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, 1880-04-15
Our Coming 1toyas ylslsor;

Mlss1atssty the Jill III Kill f1 u Slam {tor thore
are swa klnXsi ia paMu4 El1tuhlongkorn. TAIs
Vt least IL tho name which hv utta!ehes to the
u biz palacu, u; PhFlbat soli,dstgh phra Para.
MendG Mahah Chutah .l1pg kofl Klow. liz Il a
sparo young snIi., aettye und l!vryQu4, In his
movements, With full, clear, Alapst poal, black
Eye. RyeEyLhtpE about hIm bstokpns 3 h,sh and
quick lntcllsNslios, ail4 4iscs Il Foreigner tic
tdea VI d Ess0l4to unl AGlo suR4, fall Ut ~.
t!on. From h.ln cn!ues all power Id the STATE.
1lo enuatuAds tho mtIs,y. ihe navy. tho treasury,
nlld can diskose hv pseases Ut tho llSea und
, 1880-04-15

A conflict of opinion seems 10 prevail as to tho
actual depth of water OVER tho bar ut tho en-
t,anco Ut Ss,,lth Ctfcugo Itaruor. Tic Captniu
Of tho tug Two lirothcrs, which tows al tllut
polIu, says thnt tho channel Inns ahoa,el to nine
feet, and oinims thnt hia tug touches In Hca-
wny, Per contra. Oupt. McDo'o, tito South CHI
cago II9rbor-MAster. represents, as tho result Of
recent sounti!nYs. ttlat vessels drawing cloyon
fint Gun sA'l straight In. while others driving
witllptrfoct safcty,-ln atnoott, water ut course.
IT would bo dangerous for II yessel tlrAwiug
eleven foot to nttempt to enter from nuy dlrec.
tIUn with u HeA running:
, 1880-04-15

alllnx!cs for Milwaukee: ard the ls!and City,
londctl With ilos ainl ps'sts. snght this port for
shrtar tiring tic gaIo this afternoon. Tho
schnonors uI1n Csiylcr, ffnnnhh. Eta, and Ellen
stevenson arc etill wind hotnd here.
The scow Mooking bird, loading at Foscora,
IN The O. DICK ioai sGe gSt ID again Without
Bcrlnae tInmage.
TIM wimd il blowing A. force gallo fron tho
wcAt- southwest, and o. very heavy sea nutsido.
, 1880-04-15

Alyfcos from White Like represent TINT tho
watcr between the harbor pIcss has shunel to
lcss thnn seven feet. and TINT quito fleet Of
lontlal Btcnm and sail crnft lind themselves
buried In 50 thnt It Is impossible for thom'
to rcach J.ako Michigan. Atnong the ves-
sells this Imprisoned nrr the steam bargcs Tenl-
pest, Swallow, and 4. ", Snook, and tho solloon-
crs Mu9gig Thompson. CutAhoga, j. +. Dc Co,s-
dcrs, u,il ENrr!Ur. 1t ts within tho power Of the
stcnnl- burgess tn ilrcdye Il chAnnel with their
wheels rs soon Us the wind comes from a fArora-
bic direction anu tho scn runs down.. Hut the lo-
r,n,1d for Immediate dredging under Govern
'nlent auspices Ia Imperative, aud tho Iuutter
should receive attention ut tho haud9 OF the
Government engineers ut once.
, 1880-04-15

6pfffdl U1paftH 70 1HF ChEen9d IFs01HA
DETROIT, Mieh., april H.-Paasel lown-pro.
pellers Conestoga. junlnta, staruccu; steam.
bar9es Jenuess and eonaort, saffna md baryrs,
Helena; sehooners peusnukce. John nurt, John
Merritt, John Kiiderhousc. j. ". Iathbuu. Ar
rived dowh-Stuatn- barge Alct,nn.
pAAsed up--Stenln- blrxs H.. Howard and
Inrxes, May Flower md burgess. Huron City and
bnrKus, Missouri an1 burgess, y. D. Enllwe(L mud
barxcs; schooners Thomas T.. Sheldoh, Culuu-
blum.
, 1880-04-15
HULPIIIDE OF AI1SIsNl(.UlI.
SEEKERS Of: HAPPINESS
Who Desire Fair Skin, Pure
Blood, and All the
Joys of Life,
W|ll Find The Impurities Of The Life Wholly
Removed BY tha Celebrated SulphIde Of
Arsenicum: An laierna! Remedy,

