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, 1880-09-07
BOURBON HEADQUARTERS.
ALMOST UE:SEl.TEE.

Eptttal nt'patfh to 1ns Chicago Tfibuns.
Nrw f0nK, Sept. I--At tie Democratic
National headquarters only Alessrs. Scott
and Lamar, Ut tile Executive Committee, wero
In Attendance to1lay. This eallBrs ware few.
iA,l,ong them. a,ut ot tho very earliest, wero
Mnyor Cooper nnl Sel,ator Walace, ut pellil-
sylynnta. Sonu0r liarnulu went home u,l
Saturday, uni llatl mt returned up to thta
utlcrslun1,. Sir. Snlalluy vii! stay IN Vermont
till Thursday. At | o'clock q New Jersey
delegation arrived to confer In regaul to
speakers for certain sections ut that stnte, 1t
canprlscu ex-Sueaker John Egan. SeIlatur
Lawrence It Sussex County. Maj. A. B.
Mexican, Ux-itssuMhlyman De- Witt Of
Warren County, atnl Henry .. ltatrls,
Prosecutor of pleas Of That county. They
spoke witt. confident hopefulness Ut New
Jorsoy. Mr.. Egan said: anew Jersey will
gIve la,00o majority fur Hancock, alnl nearly
Us much tor Ludlow. Hancock wilt poll
moro thnn tbs purity yots, and how much
mora it Is impossible To say Many Iispnb-
licans will vote for him quietly Is = 1natter
Ut persona! preference. III the same way
tho soldiers Of tho lato> >War,iwho lipye not
been classed ~ Democratic, will giv1 him
support TINT cannot be estimated. We shall
a!so carry tho Legislature. Thpre Rre: no
atv'sio'.s In tho parly Within the Suite VI an'*:
, 1880-09-07

Artlitr Club this evening WINS addressed by
ule llnl!. ". +. Jewell, of namytlte, our
cfMnaintc fs,tLE inr Elec;pr IT, tlfs district. Tho
WIZ lIlletl WIN an nuG!Eflcc c0-
ti - hsPhn!'t:aiss hllu some lJtln0cfntst
tnSt t,"aSn ...n nH'lnE HGteTini,led tot 10 c!ose
~ tha enas as to @ sines OF the grrnt questions
Of liz ill., 1snocrnt;. e %n. eey,Gwed ,% 1 recoT
very syern sr"thiu, h9 ,,s5,, ,nig f.'at pnf'y
tlh'e'1Ge' II" s,,orat5 Gh xon To- te d!Te"fart of
tI.ot ~, f,N nGsehL Ite sHowctl
sc,1 Is ~ xa,In,,osf.,.e xatEIsftaste ETty was np,
t" tse Sl'as "n IL" i i.asrss ~i sppfPffh e tha
fm..anv Is ~ IL ,, ;!Is ~ n'"nEs WIS all;!
;oHy ;oa vrS ~ ~ sES o. ar. liis spcssl
~ Ma9 VIZ a!i INTERESTING. LOFTY
imois wnii n h,p +hn;t s,,oo,s. un WI eTceet.' @
CRITIC speakers arc received With apathy aial
licnt,s wiii fnercase thetr m1n;orftv ~ t,,is faii
Thry viii nfsn rtnt nil IN" ttvu 1,r,nnnrmts
who still hold county OfIIcns.
o...,., ,... i".A' - 1,,
spfetat pf'pafeh 10 1'e Gnttapo @ Tribune:
.!.::n3,n,As .::n3,A; ;.: ~: 5eRI. Tile Harftch anti
rnHs I'll! .; e'nD q! s!l's inWn hnise4 " i.ls oe
lIe 1 .'lS evGiifH. y " annlit ~ ltet hlslI,
@ a!M! r. rap!Tt1l VIII lMA1!litlll WnNtilnr-sae
H., H." ,"I mt,' ,t HI I. u1t Itu.i!t n'rr
~, Fiji, ,unu i,l -, H.. ,-<,at ~, ~ .,. -.
III, n,.,s,.,,, Ms ~. % y. .ir !M1Eess III! y! awn
KIN drss.,a ;,.ar ~" nTo >, MaS s,'c ~
Sal,!pl. md "run oIers ''T rbc },enitIc"!s M y tis
hlatS H. nte en,lat,s!tts.le III thelF ,abof !nr
III. rn'i;,. y, n 'e 1!sGe anu VIII Keep the
n"'' '''1"'s III '>o'e'l"H'
ALTON.
sp'rtat fspaseh 10 The Chicago Tribune.
ALTON, I'LL. s3rnt. N-TEerC WAs q tlIlEnItl-
rtrGht tepubllchl' rn!ly here this evening.
lnere "nS y trritIc!ltn!ss otlspnl!rtftE Of the
Wnhle;, ~, lne forcHil.ht procession waa oyer
companies were 'n1my nf u!e oldest anil
Wsaltl'icst e!ltzcls. TWO meetings wcrc or
FaittzGu. Which W,rt, addressed by the Hon:
.,nha =. lny, catstllntt fnr congress, MUD
ineeiltiE @ wAs Ia;EEr f'lhl ii,"rs entlll1lasti:
tl'1f any litltt here during tile Inst Prcsl-
, 1880-09-07
(,IIICAt.0 EXPOSITION.
CHICAGO EXPOSITION, 1880,

