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JUDGE DRulINOSn-In ch1tubors.
JUDGE DE0DOETT-Thc Doyle forged- boud
taBe.
JuDoE GANY-e85, BVi, BD1, oO1. Dl0, Ol6, 90 10
NJ. No. SaJ, Lochr W. Lcdergr, on trial.
JUpuE BMlrH-No preliminary cnli. TriRI call
hpi0. 0da anS0 3,s!E.., 3,0as. No case on trial,
JUICE WiLt1AMsoN-Asslsts Judge Curry. No,
t,as.d, Soho VI. Virus, on trInl,
JupdE demonstrations and decision In
County liOspitnl wAter clse.
JUInE GA!uDNER-08, w, u, Of Judge narnums
calendar. Nj Case on ilrartIg.
JUICE RtNsEI.A-l'rolI,n!nhry call 1u3 to T,U
incluAiye. Tr!a! call ill., iIs!, GE Gs, 600, U40H,
and 10y 70 10. Inclusive. No ease on trial.
JuM}K MOnAf-UiH, GU, B5l, isiI, Isl, CO. G58,
asv. GU. M. olD. Fostor ys Tnylur, on trial,
1UDaE TuLEY-S1ntiuEH by agreement,
e JUDGE ll@HsuM-No oAll. No. ~ Patterson vs..
Stewart. on bearing.
JUDGE l.DOMiH-Sut case No. 1,1t9.
JUDHE ItAWER-Nu. bll on trial, md Nos, O98
TIL. IL, T45, md 761.
yuulA As1ltoKY:-Nos. 1,IA, l,tkg, 1,ss7o to
1.es0, t,0dt, lilo, and 1,l10.
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THE COURTS.
I'EESt9.

Tho forFeti-hond cnsc Of Jnnrs Il. Doy1o IL set
tor trial for to-day before Judge 1lIogctt.
Judge jameson will this morning decide tho
County y-13oHpitAl casc.
lu tho case ri Wnrl vs.. Fnrwcll. the ,lcmurrors
10 tho original bill werc ovcrrucd yesterday by
Jutlvo Tuley, in accordance with the recent de-
ctsion OF the enro by tho Supreme Court. Icavo
WINS given to He MI nneHict1 bill, md r,,'r was
n,atlu on tho defendants to nEiswor in twenty
dnys
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QENIsItAL MARKETS.