Sufferers from Rheumatism, Eeurafgin, Ncry-
ousness Biiiousness, Fever and Aguc, ur Multi
ra will find It infalllb1e II, It's po,7er. Persons
troubled with Skin Diseases, Scroftln i3lt,pl
Impurities, &C., Will find 1t Just what they re-
qttiru.
II ntltls to their henlth and juyultsness.
F1r sa'e only hy l}t4l Nhnn s. IT,, $. W. corner
Mnbash"hr. aud sinnrhe-sts. 0r sent hy mnf to
my address. $1.0U per pack,IHc, or Six pacEacss
for $5.O,.
, 1880-04-15
1.ETR0LEuM.s

CLEVELAND, April prll&-rET1oLRuM-Hteady stand
Htlfa no fGat i III
riETsuuAa. April N.-PETHoLEt1,i-Actlve;c csudo
very rreRu1ar and closed ut at rnrkerA for shp.
ments fsauelt 7Mc. Phi1alsiphta delivery,
TlTCAvtLLk, Pm. April lA-Tho market opened nj
llipn,entg &aNIi nvoTngu. zsa4; Charters. E,a1; ,
nSeroKo. l3.slA Transactions III, wv. ,
, 1880-04-15
STURGEON BAY.

Special I,aspnteh 10 T1e Chieaoo Tribune.
: sTruurux BAr, WIS.,, April H.-The steamer
Wclcou,s, FROM Grccu lay. arrived hrte and de-
parted to-day. This Is heE flnt trip cut this
season. Tho schooner White Cloud. loaded with
lumber, left for Chicago this morning hy way Of
tho Door. She was tuwed CUT OF this bar hF tho
tug TlIison. The schooner y. !. Luz, light, nr-
rived ut tho uannl lust night, mud wu. toHed
1isnil this morning, buund Tor sutne Green Lug
purt. Tic Ioe Ia nearly nti out Ut this buy.
, 1880-04-15

Tho water IN Owen sound Dny has never been
80 low VI II Ia at'prcsunt.'
'Tha. schooner Transit Is In dry-do0k at Mil
WHD&eo hRrjpg her srainas fasteRltl.
The propeller Nahnnt and gclooncra North
Cups. J. ". snwycr, ant +. IT, Lueke, with rail-
r.n!a-stes and posts, clcared from AlpenA for
Qhieayu on TueadNyt
THO ttsg Dick Davis Struck Il submerged pills
at 4tcnomlnse btllgu this evening and sunk.
, 1880-04-15
FROM TIE STRAITS.


MAcxiNAw, Mioh,, April f3.--Tho tugs Wins.
low md Oswego succeeded In releasing tho u. +.
ln!lcy THU evening. nfter throwing over about
6,UUO bushels Ut curn. She Il not mitch Injured.
They hnvo got two pumps TN tho Swallow, and
will probably hAyB her Utr stun.
THO sehonf,trs Unnlsl1A atll ANNA Maria nre
lying here with thoir steering gear broken.
Ther3 Is II lnr9c anet f1ere III the Atralta to-
Hfxht luund down. THO sCIltl ehlttlut ~ aff
Uflet1. ...
Wguthar warn md p1onsant.
, 1880-04-15

DETROIT. April 1A-ELurn-t}ull md unchanged.
GnAtS-Whaat wenx, extra, nominal; No. / white,
sllBA April. slla,1, May, $l.15f, June aLa1k, ml-
Ing nominal
kEcEIErs-Whsnt S50n t,,
AAirARN1S--WhGaL 8A,uU hu.
, 1880-04-15

