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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.

~. NOTICE.-HOD CARRIERS UNION, No.
Gg ], hereby give notice that on and after June
the 9th. they decline wages less than 81 75 per day
ap1S.at' - mo W. W. Il. GRAHAM, President.
t1g has this day been dissolved By mutual con.
sent J. II. SOULE.
washington. D. c. Apri! IS. 1881. apl9-SEs
~p !. Q. o. F-The members Of mETROPO-
This Sc Il
purpose OF making arrangements for the funeral
aar late Bro DAVID ss s1v e Gsssf Eee ssey
SSg oELsIOk LODGE. No. u. I o; M.-You
oss eis eas Ap isth 1s az Sdd ke
M. to pshe arrangements for funeral Of late Bro.
DfE1D II SHi'zE1 EbW b 0FSer e + n II
~o- STOCKHOLDERS NOTICE.-The stock
UlATIoN are he reby notified that their (Iisj tick
cse 1884 ssfsn noW rssg ts f
sssrhE then s1P y please eau at the office Of the
hours Of an and p m, and secure the same.
,s e. under IL no crsrnastances viii Tickets bs seat
spis-st VIC n"'i' RoBr. MccENEY. Secretary.
~ DISSOLUTION OF OOPARTNERsHlP-
The copart1eTshp heretof9re @ @ % s1istt1s BE;
is here BY dissolved by mutual consent The busi-
ness will be continued by John H. Gheen, who
alone is authorized to settle the afsirs Of the late
CYRUS @ OSBORN.
Ia PROPOSED SEW BUILDING Asso5IA-
FEDERAL No. o.
The Federal Building Association having met
wise management Of its officers, 1t has been de-
terminec to organize . new association on nearly.
Rie 1as to
yited, viii be held at the Association's hall NJ.
615 7th street, opposite Patent Office, on WE'D
contemplated to make this new Association sue
'snaAnes Is requested Jsoe x olas1; a. PRESCOTT.
apl6 At sec'y Federal No 1.
~ We BAYE 20 FANgY PkIGE LIST from
NET PRfoEs ss low as any house In the city.
GLOBES and Hanging iRG,sasd; HAMfdron + sHrnn
mar30 4t9 9th St.. Y. NJ. q. A. Building.
~ WE ARE GIVING 50 PER GENT Dis
XIV GAS cfT9. FITTmRrs 81
GoIpany: Of New Yorf, whose goods are unrivalea
draw m.rsS 5s0m EDwARD oAyEKLT Az RdI " 9o;:
equal 70 g per oEs Of 9as ns
s g. n ess
styles constantly received. Largest assortment.
m.r2s1m ss1 18th st., oorcorsn o. en1gsa5iidi BUILDING.
~ SPECIAL NOTICE.
NORTHERN LIBERTY MARKET.
By vote Of the Directors Of the Market REDUO-
70 renters. 70 take effect APRIL /, 1851, and con-
lnne through the current fiscal year Dealers de-
veil to make immediate application at the Office Of
the Company.
mar26-1m B.F GUY, Secretary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-19

HAYWABD 4 HUTCHINDON.
817 Ninth st. northwest,
GIVE SPECIAL ATTENTION TO
| AoDERNIzINa D1FKUTIvK PLUMBING
IN OITY REsIDKNUEs.
AND. HAVING LARGE FORCE Oh
COMPETENT WORKMRN.
ATTEND PROMPTLY
ALL JoBBINo ORDERS. ,snla
wa. STONE ABERT.
ATToRNKY.AT-LAw.
hnS-en No. AOs 9th ~. Nv.
A CARD.
Az am well known - . first class shirt cutter
and for the last nine years with uRKL. announce
to my friends and the public can be found at
KKEN's NEW SHIRT FACTORY.
and win fill all orders fer SHIRTS intrusted to me
In the very best manner.
A. J. LOCKHART, with
GEO. r. KEEN.
marsl 414 9th st.. n. W.
THos. G. nAssHon q CO..
wRoUGHT.IRoN
STEAM. GAS AND WATER PIPE,
BOILEB TUBEs.
CASING AND LINING PIPE.
FORGINGs, STEAM ENGINES,
BOILERS, PUMPa VALVES.
FITTINGS FOB STEAM. GAS AND wATEB,
PACKING AND BETTING.
sTEkL COAL AND DIRT BARRowS.
GAUGES. LUBRICATIN0 OIL, &C.,
BALTIMORE. MD.
BRANCH OFEIOE:
aprls:2x No: IA2O f Street.
NH1Bs BUPPEBT.
Nos, 4O8 and 900 IN st. NV.
HEADQUARTERS FOR TIN WHITNEY OHII-.
DRIN6 CARRIAGE COMPANY.
the cheapest for Beauty. Comfort and Durability
In the market.
AROHKRY AND FIHHIN0 TACKLES, OR0QUHT
AID LAWN TENNIS. BIOYMIa
VMOClP1DEA WA6ONR.
y. Z. BOLL1R SKATES (au numberN At Prices
b Suit the Times. maxe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-19
BOOTS AND SHOES.

