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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-02-07


payment of which he was discharged.
Private Murphy, of company F, Seventeenth
Infantry, recently stationed at Fort Sisseton,
arrived at Fort Smelling yesterday in charge of
n guard. Murphy passed an order ON the
trader at that post purpOrtiDg to be signed by
Capt. Bennett for quart of whisky, which lie
made himself. At court martial held there
he was sentenced to six months hard labor and
to be dishonorably dismissed from the service.
Michael Daily, charged with the murder of
voorhees,. was at police headquarters yesterday
forenoon. signifying his readiness to be ARE ST.
cd At the time no warrant had been issued
Ut least placed in police hands for the arrest,
so Daily departed to institute inquiries else
where. And he can be accommodated fully if
he makes his application to the sheriff for the
warrants for his and Eagan's arrest are in the
sheriff's hands for service.
pleasant leap year party was given by
Misses Jennie Mcdonald, Carrie Bennett and
Sophie Madison at the Standard hall on Jack.
son street last night At midnight a fiue
spread, prepared by the ladies, was sat down
to, and the night was danced away to merry
music. The gentlemen who were fortunate
enough to be invited report that the ladies
acted the part of gallants to perfection. The
festivities were enjoyed by forty-three couple.
Major d. II. Brotherton, whose transfer
from the Fifth to the Seventh United States
infantry was mentioned in the GLOBE some
time ago, has arrived in the city. He has
been sDjourning at the Metropolitan hotel for
few days, but yesterday departed for Fort
Smelling, his pew station. There are not a
few, who will be increased in numbers, who
express their supreme satisfaction in having
Major Brothertons genial presence among us.
precociously bad gamin named Frank Deck
was before Judge Flint yesterday morning
charged with bombarding the residence of Mr..
Ryder Sitwalet in the Fourth ward The soft
impeachment was particularly acknowledged,
and DR.. Boardmsn appealed in behalf of the
lad. explaining that he was bright boy but
inclined to be hayward and wild. On recon-
mcndatiOn of the latter he was fiued IS, and
sentence was suspended during good behavior.
Thursday evening Deputy Sheriff Harrison
left this city for Brsinerd, somewhat in the
character of surprise party for Conductor
Vanderpool, of the Northern Pacific railroad.
Sheriff Hsrrisons surprise consisted in war
rant for Vanderpoors arrest. The sum and
substance of the document is that the con-
ductor had conducted maiden from the paths
of virtue, and such sinuosity is alleged to have
happened at Forge, D. T. To all of which and
more Mary Hildebrand subscribed her name
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-02-07

NEWSPAPER OPENING-A good newspaper and
n job Office located in a lourishing Minnesota
town. for sale lease for term Of years. Apply to
q. P. HALL, GLOBE Office, 81
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-02-07

TOR sALE-A frst-class saloon and restaurant, in
i the best location, and doing tine best business
in st. Paul. J. h. HICKS, No. 81 Jackson street,
st. Paul. 28-eod-s0
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-02-07

SITUATION WANTED-By young man (Swede)
~ in grocery store, or to learn dry good business
References given and required. Address Charles
this Office. II
Daily globe., 1880-03-05
BAKING POWDER.
White Star
Baking Powder.
White Star
Baking Powder.
White Star.
Baking Powder.
White Star
Baking Powder.
White Star
Baking Powder.
White Star
Baking Powder. loN
The following is the report, sc.

"MEssRs.G GRANGER & HODGE, Saint Paul, Minn.:
After thorough chemical an
alysis of your White Star Baking Powder,
find that it contains no Alum, Phosphates,
Terra Alba, or any ingredients whatever not
perfectly healthful when used with articles Of
diet It is made from Grape Cream Tartar as
basis, with the attendant ingredients so ex-
actly combined as to render its action perfect
for baking purposes.
II am now using it in my own family, and can
recommend it in the highest terms as a pure
Grape Cream Tartar Baking Powder. THINK
1T IS THE VERY BEST ARTICLE HAVE EVER
EXAMINED, having never seen one before that
gave perfectly neutral solution. Very re-
spectfully, yours,
"S. F. PECKHAM,
Professor of Chemistry"
Daily globe., 1880-03-05

