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The Globe-Democrat Is waging ilorce
war on Hon. Carl Schurs, secretary of tho
navy under Nc. Hayes administration. Mr..
Schurz ever since his residence in st. Louis
has Ignored tho Globe, Democrat and reius d
TO recognize ii us tho organ OF tho republican
party. After a bitter md entirely uucaltd
for attack upon Judge Key, ex.pos,mas;er-
general, tho Globe.democrst says Of MIR
SchurE "less fortunate was tho other
southern member Of Mr.. Hayes Cabinet. He
had been less of specialist than his col
league, and there was no avenue opon for
his retirement Ho had so completely GOV.
ocdlhc whole ground Of slatcsmenship-hsl
80 drmoly shouldercd tho entire bundle of
adais-that no had never nado his marx in
A,y particular limo. There was no berth into
which no could DO unloaded, and no was
Obliged TO no down without having selected
. place whereon TO light. 1t was also HE
misfortune tina, his political orphansgc had
occurred too early. no had no standing in
any party at tho umc Of his appointment,
and there wss no call for him anywhere on
Che strength Of old associations or pas, sc,-
Vice. Had he ovcr faithfully served any
body or any causc, for time suillcien, to
Identity him with any party or any principles
no might havc slidden gracefully into some
official aperture Of slse commensurate
with his prctensions" This 10 none Of our
Ash., but the sssaul, upon Mr.. schurs Ia SO
mAnifcstly unreasonable and unjust, ,hs, We
take occasion 10 cay that wc think no ha,
pivcn "a devoted and s efficient service Il
thc republican party "A any member o
H. and in point Of intellect and learning h
not surpassed BY any member of Mr.. Hayts
la,o cabinet. Mr. Scbuiz, Il Is repor,ei
will shortly start republican daily paper Il
81 Louis. which IL To be tho accepted crg-'
Of the administration, md u ,bis be lrut,
may acsount for the sournes Of tho milk It
the Globe. Democrats coccauu. However
Tho democratic party can take ccmfor. In To
fAos thu, whom the shiuing lights In ,hc 70
p,b.ican putty fail out and quarrel. |, 10 al
wsys 70 it benefit
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Election Notice.

10y VIRTUE of tho authority vested IN me
- us mayor OF the q " Of Dali y, -tNas,
aud n accordance vi. j. the re Wiremeu oI the
charter OF said city, an election "a n lehy or.
de cd tn he held la the different wuus tneteoi
On me Ia d'y of Np II, y -, ! !. the same
hHius the first 'ucs.iny ,fsef tue q rSSaOuday
~ said month Tor tho put ose OF elrcling A
mal or Tor sald city md onp Uldsr,u IN for ench
ward thereof
The pflls for said cleo ion viii be opeped
and hell ~ the fol owinG place.:
Fl'st Ward-At the ecu lhurso.
Second Ward - At Bryans bull Ang, on
Camp street
lhlm ward-At Frllh's store, ON Bryan
street ana the
Fourth War; Young echn,l house,
the following are the pres iding Offices of
slid election; For ths nrSt ward, C. NJ
Terry; second ward, W. ". Ross, third
ward, j In uenr, Brown; aud tho fourth
ward, j I'm j takius
IN wit, eSs whereof have herrunto affixed
my ohlcill signature and unused
the seal of the cit, Of Dallas TO be
lL' ST. he'eun impress Il, ut my nthrc In
said city his March sd, 4 ID, 1881
N,ss,' JOHN j Gpuu, Mayor.
u, II. HEREFORD, city Secretary,
by W McGraln, Deputy.
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TRIBUTE OF REsPEuT.


HALL OF X. +. LeE LODGE No. 2,
A D. U. W, Dallas, March ., ISL. !
Whereas, It has pleased tho Supreme Master
of this universe to cali from our miis' cur late
beloved brother, " u. Whi,la. 10 that home
whence no traveller retu ms. be 1t
Re,olvei, That in the demise Of said orother
this lodge has lo,t good an worthy brother;
be It further
Resolved, That we herewith tender our
heartfelt sympathy aAd coincidence TO the
afflicted family, In this their hour of sorrow
be II further
Resolved, that these resolutions be spread
upon the minutes of his lodge, and same be
inserted In he Dallas Daily HxRALp and a
copy thereof be forwarded to the bereayed
family. SfGnUND LoHI,
S. a. STEWART,
4 Il. SHuM.KER.
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1,g- NOIION Thr litll,

