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, 1880-11-03
AUSTRALASIA.
1furdcrntta Entivrs-OrenfnE Of the
Melbourne E1iiIhftt0ta.

1Furdcrnna NntIvrs-OrenfnE Of the
1lc1bOmrne Exi.Ihftt0t.
QUEENSLAND, Oct. b.-The Ripple steamer
WIS nttacketl n Solu',ons by swarm 1T
natives. The Captain a,ul three tf the crnw
were kfttcl, Md nters desperately wpnndrd.
The natives were driven of with difficulty,
atlll fifty killed.
This schooner Nnw Gcoreta was also at
tackcd. Tho natives seized atld hound the
Captain. Two whites were tsn,aluwkGtl III
cult hiUnt. l! Is generally complained that
tho undue tcnfcncy Ut the cruisers has made
embellishments lfyrs Insecure.
'AlEttsDGI.SE, ust. G.-'rlIH opening Of the
exhibition incurred will tho greatrst tclas.
The procession vi trn.1us societies ind !lr,,
hrIvntles to the building WIN juine1 by the
Eicerel,al party, and numbered several
thousands The I'll,e-Iackets OF tlr
British anil foreign tnen-nf-war formed
guard Of !lonur nj tho nl,pronchrs.
.'Tlm scene wlt'IIn was brilliant. an
inaugural EA,ltAtn WIS prrfnrme,l Will great
.tIttt. The cinrns nnlt nrrtlestrn rl,Mmretl
I.Mn. Thu, arrangements wer' excellent,
with IN hitch MD no accidents. 1lotwItllstAMi-
Ing the dense crowd. At night tllt: lne.-ut.
war were illuminated, md 1,I:tny thousands
Witnessed the fcstivittrs, which Included n
lHli ut thu ti0yern1.lei,t House.. i j the Gov'
esitsrx nlhl many tlls;lngtlfs'rs, visitors weFr
present. Tile exhibition Is GENERALLY III 4 fnr.
ward state. although sn,.cll rel!fatn* tn f,r
done. The display exceeds authorizations. .rs.
prtvlnl,sly St.eu III the c0l0mtcA. :
1t * t,rNtHIstal to tlnl.l ,inynl military re.
view tic 9i'i ~ SDyeUllNx. witt, Il sham nayn
fight, the field force cu8ptrnting.
, 1880-11-03
HOME G..tr11EniSos.

