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Constantly on land and for sale, choice specimens
the follow ing varieties Of fowls.

Dark and Light Brahmas, Buff, White
Partridge Cochins, White and Brown Le.
horns, Dorkines, Poli.h, Hamburgs, Pk
mouth Rocks, Game and Sebright Bantsn.s
Bronze Turkeys, Pekin, Aylesbuy.
ROuen Ducks. - Safe arrival Of eggs
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For further information send stamp for illustrated cir
clars to GEO BAYLtY, p o. Box I771, &. F. Cal
Price List-Eggs:
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Streets Oakland Address y Box III. Francisco
California
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THE GREAT EnGLisH REmHfDl1 II D

Is a never.fafling cure for ner.
vous debility, exhausted vital,
ity, seminal weakness, eper
matorrhea, LOST MAN
HOOD, ,impotency, paralysis,
and all the terrible effects OF
self-abuse, youthful follies and
and excesses in maturer years
such as loss of memory, las
situde, nocturnal emission, a.
version to society, dimness OF
vision, noises in the head, the
vital fluid passing unobseryeJ
Daily globe., 1881-11-26
THE PERIL OF POWER.
ANOTHER ATTEMPT ON THE LIFE OF
THE GEAR.
A Novel Method Of Attack-Arrest of Many
Hieh-Toned People In Connection With
the Affair-Terriflc Storms In Grert Brit
ain-The Situation In Ireland, Etc.
RUSSIA.
ATTEMPT TO AssAssINATE THE czAR.

ATTEMPT TO AssAssINATE THE GEAR.
VIENNA, Nov. 25.-A report has been re.
ceived here of an unsuccessful attempt made
by the Nlhilists against the czar's life. The
imperial family in consequence decided upon
removing at once from Gatschina. The Rus
sian police, without letting the fact become
known, made many arrests in st.
Petersburg, Charkow and Telermi-
goff. Among the prisoners are the
chief of police of an important provincial city,
two daughters of high state official and two
Jewish merchants, besides number of stu.
dents and members of the Nihilist party.
The plot was an extraordinary one. It
was decided to cause balloon 10 ascend at
Gatschina, carrying a quantity of dynamite
and explosive fire balls, together with an ap-
pliance to cause the balloon to fall within the
palace yard, when it would explode and
set the palace on fire. In the confusion it was
intended to seize the czar and family. The
machinery seized shows that everything was
in readiness for the execution of the plot.
Daily globe., 1881-11-26
PERSONAL.

Hon. R. A. Mott, Faribault, is at the Met
ropolitan.
Senator Mcmillan will leave for Washing
ton Monday next.
Mayor w. 81. Dyke, Faribault, was greeting
his old st. Paul friends yesterday.
Hon. J. W. Taylor, United States consul at
Winnipeg, is spendinga few days at his home
in st. Paul.
The Misses Banning, accompanied by their
mother, are home from successful profes.
sional visit to Winnepeg.
c.. Morgan, A. L. Coggshall, New York
city; f. L. Kimall, st. Louis; Mr.. 81. Ismon
Chicago; W. L. Peck, Glendive, at the Met.
ropolitan.
Mr.. W. q. Temple, and family, left for
New York city yesterday. Mr.. Temple will
only be absent for few weeks, but his family
will remain In the East for the winter.
W. T. Dye, Esq, of Winona, well known to
the state for his long connection with the
Winona Republican, and his connection with
the order Of Odd Fellows,is at the Merchants
At the Merchants: n. C. Akin, sioux civ.
G. Brooks, Fargo; DR.. j. r. Howes, Brainerd. .
D. Mcdonald, Winnepeg; B. f. McKall'
Moorhead; c. 8. Rice, LIE Sueur; Col, W. w
Sanderson, Q. 8. A.
C. F. Mailer, ESQ.,, of D. W. Inpersol, g
Co., with his family, left last evening for
Canton, s. c., where the family viii snend tSa
winter with relatives. Mr.. Mailer viii ha oh
sent some two weeks.
Hon. W. n. Yale, Hon. John Randall,
VIM. Thompson, Hon. o. B. Gould. and ssr'
eral other citizens of Winona are in the citv in
attendance upon the sittings of the cIcims
commission under the bond act.
Daily globe., 1881-11-26
ENGLAND.
RAvAaEs OF THE STORM.


