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OTArI OF MINNEsOTA-RAMsRY COUNTY
y 90. In Probate Court
deceased.
on reading and fling The petition Of JnEnes ".
Hesther Of said county, representing smeng other
thnRs that Elisabeth A. Heather, late OF said county,
on the 29th day Of Novrmner, A. D. lS8at St Paul,
isd interstate. and being IN nhaoftant OF tins county
st the time Of h-r death, leaving goods, chsttels
and estate within ths county, and nat tns :sid
md praying that administration Of said ssts be to
Is ordered, thatssid petition be hoard sfore the
Judee Of this court Monday, the 9th day Of jan
n.ry a D. 1872 It tan O'Clock A. n, q the pro-
bate ONCE In said county
Ordered further, that notice tn reof be given to
the hers Of said deceased and 70 ~ psrse rs inter
sucorsaive weeks prior to said DAY OF hearing m me
DAILY GLOBE, newspaper printed and published ct
Saint Paul, In said county
Dated 1t Saint Paul, the l2fh day Of ;Dece mber,
.. i'''' 'ns ' HENRY o,aoRMaN,
rrs1 Judge Of Probate.
Attest: Frank Robert Jr., Clerk dec t2-tus ~
CTATE OF MINNEsOTA-DISTRIoT COURT
- Racond judicial District County Of Ramsey
Lanes a. Davidson against The Keokuk Eorthan
Line Packet company.
sUMMOm.
The state Of Minnesota to the above named defena-
You are hereby summoned and required 70 answer
the Complaint In this action, which has teen hled
With the clerk Of said court and to serve copy OF
vonr sDever to the said complaint on the 50 oscbe,
- thtir once IN St Psul in said state, witt In twenty
DAYS after the service Of this summons upon you,
excIosive of the day Of such service, and II you
IAN To answer The said comp1aiet within the time
sfors aid, the plaintiff In this action WI take tude-
ment against You for the sum OF six hun drsd do.
lars With interest on two hundred dcliGs tnefeof
n m the art day of November, 1880. AMI interest
on two hundred dollar thereof from the ft day Of
Decewber, 1850 and interest on two bur dred dol.
lars thereof from the first day OF Jsnuarf lsoi as
Deeed Jsnuaey II, A D. 1851.
WILLIAMS & DAVIDSON,
Plaintiffs Attorneys St. PRl, MINI.
NOV WTuesW
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CONSULT
D r. w A SIS Err ZU e.!
regular graduate from Russian Poland, as his di
ploma win show, and practice win prove. on sll
Sexual Nervous and Special Diseases.

Udnsdltkddn NO ana Bck1Cty C0nuddn61.
Omcs-No. lss Jackson st., bet. It'll and 9Th, up
stairs, St. Paul, MINI.
Dr. wasserzug, having had experience and prsc-
dec for II years IN Europe, be consulted with the
greatest confidence on al diseases incident to the
suman system. When you have tried ali othey mears
and exhausted the skill Of medical practitioners In
cd chronic diseases consult Dr. Wssserzug, the Po-
fish physician. AL who have been tnjuriousy treated
are suffering from the direful Effects Of mercury
other mineral poison, those who may be deemed
tncurable, win seldom fail to find speedy and perma-
nent relief. Ostarrh in al its phases scorbuc Erup-
tons, Botchee OF the Skin, liberated Legs Cancers
rumors, Skin Diseases Of every hind, Rheumatism.
Scatics, Gout, Liver Complaint, Asthma, ssntery,
Piles, Fits. Dyspepss, Nervous Debility diseases Of
the Ear and Eyean Kidney and Urinary dt eases, &C.
All matters strictly condential and correspondence
answered. Special attention paid to IN Female dis
WaAerxug VIII positively stay here twelve months,
Medicine for chronic diseases sent everywhere,
WxiIA end mention symptoms.
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reported upon by the Board Of Public Works
Of date Oct. %, 1881.
NeiU Street,
From Fifth to Seventh Streets, reported upon
by the BOARD of Public Works Of date OCT. rs,
1881.
All in accordance with and ~ indicated ~
the red line on the profles thereof, ana a re-
norted mon as being proper and necessary. by
the Board of Public Works, of dates named
above, which reports were adoptsd by the
Common Council At their meeting held Deceia-
9Th, 1881.
The profles indicating the proposed changes
ara on ale and can be eeen in this Office.
By Order of Common Council.
THOS. A. PREkDERG asst,
la.t2. tneA sat-3w City Clerk.
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OTATE OF MINNEsOTA-RAMsEY COUNTY
y %. In Probate court.
In the matter Of the estate Of Caroline Emei1 Haas,
deceased.
o, reading and fling the petition Of deoree Haas,
Of said county, rspresentiDg, among Other things
that caroline Emelis Haas, late Of said couay, ON
the 18th day Of April, 4. D. 1877, ct ST. Pau IN said
county, died intestste, and being IN tnhsIitant Of
this county 1t the time Of her death, lesving goods
chattes and estate within this county and that the
said petitioner u the father Of said deces and
prsd 2 that administration Of said estate be to
him granted:
Il e ordered, fhat said petition be heard before the
ceSer A. 1881, ct 10 O'Clock .. me-, st the probate
of8cs In ssid county.
ord,rsd further, that notice thereof DO given to
The heirs Of said deceased, and to al parsons inter
eetsd, by publishng copy Of this order for three
successve weelu prior to sad day Of hesrins ia the
DAILY dLoBE, nswspsper printed and pub hshed 1t
ot Paul, In said county.
1881.
By the Court HsNRY O'dORHAN,
Att e. Fran. Robert, IT,, merk. nov n-zv-sue
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MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
OFFICE 81 HENNEp1N AVENUE.