\ 4ulET DAY.
Tho National election. anl consequent leEnl
bulMAy, hnti tho ulrect to 1trlucc n,,uiet sthtu
Ut ntr,irs nl,u!H tho ,.uck. Such vessels lis wcro
ch.r,errl on MnndAy1 for grain casR.Hs pro-
cecded tu elevators, n,lu with ot,r or swn exceI'-
tians gut Ioa!tI. Tile Fustnn EleyUtIr shut
tlnwn curly aAsl cauatri tho detention Of illo
schooner Il. ". sugv. T1sustcnns-smrxeC.J ker.
stIaw, Chartered to arrive fron milwaukee, 1T ~
cents c1rIl, put III llcr appearance at thu Air-
l.ine Elevator fow ,ui,ntes befure tho nnon
hour. nnl WIS ioa,ic.l. Her escape from hetnx
buried uut fur tho tluy was extremely nnrrow.
shu left last nve,stus lit half-pAst ! veiuck. atA
by thIs 1tnu ~ well itwn tl,ts luke. rhe Anchor
nc rstlsr OH. nGl%wmr, nrrys fr&n I%w ,r y
stcrufnres wurk! OIL her Until l,s'til. an tliull
wrre allowed To KNOCK III Tor The dry. VI ~ 10
citizens. 'I.nKsh uruinrlt disr,aarq.a !uln,.cr
cargors uutti nta,n, whrn the lnL"rers i'l tho
's ",t w'r s,, NIL IT, cft s ,hs @ n,,gE'ye W's M
picking uru,lf tic pnll'"4 the Sortll s!ao e,
continued III ,tsun nt thu rul uIil shaved
IIn.rkrA falling ar IN tho MtlH,ntr Ut men
eugaasi. Vessel agents nxsl nnu. ,,;'I w!tn
vessel Cap,Aln* and sosr Of them tr1ltsactcd IL
i,cro III elsewhere. nioug tlla soel;s SHl,butIl-
my NIL nraslnd
TAKlEN AufhHTA1E }F TIE EAHs
THO Sturgeon ltay Lumber Company. whose
tlfg 4. ". Lawrence WITS ltbclct II tt.w layA
since by Capt. lead fnr havins cu!lse Tho sI'is-
lng nrd tntaI hss ur the schonNrr An!crt3'. hnre
tukvii advantage rr tho !Hw CnMetcd by tho C'lsl-
gtess Of iii limiting t'se liability tar .lulauae
dune BY ycs cls tn lila yal1ie Ut tll, e1nt dung
The .intnnge. Tn Mnlsslny they irtl petition II
nn apralaetnrnt Ut the v'lo uf tho t.1H. Under
,s ts pT," y e oa %r AS +, ia s s, n tst sr s H. IT,
tsaGd by tive NlsraEsGrs JlstsEu Dyer ctl!tVlIgal
tnlts. in1nes +. Trowell tlud W!!am F!1zgrra1'l.
Of M!lwntikrc. nnd 0t"rte y Singer, ut sinr-
Econ l!y IT, k% M TIC Hptras', 1,ie @ "wnHr st, f "f
xlH.0u but Mtlaler the law cn1lls0t uhtntI judy
liNnt III cAGrss uf tho value nt tho tus. which
| will tc somewhere bctw"ch sa,odu anal $1,la0.
| AStr I1t1t IitnEE.
| +. M. Knnrp, Nwrr Ut tho ltuclnn tltE II. 8.
| LII, has !llmlctl tho unt1t UNI t'tpk-inAd Ut
hllr.lwGod lunlhur nr tl!o Erl,Gu.lur kglrsnrx0.
which nro III s!oren H. NJ lsAt'i..e' ,. fnr w.nfk'Ys
| ntn!rnbly arranged nad tlio l!aol withdrawn.
| IH,CK St>Ti:s.
Weather e!ear ai1d p!cusans yostcrday; wtnl
Eisht tiic,.aa,ld packages Of oanne, fruits ero
Yesterday tho river ssern:wherl stcan'er
t'alnmut iny tn''orcsl vi o'ie of tho eonl tlueka
T'hcre il u Krc,lf f,rrss,lru for lnuro skilled
lnbpr Ut tho shlp}arls, but carpenters nro very
! X goo4,ly ru.nbpr Of vessels moved up a1.sl
,w;i Atrc!tsn yesterday. Tic Arrtsnts wero prl,l.
cI,mlly lrotu ls,st shr, tn,nhrr 1Mtts.
fhs Slgsars. l:sstrel hnys tttrd IN nswer " the
| suit trnugtt HKatust thu sscAIh. tnr4u lllckcyo
III recover tinll1AKcB fur the sinking 81 xrI|ll-
a,scll stGMn, ca,lllIuat In Eho South lrAl,ch tw.
Thu t.lg Hu,lo L. Smith tort for Ecnusla l,is,
evening 10 tuw thu sehou.icr deorGo &. Ffnnvy tt
| thIs purt,
, 1880-11-03

FA1uItt.1,y, H., Nw. i.--ln thu ruIituerro
of IN" n,n,,.rn w,rId, f,,w II uuy strpugcr
,,1urs ,,nx,. ,,ro,,rrr,i linn ttr rrrv, cl,u,,go
III the posltio'' III l'i'ss'a III tAe ssa'n "'!'e;
For suttttrnly j asnl ut oiiec size lHI4 dropped
from, lin, 1psjt}en uf tlle largest grnll,-cx-
,rt,{,t, ,nn,,trv ,f tho Old World Ia tl,at of
onveF hla 'l'ln'Hf'' :" l'""''"' ~ ~ ~
United Stasrs, tha l"ot'le were te1tt1st' Win
ti,e belief III tcS1.austiblo supplies. alld tint
thpy Ind lt.ltcr uI,ku llsle tU sell their grail,
nti .nIy "i iS.1Ia,"l ,v",, Inv # mn, hrfur,. ,l
,n'irt,ts M',u - W,srrm El,yul, wrrs s,,i,ln'
, 1880-11-03


