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m0NrnerS.
WORK FOR THE CREDENTIALS COMMITTEE
The most important committee ever MP.
pointed by political convention In thts
country Is the Committee OIL Credentials
selected yesterday by tho Chicago Co,sta,-
tion. 1t will hnye to report on tho most
vttNl question ever yet formally presented
for decision to n Republican Convention.
That question, Is, whether the Republican
Convention Is National III character, and c0nl-
posed, rs is tho National Congress,
Of representatives Of the people, chosen
by the people nf cach Congressional
district, and with dulcgates-at-largc for tho
Stntcs. 0r whether 1t Shall be composed Ut
delegations chosen to represent States and
subject to Convention Instructions whereby
thu will of tile uelcguto IL merged into tho
llass.
Il second question, analogous to ana Erow-
Ing out OF tllls other, Is tho right OF delegates
chosen by md representing Congressional
districts to vote III tho Convention frco Of alt
restrictions, directions, and Instructions mt
proceeding from thotr constituents, but from
4 body or organization having no lawful voice
in tho matter Of their appointment.
It IL tho Old question Of National OF Stale
sn,,r,.,,,nrv. If Ia tun 't,fH autstIm whethor
ti,o citizen, ia ho,int} by nm allegiance to the
state which nhsnlve. linn from nil oblipa-
tfonx In l,ls cnrntry: whether the citizen, In
tho norfnrmance nj bis t1uty. ctthor M M In
tltyidnnl, or representative, or dulcgatc. or
official, is subject to instructions from Ills
State, rs opposed to Ills obligations 10 his
constituents or to Ills country. Thousands
of honest 1rnion men wrre .instructcd !"
into rnl,o,l,on which thew ahhorrcd nudar
tlia tloctrIna Of state-xoyere1unty is OBJ
,u.pd Ia nonu,ar or NatIonai soyer.
rirutv.. Stnca tic u.iopt1on Of. tho National
f,nnstitutlnn In INT. m such thing as II
| stConvent,o, of stntea J, hns ovcr bnen held
| In tho 1}nltcd States or unwilling akin tn II.
T,I,a Renuhltcao nartv hna npvcr rccneu,,cd
or toIorated tho Whit of statc, IN eycn in.
s,r,ct s"nn1ors ronrrscnt{ny stotes in Can.
wress Tho individual rcsnonsibl1tiv md
frect,or of action bv representatives Inns
always 1,pen ,,nhc11 nv tho Rcpuh,ican party
NJ oli ti,nca a,,d nu,ler all rtrcnnstonccs
- - ovor ,vos 'iutan,1u,, That t}a Nationo,
cnrvsntton n t,a ncnuhtcon ,,nrtv ahonIfl
| In n Convention of uEtatcs. J, nni not nm of
,,a,eooto. dircctlv rc,,rra.,,ttn, Tim Ron,fltc-
m votcrs suc,, ConvantInns world hnva hecn
in co,leI. hit from tha f1rst hrI,l II, tS5B
Tho 1,o,,uh,,cona 1T tho couutrv i,ovc ,,ccn In,
,I,n, ~ sonI ~, yro,n ench cnngrn.utono,
,us1r,ot thatr o,yn io,evotcs ntn rnnr,..
so"t thsmn In foct tlo pcm,hliran
,n.t, ,v.s o,oonlzot, os a nrotast auninst Tia
n", nsan,,nt,on n thnt th,s ,voa n Goyae,,nort ~
~ .t.taa ~ -, ororo,s,,to,, ~ stnta.. tha M
s',s,,.,s, .haer,, n.s s,oa,, frn,, ths arat thot
ill., ~ nat,on ~ ,,.,n1o and ,,,t ~ atotoa
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q
putwuen Madison and Washington atfcats. Baf-
Hunlts Circus nnd bfenaHeffo.
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tTNt& .HNElFr
For tho henort ~ nnr pnttnna who dealro 10 saltd
pnRfo copet Df THE TlltNtNk through tho mall Mu
elvo horunit1, the trnn-leht ente OF postage.
tlArtittf{e i'r9 aAstr.
Tteht and Tweiyc f'Arc ihruF. ..~..."....+.oc cents
tntrlqn.
Eight and T1elxe t'nfo .........,..H cunts
Elxlcen Inxa IApss cehta
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Enetnpit Commercial. lst- Lnts Gtnht. Democrat
cttIEAuu EklSlH. CHANTS GRIP.
Nnc,tpp Out Of Guar, |Thp Nomination TITS TO-
you'd a doubt.
National Committed Takcst
Matters in Hand. {CAmoEDn and others Movo
tho Mnsa0s.
Dealing with Enmnron
with Club Works The Enthusiasm Of tho
Metl. Wlidcst uesCEip-
-..... ttUn.
Grants Friends, Worry
uluouiy Nt Mid Cold Comfort for llalna
night, and Ills FultnWcts
Twcntytwo af COnklnB'eT 1.-THE Last tins,I nt tho Ex
BOXERS Gu Dack Un ptFinK 4dfe-l1eads.
tho Gobblor.
rohnsyiTnHa Dlaa0ection corning tho Cun-
Assuming Shape. Fsn1uH.
0pnt Hasn't DOT ths rhejnioH 11arne 8tEHnEth
hacking and GAnt InvscAslhK Hourly.
sucoess - Certain ~ that
The ThFd.TgrtR Commit tho sun bhn0s%
tea OF ArrnnH1nUhtA
IQrHG1 Q4l.
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Dearborn street, corner o! MONTH"; EhRhaemct
OF the Nents.aanitoy NoveltY Company. "Teni1'
Aunt4 Among the Pirates"
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Madison street, between NoaEiMtn md State.
Abboy's 1Iumrty -Dnmrty md Spanish 4tudonts.
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Randolph street. batweon CLARK nnd In Hn}ln. ri
fNsgeu,snt Of Edward Arnoit. "Tho Victims Of Faro
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Kn,ertd at the rpst-0Mtr IT Chicago. ILL., a. 6teont-
t'tats MHtttr
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AAiUBEai ENY4.