NlA,OM-CORS-vho matkot continues arm, and
itad0 actiy1. w gnuto:
fesn Ss4
iMssfISs si e eoo.
Stutken.
fAGUlNu-isomuinod 1uiut and wltslous change In
valaus. Orlors wcfe tnosty for snal' quantities. and
racn wosc light in Tho nsRrcgAte. VIC quote,
;;i $ss. |$s;|s: :s$ssa| ;ISSs; III
"n,ssssnn 80
charscd. 1turs was aS.td tou,and for tho better
uAltttus, and hDers Of huoh not preAslux snss
at nny concesaintl. In small way specially iIao
cruauoros sod ntale law aradcs remain dull nud
hurry. W0 quoto'
$:$s:; ;$;:$ s; :s e
cilEE3E-rhe mnEkut was Without Improvement
uthuF rsRan!4 tho character Ut llo demand or the
Of prtues. nu;pra scarco. und toir wnnts
.ssy sss aas Sslnx s :. s's s"S": than " ' mar
Ea!, cl9a,l', !,9M '.'.....'.''''s' '-....." 0l9
s :s!a :s! ss1 q
is ;sii$sis S i $s$sss. a:.
;:S :;f II 4 :''' sS
As's:ss.ss :s*: tssa5$ sssstiiii: sfs$s tSsi::: @
:|ssay io1 pork b:F: M
FlSII--EhD liNllatd II iAlr aud tulpruytt,H, lAko
H4h tun.aitIs weak nli unsvtselt but tIUro syn4y
tnnrknt fur saltwater cured. MD reteAt our Ittt
MNtGflk,. pVr tS.lEl. m....,...$ Au q Hu
WhsIus talilly ltur 1;G q ApJ
4sonL pve t4.tt 4.ttI......".........s......., - &AN
.1SiS pS;; s;' }t @ sSS s
MAckntst-Nu. ltsy. H.bF. ..s..........s iD q In
AlAekcre!-ft. :aaufut 3t-tEl-...... hM u h1A
';; i:$:ss:s! tss !ss;y :s :i::: I'll I'll
lsH!nst-u0urxua, p1f ll0 lbs.. h7o o 9M
EulHsl-NulntF-Clretl .....,.....s,.,. AW
tHlAsli- 4rAta llHnk new w........~...., &16 Q AW
:oi ~
Herring =! AlI1d!ft rlunaa pr4.uu,..s. A4Q q AA
!loFt!nq -laultand. lGr ksx...,sss.....,. y I4
!!rtttnH-s&aed, p1r b1x....,....,..,,., " d
Ca!t1rn!a tn! salMntl. M;Gr!. Mr! .,........:.:.. 40
In gI0Ntsss " Kenstully steady pycess We 0salR
auue0s
Esss'ii gts: ia ~
Turkish pFAHeA, Old at4...~.,,....,.,,..,.,.. @& ~
SS I'm
fiaisns London, taJvfs .,..,.. i01W
s!:a: ss!:a: Sssnias as.s u
ttasss s:s::."::::;:::::::::.
3;s|;: 4;sj:: T.
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Tho gross earnings Of tho following railroads
sIt0crpas0,
Tho QfulAtfc says:

Tha 0raMtfo says:
The rutnor OF, tho floor of tho Exchange about
Ut. PAul IL to tus effect tuk atr, keUne Inns boon
inllucel by atr. a1lit6atks anu uthbr wcattily
nwnur4 nt thu stock at,trI IN fnsnr Ut tho pr4,p-
orty. Thu utanrnuee Als bren given mini tlAt
tho capllul Of Tho CusnpAuy Will shortly bv III.
eryIsnu. and thAt the prcsett stock will 10 worth
tf This iNutcilso IA III rtpreseif thu rxtunyIDna
that llay1 hcon bntlt by tho lsals Ut btnlis aMtl
upon whsi, no Stuck hun aoan kyeu, MGd also
Con,l'a'!y mud Whilst. Mrs 'ISt represented " my
What rovrrrod ii that Uf 1t, iilul. ana ti,o init.
rnntion y ihAs thS stnektol,lefs Wy! roroIsn III
drn. and that this .nntter will bu brought up
for tho discussi.h af ttla Hoard Of directors at
tho 11reElpg III June.
Tho lier1lM on Tuesday reported thAt tho bull
market WIS beginning Ia aAs,l1,o ttrct! nppeat.
nnce, At,t therO IL no milling how Son It t,ay sit
down 10 rest. This wo'ltd tsuply tullneas anA in
nct!on III the fatusu. md most probably lower
seRa0 OF quotations.
Tho Following shows tho range OF tho actlve
stocks.
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6urEnI0u COUnr-CuNFEsstoNH-Mn Morris Cohn
vs. Mayer Simon, s.s0.50.-J. ". Ilutt ys. Thal.
deus Eycrhart and 1'hunas ltcartion, f:tos.
ClRuUrr C0unr-Iutnh ltoNENs-Albert Hoy.
tnRIl, vs.. a. RshukOU; vgetltut, E4AJ.Hu -~8ptrtf0
sherwood vs. Holmes ", liuverlanI; verdict,
k4T7 ' ' @-' '-''''s
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DI1'{llkCEs

D1ru1kC:1:S.
ntary J. Fielding Nlcl n bill yesterday ngainst
her husband, Waltor Fielding, n8ktnR for slI-
vnrco Oh tho ground nf t1egortlon.
John Hackttt nskrd for a divorce from Morn
E1acketL on tho same ground.
, 1881-05-27

