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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-31

Nomina te Hin, for President and See
Martin County Sentinel.
Minnesota's honored and illustrious Sena
tor, William Window, has record that is
without q blot or blenish.
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THE SUNDAY GLOBE.
Daily Globe Advertising Rates.

" man the sUsnAT aIOsz win be $50 Per ysSN
sy carrier, 42oo.
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This city is situated about one and half
miles from the steamboat landing, on the
east side of the Missouri river, and is the
present real terminus of the Northern Pacific
railroad, though track is laid, and cars run
ming for adistance of sixty-one miles west of
the river. The ticket agent at Bismarck is
unable to give. any information in relation to
trains or prices on the other side = says he
has nothing to do with them, In this city /
was, in every particular, very much disap-
pointed. 1t is located on the first level above
the fat, on very even ground, and is at least
near mile on an airline from the
water. had supposed it was at the rivers
edge. It is not more than half as large
or as compactly and substantially built as
had imagined it to be. There are just three
brick buildings and one of stone in the city,
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-31
FARGO, D. T

293 miles from st. Paul, are the cele-
brated "Dalrymple Farms" with their
armies of men and teams. The line of
vision shuts down, at the north and at the
south, oh these immense wheat felds-al-
together too immense for me to undertake
to compete with "Harper's man in q
description of them. There are many other
big farms along the line, west of these, but
l suppose these are the most extensive, in
all respects, unless the "Cass- Cheney Farms
exceed them.
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CAssELToN,

three miles west of Dalrymple, has the
spirit of activity visible about it, and will
ere long be place of Importance, as it is
here that the Casselton branch starts out for
Elm river, distance of thirty miles. l
don't know how far it is completed. Mr..
Delano left the train at this point. AT
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on the east bank of the Red river of the
North, (the dividing line between Minnesota
and Dakota), 274 miles from st. Paul. This
is not as large village as expected to find
it, but there is plenty of room on the flat
prairie for it to grow. Our stay here was
short. We soon crossed over the river to
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Chippewa Falls and county are democratic.
Not the luke warm, negative, fair weather
Democracy with which some parts of Ethe
country are cursed, but live, enthusiastic,
wide awake Democrats, eager to achieve sue
cess and confident of their success. Among
the prominent members of the party the
GLOBE wrs fortunate in meeting were num-
bered County Treasurer Hoffman, for the
past four years in charge of the county
funds, and a very popular treasurer, too; w.
D. .Giloon, register of deeds, Sheriff Everett,
ex Chairman of the County Board Martin,
one of the old stand-bys of the
party; Ed. Walrath, ESQ, large
real estate dealer; DR.. RiddeI, one of
Chippewa Falls most eminent physicians,
Judge G. j. Weltzey, who, by the way, has
the most elegant residence in the city, and
the eccentric and brilliant Judge Cough,
whose fame as a writer and speaker is more
than local, and host of others from whom
the GLOBE parted with regret and whose ac-
quaintance will be renewed with pleasure.
Chippewa Falls will do her share towards q
Democratic victory in Wisconsin this fall,
and were all localities as awake to their true
interests, such result would be be GER
tain accomplishment The GLOBE wishes
their enterprising city the best of success,
which is so we'll deserved, both financially
and politically. B.
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A Young Lady of Domestic Habits c EEKS re-engagements useful companion and to AO assist in homework in small private family: good references small salary but comfortable horne desired Address for one week. TRJJST
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An advertiser who spends upwards of 1000 year, and who invested less than $350 of it in this List, writes Your Select Local List paid better last year than all the other advertising did.'' It is not a Cooperative List.
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 The catalogue states exactly what the papers are. When the of paper is printed in full face type it is in every instance the best. When printed in capitals it is the only paper in the place. The list gives the population of every town and the circula tion of every paper.
 The rates charged for advertising barely one fifth the publishers schedule. The price for single States ranges from g to S8O The price for inch month in the entire list is $625 The regular rates of the papers for the space and time S2980 IA The list includes 952 newspapers of which 1S7 issued daily and 765 weekly. They located in 758 different cities and towns Of which 26 State Capi tals 363 places 5000 population, and 468 Coun ty Seats. For copy of List and other information, address GEO. P. HOWELL x CO.
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Iowa.