.~TII.T31ENTa. ~
-
Central Mu.le'aan. . rs. u,...
..v,.,..-,. 1.,....
'N'''' ~'''' ''--- - -'''''''
IIootey'h Theatre.
sassmsnt Of Edward Arnon "Tho Victims OF f"Fo''
xt,rer,v,, ,rhrotrr.
pe.rborn stroot, corner Of atourns. Enknssment
Aunts Among tic Pirates"
-, -.
r... n.,,.o, a,,., ~ .h'n,to, .t+co,. nsr,
= 'AA' =" ~'''" ''-'1 .-..--. ...--s....
aocrIyrS- NfEirrtyas.
~. A.. SCOTTISH 1siTE.-Trcnty, fourth Annual
!ac1 tHsr of gsG:sn r. aieea 3ofass
Chnrter ltYse Crox., fahteenth iieIrcs, End t,rl-
ra, mssrons and II
voeE, In tnnaiat,rh lta!i u Mnnruo.sL Walt
Gih IL ". BARNARD, $50. JOHN uNN1LL,x1
dfaaa soo-'' eo"'|">ea''1 o
17,ohAs !. r,1,,NE,, I0l,1H NO, +m 4, F, md
4. Midi Froamasnn's lialI; u A@nroe.s.., Thurs
xii tnriarr nf lila itra hr0 I'd Ii bI rus-
ont business ot Importance Yi!l 70 onlusht bifors
tho Lodge VISITORS VII S"ts'f% h%r1,a9S ", NJ.
". NJ. srANToN. score.asy.
Tr1T1RSDAy. II1NE 4 1880.
-
r,,,, ,,a, 1ror,oo ar,v,or,, ,vos yoatori7ov
~ a',,,." "t,r. r, ot,nr"i
ooAA1n'ea ~ w oe....s -
,r,vt.,o,,,,,,n 0o,,,,orotio r.orvortt,n m,
AItl' A.'o"" '.s Do'o 80. sm.en ~. .t,,
l,o''a'el slo ptnnen. ...''. a."ao .,1.,or,,' '"o
Coh'ehnoil uc'a ,n e.u.!.9s',s,c.y seas''u"''
-1,,-----,..----e n.a,..,,,
about to n1netli s'o Eiectoh INV 10 as 10 seeu1o
us ihT hs poss'o!e al,sot1to scctec9 I'LL so''ne'
.. ~-:---,,- =, ,...u,,.
InE Walts ol MI uhh1llSmca pFtuk n"iialtls
nt hinneapoi's sestefanS tetl III, anu we "orA-
1nKmoh employed IN the s1Fuettro "cfo see1ous-
~ 1n1uFeu.
- --,-,----t - ,,.,.
4'EoN PAY, slGahlts ~ tno Lulu Ntt3oas
OIflGl5Gt lust QfG1llnR, I0Mt WIZ
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T'ota13 iisSi7 I "a