L0HDON, Mny @.-C9HsO!s, l0a 10; account,
t0OU.iG.
Glltnns Central. I'm; Pennsylvania Ccntrnl,
U31i; Eric. blAt: DO seconds, lDYlt tteAdug, 1l,
FANis, May 1J.-Iiontcs, Ejr .5u.
NEW ORLEANS.
New OHLEAHs, May sN.-StKht exchange on
Now York, S..dO per Sl,UD prUmium; sterling,
iHj.
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Spttta! Dtsputth to Tho Chtedqo Tribune.
13OET0N, Mny .b.-Thb intcrGst I'll tho stock
market still eontrps III tho l1hrtfNri 3 Erio
bonds. and tho Now furs & New Eng1an'l
shares: At tho opening tho hontls toulinclt frDLN
y! 70 an'f hut subsequently rucuv9rut to &!sl@
Hlf, mud elo#t1 strong, EiA being bid. New
York j. Now England stuck advanced from idM
To II closing at 76A, Eustcrn itnftron.l
mado nnothor,, inose. M'ta1,ctuE from Il
vanccd iron, ii 10 co.,: Chethire from
591 to GQi; F1tchlIlrg from i'll n lbl; ilostun &
Providence from lGj u l81: liostOt & AlnlhU
from 1is to 1lE!H: boston e. Albany frUm III IN
Ia; Cambridge from laiA to lIa Suu!4 liuston
s0ta ut IL. hItlanu preferred tlcctticd Is. u n;
Northern fr0m 10SA 10 ltB!s. Chtcl,go, lnrill9-
tnA & Quincy Is ngnisi coming up. It Md-
yanced to-dny frt,m in, to It'll. otOs-
nE Ut t7..Is; Union pncftlo FROM 123 to
III; Wisconsin Central from ;f}f 10 3jts;
Pullman from lDt to III: Dutrnit, Lnnsng s
Northern preferred frpnt ITO to IT.: summit
lirahch frnh, .71f to y; Toledo. Deiphos llur.
ttyttnb sold ut 17t; Atehfsnn atarl,tici fruu, l4b
70 l4iA; Cb!tMHn & West Michigan from Q4s
to E'; Flint from :es tn ;u!s Iuws Fai's s. sioux
City frotn 81 to SDs0A; LtttIu llook fr.!m bosf to
W: Mextcan Central bluoks trolt i'll 10 lUu;
LOHfsnnn L. Missouri lttvcr frn,t Eli tn III.
ln bonds. llnrttorl Il Eric Il HlyuneeA from 81
10 xi.GeKt: ORtlot!s'nrR us nv,tncotl frt,n ltE.i
to lEi1t; AltsSnch,tsetts Central y. ir9m ~ 70
ynrk s. New England 10 from 1laM to ll4A;
Alc',ist,t, 6s Holn nj Nf.!H.
In i.ard stouks. Wntcr Power declined u, to
liz; lloAton Lai1d II. tU 1lA.
fi1ll Telephone sold ut lI], which WINS bid Mt
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accumulated dtrlng tho swltohmon'B strike,
Most or those ordcrs have now boun disposed OF.
still tho tlhity aggregate Ia much larger thAn on
proyuNa yonr8.
Tho occurrence OF higher prices for grain mt
urnlly suggests Increased receipts, md a 9oni
mnny p0oplo Nr0 looking for thbm. In tho cusu
OF outs, theru wUtill scum to he not nuch room
for further iNcreuao, Tho aHi cur
loatls received yesterday averaged great
uenl moro than tho CARLOAD
used to do, furnished formidable roason for n
decline ycattrtlny. especially rs tho receipts for
several days past hnro run A!l'rH from ITO 10 :aO
c,lr laGs. Curu Nlso ~ cunning In lnuro frGciy,
aud tho Pso,uin,n for May oyor July hns t,ln,In.
ishtd to nbt'ut xurrs as II consequence 0f that
fuot. Wheat does not show mich inereuso rs
yct, but tho ttlrlunt uows Ia to tho effect tlt 1t
IL arriving III lafver quantities ut country sta
tlons, nli.l tho 1Nrtlcra nre NOW cutting through
with s0 tlIleh of thotr spring wnrk ns to fayor
tho arEgfsel! movement ir therG be any wheat
loft. hight hero, ltowvvcr, IL tho rub. There
nra plenty Ut poOpto who AryAe that thoro uHust
bo u htx nllo Ut whcnt bohint, bsoauso IL has not
yot oonls fnrwltrd In 70 rrcat volume 10 last
yeAr. Ulhurs nrKuo that II thuro Ind bec,t
II blx surplus It would hayu boon
evdent befOre this. III reguri to shis lulnt 1t is
noteworthy that tho wcathor conditions huya
6rcts unusually adverse tn u hI1 1nuyotnent ~,
tue last cru thus fur, 50 uut tho rulo Ut former
aeasunS tnny DO tlstruatuu now. Tho wet
wcMthor following last larvcst foruul u great
dcAl OF whsnt Into ataek that would otherwise
hav1 hean lhr..shcA right Awny, and one ,icud
scarcely do more than haut ut tho character Ut
the W!nter ~ unfAvusnbe to tho 1ilurntiQns OF
unssac&lnX Anl thrAshlny. Tho statements OF
peup's WIN ought IL know how much whoat
thero IL buck of III rAry widely. II nny bo vol
to remeMler. whle listening 10 plthor or both,
thut tho whrat only brxaA 10 moys frceIy lust
ifF1II t.
much IatrF than that. Hence iihcrAl receipts
.lurlng JunG .uull not bu Incompatible with tho
recent pauc.ty In tho movement Of wheat fsu,n
ilrst AAuds.
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". = =
steri.nK exchange, sixty days, dull At +sas do
fnnrli. 4St.
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NLfGHBORHOOD NEWS.
Gathered By the Special Reporters Of tn
Daily Globe.
STILLWATER.