NEW YORK SHOE STORE.
IN 6O6 PennSVlvAAia avenue.
BOOTS AND SHOES AT ACTUAL COSTA FINE
OPPORTUNITY TO BUY FRS T-OLAH8
SHOES AT VERY Low PRICES.
Ocmmsncdng today ! WIN sell ~ of my hesyy
Lsdies' Pebble Goat Button Boots a. %
Iad1eE Fine Button Boots .................... 400
LAdiee' Landsewed Button Boots ............. g. 30
Ladies' Fine Slippers .............S6 cents to 800
Mems Calf Congress CATERS. CONGRATULATIONS. l3S
Mems Calf Congress CATERS. o. to 600
Aen's CAf Button Boots. g. 30 to 600
Mems Calf Hand-sewd Boots ............,..... 400
Misses and Children's Shoes at cost.
Boys and Youths Shoes at cost.
We sell rons but solid shoes. We have but one
Price.
febl5 GEO. MCCARTHY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-19
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS STo-DAY.-Internal rev.
enue. $685. 5.97267: customs. $40, 1912

TIE Usual MOTION to go into executive ses.
sion was voted down In the Senate to-day by
2i to 1S-iuSt q quorum.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-19

~ LADIES'!
DO YOU WANT A PURE. BLOOMING COM.
PLEXIONl
II 20. few applications Of Hagana
MAGNOLIA BALM
MAGNOLIA BALM
MAGNOLIA BALM
VIII gratify you to your hearts contsut.
It does away with
SALLowNEss. REDEKss. P1MPLKs, BLoTcHIs,
and all
DISEASES AND IMrERFEoTIoNs or THE EKIs.
II OyKRcoMEs TIE FLUSHED APPEARANCE OF
HEAT. FATIGUE AND EXCITEMENT.
II MAKES LADY OF TRmTY APPEAR BUT
TWENTY;
And 30 natural, gradual. and perfect its effects.
that il is impossible to detect Its application.
tan97-eO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-19

SECOND LIEUT. FRANCIS d. RUCKER, 11th in
fantry, Is transferred to the 21 cavalry, and
assigned to Troop B. Fort Keogh, Montana ter
rity. He will join his troop.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-19

SECRETARY HUNT was in his Office at the
Navy department to-day, having returned
from New York last evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-19

BOW THE GEoRGIANs LOOK UPON TIE BRAD
lOCK-wHAT TooNBS sAYs-OTHER oPISIoNs-
CROP PR0SPECrS-THE CASE OF THE REV. Mr..
hAMSDELL AND HIS CATHOLIC WIFE.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-03-04