n.
coI, n I 'S;,ns, ssn,:s yv,
lcloysd Jniv non,;,ntea @ m Sn uSns,xs uss :
Secretarv of ststa siot s'e tug, oillco ol
IN rao,in, "e TT. ns,,s,gl'slsg 81.
nas ING 80 ~ u. t-
;r;n,,s b, ~ . ~ - nlls
Oar, ~. 7. rr,y,r;,.oo sh.,,, ,.,.s.s :;
Coi 7 q Cs,;t Sor a. 'aSa aal uosl,l,l..e os H...
froiiar. .i5anarsI fy,t;s Se.Sg
sa;5 ihossssnSts ts' ,,ssi.ist;, sg ss.sgs .ssss ne
nSTics s,,,f;i -.
ihe mo5est, ;e;s Az
Icommsnding ah;I;ty - Ho ,,ss ;;y t.h.s az,
Ih;oheaE dngTaa W; -
IIoEiScs ,,i,;Sh 4 - .s!st s.Ivta hiay
vrsnn him And ;ssyp. oonlsg s..,
spon ni, .,a.., .aII As yah. experience An
Stata gns,;ad i;s 5ne Inn h;nanc,a. aaiEs of te
ee 49,, .aiIas rsf.sllyniiy y
S4ij ~ s.iStt, ~. u rs {a tsSa
- ho,,.sts'.t no l1 og9oa ~ sne 9ons
and orinyins, own.;as VIII %.s.l - ~ sourage
&c u, tl.u ~ wy 9.iloes
as EoatSt az. Li1H y. :tea
snS o,t o naA,l " ny Y.
vas y. - ~ i. pL9ss9 nluseli enei
any ;n ~, r. WlSn w. llnpessa
tbat he ..d AZ ~ S.S t.9el5ai.y
-. ~ 1aN iog i9Laka
agt sliose sesylce il9f9
Ta'hosJ % ay tiot ,S l;s - = inSt,piia 4
hg ssoul1 ns
yHg. r n I1'ty Gi-..s u IA. 80,
o,SdaJ Az " sStY lSt.,
ss thaSa ~; ss " ol. soit, ang
1;o,,s,;, ~ I..p n9 1as 9nAnl
Az os r11s. TX aSGSlainaiion ZOE
e'iiso VI ~ s. hsfsli. F
mr.. George y. Bryan. of CharIeaton,
.hen nelninaeai Z Tss;-, = :, 3 a9
perry, fof the oftico o. Attorne Gen .==ai !,
/ Mr.. George Johnstone exsresaed she
gratitude of Col. Pope for the koikor
which had been done T tin, btt SSin5
nouGced that he had beer reSuessei ly
that gentleman 60 gay fhat he Wra, poA5 n
candidate for the office.
/ Col. Wm. Elicit. of Beanfofk. noiIIf!
mated the Hon. Leroy ~. YoiiIrat,as sI,g
present tAttoFhev.i isanarsi -oftha Stsfss (
t .snnid be uselssss. h said. tr, comment
upon the great ahility and tschoiarlv e,
tafnments of IaroyI Il. Youm5yis' g. ~
recount his distinguished sergices Ia tlIs
tyt
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In 1850, Risefa i! s,of 4 Iibne {, .Iay,led
lssith theiwaall llEeS dsp1S s3cO; 900 Taar
tlhe sprang 3ntoi iG car teas, !fs'isl Iieadsd
lone OF the tiEst gipospts fhat ssaut frosa
South Carolina 40 Aatt tI3l pated iii an Z
Iog the bloody scddes of y Western
amy, and his gal llGfSts sSr npDit ssli6 iie,t 81
IChickamaugE can ha p1fHtais 60 E,y E,ia
tjfrieDds as ere Pf Chg 1pst brilliant pieces
i0f heroisgs Of The, war Z On This bloody
field g lay89s body Sf III GorsfedeYata
force5 v efdi comm aaiil id 81 IflitSas bri3a.
Ildier.gen erAhs f "a ller. .fii k.ssassIs Isa esd
in s,len sssse, eASl haa dape much to pro- {
mote the ipteFssis pf the siailtnrel
iiciassss In Tie lover e0bis Il y. K ne sgeS
in every way peculiasIS siEled for tho Z
| IIposition q 0fli Aa ajdtG at Gsns srals sbf tllo
State. Ha sefeEreds lis said 10 Gen. Ar
thl9e ", Manig h o9 ae0rg getpysn. B
Mr.. James Walsh seconded ftis ioiii-
nation. s35
Mr. Msaasss. y IF YorE. placea id noiai.
nation Slapki iie ,goh6s, of 90 aluabsh.
p Young rsaa. who would reflect, he said,
ias much creaits upon ,ille. Stata sas idijp.
| Itant-genenSl as3 10 had reiectei uson II
| Guards.
Il Ms AhdgeW Craitg ford tsof caluthbis
Ieeceade ahR llpnIga I'd +. u Zones. he
SAID 81 fFgaa. o EspgeEe tive of tho Young
imen of South Cafo Tia, .as ia his ii8niiias..
tItioT would be but d j6at t6s6gHIitioR iof
their unselasss. md ratrictic deF5ttiiya d,
the: State Gif0a 1881 = ni Z. s:sss 4. {
| Mr. George y, 1lFyap, pG ghaFlsstci,.
!sfsted TINT ca 4 repTg gssnf tiya oS hs
lIy6phg mon 6f South Caro- Il II i5 and 81
one Who had Tie ISolioi 10 bep &c tlss hnal
lIof one Of tho military oblDpaDiase seS Cbasr
il68tOu GQ5aDC3ed- OF ynfflless ~ an .Sf fhs4
jISlRta, he rose 40 second de. nosaination5
Iof Gen, Mepigsulss, y, 8 man stS Eose :irort
xperietee ia ,mi lEGary hii irs fsii eefgaSs
him neetliAIly red :ibgt task ii fs5fe5F 4
itstts12aLtS S-t2a5 gl40eJC0ffiktf3l OF
E9flCflG
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Total vote icest, ,.,,..,. 5. . S8