6ptf}al Dtspateh to Tas cAleaaa Tribune, =
ToLsDo. O., April l2.-The steaner Granite
stato, the first Ut tho Northern Trausit Line u
Na3 through tho Btralts, has loaded And left for
b4r1na, to which point she will hereafter run.
EtS!shts have rs9ahna tbs lowest polnt nf the I
season. wheet aalnE .tokc1.' at " cents, aud
coFE} at cents, Tor HutF4lp.
, 1880-04-15
PORT (OL7SOREE,


apfetat Dttpdtth to 1A< Chicago Tribune.
ToRr CoLnonNE,4 Ont. April H.-Arrlvet-
schooucrs MAgx1e afclsnc, from Toledo, With,
:s}.4B bushels Of whcnt for Montreal; Mpize.
from Toledo, With 1900 brshu1s Of torn for
OydensburK;. 10th cargoes to DO transhlppad
over the Wci1anl Hallway,
, 1880-04-15

ST. LourH Mo- April 1+-Co1ToN-Du mid towor;
1n!ddllDga, 1Au; jo4 1n;ddlnzs. ll3So; sales, l.u
halss; Fsss;pts, &oi sh!pnlcMnts: ~ M1t at9ck. Gsn
III ioT @ad9linK l9Sc; Hood ortilnacy ite, net H.
xaGA
, 1880-04-15
Heavy Southwest Gale On Lake Mioh.
igan Yesterday.
Probability TINT 1t l1as N1ade Total
Wrecks Of Several Craft.
A fieat Of Sleam and Sail Vessels Barred In
al While Lake.
The Depth Of Water at South Chicago
Harbor Disputed.
scow Mocking Bird Ashote and oE-The
Gale ut Milwaukee,.

- SOD 4klbfl ltS 1tA11Es
Tho brisk southwest wind which sprung up
Monday afternoon lcultniunted in Ii violent gMlo
frum that direction. whlct, kept tho air on land
filled with dust, nnd lifted spray from the luke
In bttndinq quantities. Tile record Of wind vc-
locity, us reported from tho Major Diock Sfgnhl
Station ut 2 o'clock yesterday AFTERNOON. was
twcnty-four miles per hu,ir. THIS might have
been TIT uvcragn velocity III tho heart OF tho
city, but on tho lake, where tho zcphyrs had III
unGrokcn sweep, they, must hass attained a
speed Of forty miles per hour. TH9 Chp-
Mins rcprcsenk that It has not blown so
harl from tho southwest. outside, Ia years.
Tho atmosphere, which had been uncomfort-
nbiy warm from I'LL enrly hour OF tue dny. he-
came 1uurlsy towurd nlghtsall, while lowering
clouds threatened IL ts,tnIor- storm, which fol-
lowed between T and O'clock. The adverse
wind has served to detatn II, largo ilcct nlons
both shores Ut tho hike. Tho arrtynis uf sti-
ess Esa @ md O. T. Iosqn tx,9,, s'nvSr
river: Istween . anJ ! O'clock yes:
sSe Sfa" yer ef,sr9Sa Sssnf s svs fuy If
inches within tituen minutes. anu sandInx
tho water mark up q within foot Of tho ":
northee sf sf TSe s,rens. Il @
ottrrent was so great that tugs lyiiiE head on 70
THO dock oppastt i9 lu!!hcr u,arkst were @ sw'x ',Hx
n,sd, whit il ore they very heii thors nntii tho
eb1 swung tLe:n buck. The high water ne ne, an. and
shs "Ppe ;s y otSes nohe It Ther
wlsnuthtug clso to itdlcata tho chai,xe, huw-
ever. ercopt the faet that ,I Duluth a,oIe;. r..
or ttfrty-two miles MI hour; mt 13tl-
waukec tho wind, southwest, th!rty-etght miles;
at Grand linveI,, southwest, thirty,ye Miles:
pAnl, Southwest, thIrtystx snllcs; ut Marquette,
south. twehty-ong niitea; ut netrult, south.
ssran yns III ~ th"an s;otions rcns,rt.l NJ
, 1880-04-15