Will open WEDNESDAY,, Sept. s, at
p. tn., and close Saturday, Oct. 23--.daily
from 8 a. m. to TO p. m. except Sundays.
Adnaission---Adults, 25c; Children, 15c.
Being the greatest well established all
nual exhibition Of America, it is always
filed with the novelties of invention and
latest productions of artistic and mechan-
ica1 skill. For the present year the mani
moth building is completely filled with the
choicest displays i'll every department of
Science, Industry and Art.
The public may rest assured that in all
respects the exhibition of this year is
strikingly representative of the progress
Of this country, and e11linently worthy OF
the City Of Chicago and of the Great
Northwest.
, 1880-09-07

7 m,,,, ,,,,,,,r, -, ~, ,,,..,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,
4t't: nhlonasNs ', ,,s'.a:s U ttn,eeo!s COUNTY
-, sp's"s ns'ra's" 70 7at cafes7a 79ba"t.
fic|(-duy far tho Republicans In irouuots
t,n,,nty TI,rcn lar1c R.nuhIicnn ,nr,.tIn"s
@2. L. as" ts''ho +, ..r.a uoa, !ssece'ss ~
| ct,unty, III well as smaller meetings In the
| school-l,ouscs Il, nearly every township,
| At l,onuyun fu1lv sS1 ppou]c IN Tint rathpr
s.,.. "', ~" - .'.,... ''."s
slMrsely.stttsoa eo1siltry gatIefea t"getiicfto
RUSS Gnrtteltl md Arthur pole, mud listen
| to Il s}nucll frn1n Henry q. Stcarns, Of this
city. This m,ttion Of tic county. which II
| lnrreIv rtftnt nv Srrt1e. II nI,n,,sf ntnnt-
| iuOIlA t0r tjIe IEIiulitruy Ticket, 4 Hist 0f
| ynturs lna{lo uut fur HEAVIER T0wnahin slows
, 1880-09-07
FIVE CENTS.'