For advertising rates apply at the office. No re-
ceipts for advertising or subscriptions ID Ainheapo
valid unless bearing the signature of J Z. Ward.
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CITY NOTICE.
CHANGE OF STREET GRADES
C1rY CLHRK's OFFICE.
ar. PAUL, MINI. Dec. II, 1851. }

a.. PAU, MINI. Dec. 10, ISL.
Notice il hereby gives that the Common
Council Of the City Of Saint Paul vii. ct their
meeting to be held on the Srd day OF January.
1852, at 7:so O'Clock P M, :t the Gsan.
change of grade on the following streets, b.
tween the points named, viz:
Exchange Street,
At WIlkiu street. Also, q change on Exchange
street. from Walnut street TO Eagle street, 70.
ported upon by the Board OF Public Works OF
date Oct. %, 1881.
Western AUessese,
From Summit to Ashland Avenues; also West
ern Avenue, from Goodrich to Won ninden
streets. reported upon to tho Board Of Public
Works Of date Oct %, 1881.
Ramsey Street,
From Summit Avenue to Wilkin Street. Ie.
renorted upon by the Board of Public Works
of date Oct. %, 1881.
Cedar Street,
From Second to Seventh Streets; also from
Seventh to Twelfth Streets. reported upon by
the Board OF Public Works OF date Oct. ~
1881.
Fourth Street,
From Wabashaw to Jackson Streets; also rom
Jackson to Broadway streets, reported upon
by the Board OF Public Works OF date Oct. ~,
1881.
Fifth Street,
From jackson to Broadway Streets, reported
upon by the Board of Public Works OF date
Oct. %, 1881.
SiCth Street.
From jackson to Broadway Streets, reported
upon by the Board of Public Works OF date
Oct. %, 1881.
Ninth Street.
From Jackson to Broadway Streets; also from
Broadway to Neill Streets, reported upon by
the Board of Public Works Of date Oct. ~,
1881.
Canada Street,
From Pearl to Ninth Streets, reported upon
bv the Board of Public Works Of date Oct. ",
1851.
ROs0bel Street,
From Eighth street to the Levee, reported up
on by the Board of Public Works Of date Oct.
%, 1881.
StbIey Street,
From the Levee to Eighth Street, reported up
~ phil lie W.NrkQ n
%, 1881.
T0cOaSt0 Street.
From Eighth Street to the Levee, reported up
on by the Board of Public Works OF date OCT.
%, 1881.
Olnaste0d Street,
From DeBow to Saltwater Streets, reported
upon by the Board of Public Works OF date
Oct. 20, 1881.
Glencoe Street,
From Columbia to Mississippi Streets, report
ed upon by the Board of Public Works OF date
Oct %, 1881.
Louis Street,
From Rondo Street to Nelson Ayenve, reported
upon by the Board of Public Works OF date
Oct. %, 1881.
Jay Street,
From Dale to Mackubin Streets, reported upon
by the BoaId of Public Works OF date Oct. ~,
1881.
Marshall Avessue,
From Mackubin Street to Western Avenue,
reported upon BY the Board Of Public Works
Of date Oct. %, 1881.
O0E Street,
From Ramsey to Third Streets, reported upon
by the Board of Public Works Of date Oct. Is.
Wizzcj4s Street,
From Ramsey to McBoal Streets, reported mp
on by the Board of Public Works Of date Oct.
%, 1881.
Smith Street,
From Douglas to Exchange Streets, reported
upon by the Board Of Public Works OF dste
Oct. 2S, 1881.
franklin Street,
From Elm to Third Streets, reported npon by
the Board Of Public Works Of date Oct q,
1881.
Walnut Street,
From P1essant Avepue to Spring Street. re-
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-12-20
TO YOUNG MEN.
4 Sure Cure