The A. 7. Jeuls was at La Crosse on July 9Th.
The x, J. Wheeler was al Guttenburg on July 9th
N. Peterson was fiued yesterday afternoon five
and oie iIaif for assault.
Three drunken oummerS up yesterday be-
fore his honor and let off with the usual hues
Durai.i, Wheeler Il 20 sold TO G. L. Coleman and
the Qlin'y Lumber Company, raft of logs last
Saturday, measuring l,047 $50 feet, amounting to
Sl4, l59 Us.
Andrew Reed was airaigned yesterday morning
for running hi. toll and fined ten dollars costs
and not having the coin he was allowed to go to the
stone Pile for twelve days.
The TO loving prominent mill in the
city vest rdav: Il B Gardner, Lyons. Iowa; Jas
SlauJ, 81 Louis. Mo-: q. Libby Hastipgs; John
Daley MI neapolis; Capt. Gjileti, hastings: @. L..
Sinclair, Lake City; Vim Carson, st. Paul
Yesterday afternoon about O'Clock Z. Peter
son. the rother of the little cripple who runs tine
peanut stand on Third STR ct met the Rev Tice on
the core of Third and Myrtle. They entered into
CONVEX, ali IL reiating 10 the complaints that the
reverend bad made against his brother and 10 sett
the matter thy had ugh-and-tumbe fight in
which n1,h got scratched up quite badly Peterson
is about rne-hajf shorter than the d. but he
succeea i'll getting in few and whom they AZ
peareI III he court room they were bad looking
pair. Peterson Paid his fine and remarked the
he had enough left to pay another. The matter il
getting on te notorious and people are condemning
the pr r. ecuton as the little cripple WIN has been
coniLed to the house for three years and is now
trying so d living not to be a burden on
his folks.
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ROCHESTER,.