t%sn.,t,. ih.ty. NM Presents THO singular
!ocRGy: Fof nk qualities an n soldier NIL curn4
s1eha uni mt a. to nll thnse qualities tg1lAit
nloo,''s rons.rnctIon. inv his Orslcr No. 10 t,o
il|tsrS!s :t!'sssssnt .se e!v . "sas' Yss ~
ncone, hnving ,t, neen e. tIE.xe'l 4, civil war md
s @ySren9 IiIra oTFe, F H. u sntx win rGycrgs t.
esek "Hy hros 5 ee* Il 'e miary I'LL; !: i se1 aat u
titno nl rGncs. What tl,a results nf tho colsrso
h. h. "',sc,i t,!mn IT tho limo u issuing TINT or-
sS.t ~, ~, Ply" osps use'. uItTk.a! are fn!v
n, t.I,ry..,rv f,,urrc mi ~ .sro, ~ ~ sMs INV.
nt1cstifn. ri rnrs.r1,t,,cns,,l tmrott"nnn II 1'Gr
biau. Tbc rniy iinw nf whch VI are caar.ni ~, y
an" vii ~ h. % 'ho ext,,cnt @ ., ~ tee m wii iaieeoIs, IL,
,,en.e "f liz Nution at uu n earv nj ne nsto ex T.
ilo military scl,t,oi, and ihat caltnr has ~
Saen he oh,ost "f hTs % Ute. % rha 'aT ,nilrary S
rncy Il, ttIs rt,,t,ilry, Of which oc, iinsek ia
s.perit sIccItacn; 3;etyrcn whom md tfo 1sna ~
tnksn, rn,i",na AZ s2'IS hx a5rf ta
il"n,jaI .,r. h"wcxnr r ,n,,r 1nrnat' ag a,
crnt,' -" ''''A 0'"s"o u ''o '"oo' osfn'"" "e'
Tie Institution or e,nycry ,vns mn arrstorracv
i"tunrrs 81 "v W. . i,sa " , as i9Ks u, Ips
eirtv. Thf s,'1rft r. I'm "S ,,stit"st, f,.s
although tic lryty Ia tcnd. nnti nrt.snnfa f;en''
Wnfmsr.k III IL II, ;,;,, o,,,i, ,ninnt ~ th.t so"tt
itcnt in II itrn,luIrnm NctIn,' +rho Tia .ttscintno
mid hi, ,f sui,rr AZ nM nrnnn'a h},n ~
iunrtl hi untr,fnt t., snr nrftn. thnt tn cniit,v
bpcHfaea II p;!satf,1, nn1 ht, enunrrH In thu rsItt.
istci witll.nt tho tro.npt,uxs Ut personal regard
or {,atrlotlc !ts;p'lts.s
WffH,n II. Et1Vs!sf. the cantfdate of the De-
]'rintcy p!nccl in character ur position. since
hls DelnUgFney Is nf such tyIM th9t exhibited ns
a 1G fssI 5 prtrr 70 ,r r n M ~ .i,s @ <s I'd
lores HIN, md stump him Il Sl1yItps. who takoe
, 1880-09-07

REPUBLICAN, STATE COMMITTEE.
At the rooms nf tho Republican State Coni
meeting will bo held In this city OIL tic 18th
Inst.
, 1880-09-07