On and nstcr November Is, 1sto. lliorO wlll.hh
frt,nl tho lighthouse recently erected M WIMd
Po!nt, fdur miles unrt, ut ltucinu, VIZ, y lt3ht
Ut tho thtrsl usslcr, showing bright whte HASH
ovory thirty scrnnds. eiIeh lsHsh G"llowcd BY
totul eclipse. Tho light should 10 visible II,
clrMr .weutAer Mt,ul eighteen atAt1lte lhtlns II.
adllton tlora Will bo .lijpaycd fn'ta tho wasch-
rt,tlu winduw vt the sl.llH tower, Immediately
,4er thu n,aln iHht, y1tsislt, liked red light af
tho sixth nrder, with Hit uro Ut illumination
covering RacIEa repf, II danKcnMls lelx0 Ut
.1Ska. !MStuE stnlth by c.st nAe-t1al9 east, 10lr
lixht will bu Visible netwtyn tho hcprltx nr
suuthcnst by s.Milh nle-sai!t soutA. Ald h,ll1,
1Ne-h4if gust, During lhtr!s at1d fuzzy weather
ttanru will ho aanti4t ut ttiis btMit0f tci.iNeh
fhg WHISTLE, giving btdt ut three set1lltts, ful.
lAwetl by I'M lntervNl 1f twGHtt-AiX seconds, th1A
btaat 0t tIv1 sertlts, followed ny vi, Interval
0f tWenty-six SECONDS.
0LEAHlSda,
Tho Krlo CAnal has betn open to navigation
1she EMnutiIHn schooner Augusts IL III w!ntcr
4 brs,ken whctI causu.! tho propeller Varuna
to vlait thu try'doek Ut kingston SYsorAl days
Tho damage tn tue schooner u. ". Foiser, On
Lake OMturIo, IL worry triyiul. Twn plMnks isu-
lnetl[Mtely under thu btlw wGre HtQyt IL tAat
sntleient to rrrate Ii suMtl leak 6he Will oo re-
pMtrc4 IN u few LAYS.
SutufIay afternoon the tugs Dexter and Coo
bad 4 run for tue schH,ict ilhrtfoFA. ~ thtt buy
ut Milwaukee. THE l}oxt9r was 4liltKJao When
tGa CO9 routlel to md rtItI biltU Tho Doxtur
alpI1Ah'p. cutting through hUr wearing piece,
South wtu4s c4u$e 4uch low water lu Ma4inee
, 1880-11-03

and TINT the very cnr1y calI on other c0,iIt-
tries Is Justly IT, An csss,slAeted Indicative oe
M 'lurMing deficiency.
:slll, the grgntext pressure OF tl,ls dcffclcn.
even II dire famine should prevail Il Is not
probahic tint, M COMMERCIAL circlcs, o,,e-
half the ess'ttt nj tlIe scticfency will bc adj
United ut aly time by u1l.
Dn,'btlcss the aante, cxaggerntton .uf crops
Ih tfI)s ct,ntry, lIas bculi 0,G OF tic lentiInr
callscs tctnllnE t0 placc tlso1n IN SO t|estttMlS
4 condition when nyertnke,, BY a yuar of
fallure, or s!nrt croa. flshcr, III fof,l,g:cc
thrir surplus Nt inw prIcus.-cl,ieity to Elt-
Eiand, llilsstn must ii0w bny from Otiler
countries. mid chiefly grim grown ~ tie
United Stntes, w. r.. S.
, 1880-11-03
1sOR.r,Oi' CHICAGO.
A1tIti&tATS