@e'NOIIug The ldstls Giant is the cheap
est and best corn and cotton planter now in
use, Mr. Cox is.uow In Dallas and has made
ARA gtmeuts with tree OF the best shops In
Dallas to ru' up his planters, and wishes to
say tn the nrmers that If they want planter
that win do their work Up just right, to call on
him, aud he will show them ono ANY one
wantiUg 70 buy county rights can get them
cheap, and cgu double their money la two
week, on they can get thsm put up In Dallas
and sci! them wi hout any trouble Mg Cox
can be found ut Ken's hotel any time "a IS
week, If you want barguiA call and see him
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New York has got to initiating Now Or
leans in carnival celebrations on Mardi Gras,
but ihoy are only tho merest limitations. Tho
carnival ia New Orleans now, IS what II was
wont TO DO & century or two ago in tho
principal italian cities. New York, or Bos
ton, or Philadelphia, IL rs incapable of ono
as Now Orleans is of .lcighing parties and
clam bakel
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Fix Govnnson AssoN A. MonnlLL, now a

Elk GovgRsoR ANsoN A. MORRILL,, nov
mcmber Of the Maine leglsln'urr. was lrsi
electci &, office In 1874 when thirty one years
Of a.. 8 and IN, Glloi Oyery Office within the
gift OF the people Of his stats. Although
rs years old, hc ia halo vigorous and active,
aud always "a his seat, he works diligently
as legislator AND looks vol anor tho
interests of his constituents Ms well NJ pf.tr
tho entire stsio
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Hhiteiaw Rela's YDrrInrc.

"GaIh," In Cincinnati Euquirar
Leaving New York for Washington to-
day, | found loas trains of sleaper sread y
filled. Even the operations of business in
Now York city were suspended in great
measure for the augurstion. a Cincinnati
gentleman told me that he could not ret
nybody TO attend to anything, Ms sll the
lawyers and half tho spectators were
cabino,'msking, and tho rest were waiting
on the fate Of tho funding Till. In my train
WAS MIR. Whitaaw Red, 10 whom said
"Thoy have 20. you married gain
In the newspapers" After minute
he sAid, with little blush. "Thsy have 90, Il
rghtlhis time" Mr., Reid wss on ms way
10 Washington to see B,aiue aud other
friends, and after the inauguration will 20
south to join his niece, whom be- has elucal.
ed, Snd Is now ut Aiken, Georgia Some of
the Dodge family of New York, friends OF
Rid, own tho old Senator Preston and
g. ytuo' Moses property in Columbia, the
state capital Of South Carolina. Miss Mills
is, think, The eide of the two daughters OF
~ " Nllis' 1uo most successful business
MAJ OF California. lie has ono son.
Ogion Mills. tie went out from NV York
N early manhood and settled at Sacramento
and established tho banking business there,
wncn developed into n controlling bank in
Sm Franci.cl, aud for many years, or until
tie r,sn OF the bouauE, people, did all the
bu,ines. oftho coast. During the ilush wears
Mr. Mills lived MS couscrvp,ivcly as If he
were IN some quiet village of the east, unI
hence lost little or nothing Ia the glu, or de-
p essiln of prices. After the passage Of the
k'rney constitution hc moved to New York
cils, who're hu ia now actively engaged in
tank ng, real estate and msterlsl things,
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The 20 nsy vouia Railroad Company has
York and Plils iclphia on their line is about
MIN. " miles, aud must DO travelled in ninety
minutes and for this purpose arc clsagod III
cNns iuctng n locomotive In the Altoona
SHOPS Which Is thought will accomplish this
Tremendous sp, cd. It iss Glass X engine,
bot Is different In meny respects from lis
'rrdccccsor which has failed TO accomplish
tho work for witch It WAS iotsntod. The
now driving whesls which 70 now standing
Ia tho wheel shop arc sevcnty-clght in ihes
IL lismaItr'ncarly foo, taller than an
ordinary man Tho eylenders will DO Is by
q riches, heretofore sixty.,ighi.inch dli.
ytrs weto the largcs, run o. the road.
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Til. East Limo AMI Rei River railroad
90 npeny ha, completed ia limo /, Grecnvillo
In Hun. County and ON tho nth instant
rgul,r froish, and passenger trains will DO
run between Gtccnvilc and Jefferson
This is narrow gusge road bu. I, pcrmca,os
. splcndii country and does u handsome 70.
munerative business.
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psrature and clouding, threatening weather
with heavy storms. He does not mean that
this will be the sort OF weather for these
entire four days, but that during tina. time
such weather will prevail more or less. To-
day the moon ia in apogeo aud tho day be.
tween sunrise and sunset is eleven hours and
forty four minutes lorg.
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John II, Clifton was called 10 tho bedside
o h,s sick mother. 10 Grant county
and during bis absence his homo and every
\, NJ 10 I, WAS burned to he ground. The
q rn News saws there IL an organ zcd band
sus uS, thieves ard house burners in tina.
v'uuty, VIII, never mis' an opportunity to
puttue the r deyilish work.
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TnE Pann'ylvanis railroad company ow1a
and operates near 1000 miles of railroad,
AMI inst yaar it carried 1891, i6i tons Of
merchandise md 26,2il ,o36 passeogers. 1t
has over oas thousand locomotives and forty
thousand cara,
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Dissolution and Co partnership.