LONDON, Nov. 25.-A storm has ragged since
Tuesday with terrific violence. At Storno-
way the sea broke over the beach and invaded
the streets. Eight fishing boats were de-
stroyed. The Ardiguar hotel, at Fort William,
was flooded by the sea, and three or four feet
of gravel left IN the rooms. The pier was
much damaged. At Black Pool the sea swept
through the windows into many houses, and
cabs were blown over. The sea rushed down
the streets, one thorougfare being under six
feet of water. In Ireland the gale was very
severe. At Port Ardowa roofs of houses
were carried across several streets. At Sligo
a schooner was blown ashore and bridge
partially destroyed. At Derryhead, Queens
county, a man named Moran was killed by
house being blown down. Part of the roof of
the railway terminus at Limerick was carried
away. Similar reports are received from
storm was the severest known for many
years. At Spiddal, county Galway it was
the worst experienced for half a century.
Shipping on the coast suffered terribly. In
addition to the loss Of the ship Culzean
and crew the Thames foundered
and three seamen were drowned
The bark Baraboo from Rongoon for Liver
pool, was totally wrecked in West Bay, Penn
brokeshire- All hands were saved except the
captain. A Drlgantlne was seen about mile
and quarter outside Adrossa, battling with
the gale on Wednesday. but she foundered
and her crew, seven or eight in number, were
lost. Her majes.y's ship Spiegle put into
Queenstown, greatly damaged.
RAILROAD CASUALTY.
A passenger train from Edenburg approach
ing Tayport station came in collision with a
goods train. The engine of the latter was
driven bodily into the Vail. Four, persons
were killed and eight injured.
Daily globe., 1881-11-26
IRELAND,

INTENTION OF THE GOVERNMENT.
LONDON, Nov. 25.-N is understood it is
the intention of the government to release all
imprisoned members of the house of COM
mons before the commencement of parlia-
ment, provided no reasonable conspiracy ex-
lists and tenants are not intimidated from ap-
plying to the land courts. The principal
Irish judges strongly deprecate any suspen-
sion Of trials by jury.
wILFUL MURDER.
The coroners jury returned verdict of will
full murder against Sub Inspectors O'Brien
and Boucher, who commanded the police, on
the occasion of the killing of Mansfield, at
Bally Rsgget, county Kilkenny, on the 9th of
October. Warrants for their apprehension
will be issued.
ANOTHER ARREsT-THE LADIES' LEAGUE.
DUBLIN, Nov. 25.-Maloney, wealthy mer-
chant and active member of the land league,
has been arrested on the charge
of intimidating from paying rents
and circulating ssno rent" manifestoes.
It is reported Maloney's wife will be arrested,
followed by vigorous action towards the
ladies league.
continue its meeting.
MORE ARRESTS.
There we're four arrests under the coercion
act to-day.
CHURCH WRECKED.
A Protestant church in rural district Of
county Cork has been wrecked.
LAND LEAGUE OFFICIAL ARRESTED.
Phillips, accountant Of the Land League has
been arrested under the coercion act
ELECTION AT CORK.
CORK, Nov. 25.-In the municipal election
to-day the Land League candidates we're de-
feated in four of six contested wards The
Liberals gained one seat.
Daily globe., 1881-11-26
FIFE ENGINE TEST.
Arrival Of the LaFrauce Engine to Cor
With the Siisby Machine.

