasing the powers of
owners for life to improve the land. The
principal one of these bills passed its first
reading. The seed potatoes bill passed in the
house of commons.
DISSOLUTION OF PARLIAMENT.
LONDON, Feb. 23.-The Standard states
that rumors were freely circulated on both
sides of the lobby last night that immediate
dissolution of parliament is contemplated.
The Standard adds: These reports are at
present premature, but if the business of the
house continues to be Systematically OBJ
structed, the government will have no alter
native but to dissolve parliament at All early
day.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-18
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE

1 SECOND Judicial District Of the state OF Nevada, IN
and for the County of Ormsby. j. NJ Short, plaintiff
Geo. ". HocoInb defendant A cnn brought in the
District Court of the Second judicial District Of the State
of ada and for the County Of Ormshy. and the
plant filed in said County of 0rsby in the office OF the
Clerk of said District Court The State of Nevada sends
greeting to Geo W. HolcOmb defendant: You hereby
required appear action brought against you by
the abeve-named plaintiff in the District Court Of ,.
Second Judicial District of the State Of Nevada in nd
for the County "f Omsby, and 70 answer the complaint
filed therein "a of which accompanies this sunmansj
within ten days exclusive OF the day OF seriee) after the
service you of this nsif served within this
County; served OF this County, but in this Dis
tret within twenty days otherwise within forty days
judgment by default will be taken against This said
action brought to the of Six Hundred and
Eleven dollars and balance alleged to be
merchandise furnished you by plaintiff at your defend
special instance and request between the 7th day
of September A. D. 1873 and the sth day of July 1879
the same more fully appears in plaintiffs complaint
now on file ia my Office, copy OF which Is herewith
served Plaintiff also demands judgment for costs Of suif
And you hereby notified that you fail appear and
answer the said complaint above required the said
plaintiff will take Judgment against you for the said sum
Of $S11 43 and costs IF snit.
Given under my hand, and the Seal of the Dis
A trct Court OF the Second Judicial District of the
State of Nevada, in ana for the County Of Ormsby,
AD This 18th day of December in the year Sf
+r~F Lord, one hundred and seventy nine
decl7 J III. MARSHALL, Clerk.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-18

Second judicial District Of the State of Nsysdss n
Vs. John Bero defendant Action brought District
of the Second Judicial district OF the State Ne
yada in and for the County Ornsby the complaint
filed said County Orihsby i'll the Office of the Clerk
Of said District Court The State OF Nevada sends greet
ing John Bero defendant You are hereby required ia
appear in action brought against you by the above
named plaintiff il the District Court Of the Second judicial
of Nevada in and for the County Of
ornsby and to the complaint filed therein copy
of which accompanies summons) within days (ex
elusive Of the day of serce after the service you OF
this summonsf served within this county; or served
of shis county but within this district, within twenty
days otherwise within forty davsor Judgment by default
obtain 3cree of divorce dssolvng the bonds Of matr
meny existing between plaintiff and yourself. on tho
grounds of desertion and abandonment Plaintiff alleges
first about the Sd day Of June, A. D.
1879, the defendant without provOcation, Will
fully deserted and abandoned palntl ana ever since mas
continued and continues desert and abandon her
Second and that said last mentioned date and
utterly failed and to provide fer plaintiff the
any of the necessaries of life, which said ne
geet and failure and not the result of povertyoa
defendants part which he could not avoid by ordinary
dustry and further, that she is without fault in the
premises that there is living Of the issue Of her said
rage female child named Franksta Bero OF the age
of nine years that said child has been and deserted
by defendant and left to the support Of plaintiff that The
defendant is have the of said child and her
education; that there property Of plaintiff
and defendant wherefore plaintiff prays decree Of the
cet that the bonds between plaintiff and defendant te
dissolved that pending this action plaintiff have the
and custody OF the said minor child Fanksta Bero that
that pending this action defendant be required to pay
1antif such reasonable alimony and counsel :
es as NAV seem s that she recover her costs and have
sIch ether relief she be entitled to- fully
set forth in plaintiffs complaint And you are hereby
notified that if you fail appear and the said
plant above required the said plaintiff will apply to the
the court for the relief demanded in her COMPLAINT
Given under hand and the Seal OF the District Court
in and for the County of Ornsby this 29th day of October
in the of Lord thousand eight hundred aud
evenly Mne. j. ii haltSHALl,
C. s VARIAs, Attorney for Plaintiff
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ASSESSMENT Notice.

NORTH CARSON SILVER MINING
~ COMPANY.-Lecation OF principal place of business
San FRANCISCO, Calfornia.-Locaten of works. Ormsbg
County Nevada Notice is hereby given that meeting
of the Board of Directors held the 18th dsy of Decen
be A. d. 1879, (No 81 of twenty five (25)
cents share levied upon each and every share
the capital stock Of this company payable Immediately
In u s. gold coin to the Secretary at the Office room
l13 Lsidesdorf street, San Francisco California A4y
stock upon which this assessment is not paid SATCR
DAY. the 18th day of January, 4. D. $780, will be dein
qaent and advertised for public auction unless
payment is made before viii be sold Wednesday the
9Th day of February. A. 1880, at the hour o O'Clock
assessment together with the of advertis-
and expense of sale By order of the Board Directors
o. BELTS, Secretary
Office Room l. l3 Leidesdorf street, San Francisco,
California deels
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NOTICE No. ~.
A ct OF CONGRESS- APPROVED JUNE
n 3, 1878.

CARSON CRY. Nevada December 20. 1916.
Notice is hereby given all whom it may That
Andrew j. Tot OF the County of wasfoe State Of Ne
vads has this day filed in this office his application No IT,
purchase from the Unt. States Government the fol
lowing described tract Of land chiefly valuable for timber
and unfit for cultivation, viz: West half If southeast
quarter o Section "a in towsh No II aorth of Range
Ne Is east, N. D. NJ, containing 80 and situate
within the Carson City Nevada T. S. Land District.
Any and all having any interest in claim to,
said land adversely to said applicant hereby required
file such adverse claim with tire register of said Land
Office Within the SIXTY DAYS period Of publication Of
this notice. or failing t0 do they will he barred.
such adverse right claim
dee p cod c. y. HARRIS. Register.
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At 70 O'Clock A Of that day then and there show
cause, if any they can why the pray of said insovent
should be granted and assignment of his
be made and he be discharged from his debts and ssi-
ties in pursuance of the in suchcases provided
and in the meantime all proceedings against said insovent
be stayed.
Witness my hand and the seal of said this the
18th day Of September A. D. 1879.
[sEAL J. H. MARSHALL.
County Clerk and ex 0ficio Clerk of said Court