6tmr ehebuyEnE. 3sAhtn'sup. atitN!rlcs.
tttnr MuskcEth NnSkcs''ll, sliIlIf'rs.
PNlp l}eiu#nre, liattihiu. st'irics.
Ir'p h1es esseEKcr, lsGnIol l!nrlHr, A1ha''es'
Prop y. ttlMht MtlsksEni!. li'ilbeE
l'rnl, i. Z. ilr!ttniit. Willie Lake. lum',cr.
Prop f;tAtrge Dunbar. Musk.tafl. i'tnDer'
Ir,lt =. Justpl: M!skcK!'tl. lt'slllct.
pr'l' FAsclre. s!Mnletcr, !tsnlHf.
lni TrM,pest. Whit Lake, slildF!cs.
1r'i, Il. i. llcatf. Hntlt,utalGk. lumber.
pr,i, lincke%s.+ SiuskcEnM. ln1!tcr.
pElIp T.. J. kclshuW. .t1!wlnkte. light.
Prut, q. Elm. Willie !nltt. ,YtAtl.
liuib !. II. Uwet,, l:.cuaHbA, irt'tl.0rc
Sc'lr Al!aKhuny. Erlu, ctHtI.
Ecbr t;,tllu li5Ms ltlvc1,, lt2mlrr.
Sttir Ii, Il, WMlc. White Lake, i,sll,er.
Sour \. Il. .I,cksoIt, Nal,istca, lumber.
sehr i.ths,ir Sau. Ces.ar '.lser. !",.s!@s.
tejir II, Enprni SlauAtce, lumber.
teir II. L, Thntt.i,su!i, M,tskcgt,i, lumber.
Eti,r A,l;.1r,t!,lt.h, Mt,sktvt.u, lt,IttlJcr.
st.hr Wl,,is,,r. snt1istt,.. lHt6Gr
sci.r lintti,. Euri. Muskrstllt, llit,,.,cr.
Ethr l. iirI,,itt:v. M,skruC,i. tu.uipr
sei,r jnst,n TNykey, MueEpgt.l., H4.,ibar,
sctr WnIiiu, pniIg1j,ck, ti,itltor.
, 1880-11-03
JATsj: PORTS.
1ltrkttidr-