The awful effects Of early Woe, which brings or
ganic weakness, destroying both mind and body,
with N III dreadful us, permanently cured The
symptoms before consumption sets in are palpita-
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charges, dyspepsia ETC., with those sad conditions Of
mind 20 much 70 be feared, forgetfulness chaos Of
IDEAS sadness Of spirit ugly imagining, dislike In
social life and brooding melancholy Married men,
OF those entering that happy life, aware Of physi
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quick cure guaranteed. NO MINERALS USED
Young people losing their health, spending time
with pretending quacks and unsuitable treatment
forcing diseases into their bodies with deadly poi
cons causing fatal disorders to the head
liver and lungs, stomach and bowels, speedily cured
No false modesy should prevent them calling ut oncs
on
DIR. wASSERZUG,
439 Jackson St., bet. 9TH and Sth, Up Stairs.
The doctor can be consulted at any time, ct hie
ONCE and family residen,e ct the above place. Dr..
Wasserzug VII positively stay here II months
Medicine for chronic diseases sent everywher'
writee and mention symptoms
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Marshall AUe4eaxe,

From Mackubin Street to Western Avenue,
reported upon by the Board Of Public Works
| of date Oct %, 1881. ~
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Smith Street,

From Douglas to Exchange Streets, reported
upon by the Board Of Public Works OF dste
Oct. %, 1881.
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Oak Street,

From Ramsey to Third Streets, reported upon
by the Board of Public Works Of date Oct. 70,
1881.
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WdJEi7s Street,

From Ramsey to McBoal Streets, reported MP
on by the Board of Public Works Of date Oct.
%, 1881.
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franklin Street,

From Elm to Third Streets, reported npon
the Board of Public Works Of date Oct. q
1881.
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WaZsut Et4eet,

From Pleasant Avenue to Spring Street, re-
ported upon by the Board Of Public Works Of
date Oct. IS, 1881.
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Chestnut Street,

From Pleasant Avenue to Spring Street, re-
ported upon by the Beard Of Public Works Of
date Oct. %, 1881.
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From Dale to Mackubin Streets, reported upon
by the BoaId of Public Works Of date Oct. %,
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McB00I Street,

From Douglas to Wilkil Streets, reported up
on by the Board of Public Works Of date Oct.
%, 1881.
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Canada Street,

From Pearl to Ninth Streets, reported upon
by the Board of Public Works Of date Oct. ",
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Fourth Street,
Fxfth Street,
Sicth Street.

From jackson to Broadway Streets, reported
upon by the Board of Public Works OF date
Oct. %, 1881.
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Ninth Street.

From Jackson to Broad way Streets; also from
Rroadway to Neill Streets, reported upon by
the Board of Public Works of date Oct. %,
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From Rondo Street to Nelson Ayenve, reported
upon by the Board of Public Works OF date
Oct. %, 1881.
The Goldsboro star. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1881-18??, 1881-09-03

must have anticipated the great commo,
lion at sen aud gone rp tho quiet little
stream.
De. Arendcll, one Of tho Oldest, most
respectable aud dcservlrg citizens, asserts
that he never before bchcld such rhc.
nomcnon. tp at Newport. where tho
stream IL ten feet wide, we aro informed
that il Is entirely blocked up ~ ilsh and
wcdgcd In with pcn,cises. Now, how
these porpoises can turn around or back
ont, to let the fish How back, Il more than
your correspondent can tell.
To-day the birds arc slowly making
their way back. Where they went, why
they went and how they knew so far In
advance Of the approaching storm, will
ever be n mystery. 8at
Since tho birds hogan their return, q
telcgium received by Capt. Gabrielsona an
nounces tho passage Of the hurricane n
Iattcras. II was Of almost uncxamplcd
severity. The seas ran like mountains
and broke clear across the banks. The
birds wero right 10 thor calculations. To
day Eve boats left for Newport 10 captur,
fish and see tho strange scenes.
The Goldsboro star. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1881-18??, 1881-09-03
A SAD LESSON.