Arrival Of the LaFrance Engine to Cope
With the Siisby Machine.
The LaFrance steam IRE engine to take part in
the public contest for favor With the city authorities
with the silsby engine has arrived and IL housed st
engine house No. 1. Mr.. Asa LAFrance represents
the firm In person, and In the trial the engiee VIII
be handled by Mr.. Lem Baglsy. The La France
engine IKE the Gilsby, Was manufactured with spec.
ial reference to this contest and the
sale il dependent upon the outcome. The
machine attracted good deal Of attention yester.
day, and il doing injustice to the sleby to say
that the general comment was decidedly dstterins.
It II, while evidently constructed for wear, veEy
snowy, all the metal work. boiler hubs, sxles, etc,
being nickel pls,ed. Indeed, were the other dear
charmer, he silsby) away, there would be no doubt
Of the mschtne giving satisfaction, but the council
has laid down the tests and efficiency II to decide
not the looks. Whatever may be the result how
ever It II certain the city VIII geta good machine.
As has before been stated. the trial win take place
Tuesday next. Chief Strong has selected point
little west Of Bridge street. ut the foot Of the blu
for the trial, where platform to give the twenty
three feet lift is being constructed by members Of
the department. The tests are especially trying,
and the machine that wins win be good one.
Daily globe., 1881-11-26
WASHINGTON.
DissenslOns In the Department of Juftice
Minor Matters.

DlssenslOns In the Department of Juftice
Minor Matters.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 25.-Acting Attorney
General Phillips declines to say anything for
publication about his reported misunderstood.
ing with A. M. Gibson, identified with the
star route investigations. 1t is believed Phil.
lips will accept Gibson's report wien he has
satisfied himself that 1t was submitted in good
faith at the instance of Macveagh. Meantime
Chief Clerk Milhken, of the depart
ment Of justice, to Gibson, inquiring
by what authority he assumes the title of spe.
cial assistant attorney for the United States. It
Is further reported that Gibson replied at some
length, addressing his letter to Phillips. The
latter says that no communication from Glib
son. excepting the report referred to, has yet
rerched him.
MISCELLANEOUS MATTERS.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 25-A brief cabinet
session to-day was devoted to social converse.
ton.
The Indian Territory legislature has voted
the right Of way for new railroad.
At the close Of business to-day $10,163 $50
In United States bonds had been received at
the treasury department. for redemption under
the 105th call.
From the fact that three postoface inspect
ors have been before the grand jury, 1t is be-
ieved that body has entered upon the star
route investigation.
81. B. Mullett is here trying to have James
G. Hill, supervising architect of the treasury,
removed, and to secure the appointment of
his partner, W. G.. Stsinmetz, Of Brooklyn, to
the place.
Daily globe., 1881-11-26
Dion and schafsr Win.

NEW YORK, Nov. 25.-In the billiard match
Dion defeated Carter, who made 154, In q
game Of 81 innings. This gives Dion the first
in the tournament, $1,000. and the diamond
emblem, s ne having n won seven seven games n o;s Of
runs, IL, 8, z; Carter's best runs, 81, 16, 9.
The last game Of the regular series brought
together Sexton and Schaefer. This proved
to be the finest specimen of billiard playing
seen during the tournament, and was finally
won by Schaefer, making his 200 in the 59th
inning. Sexton made 172. This was the
sixth game won by Schaefer, and gives him
the second prize, 500. Schaefer's best runs,
19, IA, IL; Sexton's best runs, 25, II, 10.
Daily globe., 1881-11-26
Social Evil Cases

The trial of the social evil cases, upon in
dictments by the recent grand jury, were COM
menced in the district court yesterday, before
Judge Brill. Two cases were disposed of,
those of Emma Lee and Nellie OTIS, both of
whom were found guilty. Considerable trouble
was experienced. in securing juries, the chal-
lenges on account of having formed opinions
being enforced to their utmost both by County
Attorney Egan and counsel for the defense.
In the case Of Emma Lee the jury were out
about an hour and a half, but in that of Nellie
Otis the jury were not out more than five min
days was secured, the defendants beng held
upon their original bonds of $500 each. There
are still some half dozen similar cases to be
tried, the result of which can be easily con-
iecturec from the verdicts in the foregoing.
Daily globe., 1881-11-26
RIVER IMPROVEMENT.
A Committee to Garry Out tho Plans OF the
st. Louis Convention.