The success this celebrated arti-
cleis now meeting with In the North
west Is unparalleled. 1t is now
only about g weeks since it was first
put upon the market. Sales since
then 1000 lbs. per day average.
Constantly increasing demand. At
present 10 days behind on orders.
Been obliged to double the capacity
formanufacturIng. Now employing
20 hands on this article alone. Ex-
pect to Introduce 1t all ever the
United States and Canada.
Daily globe., 1880-03-05
Merchants

Are specially invited to examine this stock.
You will buy your goods cheaper than you
ever bought them before, and You will find
his stock second to none In the State. No
matter what You want, he can supply you
CHEAP.
Daily globe., 1880-03-05
Ladies' and Children'S Underwear.

Corset Covers, Chemises, Skirts, Night
Robes, Corsets 80 and Is cents, Infants
Robes, Etc, made of Fruit of the Loom
Cotton and elegantly trimmed, from SOC up.
Best $1.00 Corset in the city.
, 1880-11-23
SILK.
TtlF: PEOPLE AitE NOT 1luy1Sn 1.A1laEty.
S,rfinl DIspateh to The Chicago Tribune.

THE PEOPLE AitE: NOT ntrytSn LARGELY.
s,rtins Dlsputeh' to The Chicago Trthuut.
NEw fD,sK, Nov. A.-1'Iln silk Industry
In Paterson, N. j., Is somewhat depressed.
'rlle inllls nre running IN short time mud
with a reduced force. THIS tratle hus not
lIntl dill sensHil Icforu In scvon Or eight
years, A1!l the operators nro somewhat
alarmed. Tic manufacturers aro ut
loss to nccOnht for tho present
tlnflncss, rs In Turner years they
were often busy Mt this time 1t, preparing for
tho snrinE trn>r. AN unusually abundant
crop Of r1sw silk n,ld excessive production
nro Tho must gcucra1ly received reasons Of
the falling of III tlle.lemand for silk gootls.
Tho markets nre said To hive been over
stocked for soNe months, but tho dealers
expected to work of their supplies In the
fall, III which they hnye been disappointed.
As ONE CONSEQUENCE,
iiiar1y snlMl manufacturers llavt. been obliged
10 sactl'ice their goods ut my figure for
casl, nIld this Inns had further tendency to
dcmoraltze tho inhrkct- Curtain 1iuea of
staple silk goods are selling tt,-tlay ut n
hover prtco than WAS ever known III the
American MARKET partly Oil account
Of thu necessities Of the manufacturers
10 raise money, md partly BECAUSE
tll0so guotls nre temporarily out Of fashion,
Il Is believed TINT thu holiday trade, which
promises to bo unusually brisk this year,
will lit n grcnt tlcasurC relieve tho market,
1t Is scarcely expected now tfsat thcro will bo
my Improvement until after the holidays
md probably not before the middle OF Ja..u-
ary or tho LIST Of February. Tho t,500 silk
operatives In and nbo,it Paterson arc cx-
tremuly uneasy.
, 1880-11-23

NEW YoRK. Nov. ::,s..-Atrs. Bergman, tho
Philadelphia 1atly who recently left her llts-
batu utl friends AtN cnnio to this city, Is still
here. Apparently Hto llus bGco,np rncullcilcA
to ller friends ugntli, 1ild regrets tho course
she Ind tuken. Sl.o is ,1,tlcr l,o restraint.
Dr. Hammond believes tho trouble Is happily
ended.
STORMS AT REA.
Vessels nrrlylng here ropUrt I,eayy weather
at sea, with torriDlc gnlus ntll storms. Tho
steamer Stte Of Texas, from Galveston, re-
ports passlng tlsrro wrecks. Tho overdue
stea.murs bristol anl Assyria hive not yet
reached here. There are also oycriuo here
tlIe bristol, Ut tho Gruat Western Line,
eight days overdue, with freight and passcn-
gers; the Henry Edge, from Antwerp, eleven
days; tho Abldal, from Mnrseillcs, fourteen
days; the Denmark, OF tho Red Star Line,
two dlyH, with II large number OF passe,,-
gcrs; tho Valnier, from Antwerp, four days;
tho Gloucester, from Bristol, two tays; mid
the Persian Monarch, from Glasgow, three
dlys.
FIRE,
Tho building at Bowery md Hester street,
occupied by tho London a!,d Liverpool
Clothing Company, burned. Loss, s5o,oN
Tho wail on the southern sit1e fa!t Oil thu
ing occupied by kerravan Il Walsh MS shoe
store, and also by shirt lnallufactory. Tho
contents of these stores Waro totally IT.
stroyel by fire Alid water, Tie tiro stopped
travel on tho Third nvesllie railroad.
RUNAWAY,
Thu horses attached to large hcer wagon
run nWay this morning aid dashed the wagon
ngalNst u cr1ss-t0wii cur or tho CAIInl street
linz, entirely wrctking 1t and throwing It
fFht1 tin ffnftk. FnNr Ht11 thFFn
, 1880-11-23