| ItH1Itcr EfnnElv III. rrntl fran hid NUN
Wr inra n nm! puiti, ,ri,tni, ti,a in;ins hn;t
rvtrrin,f n i,,n,u III" ,,t ' ~ III, liz
wa,nr. IL wny iauxj,.b]. io srn Lila
r.rk.i,scksr w." is,i i"fi}"' If b" n1" !, I extraets
snst NJ sickiv t,", !. nnj thn, ino,, I'll ni,",,t
him to ap,. tt u,ly unt knew Inv nwfrtiy III.
l,a'I fmr., sconrt't. Altogether u was nIlu Of
tltE ncnttst movements ever Dlnycil ~, MI
npluslc,!s, amt shows the. versatility Ut Afr.
Mr. !.alMcrs will never .ccast. to wort!er low
hls little gaiir ln.nlna khnwE.
i,:*n.te s!ts disappointment, however, Mr.
!.aitteis G1'le tn*i,ste smiling, aud lnuttc al.
since tile debate 'rEal.
aul portions Of # wrre litter IN Tim ~ cxtrc,nc.
bu, ihe N.Y. q II 4 Nd:Iiysry VIZ dcsj;|sd III,
soSiIx f kS , ~ ID fS'sn #; I'll: ts s VIM
l,u ,li Mt Fart Waynr: L,tt ti,sre wrr, nI,,'. mia
"i ths onr cii,iarsassing i,a.,sss "1n, % i,,c"r .
ta's y at It VIZ Ss ysry ;hn ho;Sa. thst T. ha
Ttil he piiclct into the 1lnunctaI a,,cstlol, ,
II M 1 ,S; reksss M H.; t,.t faso ~ fi'p'nE isE 9 al
n nrt.rs ~ ,ess IL se,,tv Enrt svn T. ny
nM Dnnkirk Mr. i'or,er 1i,et livery pilt, a.ii 1t.
%fst :';ssS raj o. s l:; ,a{ te r st II DsjyS
afl,"c M ni,niln|,ti iii, r., II tl, ~ inn ,,rnnf
lin trr. Tj.ntl Etnvnna svcr frnoteI thp ssnfl
h",,tts ~: ,,awah1e H. c,,. hn+ tt,s ,a Inn,
n,,tj in icni ifs ,rt,rffi"ntin,, I c,,aronti H.
| ilav thnt Mr. SirEni. ~ liz Ifr,esf, ttnunv
I,cactit. wns writinr Mr Portpr;s snerchra
i0r i,fn,' Iirn the "''1' . "'es~"''
| ''' n,,,,,,.,. 80 '.,,,> ,,,,,...
| cnoN., MpAl"ip WITH tAunirEn.
suggesting iiat lie 0Gt sniiebbuy to write his
"pWGn,v, T., IL, ~. ia Hn'1.. ios ,s!stallee.
t,o ,'.nr,. ~ rn,,i,.s,,'. .,i.i , INV 2 ~
,,n,nr ios.rn n2hiE,tr! tn,,s n's'' ms o"ni' mMs
viii aud ema,,nf ~ .r,.t i, ,t,, ~ 49,, r"e'
h t,',sti ,.,,.a,a ~ x;a ,,i H. ns'sss, t,
t"v cnnrri w." ',r., liz .,;rr., IT, ,,o,,, ,s ~
in ta ru,sx.. ~ liz reris. II" rt,, a !is,ot,! TX
t,wn f;m1 Enotci, MI nr"aa,,fn,t i oisi,f"..;tu
fr",,, tl,ras ctt;1ans NJ ri ink. inmn,v "ls ,ntims
,irin.s,,r ' ,'' ns "i,art,,I' H. H. so'ter;s
tira. s,.,on,, 10 Win -" ,,st to aaAea ',ss
noiin,, ,pceIn. n,.ior ,.i,,,, n.Ss Ac ,,S Wit
~ III half or t,,. ,ro,+ ,1;!!;,, ,,sss,l nsea
X X " HI. III, i r, u' W E'. "u'tee T.. ,, nt"he
n,tt n"t te et h;' a'a Sei ,I ' ,.9', ~ tte @
nmi ni,i rent in III w.t % ti,ntr nnmi,s: @ ns
,,I, xsgat 'tc'oY M eiGIa ,inIn.a WIZ lily Isave eem
pf,, 1,n"c ~ ~ ;,,, wy T.; .,,n ss., r. "u @ nee H.
!Se, ,,s'r lsa, tint ,.h ~ tt -f ' r!ss-
Wncic NY t!Ht .Art tn'!uLH cNuI1 tnl1 hllei-
. 1,'G ~ ~ ~. % es, ~.
W. W. ei'rss i",s ,xa "o iolG, spetct:
m;u|stcrs rroGmatcs % nf a',,,ry 1inivnrsii;.
| Unu 1ue1ubcrs Of the Conference ilDw
in session here, with l.tsslnp Bowman
! ut ttlUir lleAd, CALLED utlil him ut his hotel.
t II was remarked tliat tl,cre WIS not Il
1.arlttcrs l,lan III the Conference. This
evening n company NJ Indies atul gentlemen
have bt'rn calling, among them several Uenl~
| DCr1tS. vim utF{jVru their yntpE tn thR HG-
| nltb}ttnn Ea!lItjlNtG. Rtuub1fcnnS nrn hfrh1r
, 1880-09-07
v1HtTOltS,

Among the visitors ut tho National Rcpult
ltcan llea!ln,lArters ta-ttay were William DcrI
Nuw York; y. 4. Secly, IF Washington; inc
S. l.. Hopping, OF l'o,tcuyllle, II. i. 'Tht
RUINS nru III Charge Of Secretary Hooker
wlI0 sntd: "'rhc stuatiHl, seems tt improve
every day II We can judge BY tho opinion ol
cgiyru.'t
, 1880-09-07
NOTICE..