st. Louis Convention.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 25.-Hon. Mark H. Dun
nell, president of the river improvement con-
vention, recently held in this city. has, under
resolution adopted by the convention, ap-
pointed the following named gentlemen com.
mittee to carry out the plans and projects set
forth In the platform of the convention: Hon.
2. 0. Stanard, chairman. st. Louis; Hon. E..
Underwood, Louisville; 8. F. Covington, Gin
cinnati; j. T. Stockdale, Pitts.
burg; Hon. Nathan Cole, st. Louis;
VIM. P. Halliday, Cairo; c. C. Sturtwant,
Minneapolis; Michael McEnnis, St. Louis: E'
T. Jones, Nashville; VIM. Crooks, st. Paul,
Jos. Craig, st. Joseph, Mo-; Hoa. Duncan T.
Kenner, New Orleans; Hon. Geo. II. French,
Davenport; VIM. F. Phelps, Winona: F. P.
Baker, Topeka, Ks.; d. G.. Stork, Omaha; R.
6: Stevens, Madison; Hon. Logan 8. Root,
Little Rock; Alex Campbell, West Virginia;
Geo. L. Wright, st. Louis, Secretary.
Daily globe., 1881-11-26
GERM
AMEp1cAN FESTIVITIES.

BERLIN, Nov. 25.-The Americans here
celebrated Thanksgiving by grand banquet.
Everett, first secretary in charge of the lega-
tion, presided, and proposed the health of
Emperor William and President Arthur.
Herr Greist, in responding to the toast to the
emperor, said: "Nowhere more than in Ger
many was the nat on esteemed which shed so
much blood for the abolition of slavery"
Baron Won Derheidt, Court Chaplain, Herr
Frowmel, and all the American colony OF Ber-
lin were present.
Daily globe., 1881-11-26
Funeral Of j. II, Matthews,

The members of the old Pioneer hook and
ladder company and Pioneer Relief asGocia-
ton are requested to meet at the hook and
ladder rooms at O'Clock p. m, Saturday the
26th, to attend the funeral of J. II. Matt theWs
an old member. F. BRUEuR, President.
Daily globe., 1881-11-26
Tho weather TO-DAY,

WASHINGTON Nov. 28,1. m.-Indications:
For the lake region, partly cloudy weather,
occasional light snow and southwest to north.
west winds. In upper lake region, rising bar.
ometer, stationary or lower temperature. Up
per Mississippi and Missouri valleys, partly
cloudy weather and light snow In northern
portion, winds mostly from northwest to
southwest, rising barometer, stationary or
lower temperature.
Daily globe., 1881-11-26
Poisoned by Mistake.

Especial Telegram to the Globe.
FARao, Nov. 25.-Miss Ada Rice, sister of
Mrs. Lamont, of the Headquarters hotel, died
this evening from effects Of arsenic taken by
mistake for magnesia.
Daily globe., 1881-11-26
Executions Down South.

RICHARD JONES AT MARION COURT HOUSE, g. c.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 25.--Riehard Jones,
colored, was hanged at Marion court house
to-day, for the murder of James Harrett, q
prominent citizen of that county. A brother
of Richard Jones who participated in the
crime was hanged in June last. Richard
denied that he was guilty of the crime for
which he was hanged, and in a wild harrangue
to the crowd in front of the Jail he announced
that he was going to heaven where he would
meet them all.
HENRY JOHNSON AT sUMPTER, 8. c.
SUMTER, 8. c., Nov. 25.-Henry johnson
was hung to-day, for the murder of John
Davis. The execution was private. He made
full confession during the trial, saying a
coniurer had given him charms to shoot
Davis, win his wife and avoid the penalty. He
only succeeded in winning his wife; the other
charms failed him.
JOS. HARRIS, AT ROGERsv1LLB, TENN.
RoGERsv1LLE, Tenn, Nov. 25.-Joseph
Harris was hanged here this sfternoon, for the
murder of two men, Brown and Heck, whom
he butchered in bed, and Then robbed yea,
ago. Death was quick There was good
order among the large crowd present.
Daily globe., 1881-11-26
JOS. HARRIS, AT RoaERsv1LLE, TENN.