NeceesRry to q choice. 81 -
i Gen. Macigault was az aerordintsYy Il de.Ss
cletod duly nominated soF stie aflies. ofs
AtSntant iaId .iinsR general On
meSion NJ Mr.; W. 1T AE.
CharlSSton tlS nomination sSss tiibn
thau g cnSui inious. s,E5s W sssssss ss
p14r. EariSs of Eumt Ter; tlian iiosniIa tad
Mr.ll Peter 3ichar ardsosi for thu poaitintl
et State treasurer. Dir. Gilland, OF )
Williamsburg eecollde led tho nomination,
and thea being NJ. 9ppcsition,
sasssse agpn aSeeelyed fl,e nomination
This closed the rioliifiati ions q al
Gary yana MagEeys. Allensnal lli5aIl 81
the Eagefeld s;sz;a
fior any OF tho nofniuess Of tho CcHyaus
Eon. ~
Mf. D. @. shepp pard Offered ITO follow
...tg 2saolt ti0n, which was adopted
-l2caotrs5s That tbs than nks oe this taii-s
TantioH ere due, pfssi. arc hereby ocrsii-
ally tend durod, 20 the PRECEDENT OF this
Convention, Col. j. 3. C1thsaii, for the
Able, elective and impartial manner. iii
i7htch no has diaeherg the duties of his
=5sSs Sisis5 ~ 80 ~
fention sre also ten Adased to the gorsiiv
aecgefaFis fesBra. D, r. duncan a,id j Z,
Allesam SinoEs, for klia aat tisfa faetnry nnu
sinclehs dlacl1 atge OF the sint lies OF their
iLllSs lS's &. !. !.
SoraE Elittea OF thfes was then appointed
70 notify the noEaifees Of the aeti0n .os 4
tne ..Ne, ssys9hnyseallon sha mo conleittsea co il-
S,sseu S,,t o1 nlees =: =; Atdrichs =.
g siaIsl5 5lt,Si n
;sAlEssE ,ei anpEE nteryai tll ceEarnitt tee
1stgs ts tlssl hec iae by Stens. aagopd
4na AAennedy VINO WeFs received With
Solelntl sl Aieer . pIisf and :
sppto2tlats cuclion ~ sIte elinit-
a1Aali =, NJ We =. 1lsle oa eait
81 GEN. "a ooIi'B ADD REss.
IL Is with feeIinea N Il - q.
tuds 1fopS tlie nersonal honor gnnr fST,,,, q
and with q deem me az die FeEna6Taih;jSfJ
inipnssd. that d accsi,t gaIs EieT,,en ~ issss
Cofisentfofs. elloISi ng Ton gnf, hayfs E;eSs
pleased to5 ntska. - s;sS sIis Il
/ .Yonr gelectt0n MIGHT tell hava fallen
ltpon one wort thier of yoilr choice. f0r flse
tf6e ti,isi s.fyS, &, 4 y, ~
Sfsss C1uld Iock "a ilirIi
aS.ss =
named mo. &c! lg:sa oniy ii sfs sIsrA 4 sts{
of our history. when tise SaIi Ian sssd 9j,,
rsss. .sf 49,
boyTssr. thni aStnTn syvrs as,t tS,,-a
ls ~
k1oho iisih az iliilafyfss,s 4 I; s. a ~
e if1 siss; ~ hTs
ara Sim ,s;si, i.s s,s
fila fsFeseTt Hs,,sss,;s s,
9otsr es
fha abfIit5 isiS 5 "a
tiIes tits fFtIE ~ Z ~
sfsenklv s,iailfsa ssss
Iaco, IN nv yili s,k ~.
ana tI,ok - ~ 80 j -
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q ,sf,a7 G M ID