Dn nnd after Thura.lhy, Sepenbnrp .. l8Su under
der ns tie Hnsriur C1uTt Will my ~ thu srednrh
lFdsna ~ tys pr rent q. ttp .ftlee tr u l!lInuls
Trust uAu Savings bunk. No. us Hnndttphkt.
Y. 4. TuNPiS. Iterclyer.
, 1880-09-07

II. II. Harrison, Chairman Of tic Ten,,cs-
sce StAto Republican CuMmittce, snys: "'TIe
party Is orEunIzinE throughout Tennessee
m0ro thoroughly than ever before. WI will,
and make Ii gain In tho Congressional aclcgll-
tim -
, 1880-09-07
PRESIDENTIAL.
Indications as to the Out
come of the Vermont
Election To-Day.
The Largest Vote Ever
Pollctl Will Probably
Be Cast.
Encouraging Reports Received by
the Republican National
Committee.
Vermont, West Yirgiliia, Ten.
nessee, and Ohio Letters
Send Good Cheer.
Porter and Landors Finish
Their Fourth Debate at
Frankfort, Ind.
Samples Of Democratic Thieyery
in That Party's Palmy
Days.,
Hendricks RECENT Charges
Against Gen. Garfield Conf
plctciy 1tet,ltcu.
Speech Delivered by: tho Hon. Junius
Dana, a Former Grceleyite,
at Warren, o.
Speech Delivered by::the Hon. Junius
Dana, Former Grceleyite,
at Warren, 0.
TIE REPUBLICANS.
nEIoHrs rf,o,t' 'yEf!stuST.

Spteldi Disratct to Tit Caftaao Tribune.
NEW To1lE, Sept. U.-At tile rooms Ut tllo
Republican National Committee. Fifth ase-
nut, thu most encouraging letters were re-
ccisetl from all larts Ct Vermont, wl1eru tho
State elcct1un is held tomorrow. Onr Ut the
members of Tie Vermont Stale Committee
says In n letter this morning that the Isrpnh.
lican Stato Ticket will llayu Il najority of
from =, ,0o to II eco; tl,nt there will ba fill
Congressional dclegat!o,,, and full Stale
Senatorial delegation.
ONO.
4 letter was recc1yc,t this morning from
Martins Ferry, Belmont County, O., In
which the writer says:t ~ NH glad to be
abr to report lint wo: have rot the DEM
ocruls here OIL Il run, :and propose to Keep
them going. We will nlalto goosl gai1,.''
wEsr v1T{u1S1A.
Sanford X. jacobs, Secretary nj tho t;ar-
fleld md Arthur Campaign Club Of WORTH
1ngtoll+ snys: '"Tto Republican party WINS
never better organized ln West Virelntn
thun II IL now, nnd thh prospect for victory
GROWS brighter every da7. Gen. Wooifor.l,
Of your State, addressed .al audience OF
10000 :nople In :WleL.:ag lust week, aid
fran 2,0D tu U,000 Il, several Interior towns.
We will ccrtninly elect onH member of C01a-
grcss, and the Legislature will bc controlled
by tile Republicans md GrcetlEuckers, there
fore lnslng to tho Democrats United States
SujlttOr,H
, 1880-09-07

Ladi cs n3'e c0,t2iGIty d71uitetI
to III Inspection, eUhetl,e1. i1.-
ten1tnD to purchase .o7' 7,ot,
a1ld crn7H57ae the cGqatisitc
shades i3t the Ne1U II72fS OF
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-12-10
THE COUNCIL.

A Short Special Session Devoted ExcIu.
sively to Business.
The common council met in special ses.
sion yesterday afternoon, President Rhodes
in the chair.
number of petitions and remonstrances
were presented and referred.
An ordinance authorizing the American
Union Telegraph company to erect poles and
stretch wires in the city of st. Paul was sub
mitted. The rules were suspended, the or.
dinance read a second time and the ordi-
nance passed.
Aid. Dowlan offered resolution to reim-
burse B. Presley for moneys advanced for
the construction of the Eighth street sewer.
Passed.
Aid. Grace offered resolution placing
$500 at the disposal of the fire department
as q contingent fund. Passed.
Resolutions were offered and passed for
the payment of several claims against the
city.
The resignation of Frank Schick, superin-
tendent of the new market house, was pres-
ented and accepted.
Aid. Allen offered resolution directing
the city clerk to advertise for proposals for
desks in the municipal court room at the
new market house. Adopted.
The final estimate for the new market
house, amounting to $1O,63O.61 was presen-
ted and referred to the committee on
claims.
A petition from owners of property on
Rice street from Blanca to Sycamore streets,
protesting against the grade on Rice street.
Referred. Adjourned.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-12-10
A FRISCO SENSATION.