Dr.. Hammond says he will not go to Wash
ngton to testify In the Guiteau case If ifty
bpoenes are sent after him.
Daily globe., 1881-11-26
WEARISOME WRANGLING
ANOTHER DAY OF GUITEAU'S TRIAL
DR4GS ITSELF PAST.

The Defendant As Usual MOnOpolizes the
Time He Makes Another Senseless
statement The Judge Threatens to
Gag Him-A Number of Witnesses Ex-
amined-An Iusight into the History of
the Guiteau Family, Etc.
Daily globe., 1881-11-26
Smallpox OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Beeom-
ing General.

Smallpox. The mere pronunciation Of the words
Is q scare They were injected into the ear of
GLOBE reporter yesterday, the cass being reported
on Rice street, the attending physician being DR..
Davenport. DR.. Davenport was seen only to learn
thst his case simply chicken pox. Later In the
day rumor said Dr.. .Sraith was the phyeician in
charge of tho genuine smallpox case
the location being in tins family named
Schaff on Rice street. While Dr. Smith
Ii not certain yet that he has real case he has quar-
sntined the house, and no fears Of spread Of toe
disease need be apprehended from this case if it
should prove to be genuine In the meantime it is
pleasant to knoS citizens are cooperating with the
physicians, especially In the way Of vaccination,
which is being very generally resorted to- and no
alarming spread of the disease is anticipated
Daily globe., 1881-11-26

The grand jury has indicted Jones for as
sault with intent to kill Guiteau.
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BEL.L.AIRE.

The National Glass Works will probably De
at work by next week.
Elmer seaton, a colored child Of the First
v ard, was buried Tuesday.
Miss Alice Kinssy returned Tuesday from
a visit 10 relatives near Fairmont,
The third and last OF William McLain's
children died OF diphthSria Tuesday morn
ing.
Lyle Thoburn Is in his old place at X. ".
Nelson's for awhile. Tom DAnfOrd Is at ST,
ClAirSvilie,
A child OF Alex, DArrah, Gravel Hill, died
Tuesday morning and will be buried ut two
o'clock Wednesday afternoon.
Rev. Gordon has informed the Presbyterian
Session that he is going TO leave, He has
been here but q few weeks and has not even
been installed,
Bellaire Water Works vs.. the Wheeling
ScRvengsTs attracts attention. The only way
~ avoid the hith that finds It's way Into the
river Is TO got watrr from the bills. The hlth
will find Its way TO the river.
1hers were some book agents before the
School Board Monday evening, each endeAvor-
ing t1 convince the members Of the superior
merits OF \ certain arithmetic but the Board
made no change In the present arrangement.
Professor John l.. Steele was chosen teacher
OF the High School Tor the next year, by the
School Board, Monday evening. Mr., Steele
has been teaching the ParEersburg High
school for the past two years, and has given
great satisfaction. The salary was raised from
1900 to $500,
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nARTIA,s RERRY.