gentleman who Ii: Ia tlsostdRIa : 0fyi
with tho Demo 5c1etie party in South iCats
olina R1d pin the, Upited, States ,slppn.
every rrlncIple which acsUateg tia gem
tie1aan who needs no esSominitss atnIIiy5i tniIIy
hauds-the Hon. James N ii Lsips55Rnb,, sof
NewherRy AppiGuaa.1 *. Esgg ia. 49, j
MAioF g, Lamb Ra;st ststei that he.
took great piHaqure, in eeoondipg the
nomination OF Col. sLipscSmB. H9 fifsi
rendered ihSal aluabl ble i&e4ties ca the 81 lItgl
ia the epAst. rHeaWasj d Representa- 4tiTene
Q. portion of the State which qtheygias,
would be given no represent an the.
Stats ticket, aiid He WIS one az the mi.
n0Fityiif the Eonventidt which lid iof,Li
pohed nominad ions ttt itisIs fimes ,ThSsat
threp considerations aside from hisRreat
personal qualifications, rendered him
peculiarly fitted for the nomdiati6n. ssag
Mr! |. ID. With6gspoeii Nominated COL,
II. ID. Sims, who y&s, he said; the come
tsoua and efficient incnpbent Of theo
at the present time. As' q, colder and q
civilian Col. Sims had already fuia de af,H i
enviable record. He hsdi tsrSyed hiSdEAlf'
90 efHnient officGr, ,sdnd his sr;enda claims,
ED that II wes due 70 him that this, ,Gopt,
ventiQn and, the people of the. State.
should teeogni2eS Che efficient and RI lS.,
i9a service he had rendered as d public
o1tcer. sfsssls5 &; EnIaI1,as ,cs!6Si ss;. II
M. John 3. Eswin ascondedS:he noaas'
iration of Col, Sima
Col. Blue, Of AIafioh, Nominated Col.
~. u. Howard, MaTs6fi--a mag iiliei
'said, Who haf1l' shown lhis patriotiela by,
his uppweEyipg fidelity to the State and,
: AZ, III sslsael Dibyis, Of orsago oSal4eI.i aaAl4Ii
seconded the noninhtion2 Of Col. How.
ard. az, st.!s iis s.;il .,tii ~;
Nomination., were closed, and Itl,a vote
was taken With the following result: f,;s
s5ins.'...:.......... .......,............63
Lipseotnb. ~. ...?!! 3. e. a... !. 5.
aOW9fc.l ..s.....,.....32 ~
Scafterinp a.. =,
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Total vote .cast,. Is. q. 8 f4f;

Necessary Soa choice, 80.na 4 IL
vote was s oessds SsdIs aoMopS Ssn
withdrawn from the contest. This Y6te
resulted: ~ oni 'i'''. lfHtr ~
...4l siits 4
Lipsconib...."...an.......,n..5 2psal
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DRagoCRATIc srATE CONVENTION.