E"H"H"|~"
fresabli9 iDilIlontne,s osb asemI.I lor
Did 10 tuenig belfre5f seioff. qs;rs
Birtbe bpr Gdanen lie hfi
ggBoB fo1 tos sss frnQfe ,6obriah. =.
bob id BON ieinem Gike unb iniuIip
Nntinous, bic 3Oage fefsukoffat. hern,
Argus Ie9te cine Defenders Wb1siouuo
ge9en Den Serfpaifer an ben Tag CT
fah ibm permuthlih an, boB e nidbf
getommen iei, nm fetnem $5erra stfDos
5reunbli9es Al ertueiien.
ST oieier sefdbrlide biz 8dblie flet.
l9enoe Sunh Sein Gieeutbnm p rnote
&ernunus.
sSa.@
sgr bot beute Morger meme Tudbter
81 &coen eenorfen urib ben foEfbnren
9rus, NIT benz &c Mpreens nerra ma
6reie tritt, 5ertrimmert."
nS6 h6rte bon oiefem llnfa1 unb
gdbe utel Onrum, iuenn id) ihn rnae.
iheben MAIDEN f6nnte. 9as Gefds fon
Dir reiHli6 eriest tuersen.A
DS1 bite Gim, 5u BEN febeL. hd8
mir ourh 9eine Club erfchren ho6en.
nId1t nod 8eleibigunsen 5a Fieeu. GIN
Eater. oeffen 2OGter l~berfaIeH uib pers
tuunbet tuorben it,"
.So bat Nrsus fie bennoh aebiien ?.
frngte GntinOuS erI6redt.
,sNein," CAB &erarrus surdd. ..M6er
igr Ropf lno tpr 8uB hobelt, ais tie so
Sooen serifen iuurbe, BerIebunaen ers
fabren uno fe leibet Gbmersen.S
.sEas lit traurie; urb Ga Id ielbit
rlidbt unerfdbren IN Der 6eilEun6e bin"
iagte 6norian, ,ip min i'd hem orIuef
Dtaoebet germ Su belfen periuhena
nS9 belploe eiiten Seiliinftler bon
Beruf, Der mir un6 ben Reiuiaen hieut."
ertuioerte Der gertpnlter in o6~iueiiannem
Ton, limb fam bterber, nm ~ bitten.
ooer tuerrii ib cHen iein iOn, nm ln fcrs
bern 49,"
,@as?"
pgrftens, bns mon mid nm gntidufs
biitet."
n9asH 1T Der @aumeifer Gloubius
8enatur aus Rom INNER bereit. iueun
eth Anoerer burh feline uSer Der Geiuis
gen @dulo Gdooen erleioen matte.
Sos @el6ebene, i'd mieberhple es, thut
mir oufri9tis leib, un6 i'd bite DID.
Der Sun9frau, Die Der llnfalI betrpffen.
fagen 5H molten, i6r Gdniera fei Der
raeiae. @as tuini9eR gu ipeiter?"
Des 8ertualters 8ige eldttetet fid
BET ben @orten uno er a~ntip,rtete roenis
ger errest ais por6er:
.sSy4 rrus Did eriu9en, 2einen Sjunb
an bic &ette 5u Ie9en, einsuIperren ober
in aloerer @eiie mib6bli4 iu rtafDen."
DSas 1T fart" rief Der &niIer.
ySas TT MUIR cine bilise SOroerms,
auf Der i9 beftebe," eutsesuete &srous
nus eHtidie6en. ,@eber if nod meme
Rinoer itno ibres 2e6ens iiher, 70 Iange
oieie tuiloe Bette bier nab Gefanen
Iuitbet."
(SOrtfesuna fplat.l
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-03-04

benz bns D[at bon 1eusu1 40 Qcp5e 5iea
y@nrfe iurl Sd iperbe linen seigen
mas Id bon iolder an5ahrung haIte.s
n9feiH, HeiH," bat Geleue. Grimes
lie ritr bifid, ben 6uab ein5uIdlieEeu
ooer an bic &ette 81 Ieger, bamit &c Der
ainbern nid5ts tbut."
ssShre G5tirHIte Hang fe6r 6neftli@ Bel
oiefen @prten, oenn Die 6urbf, ibr 8ns
ter f5nrie feine GtefIe uerlieren, bic er
ibr, ne iultBte ielbft nibt tpnrum, ners
wirtt su faben idieH, reste fi9 IN ibr
6eute nod leber6iger als fonit.
n8u Dem, mas bier seI9eben ift, nod
quite @prtei" entgeenete &erounls obz
tpeiieno ui6 als tuirbe inn t~lnerb5rtes
Susemutbet.
y9eein, nein, fns' inn nur 9einegeeie
nuns," i@rie bic Glte. .@em basOei<
rtern 8ater gei6eben tpdre, Der tuarSe
benz fremben Gteinbauer gut auf ben
2eib seritdt Ieini"
limb iein Gpbn &ernunus tuirb i6ni
aud nidts Idenfen," uerii1erte ber2er-
natter nnb perlies bas @emad. pine auf
SeleHens Bitten 5u adten, ba6 Der fi9
ni6t e~reifern m6Gte.
SIN EUr5inlmer fanb &c ieinen often
StIauen unb befabl i6n, eirier Gtod Su
.ersreifen, i'm soranSuseben uno i'm BEL
benz Gate beS Banmeifterrs YOntius III
uielben, Der IN eineni Der @emdber Sur
Seite bes Grunnenaan9es tDDbne.
60 mar e. porletla un0 10 fam Der
S6par5e frfber al5 er NIT Gem Relofz
ier in Geribrrns, ben er tuie ale Sunbe
fir Elm NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 2bier
belt.
als er ii9 ieinem 8iele ndberfe, be.
fano er fi5 in Der rebten Stimmune,
benz Sremben, Der 6ierber eefcmmen
tpar, uru Wftslieber feines Sauies BON
bifiiseu Sunben nie6erreisen su lafen,
bic @abrheit Su iasen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-03-04
(5Ortiesu,.a fOlat.l
SteiaIte 0e,htnte.