The bEicklAyen began work on Mr.. Rat
cliffs house Monday.
Mr.. George Green, from Wellsburg, made 4
flying trip to this place yesterday.
Miss Clara Bird has returned from q two
weeks visit among friends in steubenville.
This is pleasant weather for the camp meet.
ing, and the week day attendance Is unusual
ly good.
The boys can uoW have more than two
weeks for fishing, but n vacation is not SO
desirable.
DIR. A. K. 0ng was summoned by despatch
to smithisld yesterday To attend his sister,
who is very III.
Miss Cora Thompson, from Steubenville, is
visiting Misses Clara and Hannah Bird, on
FaYette street,
Mis- Maggie Ralstsn returned Monday eve
ming from her summer visit among relatives
In Richmond, Indiana.
Our town 10 sadly in need of protection
from ire, We are reminded of this at each
visitation OF the destructive flames. Not even
u hook and ladder company have we,
Ths MiSs,S Ranshaw and brother, from
Covingtun, KY, who have bstn visiting theiI
cousin, Miss Emily WarwoOd, the past three
weeks, returned home yesterday morning.
The middle furnace at the Buckeye Glass
Works was tired last week, and work viii
b'gin tomorrow morning, Forty or htty
new hands will be required, Two furnaces
will thsn be In operation.
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This Campmeetlng is still In progress In
the beautiful Walnut Grove, near Martins
Ferry. There are nov on fairgrounds the
following preachersi Rsvs. Butts, Presid'
Ing Elderj Keys, Of Bridgeport DR.
Lynch, Of Hewickley, Pa; Knight, o.
Warren; Barnes, Of the Reformed EpisCo'
pal Church, Wheeling, and Stewart, o.
Wintersville. DIS. Brooks and Day, Of
the East Ohio Conference, are expected
to-day.
Monday eveninps large crowd was pres.
ent. The attraction Of the evening was
the blacksmith preacher, Rev. Latch Nc,
CURE, OF Allegheny City, but being I'M.
aCCOuntably detained, hla place was &C
ceptsb'y filled by DR.. Lynch. Mr.. Nc.
Guire will BIZ present sooner or later. lie
halls from Martins Ferry rs the place Of
bis boyhood and early manhood. His con.
version was as remarkable asthe man him.
sHlf. He was like his groat Predecessor,
st. Paul. the chief OF sinners and vilest oil
the vile. He could swear until the boys
smelt birthstone. His own profanity was
the instance Of his conversion, and was 80
intense and satanic on one occasion as to
alarm the man himself, and from that
moment he began to seek Tor better ways,
and to-day he stands q miracle Of grace.
He lie now "blRCksnithing for God" and
pounds the iron Of the soul with the gos.
pei hammer, until the air is all aglimmer
with the sparkling, Of the truth.
Tuesday morning was occupied by a
sermon from the PresldiDg Elder, Rev.
Butts, followed by impressive communion
services. Rev. Butts has the elements that
produce conviction he 10 eturdy In logic,
earnest In delivery and himself fully per.
suaded that he Ia speaking the truth.
Rev. Mr.. Kennedy, preacher In charge,
has reason 10 expect excellent results
from the *otk now begun. The order
could not be better. The accommodations
are good and we'll arranged. Tho attend.
ahce ID daily increasing, and the minor
meeting are lndiCss OF the power already
beginning TO show itself. The music is &C.
ceptable, the organ being ID charge OF Mr..
Powers, OF Pittsburgh, who performs bic
part with general satisfaction.
When President Hayes Wal Governor OF
Ohio he made q speech In Walnut Grove.
He thought II was one Of The most beauti.
lul places he had ever been In.
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wheoIlpr District camp Meeting.

MoundsvilIe Camp Meeting will com.
mence this evening at u O'Clock with
preaching by the Presiding Elder, Rev.
Z. W. Ryan.
There are about l66 tents upon the
grounds, 1876 OF them now being occupied,
aud by tomorrow the whole number will
be filled. During the present season some
half q dozen tine GottSges have been erect.
ed, which are ornaments to the grounds
and models Of convenience Tor rural and
camp life.
The police arrangements are perfected
aud It 10 the intention OF the association
to strictly enforce law and maintain order.
The boarding tent is open to the general
public, and Ia \ great improvement on the
previous years. This department will 70.
Ceive further note; suffice TO state that
Thomas Branch has charge Of tho culinary
department and L. Manner the dining
room, which fact is O recommendation In
itself. For terms see advertisement III
this issue.
Revs. ]. ]. Dolliver, DR.. Fullerton, NJ.
F. Dryden and 7. B. Hughes are on the
grounds and ready for active work.
Secretary Lancaster and family are
upon the grounds.
Joe Alexander and family, Geo. Simp.
son and family, are among the late arriv.
ale. Jas. Bodley and family, OF New Or.
leans, La, are also quartered upon the
ground and have az their guests, Miss
Muller and Miss Edwards, Of Louisiana,
visiting them.
Persons desiring information and season
tickets can be supplied by calling at Mr..
John Bales Office, under the Mcclure
House.
The large tabernacle was erected yester.
day and comfortable benches placed
therein.