 A Terrific Snow Storm-Trafns Blockaded
 for Several Days.
 SIOUX CITY, Oct. 19.-A storm of sleet set in here Friday and became severe snow storm on Saturday, continuing in 8 modified form through Sunday and yesterday. All the railroads leading to this city, except the Sioux City and Pacific, have been blockaded, but the Central is opened to-day, and the other roads are fast getting out of the drifts. The weather has not been cold, but large losses in stock are reported. One man is reported to have lost 300 head of sheep. The roads have been so blocked up and communication by rail and telegraph so completely cut of that re- ports from the country are as yet meagre and unreliable The oldest inhabitant does not remember storm of such severity so early in the season. The weather to-day was bright and pleasant and the snow rapidly dis
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New York Produce Market.

NEW YORK. Oct. 19. FLOUR-Moderately active at unchanged pricess family brands s 10a6 % shipping extras S4 25a4 Southern four firm inferior to very choice shipping extras, S O0s6 50.
 WHEAT-Opened shade higher and fairly active closing steady spot sales of No $1 l7sa1 1S ungraded do. at S1 Hal Is No, white at s1 I6Ss 1 IT No. white, Oct sold at S1 lT1 No red Nov, st s1 IS, do. Dec, $1 197sa1 %.
 CORN-Opened moderately active and 8 shade high CT, closing weak. Spot sales of No. at 56: No ? Oct, sold st 54la553S do. Nov, 55z6a56
 OATS-Na5<c. higher and fairly active Spot sales of No. white at 45k; No. 3 do at 41a415 55 No I mixed, 50 No. do. 3914 a4O. ~ RYE-Nonina1-
 BARLEY-Nominal
 PORK-In fair demand and steady; SIT bid for sell CT, Oct, and $16 9 for buyer do.
 LARD-Easier and in moderate demand: western steam s 75as 30 i; city do., Ss 621as 65
 BEEF-In fair demand at unchanged prieea WHISKY-Du11 and nominal.
 SPOT COTTON-Lower nniddlings, II 3-I6: fu- lures barely steady. BUTTER-Was steadily held and continues to move but very moderately. Creamery finest at 29s91 : do. good to prime 26a98 State dairies choice 25a26 State hrkns choice, st 24a26; do fair to prime 23s 24; State pais and half tubs, choice 27a28 do good to prime 25a26 do fair to good 24a25; State Welsh tubs choice 25a27 do good to prime, 2aa24 do fair to good 22a23; western dairy fresh extra 22a23 do good to prime 2oa22; do. fair to good lsa22 western factory, hne 1SaI9 do. good to prime ct 1Ta1s; do fair to good at I6a17.
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WANTED.
WANTED

QY respectable young girl & situation in a private family to do second work as nurse girl or to assist in general housework; good reference In- quire at 3IS GEORGE STREET
 o20 1ts
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erated the lower portion of the woman's
 body, cutting out immense pieces of flesh.
 He then deliberately ripped open the womb and took the still living child from it, which he dashed to the floor and stamped upon it until life was extinct After this he tore the
 body of his wife almost apart and after fur ther mutilations fled. He was found near his old home and placed in the school house for safe keeping with guard of two men. It having become generally known that he had been overtaken and his whereabouts be- ing aseertained, body of sixty men was soon got together, who marched to the school house about 10 o'clock at night and taking him out proceeded to administer pun ishment to him for his crimes His body as was his wife's. His scalp was then lifted and rope tied about the mans neck, the other end lying attached to the horn of sad dle. He was then dragged about on the ground until the body was entirely unrecog-
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