A steady acd refreshing rain this morning cooled
off the stmos here, and rendered it Impossible for
the chnch bug TO prosecute his occupation to-day.
Capt. T &. Leonard of the Rochester Post, has
been ap.ointed consul to eth, Scotland, and Mr..
s. W Z ,ton and L. L. Kelly will continue his paper
during bis absences.
Saturday John Gray Was bound over to the dis
trict court for S4JO. The complaint being that he
secured. with gambling device, S2J from an unso-
phisti sac Norwegian.
The IL ,htning struck the spire of the Methodist
Episcop church and has torn off the siding, no.
withsaudiug the rods, sing 1t to ak badly in the
heavy rain that followed.
Geo. Isr sell and Frank Marsh will come before
Justice Eaton at 10 O'Clock this morning, charged
with stealing watch, s. iu cash, and some jewellery
of Mrs L q. Ovens, Tuesday last.
Joau Clark was Brought before Justice Eaton
charged with breaking mo and enteU0g Mr.. VAN
derbur&'A ouse in Cascade aud stealing SO in gold,
a silk handkerchief and heavy gold ling. He was
also count TO the district court under $3.50 bonds
A union service bstween the Baptist aud Metho =
dist churches last evening, GRO Sded the largest
church in the city. The respective pas
tors only occupied Poit on of the
time Hoo. j. V. Danies, DR. L. It.
Sedgwick, W II. Dodge, Capt. Harkns, aud others
spoke, al expressing their the attem pit
ed sination OF President Garfield, and many
prayers .cended to the th-one of God that his life
may be spared many years of usefulness in public
life.
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Files

Piles are frequently preceded by sense Of
weight in the back, loins and lower part of
the abdomen, causing the patient to suppose
he has some affection of the kidneys or neigh
boring organs. AT times symptoms of indi-
gestion are present, as fatuiency, uneasiness
Of the stomach, etc. A moisture like perspi
ration producing very disagreeable itching,
particularly at night after getting warm in
bed, is very common attendant. Internal,
external ana itching piles yield at once on the
application of DR.. Bosanko's Pile Remedy,
which acts directly upon the parts affected, alb
sorbing the Tumors, aliaying the intense itch
ing and cffecting permanent cure where all
other remedies have failed. Do not delay until
the drain Of the system produces permanent
disability, but try it and be clred. Price so
cents. Ask your druggist for it, and if You
you cannot obtain it of him, we will send it
prerai', on receipt Of price. Address The b.
rar k . Medicine Co., Piqua, Ohio.
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MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.