BUFFALO, April N-GnAtN-Corn-Far demand
and ateedyt atlu bu hi3plxcd Toledo. +le' 12up eu
M. Western and TotGdo &c l3Mc. Other etatn eu-
NfeIy neglected.. ..-.
EnEtdufH-tnnnl froiRhty untettlcd. hut no ct1nt.
tar naas. Aaiisond frnixhts unchnnKad.
, 1880-04-15

sptttdl Dtipateh to The CAieaco Tribune.
Kansas CrrT, MD., April A-G'HAtS-Ths Price
Current neports: titceetpts TT hut shipments;
2Hs nql lewer: No. & sash sls; APRIL sg; ~ ~; s
salpmeass l4uls bu; steady, No. cAsh, 1sa, April
, 1880-04-15

= HVe8Hs* N@9aEf& 70 1Rs CkleoPo TFfbVn{,'
MAHAzowoC, Wls.t April t&.+The yt&,an barpe
Lincoln. Of ~. CataaFlaes, with bargs OlGsultar
10 tow, found, from Chloagp 10 rort colboruo
with xran; the Ach6onGr Venture, ioaded viii
, 1880-04-15

Special Dt.pdtth to 7at cateapo Tribune,
'DRTtto1T, Mloh.,, April Hs-'The schooner j.
Kcldcrhotise passed down this forenoon With
steering ~year disabled. The schooner eAve|and,
coming, VIII stop hrre for steering xenr.
, 1880-04-15

CsHTco, Auril N,-GRAiS-Wheas loweFs hard
mlxad t9a.,
, 1880-04-15

apiece: schooner 1.nvl Grant md scnw I'm,
a,nsr Pilgrim. cu,ll,r ti,a finn, Erspo f1nyto
EhicnRr, Mt slx md y hnlf cents np!ccu IN tho
rail eohnoner n. l.. En1lnr, jron.brn frfnt Eetm-
nilhn to South Ch,on1o at *liD per Etnss ton.
ftae In and o,tt. The offerings hooked at tho
cith- rooms embraced t2ta, ,on fret inn1her from
st TO- to Ghsng n, Il
ftor1 Sturgeon Nay canal tn ChlenN, at sevpn
dattte npiccn; wnnt frnrt ttnvioy'H fiay to t.hi.
:cnKt, no hHurc 'lamtal: s1,Wt) ft,nt fhHrrawNhl
!urnhnr frhm llonFAs ttl EhlenHn 1t ~ i't,r 1.a0
feet, Loo enrls Hnls from MAntatco 10 ChfcMEu
Ut 81. .7S per cCrlt,
, 1880-04-15
N1ACllISAw.
Eptelai D4potch to Tia Chteupo Tribune.

: Bpftl0l Ultpdlth 10 tn EfItdoo lf3btHF4
MActdNAw CITY, Mich, APRIL 1.-THE tug
Wlus1ow released tho Swallow Ibis AFTERNOON,
md will tow her below Us soon rs tho weather
permits. They hnye stopped the tenk. 50 sbo is
milking very little Wnter.' Her decks arc raised
Botnr. -
There is a lnrge fleet hero In thestratts. bound
down. The wind nus bluWn heavy ftvtn the cast
a' day, aud there Is not nluch tee III the Straits
uow 10 obBtruct navigation. Weather cloudy.
, 1880-04-15

INDIANAPOLIS. April A.-0HA1x-Wheat stendyi
No. red, tt.1S11.1Gt. Cofn steady NJ 25faSGc Oats
Atasdy At 63S&s3Hc!
, 1880-04-15

PEORIA, it,, April N,-1nAfS-Eorn active nstd
steady. high-mlxed 9sA93E4c, mlxad, .84<23thc
Gaie nrmi ny. white, s114c. RJa dall nnd no0lnal
NJ. Z, 73I$Gi393c.
4l1HWLNK8-Birtu ut ft.G5A.
, 1880-04-15
ERIE


