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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-01-23
FIV i. CENTS ALINE
AUCTION SALE.

LVURN1TURE, ESTEY ORGAN, STOVES,
II ETC, AT AUCTION-I will sell TO-
morrow Monday, at Bernheimer's old stand,
Pfeifer block, Wabashaw street, lot of fur
niture,' cook stoves, crockeryware, etc Also
splendid Estey 7-stop organ. Sale positive
F. 7. KAVANAGH,
1924 Commission AuctIoneer
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cheapest lot Of Hamburg Embroideries in the
city. EsTERLEY e. HEINEMANN.
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OnIv Weel,s. Ladies',

Hardly that, and A. II. Lindeke & Bro. retire
from the retail trade. Make your purchases
~ once if you wish to get real bargains.
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The Ladies' Friend.

See Pawnbroker's sale of watches, dia-
monds, etc, in want column.
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Store crowded with ladies all day long;
splendid bargains; ladies happy; regular bo-
nanza in Dress Goods-so very, very cheap.
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Ladies! Silk Ia ia skein, Canvas 14c q
ward, Cardboard &c a sheet, etc., at Donald.
sons closing sale, lS9 Seventh street.
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Lawyers win find Moore's Patent Office
Queen Desks at Stees Bros.
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Gala Days.at Indexes.

Business men go to Stees Bros for Moore's
Patent Counting House King Desks.
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For 4 fine dish of oysters, in the shell or out
OF the shell, so to Montgomery's Oyster Bay
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This is the week for bargains, yes, big bar
gains, at Esterley &c Hcnemann's.
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To Lovers of Fine Plug Tobacco.

TO LOVers OF FIne rug IODaccO.
"Keno" Plug, manufactured by Musselman
& Co., Louisville, KY, is the choicest plug
tobacco sold. Adam Fetsch, wholesale agent.
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RELIGIOUS.
Announcement of the Services in the Pull
pits To-day.
Catholic Churches.

Catholic Churches.
ST. Michael's church, Sixth ward-Rev. p.
j. Gallagher, pastor. Mass at z O'Clock A. NJ.
High mass and sermon at 1890 o'clock A. NJ.
Vespers at $50 o'clock p. NJ.
st. Joseph's church, Carroll street, between
Western and Virginia avenues-Rev. Joseph
Keefe, pastor Low mass at o'clock A. NJ.
High mass at 10 o'clock A. NJ Vespers at 4
o'clock P. NJ.
st. Mary's church, corner Ninth and Locust
streets-Rev. L. +. Calliett, pastor. Mass at
1880 o'clock A. NJ. Sunday school at $50
O'Clock P. NJ. Vespers at $3.50 o'clock P. NJ.
Assumption church Germany corner Ninth
and Franklin streets-Mass at Z O'Clock A. NJ. !;
for children at s o'clock A. NJ. High mass
and sermon at 1880 O'Clock A. NJ. Sunday
school at , O'Clock P. NJ. Vespers at 3
O'Clock Pm.
Church of St. Louis, corner Tenth and Cedar
streets-Rev. A. Payett, pastor. Mass at 7:SO
O'Clock A. NJ. High mass and sermon at
loan.
CALENDAR FOR WEEK.
Sunday, Jan. 23-Third Sunday after the
Epiphany betrothal of the Blessed Virgin.
Monday, JAN 24-Saint Timothy, bishop
and martyr. ....
Tuesday, Jan. 25-Converson of St. Paul
Wednesday, Jan. 26-Saint Polycarp, bishop
and martyr.
Thursday, Jan. 27-St. John Chrysostom,
confessor, bishop ana doctor.
Friday, Jan. 2S-Saint Marcellus, bishop and
martyr.
Saturday, JAN 29-Saint Francis of Sales,
confessor, bishop and martyr.
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Who Makes Money! Who Prospers?
Those that trade at Esterley s. Heinemann's
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NOTICE.