The County Commissioners will meet again at p
Il. to-day.
The Board of Equalization held brief meeting
yesterday and az journed until Thursday.
Trains viii he runnig to Excelsior, on he Minnie
apolis Il st. Louis extension. by the middle of the
week.
Arthur Clinton met with an accident IN the loss Of
a finger on a buzz saw, al FletchcrS mill on
Saturday.
J.R Kus formerly a conductor on the Milwaukee
road, died Saturday at the Cottage hospital of cancer
of the stomach
The congregation of tire Washington avenue
Methodist church will hold their meeting in a tent
until their new church is finls ned,
Telephone communication can now be had with
Excelsior the line is completed to that place and
being rapidly pushed to 4 AXE Park.
Chas. j. Bartleson ard Wife are enjoying visit
from Mrs. Wright, of Aledo, H., she arrived Fri
day, bringing home with her their little daughter
Blanche, who has teen in Illinois about year.
Rev. DR.. Roy Field, secretary OF The American
Missionary association, preached able sermon at
Pilgrim church on Sunday morning, Oh the work of
the association among the southern freedmen,
Saturday Geo Goodrich was tried and found
guilty of malicious destruction of property, upon
complaint of Lena Johnson. To-day one.half of
the s. fine paid to the complaining witness, by
order of the court under the law which thus recon-
penses her for her injury.
The issue of the city directory will be delayed
probably until Thursday. Q. v. Davidson is having
prepared map with Minneapolis as centre, show
ing Minneapolis, Still water, st. Paul, Anoka and
other towns. The map is circular III form, the otsn-
eter is measured by saltwater the east aud tie
edge of Henuepin couuiy on the west. Il Is 27x34
inches, shows the location of all oGntry roads, the
lakes aud all points of interest," aud will be most
vauable addition to the geographical charts OF Min
neapolis and vicinity.
Deputy Sheriff johnson is the latest reported
victim. He lives on the outskirts of the city and
on account of his lonely location ge .erany keeps
his lamp burning for COMPANY. About two o'clock
this morning Mrs. J, husou az oke and man
looking at her. She screamed and The fellow van-
oused instanter. Her husband fearing she had the
nightmare tried to arose her by shaking during
whi. b time the burglars rnsde The best of tH'i If
time in getting away from the premises. Upon in
spection he found his loss to consist of Iair of
p ns, a shirt, valuable stud 81 55 in money, and
the last but not least, his rights sleep.
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Ashton & Sherburne's Addition.
TO Young Men--A Sure Cure.

The awful effects Of early vice, which brings or.
ganic weakness, destroying both mind and body,
with all its DIRE dfu ills, permanently cured. The
symptoms before consumption Gets ia are palpita-
ton of the hears, timidity, trembling, nervous dis
charges dyspepsia etc., with those sad conditions of
mind so much to be feared, rgetfulness, chaos of
ideas, sadness Of spirit, ugly imagining, dislike in
or those entering that happy life. of pbysi-
cal debility, exciability of the nervous organic DIM
unitiop. other Irregularities quickly assisted.
Young people losing their health, spending time
with pretending qnscks and unsuitable treatment,
forcing diseases into cir b,des with deadly poi
causing fatal disorders to the head throat nose,
liver and Iurgs stomach and bowels, speedily cured
No false modesty shond prevent them calling oncs
on DR. WASsERZUa, 439 jackson St b-tween
eth and 8th up stairs. The doctor can be consulted
at auy time, at his office and family resden at the
above place DIR. Wasserzug will positively stay
here II months Medicine for chronic diseases sent
every here. Write and merton symptoms.
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Estate of Pierre Chouteau, deceased.
That strip of land between Broad
way and the following tract of land,
viz: Commencing at nelly corner of
land sold by G T Whitney and 9th
ers to Jos A Bullen in 1852, in sex
of section 81, town 20, range 90,
being 100 It My On W line Of Kilt
sons Addition to st. Paul, from
nw'ly corner of land in said Sc
conveyed by B F Hoyt to Neal.Mc.
Henry; thence WHY on n line of said
Bullen's land 153 # to land formerly
owned by Bridget O'Connor; thence
My along said O'Connor's e line 50
#; thence ely parallel with first
named line to the line of said Kilt
sons Addition; thence SLY on line
of said Kittson's Addition so # to
Estate of Pierre Chouteau, Jr., de-
ceased. That strip of land between
Broadway street and the following
tract of land, viz: Commencing at
point on line of Canada street,
IS # My from nw'ly corner of land
sold by C T Whitney and Others to
j A Bullen in 1852, (being in sex,
section 81, town %, range 22);
thence My on ely line of said Cana
da street s # more or less, to the
line of Joel Whitney's Addition to
st. Paul; thence ely along the line
of said Joel Whitney's Addition and
along the line Of ]. G Dayion's en-
largement TO st. Paul, to the W line
of Kttsou's Addition to st. Paul;
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Notice to Creditors.