'nne prtner nip heretofore existing between
NJ. ID. harrington and ii 4 lnderwnnJ NM
Ger the ntm name of Garlingtoo 4 Under.
WOOD, this day Dissolved b, mutual co psent
u Y. uhderwo d retiring The bu ine,s viii
hereafter be carried on by VI. =. Darlington
auu ihomas Yield, whn nave entered into a
partnership ubder the name of GRrllngton A
tl"ld' NJ, u, ARLINGTON,
II +, uNDt RwOoD,
n., 49,, THOMAS FIELD. q
sn .a.mng nt,en'lnn To the above notice, re-
specuull' ask for the new Il m The continued
patronage 20 generously given to the o d firm
by lie irienhs ii, II. UNDERwoom !"
DALLAS, March |, lSSl
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TnE st Louis Globe Democrat thinks Mr.
Robert T. lincoln was appointed to a place
in President Garield's cabinet becsuse he is
the son Of his father.
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STOLEN.

stolen ftom my lot on tn, nlxh, NJ Naval,
~, one mouse-col re mare mute, brand, d
na,i h"n on right shoulder, had on Shcn
81 l-u lNrsestdd ., same HAVING long awe At
susp,l lmmel with G 'ugar ssin, and branded
a.. toya on atge bora. WIN pay s9s ior
'ne ueu'ery o, ny mule T. me
,,,,, Z II. Lively,
ihesdd'e IL large an Guitar. Dallas.
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DESPITE the efforts of tho robust senator
from Illinois, tho bill to put General
Grant on the army retired list failed in the
senate, and is on the list of bills that did not
become laws. 1t will doubtless remain
there, or ought, in the eternal fitness of
th;uUa
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aFSOrIIE--h o. u W,-Mumbers Of Il,
Il. Leo Lodge No, 8, h. u. L. W win assemble
NJ their lodge room promptly at saj n AL. this
morning, to attend the funeral services OF Bro
W. IL. Whilla. |. W. STRAUSS, NJ. W.
q. II. PLowMAN, Recorder
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TO-DAY Il tho ION and Professor Tce
rays ,ha. from the 10Th 70 tn, ll,h there
will DO q falling barometer, ri,iag tenn.
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A dispatch ( IN Bocrtontsn reports tina
,he Boeis \ vo tl,graphed Prcsiden, Brand
II Orange Flo Stale. that they have taxed
camp OF soldiers and G,eral ,fieo
prisoners.
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NOTICE. 10 CONTRACTORS -Healed pro-
posals for removing house, rebuilding CT inn
ney and fcnco ON certain lot in the city OF
Dallas, wlil be received by the city cnginee
unit the 10th inst. For full particulars apply
to civ engineer
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krieg's MIL for Salc.