Having sold my interest in the Livery bust
ness to Mr.. Henry Warren, 1 wish to inform
my friends and patrons that am still in the
Carriage business at 124 Exchange street, near
Seven Corners, where l shall make repairing
and painting q speciality. Carriages and Bug
gies made to order. JOHN O'D0NNELL.
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CITY NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE CITY TREASURER,
ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA, January "a, 1881.
All PERSONS interested in the assessments for
the grading and constructing of culvert or
Fort street, from Erie street to Oneida street,
in the City of ST Paul Mimi
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THIRTY DAYS

after the first publication of this notice, shall
report you and your real estate SO assessed az
delinquent, and apply to the District Court Of
the county of Ramsey, Minnesota, for judg
ment against your lands, lots, blocks, or par
GELS thereof SO assessed including interest
cost and expenses, and for an order of the Court
to sell the same for the payment thereof.
1888 F. A. REM, City Treasurer.
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EOR sALE-The Fergus Falls Advocate,
Il published at Fergus Falls, Otter Tail
county, Mimi, the proprietor wishing to go
into other business on account of broken
health. Address the publisher, j. S. Brockle-
hurst 1876
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WILL TAKE NOTICE

that on the 18th day of january, 1881, did
receive warrant from the City Comptroller of
the City of st. Paul, for the collection of the
above named assessments.
The nature of this warrant is, that if you
fail to pay the assessment within
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FOR SALE-Two car loads of heavy draught
IL horses, just arrived, and for sale at ".
A. Judds stables 1925
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Cl.OTHThE

NHONEY-To loan. Enquire OF T. K, Alex
1Xl ander, I'd National Bank. IS.
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DOCKET BOOKS-For the next six days you
i can buy pocket books at less than cost at
Al East Third street. 364*
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TO LOAN.

M ONEY to loan at per cent. on improved
Nl real estate in st. Paul. Williams & Da-
wilson $40.
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nor SALE-The furniture of seven-room
IL house, all new, and the house to rent if
desired. Apply at 96 Canada street, on prem
ises 2l-23
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pUY your Diamonds in Solitaire Ear Drops,
d Cluster and Solitaire Rings, Veil and
Scarf pins. We have large and fine assert
ment of Diamonds, which you can buy
cheaper than any place in the State, at E. Ly-
ties, Al Jackson street, Opposite Merchants
hotel. 23-4
HORSES for sale at Chas Browns Sale Sta
III BILE in rear of postoffice, st. Paul; 40
head of good horses; some good drivers; all
young; some Norman and Clyde mares; one
pair of nice black cOachcrs. Ohas. Brown. 22-31
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dor SALE OR EXCHANGE-Fo unlm
Il proved city property, house and lot on
Linden street, 40x150. Good dwelling house,
barn, woodshed, cistern, cellar, etc. Apply to
Geo. Powers, at Nippolt's carriage works, cor
ncr Sibley and Seventh streets 352*
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NTuAr1oNs oFHEgzD-r.mais.

WANTED-A good dining room girl for 4
w hotel in Bismarck. Must leave tonight.
Call at office Hotel Reporter, IS East Third
street, to-day %
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NTANTED--A situation as bookkeeper or
w clerk by young man who has had expe-
perience in Office work. Can show satisfactory
discharges. Address A. E., Globe Office 335'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-16
RAILROAD GOSSIP.
New Fast Train-Memphis and
CharlestOn's Exhibit - Stocks
In Good Demand.

NRw YORK, November l5.-lt is re-
ported that Erie made an effort, yester.
day, to persuade Vanderbilt to advance
west. bound rates, which he declined TO
do.
The bearish views upon Vanderbilt
stocks are increasing.
1t is stated the Pennsylvania Com.
pany intends starting its limited express
two hours after the departure OF the
fast train on the New York Central and
getting into Chicago first.
TIE annual report OF the Memphis
and Charleston road to be presented Al
the annual meeting, to day, shows gross
earnings, 81, ,342, ,0S2; operating expenses
SSH ,3i5; extraordinary expenses, s55j,-
423; net increase OF indebtedness over
available assets S259,64l: appreciation
in value OF property S370,947; net gain
Slll,3O7.
A coed demand is reported for Des
Moiues and Keokuk preferred. An
upward movement in the securities OF
the Lake Erie and Western is predicted
The home demand for Louisiana and
Tennessee State bonds continue.
The advance in Cincinnati, Sandusky
and Cleveland yesterday was on cover
ing Boston short interest.
A good investment demand is report.
ed for Chesapeake and Ohio securities.
The late agreement between the F.!e-
waited roads was signed by the president
OF the three companies, yesterday.
New YORK, November l5.-I.ouis,
vile, New Albany and Chicago stock
which, yesterday, sold at S4i, has de-
clined to 10, on sale OF 400 shares.
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AT ATLANTA.
Gen. Sherman's Speech Mt the
Mexican Veterans Re. Union.