THE EI:REMONIES,
Special DispGfeh to The Chteaoo Tffb.lns.

Sptefal DapGfeh to The Chicago Tribune,
New YonK, Noy. M-Thu ceremony Of
nnyelling the stntHe ot Alexander Hamilton,
the first Secretary OF tho Treasury Of the
United States, took place this afternoon IN
Central Park, In tho vicinity Ut tho Museum
Of Art nlMl tho site for the Egyptian obeitsk.
Prpsiten. Hayes. Get. Grant, Secretary
Evarts, GOV. Cornell, nlld othur distinguished
citizens Of tic country wcro present, Fol-
lowing WIS tho progrnM:
l. Thn President Ut tho Department of
Public Parks Ut tho City OF New York, Mr.,
Herman, presided antl opened thu cercn.o-
nlcs,
=. Presentation to tho city by Mr. John G,
Hamilton, sou Ut alexander Hamilton.
=. Acceptance by Ills Honor TIC Mayor OF
ho City 0f New York,
!. Address by William NJ. Eyarts, Secre-
sary Ut State OF tho United Statcs 6f
America.
&. Address by cx-Goy. Alexander Hamilton
Bullock, Ut Massachusetts.
U. Ad1rtss by Mr., Chaurcey IT. Depew,
rx-Seuretary uf State Of the State OF Now
York.
4 Address by Mr.. benjamin Iiarris Brew
tter. ex'AttoEney-General ut Pennsylvania.
President Hayes, uen. Grant, uov. Cornell,
lid ox-Goy. Jewell were accompanied by
n,elr respective families. Members Of tho
Society Of tho Cincinnati, tile Society OF st.
Andrews, the Society Of Civil Engineers,
nll nlc1nbers OF thu City und Stats Govern.
Ments, attended,
, 1880-11-23
THE STATUE.


Rptetat Rspateh to TIE Chteaeo Jrtbune.
NEW YoEK, Nov. :1s.-'The heroic grant
statue OF Alexander Hamilton. by Charles
cnnrads, was placed on its pedestal In tho
Central Park late Saturday afternoon, on It's
arrival from the New England Grnntt Works
Mt Hartford, Conn. The sculptor Is also tho
author OF the stntneof tho American Soldier,
which was displayed nt tho Centennial Ex-
htbition. Tho presclit stntue Is, erected oil
thu rising ground on the right OF the main.
eastern drive, to tho northwest Of tito Mctrt>-
polltnn Museum Of Art, md almost duo
north OF the alto of tho obcllsk. Hamilton Is
rrrcscnted sA.ldlnR bareheadcd, III tho act
OF speaking, In tile costume Of Revolutionary
days, att wearing OIL Ills left breAst The batlgo
OF tho Order OF TIC Cincinnati. III his left
hand he holds n roll nf manuscript, which
Hes oil the top Of plain. rounded column.
Ills right hnnd rcsts III natural action nnt
position In tito turn OF his waistcoat Tho
left foot ls well advanced, and tho weight OF
tho body falls on tho right leg.
THE ExrREssIyE FACE,
which tho donor Is well satisfied with, Is
turned to tho right. The sculptor has rcpre-
seilted his subject rs LII his prime. Tho cont
IL Of tho long-talcd, no collar s!,nte; tic
sllirt-front and Wristbands hrc rutlcd, md
tho crnyat many folded. Nit. Hamilton wears
kncc-brceclcs, silk stockings, and low-crt
buckled shoes. Ills hair, which c,rls up of
his liigl, broad forehead, Is tied beElintl IN n
cup. Tho poso of tho figure Is tligniilxl md
graccful,-ti Of II gentleman. Through
out tho modelling Is excellent, niM much
moro effective than wo should llnye expected
III IN material 50 difficult to work rs gn,nlt.
It IS It'll good kcuping ard never forced, tho
, 1880-11-23
INDIAN SERyIt,n
stEr1tt't's or PAYMENT.
Fh{tfdf FJf1t.nffh n n. ~