Cling giner nod GtraBburs, bos min.
gu Ieb'n;
Dor benz 8ortale bfieb er fteb'n
uno i9aIte btaauf gum getualtigen
Ban,
Der ROTH ii9 n6bub BON Simmelss
bldIi. 49,
9'ra6 tuUr er biuein, oa traf fem Bid
Gin biibi6es W6bdsn; er trat suritd-
@r na9te: DSetro6t i'd Die Sode BEL
2tdt,
9ds Miniter blei6t fteb'n, bod bds
Mldoder nidt."
8ie gebn6t, 10 sethan, unb ba ih's
beurt seideb'R,
DAP er gar iuenis bonn Minfter se'
feb'n.
O. 6%nrttuis.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-03-04
PsiFmismas.

rSenfen Sic. Srau Ra6hariu, beut'
TT bic alte Sranai seifurben. "a Sabre
lit tie eetuoroen, so Sabre tuar fe I'M
Sient,-mub bos cine prbeutli9e, brane
Rerion setueieu ieiu."
SRA, ma, no, iuer tpeiBi Bo NOR tie
benin Die Il Sabre uprher?W
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-03-04
Wertn0aen~ fIr9auOtuirfhe

6AnfSia Eauftne G0rmeHl oyO00,0c3 Gder Dsroer
ietf poH SeT RprtherH BdcEfif GiisnbahH in GftnneIDf
uHe gdfeta ~ g 50 PEI oder uHn a%Hfgdrts. HGdie Gag
Spben IN Dsr &eitI Eas ret6fte 9iefenIano, tos aus
eeiu6tehe GolSlaue. &ofieuo ftr daeemsfne eaubs
Dtrthffaft, Sfeh5HGt Hro Df1I9ere. Be5inetrIgeH3
eiu Sehfel 9aih, Ref IN 5iahrliGsn 4ahlunsea 81 7
1rcsent Sinien. Die bette @eIeseubeif, nD4 To ben
BT. Stadfeu porh6nDeues xano IN Der Rahe etnez
gtfenbahn unb Stdetden auf neT 9inte Der Rort3er1
Eaeifc siaiIrodb gu e~rIaReen. 8soustrte sRaten fur
a~zfeoIer. &eon5irte 6ahrbilek ffr angebe1be
GniieeIer.-Seoe aus unft, t~Gnfrirte SeitEn9 Fonts
9znbIartsu lam erIaHef peTben bel
3 Samesa y. Sewer,
Gdno Gnmmifdr, Ct. BnHl, Ettan.
- S&reitt ffr ,,BnbIttafioH RI. IL.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-03-04
e Viir NtTteoEef. lei
QanA In Rorofhnn Ganufn. gHfeen7fa

auseeJu9te 6armIAnbereteH mid
f6IaHfen ahprHbdEmen, GEmen bno GiEDeH bena&len.
fHD nan eer 2duGe su ben hIntefen PretieR unn Ss-
pHHft &plieforsn 1est 1T tn rai6em Ba6Bthnui b
arffeR. SIN Ietten Sabre tuurbeu 3 S4ulbAuier es
rt6tet une SahrirGSen eetant, tuelde bic anhebluna
Eif @auian auf Der Etnen uHo NIT eer9entralbffn aaf
Der anDern Sefte nerbrunen--Eesen Sarteu unh net
@tefbee q HsIien, 101 EStsesHFH EfraEe, 9hms
Tee. ria - nm, StBBurIR
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-03-04
eestnater Grantt.

llnterDffiaier I'm Der Suitructiunss
ftunoe): r9as ah9eI9Oiierle @ei6os
fdat sur @rbe, tbeils bnr9 ieine eisene
S4Dere, tbeiIs our9 bic G~nsiebunes,
Kraft Der gr0e - has lestere gfanb'
& d aber nidt.E
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-03-04
0roker 0erOtenf.