ATLANTA, GA. November l5.-The
Mexican Veterans Association held
their annual meeting TO day in the
Judges Hall on the Exposition grounds
General Walker, in brief speech, in
troduced General Henry Il. Jackson, Of
Savannah, vino delivered an Grafton on
tho history OF the campaign against
Mexico.
General Sherman being called on. he
made short speech, in the course Of
which he said: We have heard the
eloquent address of this memorable day.
Its spirit is good, and ! see no :eason
why we may not now declare with
Webster. "Thank God. am
an American citizen. I'VE are Ameri-
can citizens and | thank God i am one:
and | tell YOU can 90 To any spot, from
Maine to Texas, and stop where please,
so long as behave myself and obey the
laws OF the place; this is the spirit OF our
government. That is what made us the
United States OF America, and that is
the foundation ground upon which gov
ernments are built. For the continent
we fought our mother, and acquired our
independence, and, day, We are the
same nation, the same soldiers, the same
government, the same flag; and 80 far
as am concerned, am Just rs friendly
to Georgia rs am to my own native
State of Ohio. Immense applause. II
YOU all think Geargia is the better part
of the country, why stick to Geor.
ga; and il You want to go to
California, who 60 there. That is the
great value OF our system Of govern
ment. II Is government worth fighting
for.
have come, to day, to look upon
these buildings where once we had
battle fields, and delight more to look
upon them, than to look upon the
the scene which was here enacted u
years ago, and say that every man.
every kindly woman, over this broad
land, takes az much pleasure in your
prosperity and in this exposition,
as do those who are sitting
in this presence. | did not in.
tend to be brought out, even this
much, but think We are all now in
position TO cay, every one Of us, that
we thank God we are each and every
one OF us, great and small, young and
old, American citizens. Loud APP
DlauSe.
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A FORTUNATE HAUL.
HOW FIVE BURGLARS GOT AN OHIO
CRAkKS GOLD.
The Man Who Didn't Think Government
Bonds Safe, Has His Safe Blown
Open and His Golden Du-
cats Captured.
AN OLD STYLE BANK ROBBERY.

That Ohio Lunstio Looses His Gold.
CHICAGO, November l5.-A Youngs-
town, o., special says: Jesse Baldwin,
of Boardman township, five miles south
OF this city, the lunatic who created 0
sensation by appearing in the Treasury
Department at Washington and de.
manding gold for $1,000 in bonds. WAS
robbed this morning at three o'clock.
He kept his money in an old fashioned
safe, under the stairs in the hallway OF
his residence. The party OF burglars
numbered live. The family slept up
stairs and the first intimation they had
Of the burglary was the furious noise
made by blowing open the safe with
powder.
George Lewis, Baldwin's son-in.law.
fired three shots at tho robbers as they
lett the house with the bags OF gold IN
their arms, and the burglars fired back.
Nobody WAS injured on either side. the
robbers had previously taken two OF
Bsidwin's horses and carriage from the
stable, and had them standing near the
residence. They jumped into buggy
ard escaped. going sonth. Baldwin has
offered reward ci 81 900. 1t has just
been learned tina. the carriage broke
down four miles from Baldwin's house.
Bank Robbery.
ST. Louis, November l5.-The Jetec-
tives up to noon to-day had not cap
tured either OF the three men who yes.
terday entered the Eddie Market Saw
ings Bank and robbeG the safe of IS, 800
in currency, nor does il seem they have
anv trace Of them. The affair MAS the
old dodge 0t one man engaging the teller
in 4 dispute about change, another pre-
tending 10 negotiate sale Of some bonds
with the cashier. while the third slipped
in and abs;racted the package OF money
from the safe.
Courterfeaters Arrested.
GREENFIELD, IND, November l5.-
Considerable excitement exists here
over the arrest of All alleged gang OF
counterfeiters, Yesterday. The parties
are Alfred Teal and his son William.
John Lace and Marion Scott. The die
for making money and about one hum
dred fifty cent pieces were found in
Teal's house. The parties were arrested
by Colonel Dobbs, United States Mar.
shal, and officers Of this city.
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THE COMING MILL.
The White-HOldcn Prize Fight
Likely to FiZZle.