Special D&spateh to. 1hs Chicago Tribune.
EnsE. pa., April NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Morn-
Ing Light, Tulelo, Hhent.
,Cle||Fed-p0petler Delawaro, Chicago, mer.
NQn0ulBGt
, 1880-04-15
THE CoLonADo's' CARGO.

spccfal telcgrums III yesterdays TntDuSE m.
noul1ccd tho sinking Of the propeller Colorado
In tho Straits, nnd her subsequent rescue. Tho
Colorado lad q full cnrgo uf corn anl provts-
ions from th!s port for buffalo. The corr,
amounting to 4s,o00 bushels. lllod her hold nnd
tic provisions, principally urd, were stored on
deck. Tho corn will prove u tt,tAf aoss to tho
underwriters ut least. 1t WaB Insured fur $4 6O,
F,IIx,,
, 1880-04-15

new fOHK, April H-DuAlnGsN remains puIct with
packa&o hunaes and the iobbln2 trndo unly moderate.
Cotton goods 9net but agents. pr!cea urs unchanged
F1tns dull ind unchnnRed prh.ed lawns and p{ques
lh tair te4uast Agna wear wnoens 1utGt IND ttFtu.
The utsttm says. Lun: peces sllks Will be sU!I ut
auction next Wednesday.
, 1880-04-15

es!i! q na!i! iMity, c1eap! sansny. Daily. except
ta,lna', iS.wls%, asrp1.cnfs md PASSENGER
IGasph. A,c!sOn Topeka, uid Kansas Ci.J; llonyn'
rthat rann g. i'a!'nr cnes. Mh liucnIt,x Ctiair1,
Ing .Enrs attached ~ nil tr1tns. -
Chicago, Milwaukee, q: 1t. Panl KnttsEnv.'
"fuH.! !hal.dIe' Deput. xutncr Eltnh,n ana Car III
st.. Ticket Offices. ~ ctatk-sI. i'atmar Wousa
Grind Pacific lUieE, and u NEpUE -,
, 1880-04-15
CINCINNATI.
,tet 4t<y ~ n 4n+ft ft-rn1-rr, ~. fv ~,

CINCINNATI, O., April 14.-Co1Tov-Ycak At liyfa.
FLuUR-unchnn4ed.
lHA1N-W4eat Meakt No. 2 rcd winter, &t.A Corn
quiet; fo mlxednt 4lc- 'onts dull; Nc. mtxo w.
Nyo tir1ef nt HIci natloy-Markut lull, extra Nu.3
faii at p0e,
rnuvtaIoNs-p0rk dull and neglected ut sloAGalg2s.
1.nfd qnltt ut AtnaAE Bulk lnunts qu1et ut $3S1tG0
<u S.5, t5L DAe1n t3uIl uuu lower At $ts71d &J1t.
tt11x ~,
RUTrEM-<1ulgt Gfa unchanged.
LNskEn UlL-steauY at We
, 1880-04-15