"Asn'kt'rnN, u. t., Noy. :s,,-wtts,''
years t',oro tlns been ct,uuro In ~ 'nl'' few
tllHbursli,E tho appropriations I'm az s@'e'h"isa
scrvlco. Formerly tho nt,tley vns nj, -. it'Ah
70 lu'lian Agcnta: hut. on recount n, .anctd s.sd
ffreatllnfltfeF, tunRress changcl tbo ,r.,,,iht
payment. Tho new rcthfAl un]nnht,.u.'"ot W
Ftlrs better c11ctks HEutnst the wrt,n,,,45 hfo"
mont or money; but there n,c stfno ',.'"
fhgcs CONNECTED Will, It. To which tb, s,s.
Auditor IN bin ann,'a rcnort thu, refcrs oeeoad
ri Ifo 10 FTpatgs oftiG ot tio tnonry uppronr,.
puid directly from thu Treasury an oee y HoE
Issued by tho Secretary Uf tho lht.r.n' .'s,tlonl
po1s @ ns, asGnts @ state By tho se"d hI,ssd nsd
tho htllk nf th1 money WIS ,l,tvn,H1i j., oFFiSfly
AEenta for disbursement Accn,l,is ,nr ii.l9aa
s,;rp.!cs, "tc', % yer, then pa tlrat mi ii n,'a ,s
mcnt- Thla 1l,otEo unt'oubtcy h,ts II. IT, 70 ay-
taRes but II Is nlAo oTcn 10 objcrtIn,ss avan. a''
wh!c L. mt J. rogs upon Til, Trsasptr' p'g it ~
sats f"r capretivsly' ls'Is it,sr.ynnfntt yrnft n,sroa,
thnt might 10 rnttl tnur lrnfI',ltIy mn, astt1hs ntt
tSxt,Gnse tt D t@ tic o9ssrraent Gy The onl' T.. ~.
tho lMnt fiscal year 1U3 cu.t,ls Of 81 "csl iifn7
nm. ~ for s,lia varxinE frm 81 tn IS, u hs .ss
been pala 1y d1nit; The weight of tic screese iii naee
stated tiiai ciaIr for fty 1is eea,s Mnsa sn,, Z
through tho satne clMnnels nnd iitncr"op sr Ply
snne mnnsp1llnt'nnns o,te for tanO a,tT n saa ~
Plrtmcfits mist plsA through tho hnrhs NJ nn. n
" tlfty pcrso!s, lnulinE two teaIs ff onsa.1 .sa1'
inef.ts, one Asststant Secretary, two rne1l~t.
hcn'!s Of ltlrcaus, md eight chIcf cln,I IL II
chiefs Ut diviston. ~''1A aud
LEGISLATION NEEDED.
Tho officers Of tho 1ntltnn scry,c, sov ,h,.
great dcnl of legislation must bo cnurtr, =, 49,
coming session OF cnnHrcas tu place Tim 1r,tl.n
service In good condition md tn assure ,Ta traco
rat tS.s%F bIatI
, 1880-11-23
PRODUCE:
100000 BUSHELS OF GRAIN "FTloz