.,, Ee"M s"r &c, 90 t.horse power o..
om tunnins orier, ant dwelling, miii built.
iny anu giound, rob, 20 iea, All for q, an,
or maehh.n, ~ n one 6rsl 800 Add,ass
CHRISTIAN kREl0, palla a. Tor an
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DyNOTlCE Is hereby given that Henry
Loeb and Henry friedlander, undor the nrm
name of Loeb & Frledlander. are the only sue.
cessors of the late ilrm of Ike Loeb & Co and
they alone are authorized to transact all bus
iness pertaining to said late firm. The public
generally are notified of this fact and requested
to call upon and correspond only with said
Loeb friedlnnder In all matters connected
with said late tlrm. We are still at our old
stand, corner Camp and Lamar ats, where
we will serve our customers with tho same dis
patch MS heretofore
LOEBa FRlEnLANDER,
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Es"Noiice, Kuighls of Pythias. All Knights
of tae city In good standing are requested to
meet at iii ir crstls hall Thursday morhiug,
March 10th, at ut 9:S1 O'Clock, n. m, to attend
the funeral OF Bro. ". II. Whius
ii, II. SMITH, J.T WILLIAMS,
X. of K. Is. O. L,
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Ex-GovERNoR WALKER. Of Virginia, is
shortiyto take up his residence IL New York
ci,v
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merit from ourselves:
OFFICE DALLAS HERALD,
January 4 lse.. !
A. N. Cochran, Esq, Postmaster, Dallas.
DEAN siH-a erew in enclosed we hand you
QUO nnndfed and twpnty-One dollars and
sevensy cents, amount bill duo for postage OF
the Daily HERALD for last month
We you'd thank you, II possible and conve.
nient TO you, TO furnish MS the Information as
10 the comparative circulation of the iiEnALD
as agaiast tho Other pa oers of north Tgga8.
Very respectfully,
PFouTs, ELLIOTT e. HALL.
PcsToFFIcE, DALLAs, TEXAS, I
January 4, 1851.
Mesars. pfouts, Elliott " Hall
GEsTLEMES In reply to yours 4 even date,
can only state from the best sources OF ini0r
nation at ny commint. that the postage paid
by the Dallas Daily and Weekly lisnALD IL in
excess OF tnnt paid by all otus papers in north
Texas combined.
Very respectfully,
A. NJ. COCHRAN, Postmaster
DER Bentley, Assistsnl Postmaster
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

sj'NOIlCE--On account of the funeral OF
Mr.. ". II wnitla To-day, the sals of tickets
Icr The Galley Slave will not commence
until o'clock p. m John A. Moningur.
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g5"NouGE--Losion Of Hoaor Members
Of Fidelity Council No. tlO, viii assemble ut
their council chamber IL, . q. m, tuiB morning
to attend the funeral service OF their late COM
pAnion, W II. Nhitla, Il. E BURKE,
Il. Ii. PLowMAN, Commander
Sec'y Fidelity Council, 4 l.. of IL.
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hfltered at the Post once al Dallas, Iexas, a.
Second Class Mater
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soUIarrY NOTICES,

GENoTlCE - knights OF Honor, Dallas
Lodge No. 1870, X OF H, viii assemble at
III r lodge room at 9O'olock sharp this morn
l. :, TO attend tho funeral aervlces OF Bro. W
u Whltla; and all other knights 10 good
s,tnding, belonging 10 any other lodge, are
requested 10 Ettend A. T.. SMITH,
ROBr, CLARKE, Reporter. Dictator.
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Sg-NOrlCE -- Memjers Of, Queen City
LOdge, No. 9il, X. of H.. are requested 10
assemble " their lodge room this morning,
at 9o'clocs shafp, for the pu, pose OF attend
ing thc funeral IT Bro. W. fl. Whtla.
A, O. AnDEEY, sA STEWART,
Reporter. DictA tor.
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OUR CIRCULATION

The following speaks for.itself. without com
ment from ourselves;
OFFICE DALLAS HERALD. I
Iuuulry lSc
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-03-20
"A ITonstsosss Birth.

Some little excitement was caused yesterday
morning by the discovery of the dead body of
an infant child in the rear of No. 252 Hennepin
avenue. The "fnd" was made by workmen
employed in tearing down a stairway, who
came across a cigar box. The matter was re-
ported to police headquarters and the coroner
promptly notified. A GLOBE reporter went
to the scene and viewed the remains, which
were terrible looking monstrosity. The
body was that of female child, and up to the
shoulders was perfectly developed. The
head. which was only about as
large as q small orange, was
set On the shoulders without any semblaRce
of neck. The features were just discernible
and the eyes were set in the top of the head.
While curiosity ran rife as to how the body
came to be placed under the stairway, DR.. A.
Meyer, who has an office IN the building,
came to the front aud claimed the infant as
his own property He explained that about
six weeks ago he attended woman in this
city during child birth, and the child being
born dead, and such curiosity, lie took It to
his Office for dissection. This statement
settled the matter, and the coroner's inquest,
which seemed probable, was disposed of.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-03-20
The Duke Of Connaught and the Irish
man