DISASTERS.
TIN so,,on,,or sr I'svt u ' ar,rs Gnnt ~ Ms:rt.n,
o euaVoe ,, NV .au'e", Supa VII. -,
me- mon, oouna tfom Napanee % toronto WIN ~;
out Of ber course, aud, in tic a,.dst Of tho
binding snow. went nshprc near Four MiIs
t,,,,. .,o,.,,s r,,,.,.'e, ,,a ,ua.w ,,o,,
by tho s1'rf-bont frotn the !!te.sAvng stutton II
uswrgu. Thu Andrew was built ut S0nth
".'r ~ ~ ~ ~ 1Ts .rsxna r",san J.,
Wan"nne rho vns.oI ia ~ to,u, ,yrncu.' Mimi, .,i
her sarts, viii bu saved. s,ie il Insured In tIe
rhu!nx md Western.
Thu SCHOONER J. J, ttill run into a bridge at
~, ~ .,,s,E. m cT @ r ,,st uo,,r,,. ~,
schoossr .Ji,rts inst II anfYt,1saji. '''
Tho stc.tmer prilsce Alfred Urokc her r.,ddur
wIsc W no Cd tint,,rEe m wa si,ifgsed. s'' '"'' N''
Tho scluonGr runmic, light, sprung + lctk while
sn sn Sts s.k f51% M o'nt h., +" elnyc n cAo
loxNcd and cupsizcd oil enmtiuy wiiiio 1t, route
FROM Mill Point IT, 1lcllestIlu, CAna.ln: She has
'ota. a,a! a,a!s,u,,
s,cnnnr yrs sna o".H .ni,,; ~, tG ,,,, tus
tinnMnooue Ia Stnuatou, ran ~, oso nf tho stmnii
lslai,ds IN tho. ST. Luwre1.eo ltlver, .lashins
hgdlilst tho rueks with st1ch force Hs 10 tntise
sGS oU ~ sttt, ,o sasi, : r., Ha t.,s sno
WrRonxin FIN p,rsnr nntt II. t.nnsp,,eii n tleef
hnllI.
ING schooner Mary Merritt, linden With Ertlitf,
rnfI u,noMSo 20 uausmsnurs sgengG
topxaIlunt ynrsi' A~t f"'~~ef' - 0T'"'9' "''@
Tho iishff1K ting Mini, supposed to hare been
lost On Lake Huron In 9ntnrday nlghta gale, bus
nrrlvGd safely nt Port Huron.
Two stenni- pumps failing to FREQ tho barge
Mercury, oil inu bnnrh near Lu1tngton, tic
wrecking-tug IevlMthan llns nuaiidl,.iel tho
craft and taken her departure for the Strats
Trrf3 o.,pos1rrto>. An ,r %1er,1.t.
hlos3r8. AempsGy u EArtor, OF tM1fitstCG, Arc
, 1880-04-15

WILMINGTON, N. O., April N-Hrtug1a TUnprS
,-E1sm ut &c, >.
, 1880-04-15

TOLEDO, O., April 11-The propeller Chicago
No. Z, which gut aground al tho Elbow VI. Sun.
tlay while on her why out to Buffalo, Ia still
stuck, and IL liyhtertng on,
, 1880-04-15

thieaEp. Huntington a. Quincy Hntirond.
Fer MHp* ssuitlc. Aouks. 1ime-1Mbfes. Hteppns-tn,
sm s tH 9n[aHy + Gcas' g Clafk
"rthcHat corneE tnnt'.1ph ntid AMt. ,fout III
ln!lila.nv Grnnd ccntr.l felHt, c1,rner tanni and
Nadison.slA 4uh Nsst StDJ, ~ ~
, 1880-04-15

Knnfhs CITY + Denver Fast Ex.. ..
kunsas taty Night t;xpress..,,...
~ Louis, Est'FthxttFla u TG1Hs....
M4bl'v j. New tjtieaua Exfff.4s :.
VI Luuly. Springfield \ I9xu4..,.
l'eur!tt. huntington nst Expl'ss
4 Mu,tkUk Express -,
l'ekisa i l'eptla Express j
Chlc,lru s IHttucnti Il. II. EK.,,, !,
ft.ctsIuf, l.acun, MusninxEn Ex:
Joliet s. QNlXHt Accommodation
, 1880-04-15

tOttRxh s atrcator Exprc+A. :, .
kSS'Ts.ss iisS.s I 4s ss'';t, Il; '{;sss E1iTc;;.,
Hltalsso4 >rtum =, i Iul;,r.s;io Ex
hltowiler's tjruye Aeet.trlttl.IIsa II
{.:tHh.h, t,tty Il 't'asa, rnnL a.stits. -.
EAlitnf1 PASSENGER. ......,,,,,,,..
hMei!titttM y uti.lwA Exl'ruxs.
kliUrEfnrl Fl fn,rt >.4I,.t. tut;sk1
t,4turhra I'nssenxer. r...,....,.,,,,,,.
u ttistt.:s tn.,Es ~ .t..,.,..,.,
LtreetMrt & nui,uqut 1sxpress:.,.
fUstllLain Night ExlIrp<x. ...,,,,,,,..
trex1ss Miami Ex}IrHa4.
ekntisi.s C!fy Il IT. Iuu St9ht TX,
W!alt!estlnY 4 SATURDAY 'rhe1ltto
Trnlf1.. ....,,.,.,.,,,,,,,.
, 1880-04-15