7oo0 0o0 BUSHELS OF GRAIN "FnozEH IT."
Special Dt|puteh 10 The Chfeaao Tribune,
NEW York, Nov. :1.-Tl.o closing of the
canals is at least wcrk earlier thnn was
ever known before, and shippers wcro caught
entirely umprcpared. There wop over 7,Uoo,-
900 bushels Of grain, atloat In the canal
to-day, OF which 1,S3l.000 wero whcnt,
4,BSt0O corr, and 2SG000 barley. The
consequence of tho news was raise OF two
to t1iree cents n bushcl In this city on wheat,
two to two antl Il half cents on corn, one cent
Oil oats, ono to ono aud n l,a!f cents on ryc,
IL to Is cents per barro OH flour, Is cents per
100 pounds oil lari. and SO on through the lint.
THE demand was very active OH speculative
account, the shdrts buying freely Only n
moderate business was done for export, al-
though cnblo advices wore better. During
tho atterllouil thero wis q reaction In wheat,
1t declining one~hnlf to ono and onc-l,nlf
cents from tho highest point, but later tho
market rallied again.
THE ErpCJt IN STORE
shows an increase Of 5'U, GOO bushels of wheat
aud O5,00o bushels Of corn for tho week. Tho
total stock of gl7.in Is 0,aG},0o0 BUSH
els, against $500 bushels at tic
corresponding perlod last year antl
1l,lSl, 600 bushels III 1878. William
blanchard, graln-.lealer, Of No. Is William
street, uAtt MI old member Of tho Exchange,
announced Ills SUSPENSION this evening. Ills
liabilities ar0 small md well distributed.
The failure consequently had no tiupur-
TINT bearing on tho market. Thu cot
ton market was very actlyo and uxcIted
to-day, rs result OF reports Of severe
Wcatller mud higher markets Mt thu South,
The staple advanced 70 tn rs points, with ylo-
lent ttrtl1ntOq Tn Anff,n linn lima rt,a
, 1880-11-23

N1to nsactA, including balances duo from dc.
roattnrv tnuks, hRve rerrnsG,l trptn <it1 .s1
III ta1' To $iE.l III 1S7R tn <G ON S} III lH1n.
md 10 a., ',ll+ III 1aAl. Tl,c aicny dcareaac,
tho Trrnsurcr saya, Il .1llo 1t, Erent nionaurb tn
tho withdrawal ot totes c..tsetl l,y tin prcsrtn-
i'nn nf CcarinR-ffonRc cnrtlflcntns fur rtslcnf,-
tEesf, tho nuta,tnt Ut those cnrtttlcntca outaRn-
ing having lsecn reduced from e3l, ,s 100 In lB1g
10 ~ Iu75, QUO In 1sS0.
ANO71tHn nEAsOw
for tho aHlal1ncsa OF The noto sn1Mnon Mr.. Gil
tsflan tds. nlny 'o fuind III tho fnltnHO OF In the
note receipts, tho revenues ri the 0uycrftnont
buin1 now largely paid III coin atll silver cor-
tlilrtltps.
From tho tnblcs OF asscts and liabilities Of tho
Government fur Nor. /, 1870, ntii Nnv. /, 1Ea0 1t
ls shown TINT on Nov. |, iA1D, tllere were $ihl.-
07.hai. aid I'll Nov. I. iRss, tor0 wcru t141 ,h7-
Gsf.Uf available for resumption. Tho nino,lnt ol
Roll cpn nnI btltEt,n 1T tito Treasury Jan. /.
lS1a-tho dnto of tho resumption Of apccle pay-
t,Icnts-wns st:si. INK. G,, md ut this ihtc-Nnv.
1t Is $1i0, ai.tl In nd,lltIon thoro havo
accumulated In tho Trcaatry E7,0M. .4hD Il,
standard silver dollars. Thls redemption Of
United States notes IN 4tlfd since the resumption
of specfu payments hRa aggregated $i1tfs},rpI.
Sinen tho nrter Ut tho t'cpurtmnht ot jan, |,
1B1u. authorizing tho receipt at United States
notes for customs duties, thorn havn boon re-
ccrr1 on lint ncconnt $ii2a, ,:Es1 1G0l.
Tho totn} colnngo Of sfat,siar,l silrer dollars
urlt!er tho not OF Feb H. 1s7y, i,us Icon "a, S47.
160. or this ntnnunt s47.*s, TOO aso in tho 1roaa-
TRY md IN tho nints. md I'll a G44, being miro
thnn :HH per cent Of tho coinngc, aro In ctcu-
la.on.
THE REDEMPTION AGENCY.
Tho TrcnRllrcr instances bankH which hnvo
relueotlard forthwith increased thor circuits
tlnn to tho former amo,lnt with tho avowcd ol-
jcct Of relieving themselves fron, tho trouble
and rxt>tlse of rct1cHu1ux their notes through
, 1880-11-23