The fate Of Jennie Cramcr, the
young New Haven girl whose mys.
tcrious murder is now undergoing
judicial investigation, should be a
sad warning 70 parents and guar
dians. The circumstances Of this
sad case can be traced directly to q
proper want of parental caution,
We believe in allowing the young as
much license as IS consistent with
reasonable caution, but the extent
y which tho young people are al
lowed to'cxercisc their discretion Of
what constitutes right and wrong
should bc carefully measured. The
young being guilcless themselves are
generally, il not always inclined to
look upon oil others as equally in
nocent and harmless. Those who
have reached maturer years can ties
tify to q far different experience
Happy is it for us that in our goo,
old State, such horrors as the New
Haven mystery are almost entirely
unknown, but still such is the cvi
tendency of the times that parents
cannot BIO too cautious. - Initor
The Goldsboro star. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1881-18??, 1881-09-03

the passenger car window few
nights before, which passed between
two passengers, and to the shooting
at same car.
Isn't it about time that these mis-.
creants should be stopped in their
fiendlsh intentions. Human life Is
too precious to be left to the tender
mercy Of such devils incarnatc. ..
We can hear Of no motive Of spite
or revenge, and must conclude that
II proceeds from tho coolest blooded
wantonness--a reckless disregard
for human life.
Cursed be tho creature so vile in
instinct and so diabolical in endeav.
or, as TO perceive pleasant pastime
in such sport as killing innocent
people--persons unknown to the
miscreants and who never did them
harm in word or deed.
Are not the railroad authorities
able to employ an expert detective
to ferret out the criminals and bring
them to justice? or will they wait
for wreck, or a death, before real
izing the necessities Of the situa.
ton?
A shrewd Deceive, we've no doubt
could easily find the offenders and
break up the hcllish gang. No time
should be lost in putting all the ma
chinery representing the majesty of
the law on the track of the would.bc
Our statutes are full and explicit
on this oilense and conviction would
not be difficult Of attainment, we're
the culprits once caught.
Everybody in the neighborhood
Of the spot should constitute himself
a detective for searching out the
matter. No one knows when, per-
chance, he may be the murdered
Soon such reign Of terror will
be produced that travellers will be
afraid to go over the road at night.
A sufficient reward might be sue.
cessful. 1rboro ,Southerner.
The Goldsboro star. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1881-18??, 1881-09-03
THE TARB0R0 TRAIN SHOT
AT AGAIN.

We exceedingly regret to have to
record another act of diabolism.
On Monday night Of last week as
the Tarboro train was returning
IRON Tarboro to Rocky Mount,
when it reached the fateful spot,
ABOUT q mile this side the "Y,' near
Rscky Mount, some miscreant shot
att. The ball passed through the
winlow Of the baggage and express
portion Of the car sinking deeply in
hwsOden stay on the inside. The
bslk which NC examined with our
finger Il the wooden bed, appears to
90 Of al 1T 80 calibre. The night
wan dark and the train was at its
usual speed, We called attention
insur issue If the 18th inst. to the
NUMEROUS recent attempts at the
same spot, to wreck the train by
Placing cross les on the track; also
% the large Missile thrown through
The Goldsboro star. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1881-18??, 1881-09-03
PROCLAMATION ny THE GOVERNOR.
STATE or NORM CAROLINA,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.

|, Thomas J. Jarvis, Governor Of
North Carolina, do issue this my procla.
nation, declaring The result of the elec.
ton held on the ith day of August, 1881,
TO take the sense Of tho people on the
question Of prohibition, TO be, according
10 the returns made TO the Board of State
Canvassers, as follows
There were cast az said election two
hundred and twelve thousand one hun.
dred and ninctyiour (2l2, l9i) votes, OF
which iorly.cight thousand and sixty-one
t4S,0dll votes were cast For Prohib.
ton, and one hundred and sixty>iour
thousand one hundred and thirty three
tl6l, 1897 votes were east "Againt Prohi-
bition, tho majority Against Prohlbi.
ton" being Que hundred aud sixteen
thousand and seycnty-two tll6,O72)
votes
Donc nj our city Of Raleigh, this TWEEN.
ty'flth day Of August, in the year of our
lord ono thousand eight hundred and
and in tho year Of American
independence the one hundred and sixth.
lrnos. j, JARVIS, Governor.
DO tho Governor:
&. Il. DUDLEY, Private Secretary.
The Goldsboro star. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1881-18??, 1881-09-03
A SERIOUS COMPLAINT.