Lam IL lHI&1S
uETn31r. |
srsttdr 1it.patth IL Tit thte13o Trtbtsnt. |
DEr,su1r. .tic!,.. Sny. ..-I3nunl Up-propni-
1crs wi.sahtpkuu. IT. PAIL. ltuclIrster. Empire
State; s;rA!.trrEGs Tempest aa1 lIarHca +. II.
Halo ntItl c0nsurt Sulust: ae!lNn'rrs Scotia. |
Marin stnrtIn. J. q. TAnyer. puIaakt. Camden.
IIOt,nu i,uwtl--I'rutrtier Jnnles Fisk. Jr., and
sclnnt,css q. =. liazard, l.ndgtr Suite, co'rnh'
t.nrc, Tolcttt, cDnet1taliRh; steuin.bArRcs H. J.
lIuckctt unL cot,surt, Sn.rtn nnu cnilsurts. s.
Chnmh:san anh ennsort, ThDuus y. Palmer
ut ctnlstrt. II. " ttlst: sctlnubnrs chHn!!lrr J.
1'hutnns ". Ferry, Saiud. J. ". Doane. Amert.
cu1,. Caution.
Totr HCNnS, Mlett.. Ner. @s-up-PFnpetlcrt
Jay Gou!!. Wfs7ahtckn. WMs.o~. Tcnp,.";s5tt,ntid
baTpss Slsnttn nnl Gs''istlrs: sghooncis william
In,wi,-1'r,i'elir.s G,iIls.,1nlnrr t:orcnangh;
tchot.1lrss Atnc1!yr,. Join Magcc. Nashua, Will
,au .. 09.Irn, cn.lton; tugs brockway and
Wini smisi4oass. Eeatts.. Weather cloudy.
rnRr ItuH,,S. Ny. :--Inss,.! ,,pI;PFupc!!ers H.;
Duwn-lr'pellcr Ls'snn,5: sci.,'ngess Hlcni-
gan. J. ". I'nu'ls. y. II. soan: tug Mo''ic
Wind south. light: weather cloudy.
CnL;1StssDou.
Special DsPalet to Tie chica7a 7i1ht'nt-
Col.Li Sawo6i'. Unt.. ..-ArsivuI-stcamer
Northern tlnrt',. frgln ChcNE.', pMssetigcF: nm
freight: 9GI,uieF Fe!tOwrrlft, Chchgut H.isa
SaIcd-Steanlnr Northern Queen, Chicago,
| passengers anu freight
RSLAS1nA.
! Sfseial Dfspatth tV 1ae Chicago Tribune.
I hscASAnA. Mtelr rS9v.?S;;-Arrlse!l,-Pr
Gaqtxsfy ass cGnrs aH II Hcwccn H G. *a e. iss' ns s5
| VirMrya~ry,c.tt.rs LELAND md Jareck!, and
sehoonels l.. G. uusts ind u. X. Clint.
| MARQUETTE.
Spsctaf ntsntsth 10 TIE Cacapo Tri1nHt.
t MAln.rt1'ri:. NIch., Nav. :.-pusscd up-Pro-
Arrtec,l-rropcllcr lIava,n. schooner Helena.
| Ccnrtd-Tus v. i. E,tstle, Fchoulers alon-
| Euhgon, II. FDtger, Senhtor.
| rni.r CuI.tDit*E.
| sptcint Dtspttch b Tile CHeaoa Tribune.
| rQitT Ct,yiiuKSE. Ont. Oct. ..-ins1ad Up
schIoi,cr l.. :. ila.nlntnd. uswc.o To Chicago.
ijnwn- Schooner Allen, chlfngo t" Kingston.
eGrit.
| Gpsclai DiIpatea lu The Cfttaon TtttaHk.
E1tiE, pn., My. a--Entrrca-frnFe!nr Prln-
tltvitie. Ilxnt. Ituy clty scntanles Pandora: To
| lGlu, light; fchOullcr Keepsake, SA1'naw. light.
| NAYriELu. UST.
| Spfefat nt2ateh to T'ht chtrhan Tribune.
HAyrlEL,,. Ont, Nor. ..-sc!lootler koltnnc
arrived III tuw nj tho altsln!c Walker irotu Chi.
cugu with whcnf.
Ir>nT nAtltnusIE.
| Sptettf Dts,Atsh to Tie Gasctaa Trtbant.
po,sy Us1.,iovs,I, Ont. Nav. a-Ins.cd down
Schooner r. N. ittTers. milwaukee, to Cnpu
| Vincent, whrnt uni curtl.
! St. JOSEPH.
s?sefaf ts,patsh In Ths th,tnsn Tffhaat.
! ST, .Jf}3},;. AtiEll., Nut. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Lottlo Cooper, iron ore. EsrAt'nba.
, 1880-11-03

that ,h.a viii In. II great disappointment l., tho
gentlemen. Will ~ln,, q, hnll and enthusiastic:
hrarwniI.h wh* hhund t'I IL. !!n'nth.tty p'-
uIHr TIT. IT lrst.ls Il Gt,t.''n! .lelf1ht III Tin III
,!Ira. thp .lih'n,nt 1T In)fInHr rx;cfi ~ NJ
Ett"-s left u scarcely tI'tIi t'iAtle fiirrEsi Hl
n'li:,tr!tfI. for lcss cYnitcsf Wontn TO reccite
ftuln thf utllur lex"
, 1880-11-03

Bilious Disorders. Liver Complaints, costtyc-
nsas, Nys,,clsts.. etc.. HEu speedily removed w ".
Juyne's Suinttyu lhills. -tForty years !ss has
Droyr,l them superior ID nil 6ther reMe.l!r1 for
tlu euro OF tho various alseaaes fur which fh9y
nrv recommended, 3n their action thoy nsc lM!!t
mil rcruln u,,.l tnny hu taken W uuy time w1lh.
out risk frQul rxposufe,
, 1880-11-03
Tho Empress or Ausstla'a Visits to Ires
land,