Choosing South CarolinA's Delegates To
Cincinnnti-A WaEln Discussion az TO the
Ezgediency of Early Nominations for
stnto GsicerS-Speeci,es by Gen. Gary.
Gen, Conner aud other Representative
meIs-ThS Conyentson FINALLY Decides sn
Favor or Immediate Nominations.
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Total vot &! ,ss,. I. z. lss
Necessary. ton eldoien,
sAhegei being no elk. .ion; not tlsar Iyoip
YaR taken Win The. .fallo owing rs1nlt
{, = - lt..s.t.f ~
JOue3fs. 80. 3t
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-08-04
Successful Saloon Robbery.

Milett's saloon, corner Of Ninth and Robert
streets, was the scene night before last of q
$500 robbery, belonging to the proprietor.
During the evening three young men called
at the saloon and about IL o'clock they invited
Milett to join them in taking walk.
The parties had all been drinking and were
under the influence of liquor. They left the
saloon together, no one being around but the
barkeeper, man named Aherlia, and it is now
believed that the Young men decoyed Milette
from the place in order to leave the way clear
for the robbery. After a short absence Millette
returned to find that his room had been entered
and robbed of $200. and the barkeeper gone.
The latter has not put in an appearance, and it
is thought that he and the young men have
skipped out. The case has been given to De.
tective Bresett, who is working it up.
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Board of Public Works.

The board of public works held a special
meeting yesterday morning. more especially
for the purpose of approving the pay rolls of
the street force, aud to pass some bills, for the
action of the cenncil thereon.
The pay roll of the lower district amounted
to S1.0l6.74; upper district, $l,0S5 Sc; sewer
force $3.50.
A number of small bills for lumber, etc,
were approved.
The board also reported favorsbly upon the
petition of j. L. Forepaugh and others, for a
sewer on Exchange, from Walnut to Eagle
street. Adjourned,
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Eeunalaa,
UNREDEEMED PLEDGES.

GREAT SAIL OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES
T at Al Jackson street. consisting Of Gold Watches
some strictly hrst-cass watches which originally
cost from $3.50 to $500, will sell from $40 to $685.
Silver Watches Of all makes Some Of the very I'm
est open-face and hunting cases, will sell for less
than one-haIf their value. Silver and Gold Chains
at very prices Several imported field glasses Of
the best makers, Lemaire and Bardou Sons. will
In stock large number Of fine al d medium breeoh
and muzzle-loading guns at half price Several
opera glasses and spy glasses and one extra fine Bar
don & Sons telescope, cost 800, for SS5 We also
have large stock of Diamonds in rings and soil.
taire drops, crosses and bracelets, which we sell
20 per cent less than can be bought elsewhere. We
al.o have large aud handsome assortment of gold
and filed bracelets, gold set rlngs, plain and band
rings ladies' SETS and few ladies' neck chains also
small solid gold neck chains for children at one-ha
cal instruments, silverware, etc, etc., at z. LY.
TIES, Il jackson street. opposite the Merchants
hotel 1893
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RECONCILIATION.

Total. Observation-Disclosures. Sl0, 666 70
The sum of $500 was appropriated to the di-
roctors Of the alma house and hospital for Au-
gust.
Commissioner Hoyt stated that hereafter the
committee on ways and means would meet on
Saturday for the purpose Of issuing supplies
for the several Offices.
On motion the auditor was instructed to ad-
yertise for 600 cords of wood.
Mayor Dawson read the following resolution,
accompanied by an explanation
Resolyed, That the committee on printing be
and hereby are instructed to make arrange
rnenta for procuring large map of the city of
St. Panl proper, on which the valuation of each
lot can be written plainly, In order that it may
be used by the assessor and board of equaliza-
h;on.
In referring to the resolution the chair dwelt
on the necessity of having large map on
which the size and valustion of each lot could
be ascertained at glance. The invaluable aid
that such q map would afford to the assessor
and board of equalization was mentioned, and
the chair urged the manufacture of two maps,
one for East St. Paul and one for the Fourth
ward The resolution was adopted.
Commissioner Bohlsnd called attention to
the condition of the Fort road, and to the ne
oessity of completing the work on the culverts.
Cutie discussion took place as to whether the
money should be voted by the board. reso-
luton was passed appropriating $500 for the
repairs on the road.
Commissioners Wagner, Grace, Rene, and
Bohland were appointed as a committee to
examine the line of read to be changed in
White Bear and Mounds View townships, lead
ing TO Minneapolis. The committee will meet
at the house of Patrick Powers, on Friday the
27th inst, ct l0A. NJ.
Adjourned.
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PILES! PILES! PILES!
A Sure Cure Found at Last. No One Need
Suffer.