Ser uus feline GsreFe uebft einem 5 Gents STAINS
Tn etrem 8riete Hnfereet, BEN fenben MIR Der 8Da
eeuaue GuSfunft hber Gin 31ns ueuee @ef96ff, ipsTzd
haenD cine 8erfeu, r1fHHltAeu cher ruetblIden Sc
iGle6ts auf etrfine Belle une cine ernbe GlsIaeeu
uuo gRhte iber 100 Dollar per g2cnaf pereieneI fam
phae Retieu une Beoeeiu. Rein Haeuti6oftss6riRbua.
l0noerH sin ehrIttes Gei&6ft. Gbrefe
So1n Souie 4 Co.,
2e51ieS 2e6 BOZ IS, GpImmbus Sunrttrn, sJDpa
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-03-04
GnItnnto.

Sausfreu: ,,Sreut mid, rneine Gas
men, bas sic mir Die Gbre i@enten gum
&nffee. (Sur 2hire Enthusiastically:
s&atbi, nehmen sic finfuab5suGn5ig,
uein, nebmen sic ie6sunbSnan5is Bob
men, bamit er gut ipirb!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-03-04
6auuersRatbps.

Senbnrme (ju eiiem &erl, ben er ices
ben bel eiuem Tai6enbiebftabl ertappte):
Isle finb arretirt!"
@Guner: ~Bu9fan beHH, foG.
Sic mir!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-03-04
GhIkffer.

Dem gerSieuit ift SOdHatb nift ers
laubt,
Dem bic oOle aehre isnft has Saitpt.
Ser 4rst erbebt ben 8rhdenSru in's sSens
feits.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-03-04

~N~GGHHrrs urD Bu~dfHzeiart.
ASG Gsnn Sit 91fs 6rzuH1e taeryss
E&HHT Wf1gn fpnaea, 6Egron1ku Ste 1yftt
MINK 9arfdfifgtf. ueber z1fsO fEH1e
AnA ~nB1anrz fraeen fctt grreeE6 iutrrs
uro 1adeabdrfe, uah aacennuHa pru ! bis 3& neRltn
sin n~refrbaenfiGer Debraud feet rte IN Sri atnlezk
WirsEaasnsAs unfaanA9< E9er 1 Natef15e Sll1E922
Saiafiner 90. Hlsms ras AsseHsihSsts man aasr4A
asntiEM
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-12-04
GENERAL FOREIGN.

ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 3.-A decree has been
published providing that all trials for crimes
against the state as well as those specially
calculated to excite the people, be held with
closed doors. Only officials and the wife or
one direct relative of the accused will be ad-
mitted.
PARIS, Dec. SIT is stated that England
has offered to mediate between Turkey and
Greece in the P. o. differences
PROSPECTS OF ROW.
BUCHAREST, Dec. 3.-The Austrian govern
ment telegraphed yesterday to Count Esprin-
zelstein, Austrian minister here, to suspend all
personal relations with the Roumanian cabinet
until the return from st. Petersburg to Vienna
of Count Kalnoky, Austro- Hungarian min.
lister for foreign affairs, and to transact hi 9
business with the Roumanian ministry by
letter only. This action is caused by the
decisive language of King Charles in his
speech from the throne at the opening of the
ROumanian parliament, when his majesty in
sisted on the right of Roumania to control the
navigation of the Danube.
The ROmGnuI semi-official organ, declares
that Roumania will never swerve from the
course proclaimed in the speech from the
throne, namely: That in Roumauian waters
the river police must be carried on by Rou-
manian officials. It says it trusts the legiti-
macy of Roumanians demand and the
equity of Europe will recall Austria to more
just and friendly sentiment
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-12-04
NO. 338
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
Eviction Expedition to the Islands on the
Irish Ceast-Mysterious Case of Body
SnatchfDg in Scotland-Trouble Emmi-
nent Between Austria and Roumania.
IRELAND.
AN EVICTION EXPEDITION