For the last two scasons tho Empreaa Of Aua.
at Meuth, ireland, In order to cnJny tho ''rulls
fDr which thAt ct,4nty IL famous, hnt. pwtuE 10
tho tlisturll state vi tho country, IL u repurtctl
llas she viii uut Wait ,rulAA1 uu1t niutls. alaa
, 1880-11-03

N'1nohesbfr's ItyPoplsospl'ttcs
will clrv cunsuhptlun, coughs, wenk lungh
bronciilIs. R4,i goueral slpbi'ty. Established
twuaty y-uut yeurss
, 1880-11-03

4 genuine Ehnkcr rnrsl'ctne-Carbctfs shak.
cr. hlrsuIarlla, for discusses of tho 01oo<. ls4F.
aud kttAuYk,
, 1880-11-03

1tlAnmasisIu corue4 from anacttyn k!dneys-
uup uttars nayck falls 10 euro T. HeS4 Atf'6
, 1880-11-03
yyANTEu-pIALE HELP.

tlooitlkcSpera, Cicrlts, r..
trASl'En-iMM htlATE1.y-A titNItt iEWtSlf
:1'untry t.sn hpi.s n't.rn =. n: !b:da, III EAtjt-
MhSSN iftt;tIiiAtIi%, i, nnd ~ Mnsi,sitl'a..
w AYT,:D-A i,itCu t,ii:lIi ,MUsr .srEAft
" unriGnn ut I. ". HHAUI.t Il &tiitAsSI.i'~. Gtlr.
ncr 1ia!stch al,t Twr!tttl.sts.
, 1880-11-03

I'M. = - -
u auI,susiD hlURAGE CO., Nv III aN EAST HAN
l&uFav mare tha hsst and gheapsAt Plaes fur
f,I;,. ptanos, udse. ytc* 1ssi,cus fsua.
. ebssS1aE:, s1.t funSlTUKE. NuuulEA ErC.i
skUNE II ta9 Rstt u cJ. Advances Vt low e4taA
: 1'"""t <4AAa. w MVst AaAros-St
, 1880-11-03

-, 1aIE-I,VVs n ESa!EWuoD UroN
.hei hoWses viii l,n built 70 s sno n,!rnttasSrs
es1 1aa i eunnecis Win sersr tsalIHaa as!ons;
ssa nss+ ss s ~
v XXX. sf5 I" purchase Thy ptotlx ~ % nME tl'
BuUt1 n Otis BUCK.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-02-04
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
Gathered 6g the Special reporters ef the
Daily Globe
SALTWATER.
Northern Light Sc cigar ut N. Patweli's.

Northern Light Sc cigar at n PatwelI's.
One solitary lodger received shelter in the
city hall Monday night.
A we'll pleased audience listened 10 Mrs.
Lvernore Monday night.
c. Il. Coon, of Hudson, was III the city
Yesterday, and paid Mr.. Staples horses
gisic.
Mrs. Thomas Perm, who left for Winona
OF visit, few days ago, returped home
Yesterday extremely III.
MIR. II. Overpeck, of st. Paul. yesterday
purchased Abe. RohrbGck's Il ., Larry. Mr.
Ovecpeck owned the hoISo some Years ago.
Mrs. Walter is III tho city At the library
rooms with Mrs. Herwegen's masquerade
costumes. large number of costumes for
gentlemen will arrive to-day.
We have been requested to state TO those
persons who have mado n practice of throw
ing ashes on Myrtle steer, near the transfer
track, that they must stop it, or be prose-
cuted 10 the full extent OF the law.
Dec. Levi paid his respects to Warden
Reed Yesterday. He viii remain three years
aud eight months, for burglary committed III
Ran sey county. Deputy Sheriff ii. A. O.
Thompson accompanied Levi to The prison
Quite an .xciterasnt occurred at the St.
Croix -four mills yesterday morning. a
man from Marine, who had imbibed too
much of the ardent fer bis general welfare,
fell from a load of wheat, The conclusion. dis
possess ing Eiru OF his senses. He was picked
No in an uucuns cjoUs condition and Dr.. Mil
lard was telephoned Tor, but before the doc
tor arrived 80 hac recovered sufficiently 10
eatisfy the persons around him that be was
alive. A general laugh was INDUCED in by
these who witnessed the catastrophe. Per
haps it may teach him to be little more
cautious III the future, and that the bead Is
not alg-ys the most healthtul portion Of the
anotoIny to have come IN contact with the
frozen ground.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-02-04