INDICTMENT or "Rouf:igr LINDSEY"
Special Dtssdtth IN Tha Chicago Tribune.
NEW Y0KK, Nov. :9.-Tho Grand Jury will
sit tomorrow, antl will probably present tho
Indictment for perjury ordered against
james O'Iislcu. who, under tho n,une Of
+" Robert Lindsey" falsely Sworc TINT ho
to hlve boon written by Gu1,. Garfield. The
Indictment Is being drawn up, mud will prob
ably bu finished III tilne to nllow ttla GRIND
Jury u present 1t. Action for crlmInhl libel
against kenwanl TIIilp will soon bo taken,
but not fur Bolllo llnyB.
, 1880-11-23
TIE EUROPA.

\ FE8Hki. THOUGHT 'r0 uE LOST,
5preMl DApaseh 10 1hs chteago 1ribInt.
NEW YonK, Nov. e22,-cllo hark Europa,
with cargo OF brcadstuiTs uIul sons twenty
l,orscs IN stall on deck, saiIell from this port
for tho 1}nrbasloes on Sept, III, atld Inns not
s!ncu been hcarL from. It Is feared that
sho llas founslcrcl With oil hands Of,
board. Sho bul0uged 10 II. Y'rnw-
bFfdge's Sons, of New Haven, WHO
own quiet ileot Ut vessels,
which tako out general cargocs to thu West
indies a,,u return with sugar ai.1 u,olassca
inr tho reclining works ut Naw ilnyen. 'rltu
Europa was tho latest addition to t,ls fleet
Sl,o was built Mt Madison, Conn.,, last year.
S!le measured HIT tons, was l5o feet !ong, 81
fcut across her beam, nnai la;1 fuet deep. She
was commanded by Capt. William g. Dodge,
and carried slnaIl crew.
, 1880-11-23
SUPREME COURT.

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~, =. ,.a,,,,e,.,,,.'',s ,s a.o ""'oune'si:
49,. =. 1.,.a..,. !, H.. eu''''3' pHh1'H INC.
rn,'rt - 49,, tr,,I.n, % ~ e'i"s :" ule elFcuIt
trtot ~ rntot. ,r.,,, ..' 'ot ~" n"ttnerAls-
~, n,,,o,,". ~ ,,,rIns a ",,s st ins aa'naEea
49,, h.''"sl " NhS IN euh'
a,,in.nco u. ane oFeSle aoWh h' berth In
~ ' ~ INV. =" "'.cu ~. NJ was travelling
f,',I,,n., f4.'.. ,.s ,..... y. ."o iehhsyHanls
,,,r1ra .'o,,,,,,.,t.'; ] =, ms ".NRcs ''s the III.
;t,,, lfaiIrnni, f.on,r,ns.a eh,,,..t., ~ ~ ".uenn
snfc cn,s md co,n,stcrt s,rx6n,s ,r ~ 'g.nsn
sytvunfa Cnnrm,,v ,,ssnrts ,hnt H. tno .. leHs''
which Ind IN III, Il, t,,r,oa sra ~ no ".s"stns'
Pullman 1nIorn n,.t scn,,;n,. asr ,.m,,a. ~. NV ~.
os tho 1,cnnsvtrwu,n f7nr',,,.., Is' ,"", =: a nu
rennayfynIiu cn,ntu,nv, lid , ,,',r', l., ~. " au'
trnct win unv In r,,rr;ah I,i,,, ,stt,, ",",.
enr nr take INV ,hornror. t,"t ts '',,tssa'a
atronfrv-rnr ,vns ,vtth tho 1,,,il,,n,, r,.n... ~.
AMI, tbnt In ehn,,Id lnt,k In lint = ,,n,sn,. ~.
comnensnt,ou fnr tt,c In,,,r1ca ,,,,n,,,noa,t ~
This Court hot1s TINT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~.
,,ndcr NJ, f,,;rutior nr,si.r M ~ tha r., ~"
nuturs or thclr r,nnIovn,.nf n n-.,,,,, H., H..
s,fotv of ,,nas,rvors who,r t,,,, h,,,, ,.n,".' w.
tuken fnr tfr,, IN c"rrv f,,,, nro
'nlnco I'd nnpthsr. In fuldtilny thai
obligation tl1ey ehou1I hr heli IN
thu vrcntest n,maIhlc cnro nr,1 ,,t,cnrc. II +,
nn imtnntcriut ctrru,nstcncu In mis- cusc n. In.
tween Inn t,nrt,cs hcfnre tbis rort that tho
s1o,nIn,r. M, ,v,,s ,yno1 ~, ,hD 1,,,ao, 1o,,"..
d.a, t,,,,1rs, "s w., .,o ,b. a.,
NJ ~ c,,.,, ,,:,,e.,s', r's...s ~ ',.,,a,n.ss,
nortor ,.h, . ~ ,r,s
nrr.,,,,.,,,,,rts r,,,, t,,.,, - ., .ut,..,. ,,,.
,,n,,w ,sns -. s,,,,., its ,,r, +,
r"r;,,,tn. 49,, .,.,.', +. s,.,1 w.. ans,s,a,,v
,,,,, t.., -, Iii. -. I,. - ,I
, 1880-11-23