ERIE, PA, November l5.-The White
Holden prize fight may not come Oft
after all. White arrived, yesterday, but
Holden is not here yet, and Whites
friends offer to bet $1,000 he won't
come. Two Canadian detectives are
reported to he here, watching events.
The presiding Judge OF this Judicial
District remarked, yesterday. the full
penalties of the law would be visited
upon all parties brought be-
fore him for violation
of the regulation against prize'tighting.
This has served to render the managers
unusually cautious, and it ls exceeding
lv difficult to obtain reliable inferna-
ton.
The present intention seems to be to
leave here for Canada at two or three
o'clock tomorrow morning and settle
affairs Immediately on landing and re-
turning to Erie in the afternoon. The
steamer Pearl, of Buffalo, is expected to
take crowd across the Lake. Some
think the fight will occur on the PENN
sula, Just across Brie bay. 1t belongs to
the general government, aud the promo.
tcrs of the mill are inclined to the belief
that the State laws connot reach them
there.
Waiting to Catch EN-.
SIMCoE, ONT, November ID. - The
sheriff is advised the Clancy" are pour
ing into Erie, and that boats are char
tered to leave for Long Point at three
this morning. The sheriff has char.
tered the Annie Craig, and she is lying
at Port Dover wharf, with steam up,
with two companies of volunteers, fur
nishei With ammunition. The sheriff
is furnished with tifty pairs OF hand
cuffs.
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FOREIGN FLASHES.
PROGRAMME OF THE NEW FRENCH
MINISTRY.
What the London "Times" Thinks OF Gam
betta-The Result of the Second elsc-
tions in Germany BismarcEs
Proposed Reforms Austria
to Increase Her Taxes.
ROYAL IRISH REPUBLICAN SOCIETY
ENGLAN D.

The Thunderer on the French Cabinet.
LONDON, November l5.-The Times, in
leading article, says: The composition
OF the French Ministry is somewhat of a
surprise, and perhaps little of disap.
pointment. The significance OF Paul
Bert's appointment to the Ministry Of
Public Institution cannot be mistaken.
The new Ministry, it may almost be
said, is not so much Ministry OF Gam
beta as it is Gambetta himself. 1t is
impossible not to see in the ascend
ancy OF Gambetta a certain
revival OF personal government and a
possible menace to the spirit OF republi-
can institutions. His accession to Office
is the turning point in the affairs Of
France and possibly even in those OF
Europe but his history and his career
are the strongest security that Gambetta
will be proof against selfish ambition.
The new steamer Servia, was under
steam all day yesterday, with . 500 tons
Of dead weight on board, and attained
speed of 20l miles per hour.
A Revolutionary Society.
LONDON, November l5-The docu-
menls ssixed in connection with the ar
rest OF Tobin, the Fenian, relate to the
establishment, by force OF arms, OF the
Irish republic. They reveal the exist
ence of ftheextensive organisation known
as the Royal Irish Republican Society
with numerous members. The books,
rules and list members OF the society
are likely to show light on the similar
ORGANIZATIONS every.
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BIBLE SOCIETY,".
A Reply to the Charges OF lnac-
curacips.

NEW York, November l5.-The Amer
lean Bible Society has Issued to mem.
bers and friends, a supplementary and
somewhat elaborate reply to the recent
ly published charges OF the Connecticut
Bible Society. The annual report OF the
American Bible Society, it is maintain
ed, is frank and full and clear, and its
correctness does not admit Of denial by
any responsible being who knows what
language means. 1t contains no "inac.
curacies and discrepancies calculated
TO awaken suspicious OF an attempt
to mslead the public" and ii anything
has been done ''to impair the confidence
OF the public in the American Bible
Society,"" it has been done By Mr.. Den
mis- OF the Connecticut Society and his
accountant, whose bunders and sophls-
tries have been publicly exposed by
another member OF their executive
committee, J. n. Harris, OF New Lon
don, who was the associate OF Dennis at
the time OF his visit to the Bible House
in New York.
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IRELAN ID.
A Denial.

DUBLIN, November l5.-Archbishop
Croke, of Cashel, writes the Dublin
Frrsman's Journal, repudiatiDg the state
ments OF the Standard, that he sent a
dispatch to the New York Irish World,
admitting that he had given advice, in
1880 to hold the harvest.
Four suspects were released from
prison to-day.
LIMERICK, November l5.-Hub, a COM
missioner OF the Land Court here, has
decided that a number OF holding in the
vicinity OF the city on which tenants
reside are agricultural holdings, and
therefore entitled to the benefit Of the
Land Act. They would have been
rightiully excluded ii merely held AS
market gardens by persons residing in
the ci,y. The decision was received
with applause. 1t is important and a
large number OF cases affected by the de-
cision will be appealed.
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CROP REPORTS.
Cotton Nearly 80 Per Cent. Less
Than i'm lSSO-Wheat 20, and
Corn 2j Per Cent. Less.