Attempt of a State Officer to Serve a Writ
OF Habeas Corpus, and to Arrest the
Commander forA Contempt, On Board q
Mexican Gunboat-The Affair Compro-
missed by the Writ of Habeas Corpus
Being Indirectly Obeyed.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. ga few DAYS ago a
Mexican, Clodouiero Gotta, was arrested under
the extradition treaty, on charge of felony.
A writ of habeas corpus was got out, and the
judge of the supreme court ordered the
commander of the Mexican gun
boat, Democrats, to whose charge
the prisoner was turned over, to
produce him in court. The commander re.
fused, alleging want of jurisdiction. The
court then sent the sheriff to the gunboat
with two warrants, one for Clodouiero Gotta,
and the other for the commander, for con-
tempt of court.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 9.-The sheriff and
party returned from their visit to the Mexi-
can gunboat about 1870. Two boats
with the sheriff and two deputies, Cota's
brother, and number of representatives
of 1.-THE press, left the wharf at 7:3O.
On arriving within half cables length of
the boat they were hailed and ordered to
keep off. Gotta rose in the boat and hailed
the steamer. When his voice was recog-
nized swivel gun was trained on the boat
and party of marines jumped on the
bridge and brought their rifles
to bear. In few moments a boat
put off from the gunboat with officers and a
squad of marines. After brief conference
the sheriff was transferred to the Mexican
boat and taken on board
the Democratic. The sheriff served
his warrant for the arrest of Senior Oriso,
| commander of the vessel, but that officer re-
fused to submit, retired to his stateroom,
and marine were stationed at the door
who, on the sheriff's attempting to enter,
| threatened to run him through with his
bayonet. The sheriff finally retired to his
boat and pulled ashore. The Democratic has
steam up, ready to leave. 1t is not known
whether her departure will be permitted.
The United States steamers Corvette, Pen
sacola and Alaska are anchored outside of
the Democratic, and boat from the former
boarded the gunboat just after the sheriff
withdrew, but the nature CT the conference
is unknown.
SAN Francisco, Dec. 9.-Shortly after
midnight the Mexican Gotta was brought to
the city prison by the Mexican consul and
given in charge to be produced in court to-
day. In view of this action probably no
further steps will be taken for the arrest of
the commander of the Democratic.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-12-10
A Case of False Pretenses.

A dapper looking fellow named George II.
Brain was arrested yesterday on complaint
of one Edward Duffy, charged with obtaining
money under false pretenses. Brain is the
proprietor of saloon situated on West
Third street near Seven Corners, and as the
demand for the frisky bug Juice and foam
ing lager was not up to his expectations, he
took novel method of raising the exchequer.
Customers were scarce and his till was
empty, and it occurred to him that he
ought to have a partner. There was an
opening for a young man who might grow
up in the business, divide the loafng and,
best of all, pay liberal price for the privi-
lege. He cast around for a partner, who
came in the person of callow young man
named Duffy. The latter had few shekels
to spare and wanted to get in business.
Brain initiated him into the mysteries of
saloon keeping, pictured that there was
millions in it and explained the modus op-
erands of how not to do it. Duffy took 5000
worth of the business, and soon came to the
conclusion THAI he had been gulled. His
soul grew wroth at the way he had been
taken in and he swore out warrant for his
partners arrest. Brain was before the
court yesterday and the hearing was contin-
ued until to-day. He was held in bail of
$4O0.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-12-10