A Sure Cure Found at Last. No One Need
Suffer.
4 sure cure for the Blind, Bleeding, Itching
and liberated Piles has been discovered by Dr..
Williams ian Indian remedy. called Dr.. Will
liams' Indian Ointment. A single box has cured
the worss chronic cases of twenty five and
thirty years standing. No one need suffer five
minutes after applying this wonderful soothing
medicine. Lotions, instruments and electuariee
do moro harm than good. Williams Ointment
sbsorbs the tumora, allays the intense itching
bed), acts a. poultice. gives instant and pain
less relief, and il prepared only for Piles, itch
ing of the private parts and nothing else.
Thousands of cured patients attest its virtue.
and physicians Of all schools pronounce it the
greatest contribution to medicine Of the age.
II matters not how long or severely you have
been suffering, you can be cured. For sale By
all druggists. NoYEs Bros. & CUTLER, whole
sale agents.
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FIVE CENTS ALINE
AUCTION SALES.

posiTIvE SALE or THE DE WORTHWHILE
PROPER1 AT AUCTION-I will sell at
Auctioo, on Tuesday, August 10th, at II O'Clock
A NJ on the premises. No. 40 Pleasant avenue,
the autful grounds, l20xs00, with dwelling. better
known as the De Montrevilie residen property.
shaded with fruit trees. The above property will be
divided into five / to, those fronting on Pleasant
being 60xl50 feet, and will be sold separate.
Terms made known on day Of sale.
P. T. KAVANAGH,
214 Commission Auctioneer.
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GREENS SAVAGE shot.
THE FOUNDED MAN ALIVE AND
soMEHRAT IMPROVED

The Prisoner Removed to the County Jail
Visited by His Father and Attorney
Medical Skill Lsboring to Save His VIC
arn-The Divorced Wife Of the Would-be
Assassin Teacher in the ct. Paul
Schools.
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COUNTY GOTERhMENT.

August Meeting of the Commissioner
The Aims House R-p"rts-A Valuable
Map Ordered-Oounty Roads.
The county board met in regular session yes
terday forenoon. Mayor Dawson in the chair.
Present: Commissioners Grace, Hoyt, Fink,
Bohland and Wagner.
The committee on roads and bridges returned
the petition of q. J. Brainerd and others, and
recommended an appropriation of 300 to re-
pair road in New Canada township. Ap-
proved.
The county tressurer's report for July, the
full text of which has already appeared in the
GLOBE, was read and approved.
The committee on claims reported the usual
number of bills and the report was adopted.
The annual and monthly reports of the
board of directors of the aims house and hospi.
tai were submitted and referred to the COM
mittee on ways and means. The annual re-
port appeared in full in Sundays issue of the
GLOBE, but for reference the following cpl.
tome is appended.
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REAL ESTATE.
REAL ESTATE.
OFFICE OF
TlOs. Cochran, Jr.,
Real Estate A gent
AND
AUCTION FER
IL WABASHAW STREET.

I call attention to the follotci,,g
pieces Of as,sin,pr0ued Real Estate,
among aU1stch are some of the finest
and best building sites IN the city:
The avesterly 60 feet of the 100
feet fr0,sted by the stone acaU upon
Summit Avenue, immediately sOest
of No. 13S.
The 80 feet atpOn the same aUe-
nae, lying betaCee,s the Improved
properties of Mrs. e. j. Mott and
Major BroaUst,ag.
The 60 feet Immediately aUest of
the 100 feet upon the northwest
corner of Summit and Vi7yt,,i0
avenues.
The $50 feet on the bluff side OF
this Avenue, lyt,a0 aUest of the rest
de,sce of Mr. r.. III. Cutter.
The 100 feet upon the north side
of Pleasant Avenue, on the north
east corner of Chestnut street.
Several of the finest lots on Igle-
hart and Carroll streets, In Block
go, M0cEubi1t Dc MnrsltdlCs 0ddt-
tiO1l.
The so feet OF, the southwest cor
aer of Summit ace1aue and " aba
shan streets.
In less costly properties, Ihare
building lots ifs Woodla1,d Park,
Terrace Park and Summit Park,
Mackcatbi1e de- MdrshalJ's, and all
the other SUBURBAN additions on
favorable terms and at reasonable
prices.
Thos. Cochran, Jr.,
IL WABAsHAW STREET.