NEW YORK, Oct. 19.-Sailed, the Genel al Werder for Bremen, the Wyoming for Liver pool. Arrived, the France from Liverpool, the Laurent from Havre the State of Florida from Glasgow, the City of Merida from Ha- vana.
 Baltamore-Sailed, the Caspian for Liver pool.
 uthampton-Arrived, the Hermann from Baltamore for Bremen. Sailed, the Mosel for New York
 Glasgow-Arrived, the Cynthia from Mon treal
 Liverpool-Sailed, the Illyrian for Boston, the City of Montreal for New York.
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We shall inaugurate special sale of Dry Goods eve " week, commencing Monday, October A. and contin- uing the whole season. Our stock is simply immense most beautiful selections of the latest designs and novelties in French, German and American Dress Goods and Silks, Satins Brocade Satins and SILKS. Velyes and ShawIs of the finest quality and patterns latest designs in English Walking Jackets Cloaks Dolmans and listers. Our Millinery Stock is com pete in every particular with all the French Novel; all these goods are marked down lower than anybody else can possibly sell them.
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SITUATION WANTED, DY respectable girl in small family Good ref D erence given. Apply at No 92 Oak street. top floor, back part. o2O 2t*
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The Cold Snap.

NEW YORK, Oct. 19.-The cold snap of the last few days has been very severe on and about the shores of Long Island, and heavy frost has done considerable damage on farms in the interior of the island. There has been an unusually heavy surf at Rockaway Beach, breaking over the iron pier. Its roar could be heard for miles, Many are in doubt as to the pier standing winter storms, as it will have to stand heavier surf than the pier at West Brighton Beach. On Monday night and tonight the Sound boats experienced rough passages, the weather on the Sound being like that of December. In the harbors on the north side of the island there have been regular winter high tides. The Silver Question-An Important Suit
 i'm Relation to Customs Duties.
 NEW YORK, Oct 19-A case that is import to-day in the United States Circuit Court be- fore Judge Shipman and jury. It relates to the silver question and was transferred to- day from the Treasury department to the United States courts The facts of the case are these: The depreciation in the value of silver in 1878 and 1879 was disregarded by the Treasury department in it's instructions to collectors of customs and no substantial change was made in it's estimate of foreign silver coins, although the latter were pur- chased at the mint at only their actual bull lion value. Thus after the passage of the silver bill the Mexican dollar which is the currency in which invoices from China are usually made out was valued by compar- ing it with United States silver dollars of 4124 grains If it had been valued however, by comparison with the gold dol lar the result would have been much less in American dollars. Importers therefore bringing goods from countries whose curren- cy is silver insisted that this government should correct their invoices into American gold dollars This dispute involved differ ence of about 15 per centum of the dutiable value of invoices in silver currency. The government in 1879 fixed 1915 as the value, for instance, of the Mexican dollar, instead of about 86 cents, it's actual value. After the matter had been argued before the Treasury authorities for some months by the lawyers employed by the merchants, the Director of the Mint came to the conclusion that they were right, and in January of the present year he changed all the public estimates of foreign silver coins, fixing them at their actu- al gold value. It is expected that large number of experts will be put upon the stand and that the trial of the case will last for some weeks.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-10-20
Rhode Island.

The Best Time for Double Teams.
 PROVIDENCE, Oct. 19.-At Narragansett Park, Cranston, this afternoon, the chestnut gelding Billy D. and running mate trotted against two other teams for a silver tea set valued at $500. On the third heat (Billy D.. had already won the first two) Barnaby's team completed the mile with but single break in the third quarter and finished in 2:144, beating the best time on record. Ethan Allen and mate had the best record previous to this viz 2.15
Morning journal and courier., 1880-10-20

SITUATION WANTED. pY respectable girl to do general housework in , private family Good city reference given if re- qulred. Inquire at NO. FACTORY STREET.
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POLITICAL.