AN EVICTION EXPEDITION.
DUBLIN, Dec. 3.-The Castletown police
yesterday prevented Miss Rey nolds, of the
Ladies' Land League, from visiting tenants
about to be evicted. It is reported an evic-
ton expedition is shortly to be made to tho
islands along the coast. The most Important
OF these is Dursey, the inhabitants of which
are believed to be determined to resist, and
are possessed of dynamite.
Dillon is seriously ill.
EXTRA CONsTABULARY.
LONDON, Dec. Sat the Cork presentment
sessions to-day s2,s10 were voted for extra
constabulary. This is largely in excess of any
sum ever before voted for this purpose
INCENDIARISM.
A bailiffs house at Frankford, Kings coul-
ty, and two adjoining houses with property,
were destroyed by an incendiary fire.
"NO RENT.
LONDON, Dec. 3.-The tenants on the es-
tates of Lord Templemore in Waxford and
Lords Dunsandel and Clancenal, have refused
to pay rent until the imprisoned suspects are
released.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-12-04
Lively Day in the Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, Dec 3.-The markets were all
active, unsettled and lower to-day. Consider
able excitement in wheat and lard, owing to
reports that indicated smart break. The de-
cline was pretty well recovered at the close all
round. Wheat, under the influence of foreign
advices was shade better, but became weak,
and receded Kc, then advanced A@Ic,
but began to decline, as New
York was reported lower, and there
were heavy offers until the decline amounted
to 1H@Xc. The buyers took hold here and
the market rallied 2 cents, fuctuating uutil at
the close prices were little above yesterday.
The closing sales went at S1.26H @1.299s
December; S.127H @1.29X January and SIPS
%@1.30H February.
Corn, under liberal offerings, declined
steadily %@1H from the opening, and then
rallied 1 x @11c. and ruled firm to the close.
Sales, 59x @6035c December; 601s@6111S
January and 65I @66sS May.
Oats were g to &c lower, early, but reac-
ted. closed only Is to 14c lower than yester-
day. Premium on cash and December remain
ing mistaken. Sales, 42N @4411c January,
4511s@46ss May.
Pork was fairly active, but with good offer
ings dropped Is to 2Oc early in the day, but
rallied to 10c and closed steady. Sales, ,S17 30
@Sl7.35 January, s17.42H@17.60 Feb
ruary.
Lard was very active, and there were he avy
transfers. Prices ruled to 10c lower, but
at the close were moderately firm. Sales, ,$11.-
2715@11.35 January, sl1.42K @1152k Feb
ruary
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-12-04
THE CHURCHES.
PROTESTANT CHURCHES.

PROTESTANT CHURCHES.
Unity church, in Sherman hall, corner Wa
bashaw and Sixth streets-Service at 1890 a.
n. Sunday school at 12m
First Presbyterian church, corner of Lafay-
cite avenue and Woodward street-Services at
1890 a. m. and 7:30 pm. Preaching by the
pastor, Rev. s. Conn, D. D.
Church of st. John the Evangelist (Epis
copaD corner of Ashland avenue and Mac
kubin street-Rev. Henry Kittson, pastor.
Morning prayer and holy communion 1890
a. N. Sunday school 2:50 p. m. Choral even
song p. N. The seats are free at all services.
First Methodist church, corner of Third
street and Summit avenue-Rev. S. G. Smith,
pastor. Morning sermon at 1890 a. m, by
Bishop Foss. Evening: Sunday school ad-
dresses by Bishop FOss and DR.. Vincent.
Young peoples meeting at 6:45 D. No. Pas
tors residence 293 West Third street.
CATHOLIC CLUTCHES.
St. Michael's church, Sixth ward-Rev. P.
j. Gallagher, pastor. Mass at Z O'Clock a. N.
High mass and sermon al 1890 o'clock a.
N. Vespers at $50 O'Clock p. m.
st. Joseph's church, Carroll street, between
Western and Virginia aTenues-Rev. J. W.
Nealis, pastor. Low mass at 7:30 O'Clock a.
pers at $50 O'Clock p. m.
st. Mary's church, corner Ninth and Lo-
Gust streets-Rev. L. E. Calliett, pastor. Mass
at 1890 o'clock q. m. Sunday school at 2:30
o'clock p. m. Vespers at $3.50 o'clock p. m.
Assumption church, Germany corner of
Ninth and Franklin stYeets-Mass at 7o'clock
a. m. for children at o'clock a. m. High
mass and sermon at 10:30 a. m. Sunday
school at 2 O'Clock p. m.
Church of st. Souls, corner Exchange and
Wabashaw streets-Rev. a. Payett, pastor.
Mass at 7:30 o'clock, a. m. High mass and
SERMON at 10 O'Clock a. m
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Fatal Railroad Accident.