State of Minnesota, County of Ramsey--In Probate
court.
In the matter Of the estate of Thomas Cunningham,
deceased.
Notice is hereby given to all persons having
claims and demands against the estate of Thomas
Cunningham. late of the county of st. Louis, stare
of Missouri deceased, that The Judge Of the Probate
Court of said county of Ramsey will hear, examine
and adjust claims ard demands against said estate
at his Cfce liz Saiut Paul. in said county, the first
Monday of the month of August. 1881, the same
being the first Gayof said month, and that six
months from the 18th day of June, 1884, have been
limited and al owed by said Probate Court for cred
itors to present their claims.
BRIDGET CUNNINGHAM,
Administrative of the esta'e of Thomas Cunning
ham, dece sed. June law Tues
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Notice to Creditors.

State of Minnesota, County of Ramsey-In Probate
Court.
In the matter of the estate of John r. Harris, de-
ceased.
Notice Ia hereby given to all persons having
claims and demands against the estate of John q.
Harris lae of the county of Bar sey deceased that
the Judge of The Probat- Court of said unity will
hear, examine and adjust claims and demands
against said estate at his Office n Saint Paul. in said
county, on the brst Monday of the mouth of August
1884, the same being the fret day of said month, and
that six months from the 18th day of June, 1887,
have been limited and allowed by said Probate Court
for creditors to present their claims.
ELIZA j. HARRIS,
Executrx OF the estate of John Il. Harris deceased
June II 4 v-Tues
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HUrh Darts.

The coroner's jury in the of Mrs. Davis,
rendered the following verdict:
We, the jury find that Mrs, Mollie Davis, the de.
ceased. came her d-sth by taking half ounce Of
day, July 9th, with suicidal iitent. The jdly would
state that they outsider the law OF Minnesota con-
ceniug sale of poisons entirely inaoequate, aud
that the facilities for procuring poison are too great
in this ciy for the public safety, and would rec
omnepd al drus gists to exercise greater in
dispensi: puis1ns of all descriptions.
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Opening and Extension Of IglGhart
Street.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
CITY OF ST. PAUL. Mimi, July 9, 1881.
Notice is hereby given by the Board OF Pub
lie Works in and for the city of st. Paul, Mimi,
that the assessment of benefits, damages,
costs and expenses, arising from the opening
and extension of Iglehart street from Macku-
bin street to Lexington street, in said city,
has been completed and entered of record by
said Board, and that said assessment was duly
confirmed by said Board on the LIST day of
July, 1881.
JOHN HARRINGTON, President.
Official K. L. GoRMAN,
Clerk Board of Public Works. 1898
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THE COURTS.
District COmrt.

Before Judge Fanderburgh.
Jam s Nj. Dayton James R. Dayton On trial.
James " Dayton is Gu the stand witness for the
plaibtlt1. his Cat is to recover Ss,S75.
NEW GASES,
Tim warerstein Co., We. n. b. Karwood. Com
plant fled.
Tin Wallerstein L Co VS.. n. B. HARDWOOD, de-
PENDANT and Curtis II. Petit, garuishee. Affidavit
for garli ia cnt fled.
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ORLANDO SIMONS, District Judge
June 2l.Tue. and Fri. 3W

CTATE OF MINNESOTA, RAMSEY COUNTY
y District Court Second Judicial District.
Charles Tolomer against Vittoria Botta rolomer.
In the nsme Of the State of Minnesota to the above
named defendant:
You are hereby summoned and required to answer
the complaint of the above named plaintiff which is
filed in the office of the Clerk of the District Court
of Ramsey county, and to serve copy of your an
the subscribed at 1873 Fort street. in the city
of ST. Paul. within thirty days after the service of
this summons on you, exclusive Of the day of such
service. and if you fail to answer the complaint
aforesaid the plaintiff will apply to the Court for
tee relief demanded in the complaint.
Dated, St. Paul, June 9th. 1881
JOHN B. BRJSBIN,
Plaintiffs Attorney, St. Paul, Mimi
Jun 7.7w-T Tues
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