urday's issue of the New York Produce Ell
change, the writer concludes AZ follows:
1T il very evident that the British Will play
a waiting game, drawing frcm their re-
sources rs occasion may require, rather than
raise values by buying to any extent at our
relatively high prices, meantime the ring OF
manipulators can arrange I" Ing the bulk OF
their ownership in the 100000 visible sup
ply over into May. when all other exporting
countries will be hurrying forward their re-
naming supplies of seed wheat or supplies
from the new crop"
The offerings of hog products have been
quite liberal the receipts of DIR essed hogs being
particularly liberal and prices have undergone
. slight decline.
Business at the leading grocery houses is re-
ported has been exceptionally good for this
season of tho year, and slight decline is
| noticeable in tho market for several OF the
leading staples.
The drysgoods trade has been reasonably
active and values have ruled firm with num-
Der of impJrtan advances, as observed by the
revised quotations. An active week has been
witnessed at the wholesale hardware houses
and values continue to rule firm with several
material advances.
The drug trade has been active and o1lleo-
tions are reported decidedly good. The de-
manr4 for boots and shoes, leather and findings
has been active, while q sluggish feeling is
reported with regard to the movement IN hides,
furs and wool the supply of hides being such
as to form an excessive drug in the market.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-02-04
Arrival and Departure of Mails from tht

Arrival and Departure of Mails from the
ct Paul Post Office.
Edstern-Arrives daily at Is u m and IS m
except Sunday. Closes daily except Sunday NJ IL %
spsoIAL-Hastings, Red Wing, Lake City, Waba-
shaw, Winons aud La Crosse, Wis.,, arrives daily at
6 Is a IN, aud closes daily at 05 pm.
Milwaukee & 81. Paul Railroad, (Io.oa Dtr2-
Arrives daily except Sunday at 80 N. Closes daily
except Sunday at 90 a m.
81. Paul DC 81. Louis, NO., R0ute1Arrives a al
except wOnday ut Is m. Closes daily except oat-
urday at $50 I'M.
SPECIALS Pennington, Mortified and Faribaulr,
closes daily except Sunday at 30 m. Arrives
daily except Sunday ut IL 10 m.
West Wisconsin RdilrOdd-Arrives daily except
Sunday at As Closes daily except Sunday at
IL IS q m.
Falls, Eau Claire, Hudson and Menominee, Wis.,,
arrives daily Monday excepted at 6 10 m. Closes
daily Saturday excepted at O6 p m.
ST. Paul Il SiOur city RaitrOcd-Arrives daily
except Sunday at IL Is IN. Closes daily except
Sunday at 90 p IN.
Fort Smelling, Hinn.-Arrives daily at $40 III.
spEoIALs-Shakopee Jordan, Belle Plaine, Hem
derson, LIE Sueur, st. Peter, Mankato, Madelia and
and st. James, Wlndom, Worthington and Blue
Earth City, MINI, closes daily except SUNDAY ~
Hastings d Dakota RditrOad-Arrives daily OK
Sunday at 25 p m. Closes daily except Sunday, at
scam
Vincent to st. Paul-Arrives daily except Sunday
at 80 IN. Closes daily except Sunday at 10 a M
SPEcIALs-Mnneapolis closes daily except Sunday
at 80 a IN, II 80 m and so p IN. Arrives daily
except Sunday at 90 M, 90 m and 80 p m.
st. Paul d Alexandria ROute--Arrives daily ex-
cept Sunday at :10p IN. Closes daily except Sun
day at S:5
Minnesota DE- Albert LeG-Arrives daily except
Sunday at IL :15 Closes daily except Sunday at
II 80 a m.
81. Paul d Pacific Railroad (Branch Line
Arrives daily except Sunday at p m. Closes daily
except sunday at 80 a IN.
Faro, DAKOTA and BismGrck-Arrives daily
except Monday at S 30 Closes daily except
Saturday at Is m.
SPEcIALs--Anoks, Elk River, Monticello, Brainerd,
Pc ham, Detroit, Aud bon, Lake Park. Gil ndon,
Moorhead and Fargo, D. T., arrives daily except
Monday, at s Is m. Closes daily except Saturday
at so pm.
ST. Paul DE- Duluth RaiSroad-Arrives daily ex-
cept Sunday at 40 p m. Closes daily except Sun
day at 80 m.
Observation-Disclosures, arrives daily, Sundays ex-
cepted, at 10 Is m, and 40 Closes
d ally except Sundays at 7 80 am and 3 30 pm.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-02-04
ROCKIES