ruiaan hota! 1nr* nro rtin' through hct ee t;hj.
NJ lBsTf n. M - ~ s'~@'' 'e@''H@ -A'e@ao
httel atfs HG6t Of ChchRu. - ~e
a-f,c1ot cuenefof Wefta and KlnsIe.Au.
t-Gepct tsOttler Of CRhAi anI Xlptia.Stx
, 1880-04-15

Chicago a. Alton.
unton Depot. Nest s!!ic, turneF Canal and vhn Bu
ErIl-si.. nritt fnH HuteH-st. tttiue. nnI Twenty
thlr.st. 1lukvt uttices at ppp0la IL south Gias{s
St. GEspd rHr}nr 11Dtpl, md la31lpf 11Dn.e. =
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-04-11
AUERBACH, FINCH,
CULBRRTSON & CO.
Enterprising Druggist.

Mr.. Edward Il. Biggs, the live druggist of the
town, is always up to the times and ready to
meet the demands of his many customers. He
has just received supply of that wonderful
remedy that is astonishing the world by its
marvellous cures, DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bron.
chitis, Hay Fever, Phthisic, Group, Whooping
Cough, Tickling in the Throat, Loss of Voice,
Hoarseness or any affection of the Throat and
Lungs. This remedy positively cures, as
thousands can testify. If yoa do not believe
it, call at Edward h. Biggs' drug store and get
a trial bottle free Of cost, or regular size bot
tie for one dollar. As you value your life, give
it trial and be convinced, as thousands al
ready have been.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-04-11
4SERIOUS CASUALTY.
Two Bows Run Over by Frightened
ROrse.

Two Bows Run Over by frightened
Rorse.
A runaway occurred late yesterday after
noon. on Rossbel street, which was attended
by very disastrous results. About O'Clock P.
NJ. John Luley's horse, attached to a butcher
cart, took fright on Seventh and Rosabet
streets and furiously ran down the latter
named thoroughfare. The frightened horse
had clear track before him if he had con-
fined himself to the street, but at the corner
of Fourth and Rosabel streets he TOOK 10 the
sidewalk. There were several on the side
walk in the vicinity of the ST. Ihomas
hotel. and as the horse and wagon ran
ON the sidewalk they scattered, and
ESCAPED with the exception of two boys,
Frank Hallenberg and John Conley. They
were not sufficiently alert, and in trying to
Get away were struck by the running horse,
Knocked down and the wagon ran over them.
AS soon as the witnesses of the accident
recovered from their confusion assistance
was given the boys. Hallenberg was found
to be unconscious and Conley moaning IN
main from some serious injury. Inc poys,
AGED each about - years old, were conveyed
to their homes in the immediate vicinity,
and DR.. Murphy was sent Tor.
He. on examining his pa
tients, found that Kullenberg had his col
Ier-bone broken, and was also badly injured
internally. Conley suffered fracture OF
his left leg, Just above the ankle joint. Both
BOYS were badly hurt, but the injuries OF
HuIlenberg seem to be the worst, or most
dangerous. The horse was shortly after
captured unhurt by his mad flight.
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Bucklen,s ArnIca sa1ve.

The best salve in the world for Outs, Bruises,
Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, letter,
Ohapped Hands, Ohilblains, Corns, and all
kinds of Skin Eruptions. This salve is guar.
anteed to give perfect satisfaction in every case
or money refunded. Price % cents per box.
For sale by Edward d. Biggs, st. Paul, Mimi.
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FIVECENTS A LINE
The GLOBE Want" and Employ.
nGlt Bureau.