On this statement the directors this morning
advanced the posted discount rate to per
cent. from 215 per cent. The advance was ex-
pected, and it is to be received here as warn
ing that'no further large amounts of gold are
to come here from London, at least with the
consent of the Bank of England
The transactions aggregated $4,000 shares, Of
which $500 were Chicago, Burlington Quincy
1000 Canada Southern; 900 Central Pacific; 5000
Chesapeake Ohio; 1900 Chicago, Columbus &
Indiana Central; $4,000 Delaware, Lsckawanna &
Western; $50 delaware Hudson; 5000 Denver &
Rio Grande; $4,000 Erie; $500 Hannibal l. st. Joe
5000 st. Louis Iron Mountain; 5000 Missouri,
Kansas Texas; $4,000 Lake Shore; 1900 Lake Erie
4 Western; 1.4O0 Louisville Nashville 900 Mich
igan Central; 2,C00 Marietta & Cincinnati first pre-
ferred; $4,000 Chicago Northwestern; 5000 Nash
Vile, Chattanooga & st. Louis; 1900 New Jersey
Central; II, 600 New York Central; 5000 Northern
Pacific; $500 Ohio Mississippi; 10000 Ontario &
Western; HOO Pacific Mail; 1900 PhiladeIphia &
Reading; 10000 Chicago, Milwaukee 4 st. Paul
5000 st. Paul Omaha; 1890 Texas Pacific; 80 600
st. Louis & San Francisco; $1,000 Union Pacific
$4,000 Wabash, st. Louis b Pacific and 10 500
Western Union.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-12-10
MONEY DONATIONS.
REOPENING OF THE GREEN CAS-
Defendant is Granted New Trial.

Defendant is Granted New Trial
A decision was rendered by Judge Brill
granting the motion for new trial in the
case of the State against John Green, con
victed of assault with intent to do great
bodily harm. This brings this somewhat in
teresting csse once again before the public.
The decision is as follows:
After hearing the argument of counsel for
the respective parties, ordered. that the mo-
ton for new trial herein be- and the same
hereby is granted.
The decision was accompanied by a
memorandum, which reads as follows:
Upon careful consideration of this case
we are of the opinion that the offer of the
defendants counsel to prove the declaration
of the witness Ferguson, by the testimony
of the witness Selby, should have been
allowed; that the evidence so offered was
material, and that its rejection furnishes
grounds for new trial. Having come to
this conclusion We deem it unnecessary to
pass upon the other questions raised in the
argument of this motion,
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-12-10
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS

MILwAUKzx, Dec. s-Flour steady and in fair de.
mand. Wheat opened firm and closed unsettled
No: hard $l.I2; No. l, 1.OsA: No. Q
1.O21 December 1.0lS; January LO2@; February
1.03%; No. 8, SEC; No. 4, 76c; rejected
nominal. Corn lower; No. 9. 1870.
Oats lower; No. 2, Sac. Rye frmer;
No. l, 85c. Barley stronger; No. q
siA0SlAc. Provisions lower; mess pork, old
S12.O0; new 1910; January 1910. Lard, prime
steam $8.4D cash and December; 0008. 40 January.
Live hogs steady at $44O04.s0 Receipts 5SS barrels
flour; AZ, $50 bushels wheat 2200 bushels barley.
Shipments TO- 6a2 barrels -FOUR 6,910 bushels wheat
13,lE0 bushels barley.
CHICAGO, Dec. o. Flour dull and nominal.
Wheat unsettled and lower; weak; No. red winter
$1.00; No. Chicago spring l02h0l O2X cash
103h January; 1.04h February; No. 8 Chicago
spring s6c; rejected 66@6Sc Corn active but lower
39hc cash; 1880 January; Acc February; 44Xc
May. Oats easier; SIC cash; 32Kc January; $3.50
May. Rye steady and unchanged. Barley frmer,
$1.03 Pork steady; fair demand; easier; 81. rs
cash; IL rs January: 1242h bid February. Lard
easier, SSH bid cash; s.45 bid January; 8 57h bid
February. Bulk meats easier shoulders T. 20; short
ribs 6.s5; do clear TO. Whisky steady and un-
changed cha $lis Receipts, 1900 barrels nour;
600 bushels oats; 1000 bushels rye; $4,000 bush