IAIAlUi. suLnIkh, AND 6TATEBMANs
spsetat utspa'eh to Tbs chtea9o Tribune.
NEw ioHK, Nov. a,-It lMay be said that
by t'lis event Now York City hoMors tho
memory Of oAo'of tho chief workers Of tho
Western he,t,lsp!Ierc. Alexander Hamilton
was born Of mlxcA parentage, Scottish u1ld
French, In Nevis, hi obscure member Of the
l.ee,sard group Ut islands, on the 1ith Of
January, l7;7. Although Ill orpilan aild
without fortune, IN h!s early years hu nladu
friends With Nlan who understood! tho butl-
tall.g Ut his genius. aud su,it tin, In his 18th
year 10 thu old Kings College IN this city.
From that s!ay 10 the hour OF his nntiinely
ti,atl. Hamilton was the emhlululant nf ill.,
lei lyert Industry. l.oye Ut ia''.r WAS Ills
1ll-cuntro'ltug passion. au4 tvto VI
, 1880-11-23
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

NEW rnRts., NV, .l.-ArrIyml-rA9 siuau,.
shtp uluucGsler. tr0lH Hristul; urlst0l, froNl
usstpl, ,-abuut tt week overdue.
lMLrlA0iiE, Nov. ..-ArsivM-Tho koltn,
frt,tu l!EeMen.
.ltAMnunu, Nuv. ....-Arrlyod-Allomnn New
Y0rk. -,
d. L>I.b{1S. Nov. .R.,-Steasnsbips 1rAf lslsmnrck.s
from Now fork, and sidVulan. fsVu lostou,
haSe arrived uut,
, 1880-11-23
PETROLEUM.

COMTANATTFE ETAT1FFIt" ..,,e.
-WAsH1SurpS, D. T., Nor. @@.-Iho tot"' '"s ''s..t
OF ex,mrts Ut petroleum and pefro's'!'" .''nth rh
uots from tho Qnlted su.tes during 'n' s,,,,
or September, lssl. wcru fa,5fs,'@'; on, s,'rd
te1l,cr 1s1u, 81 I'LL For nine n'''''as VI. .,u,s
Beptou.rrr, lsss], <at,fsD113,' and fof 'n'
tgrt0l In tS1L $.aiDl0, no.
, 1880-11-23
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
GEN. GRANT.

GARFIELD WILL GIVE HIM AN OFFICE,
Special Dt1pateh to 1hs Chteaao Is1bt.f.&.
NKW YoRli, Nov. "a spectal from
Washington to-day snys: IA gentleman
who t,rs recently returned from visit To
tacn. Garfield says tiiat tho rtvalrics within
tho party Which calne to tho surface at Chi
cago are not to enter Into the next AdInints-
trati0n, Appointments, SO fur rs they nro
political, are to bo basel on personal fitness
and lltlallty to tho united lsopublEcnn party.
This gentleman thinks that some Important
olllco will bo rendered to Guu. Grant,"