Ringing Words From General Garfield.
 MENTOR, O., Oct. 19.-A number of mem bers of the Lincoln club of Indianapolis came to Mentor this morning by special train to pay their respects to General Gar field. All wore linen clusters and three cor nered straw hats as a burlesque on the rich costumes of the Jefferson club of this city Arriving at the house, General Garfield ap- peared, and the club chairman, N. S. McLain, made brief address in which he eulogized the Republican party and it's candidate General Garfield replied as follows
 You come bearers of dispatches so your chair man tells me- and glad to hear the news you news. Your uniform, the of your club, and the place from which you ali full of sugges about the old Continental soldiers the old threecor nered hat and the brooches and all that were so days of the continentals of 1776 whose principles 1 hope you represent You called the Lincoln club the days of '76 and their doctrines The great proclamation of emancipation which he penned was CT fuller, the New Testament of human liberty. And then you come from Indiana older than Ohio More than one hundred years ago gallant Virginian went far up into your wilderness flag and raised the Stars and Stripes Vincennes Cahohokes and fort in Illinois in part of that
 
 that splendid fighting power which gave the whole est to the United States Now these of Indiana representing the revolution in your hats representing Abraham Lincoln in your badges and representing the victory both of the revolution and Of Abraham Lincoln in the news you bring. 1 could not be an American and fail to welcome your costumes, your badges, your and yourselves Many Indiana men were my comrades in the days of the war Iremember a regiment of them that was under my command Corinth when it became necessary for the defense of forces to cut down little piece of timber nearly five We unboxed from my brigade about four thousand axes and the tftyrst regiment Indiana volunteers chopped down more trees in half day than supposed it possible could fall in any forest in week appears that in the great political fight from which you just come your axes have been busy again. I espec ially welcome the axemen of the Fifty regiment who may happen to be here, and thank you all, gen. tlemen for the compliment of your visit and the good news you bring I do not prize that news half much for it's personal relations you and to do because it is revival of the spirit of '76, the spirit of Abraham Lincoln, the spirit of universal liberty and the spirit of just and equal laws all this land That gives your news it's great significance Gentlemen, thank you again, and shall be glad to take you by the hand.
 After spending pleasant hour, the party with three cheers and salute from their cannon took the train for Cleveland where they spent the afternoon.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-10-20
NEW YORK.

Land League Prosecutions to be Dropped.
 NEW YORK, Oct. 19.-A special cable from London says: It is now reported that the government will abandon the prosecution of the land leaguers, The reports of their meetings fail on points of veracity and gen eral accuracy to formulate indictments against the speakers.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-10-20
WANTED

xSes3 TWO pleasant unfurnished rooms in center EAH of city, between Franklin and Church streets AasslA in private family. Address
 ol9 2t* H. O.. This Office
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WANMED

WANTED, respectable girl, situation as seanstress and a1 waitress or to do chanberwork Inauire at oI9 3t* I5a DFVTTT STPETT
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Colorado.

A Mexfcaa,s FfendIsh Crfme-Swift Jus-
 tfce for the Brutal Villain.
 DENVER, Oct 19.-The Tribune has infor- nation from Hereford county that Antonio Mestes, Mexican, murdered his wife and babe most brutally few days ago. He first knocked the woman down with a club and then seized knife and with 1t savagely lac
Morning journal and courier., 1880-10-20
Riotous Italian Strikers.

BOSTON, Oct. 19.-At Sandwich to-day the Italians employed on the Cape Cod canal, enraged by the non-payment of their wages, quit work with riotous indications, creating great alarm. The town authorities empow- cred special police and summoned the entire State police, which action overawed the Ital- ians The contractors are also impatient at the non-receipt of funds. Trouble is still apprehended from the Italians, who number several hundred
Morning journal and courier., 1880-10-20