Judge Mitchell was in the city yesterday.
nIr. o. Hart. . farmer, lost his picket book
contaiuing ABOUT $50, OF the street, oatur-
day.
1Ir. Halkinson has been in the city, with
view IF establishing a telephone exchange,
having the telegraph Office the headquarters.
Ali. Nelson moved that a committee Of
Three 100 appointed on tho proposition OF
Mr. Geisiugtr, to donate two acres 10 the
CRY. provided It be opened SO public park.
Nelson, HuId and Porter weIe lie commlt-
tee.
Tie ordinance prescribing tho fire limit
was read three tiraes and pissed. The com
.littea appointed 10 is -ess damages to prop
CIV, should d new rosd DO opened in East
Il chester, reported $50. TIE rrpoit was
laid on lh4 table for thirty days. The coun-
cil lh-n adjourned.
AZ the Council meeting last night The COM
mi,tee appointed by that body, reported
thai they ~uu!d gdvIse GisbandIng The old
orr aniz4tioE and CPboenix like from the
ashes; resurrtc ct a semi paid fire Department.
but recommended ducing the number Of
men, Thirty. This T-pDit was adopted and
Mtsars. Hyatt, Fishhack, Miller, Crane and
Posi- were appointed 10y Mayor Cowdery,
who, with AID. shannon, will soon report
the names # eighty picked men for the
several companies.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-02-04

CJTATE OF NINNESOTA-COUNTY OF RAM
OSEY.- In Probate Court, special term, January
20, 1850.
In the matter Of the estate of Odllon Benoit, de-
ceased:
On reading and fling the petition of Charles
Vlendrer, administrator of es ate, setting forth
the amount of personal est tie that has to his
hands. and the disposition thereof; the amount of
debts outstanding against said deceased and de-
scrption of al the real estate of which said deceased
died seized, and the condition and value of the
spective portions hereof and prrying that license
be to him granted to sell all the real estate set forth
and described in said petition, at private sale or
public auction.
And it appearing by raid petition that there is not
sufficient personal estate in the hands of said adj
ministrator to pay said debts and that 1t Is necessary
in order TO pay the same IT, sell said real estate.
1t ia therefore orde ed That all persons interested
in said estate, appear before the Judge of this Court
on Monday. the 9Th day Cf March, A D. 1850, at
ten O'Clock A NJ, at the court House in Saint Panl
in said county, then ano there to show cause (if ang
there bel why license should not be granted to said
administrator to sell said real estate according to the
prayer OF said petition.
Aud it is further ordered, That copy OF this
order shall be published for four successive weeks
prior to said day of hearing the last of which pub
LEGATIONS shall be at least fourteen days before said
day of hearing, In the DAILY GLOBE, a newspaper
and personally served all persons interested i'll
said ding in said county, at least fourteen
days before said day of hearing, aud upon all other
per sons iptere d, according to law.
By the Court, HENRY O'GORMAN,
LIS. Judge of Probate of Ramsey Co., MINI.
Attest: Frank Robert, Jr Clerk.
Jan 2l-5w-Wed.