Boston, Dec. 81 special engine with a
caboose, running west on the New York &
New England railway, collided with an east
bound local passenger train from Putnam,
about mile east of Thompson, Connecticut,
this afternoon. The engine and caboose were
on special orders to keep out of the way of
the other train, but the orders seem to have
been forgotten, and the special proceeded on
another trains time. W. P Harrington, of
Putnam, conductor, and Albert Clark, of Put
nam, engineer on the special train, were killed
aud the fireman badly bruised. On the
passenger train, which consisted of the en-
glne, baggage and one passenger coach Con-
ductor Turner received cut on head; Engin-
eer Wheeler. slightly injured by jumping;
a fireman, Wood, badly scalded; Baggageman
Russell, injured in the back by trunk; Ex-
press Agent Lowering, slightly bruised; Mrs.
A. Fl. Brown, ia passenger, wrist bad sprained;
three ladies five men and boy; passengers,
cut and bruised; Assistant Superintendent
Kenman, who was in the baggage car, slight
ly injured.
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Daring But Successful Robbery.

CLEVELAND, O., Dec. 3.-About noon to.
day over 100000 in coupon boEds were stolen
from the office of Dan Eels, in the Commercial
National bank. A stranger entered and while
Mr. Eels was busily engaged in conversation
with another gentleman, picked up from the
desk paper box containing the bonds and
walked out. The robber is described as below
medium height, thick set, middle age, with
thick sandy beard, following description OF
bonds, which are personal, the bank losing
nothing; Milwaukee & st. Paul railroad
second mortgage, sinking fund
bonds, numbers 79S, 794, 795,
796 and 79S; total, S5,0O0 Six Milwau.
kee & st. Paul railroad, & NJ. division, first
mortgage railroad bonds, Nos S,O3S, S,0S9,
8.042, S,O46, $3.50, S,O52; total $1,000 -Four
Milwaukee & st. Paul railroad, I. 6c NJ divis.
ion, first mortgage railroad bonds, $4,000
each, Nos. 9,70S, 9,709, 9,71G, 9.711; total
$4,000. Twenty Milwaukee Sc st. Panl rail
road, first mortgage bonds, Nos. 635, 636, 637,
Gas, 944, 945, los, 1,S0S, 1882, 2,432
2.453, 1900, 2,610, 2,611, 2,620, 1923, 1886,
2,637, 2,65S, 1859, 2,640, 2,64l, 2,642, 2,643
2,644, 2,645; sotal, $4,000 One Chicago,
Milwaukee 81 st. Paul consolidated bond,
1896, $1,000. Eighteen Chicago & Milwau-
kee railway first mortgage bonds, numbers
4S4 to SOL, inclusive; total S1S,0OO twenty.
three Chicago and Atchison Bridge company
first mortgage bonds, numbers III to 12l, in
elusive; total, S23, GOO.
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The Democratic Caucus.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3.-Soon after the ad-
journment of the Republican caucus this ev.
ening, the Democratic members elect assem-
bled in the same hall and organized their eau.
Gus for the ensuing congress by re-electing
representative House, of Tennessee, as chair
man, and Frost, of Missouri, and Melbern, OF
Texas, secretaries.
Representative Proctor Knott, of Kentucky,
then offered resolution endorsing the declar-
ations of the Democratic national con-
ventions of 1876 and 1880. The sup
posed object being to put the Democratic
members on record in favor of the plan en-
dorsing ga tariff of revenue only" which, if
it did not prevent mplimentarynomination OF
Speaker Randall would serve as arebuke. The
resolution was supported by Representatives
Knox aud Reagan and opposed by Represen-
taves Hammond, Mclean, Hooker and Her
bert.
Representative Hooker moved to indefinitely
postpone the consideration of the resolution
and the motion was carried-Ayes 63; nays 81.
Representative McKenna then moved that
the caucus endorse and put In nomination as
candidates of the Democrats, all the officers
of the last house. The motion was carried
viva voce, without dissent. Adjourned.