WASHINGTON, November ID. - The
report Of the Department OF Agriculture
saws: Cotton indicates a yield per acre
considerably less than last year. The
reported decrease is So per cent. in
Louisiana, 40 per cent. in Texas, and
nearly 30 per cent. in Arkansas. North
Carolina makes return Of 80 per cent.
less yield than in 1880. South Carolina,
Georgia and Mississippi report a better
condition and the prospects are Tor a
crop not much below last year in these
States.
Wheat-The average yield per acre
in 1881, is l0l bushels against IL LILO in
1880, Indicating a decrease OF about ~
per cent, or l00,0O0,0OO bushels from
last years products.
In the interior and western States
there has been great falling off, caused
by the severe winter, late cold spring,
drouth, and in several States insect
ravages but while the quantity of the
crop is reduced, the quality is generally
reported very good.
Corn-November returns, show the
average yield is twenty and one-hali
bushels, indicating a falling off Of abou,
25 per cent from the crop Of 1880, caused
chiefly by the general and protractedi
drought during the growing season, and
by excessive rains since the crop was
harvested. The quality OF the crop Is
somew hat below the average.
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The Second Elections.

BERLIN, November l5.-The results
OF lightweight second ballots for mem.
bers OF the Reichstag show the election Of
nine Conservatives, two OF the Centre
party, sixteen National Liberals, four
teen SecessiOnists, two Liberals, twenty
three ProgressiOnists OF the party OF the
people, thirteen Socialists and four Par.
ticularists.
BERLIN, November l5.--The Kreug
Zsi.',ng SAYS: The conference of Bis
marck with the Emperor shows the
complete harmony between them rela-
tive to the political situation, and the
steps made necessary thereby. Doubt
on this point is inadmissible, even il the
Emperor should not open the Reich
stag. Other journals have taken a
similar view of the subject. 1t is not
probable that the government will pro-
woke party conflict in the coming ses.
sion OF the Reichstag. The proceedings
OF the Prussian Diet will furnish the
true key to the situation, as it is proba-
bic the party OF the Centre, whose sup
port will be necessary, if the govern
ment adheres to its schemes of economic
re'orm, can only be satisfied by the
adoption Of some definite measure by
the Diet in favor Of their GLAZING.
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Spread of the Plngue.

PITTSBURGH, November l5.-The pink
eye has extended to the stables OF the
East Liberty division Of the Citizens
Passenger Railway Company, and it is
likely those cars will be shut up in the
sheds with the Penn avenue cars. The
disease also made its appearance in the
Pittsburgh, Oakland and East Liberty
stables yesterday. but the company
think they will he able TO. keep par. OF
their cara on the road all the time, but il
is hardly possible thstthey will be more
fortunate than the other companies. A
few cars were running over the Union
line, yesterday, but there was no at
tempt at regularity.
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Making Good q Defalcstion

CrSCIxN.rI. November Is, - The
Executive and Advisory Committees Of
the Railway Mail Service and Mutual
Benefit Association OF the United States
met here, to day, to devise means
to pay the Indebtedness caused by
the defsIcati0n Of VIM. W. James,
Secretary and Treasurer, who eighteen
months ago involved the association in
loss oi 5000. II WAS decided
to call convention OF del
eyates, chosen from each division.
to meet in indianapolis, December 2lst.
Among the propositions to be presented
TO the Convention will be one iC pro.
vide that new members shall not be sub
icci to assessment for the Indebtedness
now existing. Another will be 10 limit
the time within which delinquent mem
bcrs may be reinstated. There were
ten members OF each committee present
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FIRE RECORD.
Small Blaze NJ ST. Louis,

ST. LOUIS, November 15.-Thc build.
ing OF the st. Louis cold storage COM
panv, No. pa North Commercial street,
was damaged by fire this morning about
5000, and the adjoining property in
jured about $1,000; insured.
At Bedford, Ind.-Boss $500.
BEDFORD, IND., November ia fire
broke out in Dale's drug store about
halt-past y O'clock this morning, which
destroyed the drug store, Elliott d Co. 5
grocery, Dunn < Dunn's law office, the
office OF the Noris and Rogers Stone
Company, and a frame building adjoin-
ing, occupied by Voris & Luckett as a
law office. The loss on the buildings is
$500; no insurance.
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Small-PoX.

New YORK, November Is -torty-one
smallpox patients are in the Riverside
Hospital. During the past two months
the Emigrant Hospital received, forty
small pox cases from the Staten Island
tomstoe canning establishment, where
the German emigrants wee so badly
treated. w.,
The smallpox hospital at Snake HiII'
New Jersey, is so overcrowded that the
authorities are rasing tents for the over
flow, and new cases are arriving daily.