For the star.
Mr.. Editor We were surprised
on going to Sabbath School on last
Sunday to find the door locked
against us.
We would ask, can u person who
calls himself u christian, and we be-
lieye o minister, do such an net as
this, merely because he rents the
building for school purposes?
We know the gentleman has the
power to do so, but VIC ask him, is
It right to turn the Sabbath School
out of doors because he has that
power?
The Union Sabbath School has
been held held in that building for
fifteen years, though it has been
rented nearly every summer; but
never was such an act done before.
We hope the worthy gentleman will
stop and consider, as some of his
day scholars are Sabbath School
scholars, and his school might be
diminished by his hasty action,
TEACHER.
Goldsboro, N. c., Sept. /.
The Goldsboro star. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1881-18??, 1881-09-03
THE OFFICIAL VOTE.

The Board Of State Canyassors met in
Raleigh. Thursday, to canvass the vote
on the prohibition question. The count
shows that 2l2, 1914 votes we're cast in tho
State, Of which iS,06l were given for
Prohibition, aud lGi, l33 against Prohi.
bition, making total majority of 10.
or in opposition to prohibition. The
total actual vote cast was 2li,IiC, and
the actual authorization majority was
ilS,006, but the official vote Of Asho
county lgG6 for and 1928 against was
lost aud no returns received, and other
township returns, reducing the majority
SCI votes more, were thrown out on nc
count of irregularities. The total gubcr.
material vote of 1850 was 237 All, Of
which Jarvis received III ,Sj7, and Bux'
ton 1850 Oaly four couniies gave
Prohibition majoiiiics, these were Cherc-
kcc :, Clay l6. Pennsylvania Is, aud
ianccy l7S.
The Goldsboro star. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1881-18??, 1881-09-03
GIRLS WHO ARE OUT AT
NIGHT.

The case of Jennie Cramer, at
New Haven, is sensational because
up to the time of the present writing
it is not known whether she died
from an excessive dose Of chloroform
administered by a knayc or whether
she committed suicide after first
debauch. Whatever the tardy in.
vcstigation may develop, one thing,
social, is herein demonstrated. Jen>
ME was very beautiful, and the pco-
pie whom she, as the daugater Of n
cigarmaker in moderate circum.
stances, naturally associated, were
proud Of her. She was somewhat
vain, and arsenic assisted her COM
plexion. People who had more
money than her father had battered
her because she was beautiful. She
had that freedom which girls of the
middle class in America too fire.
quently have, and her parents per,
mitted her to be abroad at night.
Their idea, though they we're Ger
mans, is the idea which prevails too
extensively in this country--that a
girl can take care OF herself. A girl
cannot always take care of herself,
and where she is left to that idea she
will become contaminated, slightly
or cruelty, as the case may be. Jen-
ME was out OF night. Sunday TEN.
The Goldsboro star. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1881-18??, 1881-09-03
STORM ON THE COAST.
The Wonderful Instinct of Birds, Por-
poises and Fish.
)of OF Raleigh News0bsctvcr.

Cor. OF Raleigh NewsO Observer
MoREnEAD CRY, Aug. &c.
Your readers have all read the warnings
Of the storm. which swept our coast on
Thursday. Ga Wednesday, Capt. Ca.
bnelson, Of the United States revenue
cutter Coliax, received information
through the telegraph signal office, ut
Fort Macon, ofa telegraph hurricane pas.
sing over ST. Thomas, West ludcs, ut the
rate Of sixty miles an hour, aud of its
coming ie direction Of tho Atlantic coast.
Hardly had this information been rcceiv.
ed by electricity, and twenty hours in adj
vance Of the Wind, when the skies became
blackencd with sea birds of every kind,
size, color and description. As 4 leader,
fast flyer and demoraizcr, the white aud
blue cranes took the lead, then came the
curlow, willet, snipe, sea chicken, and in
fact everything 10 the way OF sea fowl
that any ono has ever seen or heard Of,
and many that your correspondent never
knew existed The last flyers, the slow
flyers, the high flyers and the low flyers,
all went west as il the devil we're after
them.
The strange conduct Of the birds was
cQuallcd II not surpassed by tho 6nny
tribe. Ia front Of the Atlantic and in
immediate view, runs Newport river, a
narrow, iurbid stream. All through the
day the fish, 10 schools Of millions, passed
up the stream, jumping, skipping and
swimming us IL chased by some mOnstrous
sen serpent. Mullets, mackorcI and blue
FISH by tho million; pig fish, founders,
shcepshead, &c, by the barrel; shrimp
and diamond.baCk tcrrapin also seemed
to join 10 tho rout. Last, but not least,
came the shiny black porpOisos, in droyes
80 great that the river looked as it ii was
one slowly.moving stream Dr. ink. HIM,
dreds, il not thousands Of k.yels Of fish
The Goldsboro star. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1881-18??, 1881-09-03
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