Advertisements In this column are published
at fvs cents lins each insertion, but In
order to prove the efficiency Of the GLOBE as
an advertising medium, and also to aid the
unemployed, we will publish for twenty-five
cents, q three-line advertisement, Of Bitua-
lions Wanted and Situations offered, and coR-
tinue the advertisement until the object sought
for il accomplished. For twenty-five cents
tho man out Of work csn advertise for situa-
ton until he ands one.
Uer limo each insertion. g
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-04-11

Try Dr.. E. B. Halliday's Blood Purifier for
Scrofula, Salt Rheum and Syphilitic diseases.
1t is pronounced by competent druggists the
best blood purifier the world ever produced for
all poisonous diseases of the blood.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-04-11

The cheapest and best way to buy DR.. E. b.
Halliday's Blood Purifier, is in the large sized
bottles-two for So, which makes it the cheap
est and best blood purifier in the world.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-04-11

Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic stimulates the digest
i've organs and adds tone and strength to the
stomach.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-04-11

Mrs. Kearney, who keeps the old and reliable
Intelligence Office and confectionery establish
ment on Robert street, has removed to No. 81,
on the same street Mrs. K. is one of the old set
tiers, and is noted for her thorough reliability,
a fact which adds greatly to the value of her
EmDloVment Bureau.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-04-11
Rare Chance for Bargains

tomorrow, at the Fire Sale. Wall Papers, Cur
tain Fixtures, Mattings. See advertisement on
last page. No. IA West Third street, Bridge
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-04-11

DR.. Robert Hunter treats all throat and lung
diseases successfully by inhalation. Address
103 State street, Chicago.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-04-11
Ladies. DON'T Forget,

that you will obtain splendid bargains in I'm
derwear at the 80 Cent Store, better trimmed,
better made, and better style, than elsewhere
in this city, and Uery, very much cheaper.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-04-11
For Adoption.

Two young and healthy boys. who will be
put out to service during their minority. APP
ply to either Commissioners Fink, Grace or
Hoyt, of the board of county commissioners.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-04-11
d. w. IngersolI & Co.

have Just opened a large line of Ladies' me
custom made Muslin Underwear, at great deal
less price than ladies can have made to order.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-04-11
FIRE SALE.

On Tuesday, eCe qCiJJ
offer q 2le1C lime of Wet and
Dried Goods, consisting OF
1000 pieces Che0iOtS, 800
pieces Crash, 1000 pieces
prints, and 1000 pieces
BIe0ched and B2'OeCn Cot
tons, at attractive Prices.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-04-11
Rheumatism for Thirty Years.

Mrs. Neiger, aged so years, Taylorville, Pa,
at times entirely lame; relieved by one bottle
of St. Jacobs Oil.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-04-11

Hosiery for Babies,
Hosiery for Children,
Hosiery fo- Misses,
Hosiery for Ladies',
Hosiery for Everybody, at the
NEW YORK BAZAAR.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-04-11

See advertisements of clothes wringers for 81
and burglar proof checks for rs cents.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-04-11
Pascal Smith, ESQ.,,
No 81 Dayton AVGllG,

All The Furniture and HouSefurnisling Goods
therein, which in part consists Of one very
elegant Pabr Suite, Body Brussels ParbF
Car pet, fine Marble Top Bedroom Suite, PiNOVd
Lounge, splendid Book Case, made to order,
Chamber Suites, Marble Top Centre Tables,
Easy Chairs, Pillar Extension Table, very hand
some Side-BOard, Silver Plated Ware, CrOckery-
ware, Refrigerator, Charter Oak Cook Stove
nearly new, Kitchen Furniture, &c., Boys
Pony Cart.
Twill also sell, same day and same place,
beginning at 10 o'clock a. M, sharp, the
Vel-knoTn Family Team, Family Carriage new
last Season, Pleasure Wagon, Side-Dar Top
Buggy, End Spring Top Buggy, one Double b
Sleigh, one Single Cutter, Two Sets Double
Harness, Two Sets Single Harness, Robes and
Entire Barn Outfit also a very valuable Jersey
HIeh Cow. Property can be seen Monday,
Tuesday end end "Wednesday preceding da! Of Sale.
For particulars apply to
?. T. KAVANAGH,
Commission Auctioneer.