WANTED, &eAA BY responsible party furnished house, HHsss from November list to May 1st. Address Lock E&5iS Box 9l6 city o20 2t* Building For Sale, aA TO be removed, the twostory wood house 59 IIs Trumbul street, in good repair, and conven- FIJI tent house. Apply to D. ALDEN, o20 It# 131 Temple Street Private Board. M OARD in private family where home comforts offered Pleasant rooms and excellent table. Location very central. Terms moderate. Address L. M. N., P. o. Box 1.042, o2O 2t New Haven, Conn. NOTICE.
 EEYHE copartnership heretofore existing between N Albert Fehlberg and Herman Fehlberg is this day dissolved by mutual consent Herman Fehlberg will receive all debts and pay all claims of the late firm of Fehlberg Bros.
 HERMAN FEHLBERG,
 o2O 2t# ALBERT FEHLBERG.
 Committee on Claims.
 MEETING of the Committee Claims will be A held at Room No. 10, City Hall, Thursday, October 21, at 7:30 o'clock at which the peti- tions of the following persons will be considered vz John Starr, M. c. and W. E. Munson, James c. Me Guire, Willis B1akeslee, Edward Welch ct al.
 By order of the chairman,
 o2O H MAURICE J. BRENNAN, Clerk.
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Massachusetts.

The Cnpe Cod Cana1-Probable Failure
 of the Project.
 BOSTON, Oct 19.-It is reported that owing to capitalists refusing to furnish funds to the company operating on the proposed Cape Cod canal they will be unable to comply with the terms of their charter, which stipulated that $1OO,O0o must be expended in actual building operations before the 1st of Novem- ber next.
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WANTEn

SITUATION WANTED. pY a colored girl to do general housework in a AB small family. Apply at o19 2t. an GOEEE STREET
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

OCTOBER 20. SUN RISES, SIS MooN RISES, HIGH WATER, BUN SETS, 5.11 619 D. m. 12.31 a. m.
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ReaI Gstate.
FOR SALE-82.2 .2O(

FOR SALE+$2, 200. ksA THE House No. 40 Jewell street, 10 rooms, RH55ssH good barn; only S400 cash required I.I House and half acre land, with new barn. at Morris Cove, 1000. Fine house St. John street, s, 800.
 Nice place in West Haven near N Y E N H. hall r0ca CalI deP0e oR or address TRowBRIDGE
 40 Jewell Street, o19 2t* New Haven, Ct
 Grocery Store For Sale. AEA SITUATED on of the leading streets In E!Y would exchange for other property. For full
 GEO. A. ISBELL, o14 Office. Todd's Block, cor. State and Elm sts.
 Farm For Sale. SyA A SMALL FARM in the beautiful village of land in condition The house is in hrstrate order and good supply of all kinds of fruit. Being close to depot churches, school and seashore 1t is desirable place for any one wishing pleasant nome
 MERWIN'S REAL ESTATE OFFICE, o12 2S7 Chapel Street. Houses and Lots For Sale or EX-
 change
 kfA3 Cottage House, has 10 rooms, for sale st M##H a bargain the line of the horse cars; lot %#iid 52xI50 tVvO-family House on Ferry street. and would like to get offer for the above houses-are anxious to sell. Also a number of frst-cIass Brick Houses and others, located central, price and terms can be made satisfactory Water front lots i'm West Haven, also lots in different parts of the city
 FOR RENT
 A Anumber of first-cIass Houses and Ten- ements one furnished House, with all modern inn provements; can be seen at any time; to rent low. Money to loan on ren1 estAtes Real Estate Office 49 Church Street, Room Hoadley Building. Oface open evenings se25 L.. F. COMSTOCk.
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NEW ENGLAND.
Vermont.

Am Insane Mans Terrible Work.
 LYNDoNy1LLE, Oct. 19.-Byron Blake mur- dered his mother and sister and stepfather with knife, and hung himself in Wheelock this forenoon.
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Federal Government from colonial times to the present date Entirely in design, comprehen sive and exhaustive, with beautifully coored maps and diagrams. Contains all the platforms of polit
 cal parties. The most valuable publication of the age Non-partisan. Should be in every household school and library. Issued in book form at & and a wall chart at B. Agents wanted everywhere at once. Big pay. GRANGER, DAVIS & CO, Publish
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was destroyed, together with it's contents. Three mules and all the cattle also perished in the flames. The dwelling caught fire and was slightly damaged. Loss $1O,OOO. The citizens are in pursuit of the incendiary.