All classes in Ireland are fond of
grandeur and circumstance, and the es-
Enlistment Of royal residence there
would have most beneficial effect.
During the stay Of the Duke Of Con-
naught in the country, he was, as
usual, very afable, and won golden
opinions among rich and poor. [ was
told that, one day when he was standing
at the door of hotel, tatterdemalion
came up to him, and with native assur-
ance called out:
Welcome to ireland, your Royal
Highness! hope I see your Highness
we'll"
"Quite we'll. am much obliged to
you" replied the Duke.
"And your royal mother, the Queen ?"
continued the man. 81 hope she is also
enjoying good health?"
Yes, thank you, returned the Duke;
"the Queen Is very we'll"
81 am glad to hear it, your Royal
Highness. And how are your royal
brothers?'
SECT along there, fellow p said one
of the aides-de camp, who happened to
come up at that moment.
"What are you interfering with me
for, STRIP retorted the tatterdemaIion,
much affronted "Don't you see that
am moulding conversation with his
Royal Highness ?''-Loaado1s Society.
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personalities.

Mr.. SCHLIEMANN complains that he
was refused the appointment OF
United States consul at Athens. al
though he offered to take the place
without pay, and proposed to make a
free gift of the Trojan collection to
the Smithsonian Institution at Wash
ington, and to send large quantities Of
antiquities to the New York Museum
of Art.
Mr.. MONCURE ID. CONWAY was one
Of the few Americans who were
personally pleasing to Thomas Carlyle.
They were for several years in the
habit Of walking together twice a
week. After their walks Mr.. Conway
would carefully write down Carlyle's
conversation, and these notes will now
be published in book form.
ONEof the notable persons in society
at Washington is said to be the Japan
csc minister. He dresses in extreme
fashion and rides to the capitol in a
fancy turnout. His English is very
good, but he has the features of his
nation strongly marked, and is there
fore to American eyes ugly.
THE Marquise of Lorne intends
making a tour of the Northwest next
autumn. The marquise may be pre-
pared for some surprises among his
stirring neighborS of this section.
DIR. HAWKES., of Helena, Mont, is
the tutor of Gen. Garfeld's two sons,
Harry and James. After the inau-
guration of Gen. Garfield, his sons
school room will be transferred to the
White House, where their efficient
instructor will finish preparing them
to enter Williams college in the fall.
JUSTICE CLIFFORD, of the United
States supreme court, who is a hope
less Invalid, is under the constant care
of his devoted wife, who has grown
very old in her looks since her hus-
bands attack. A few days ago the
invalid escaped from her care and
wandered out through the halls of the
hotel, looking pitifully into the faces
that he did not remember, although
they were the faces of old friends. He
was going to court, he said, when one
of them detained him. In fey min
utes his nurse led him back, without
resistance, into his room.
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ASSIGNMENT.
Closing of the Hat snd Cap JOtbin0 Hoas
Of Hahn, Knight e Co.

Closing of the Hat aud Cap JOtdif'0 House
Of Hahn, Knight q Co.
Yesterday afternoon the firm Of Hahn,
Knight 6, Co., iobbers in hats, caps and fur
goods. doing business on Washington avenue
north, were closed up by the sheriff, on writ
Of attachment issued to Frank Z. Moody.
The amount of the judgment held by the
party mentioned was Sl0,021.92. At 1880
O'Clock confessed judgments to the following
persons and amounts were filed at the district
First National bank, s7,19f.13; Sarah
J. Knight, $3,l02. At 4 o'clock
the firm made q general assignment, for the
benefit Of their c. editors, to +. w. Lyman.
1t is stated that the assets of the firm will
amount to about $4,000, with about $4,000
liabilities. The firm has been engaged in an
up hill business for sometime and the main
cause OF the failure has been their bad credits.
1t is thought that had they been able to collect
the larger portion OF their accounts they
would have been able to pull through.
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MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
MINNEApOE1s GLoBELETs.

Ladies' Land league meeting this evening at
Catholic Association hall.
The Knights of Pythias viii give calico
apron social at Pythian hall on Wednesday.
Only three divorce cases were disposed of at
the special term of the district court, yester-
day.
Mrs. John A Christian died at her residence
yesterday morning. The funeral VIII occur
on Tuesday afternoon.
Eliza A. Copp was granted divorce from
her husband, Alonso B. Copp, yesterday on
the ground of hahitual drunkenness.
TIE Minneapolis Zouaves will, under their
auspices, bring the Charlotte Thompson
troupe" to this city on March 20, 30, 81.
John Madison of the Northwestern Labor
Exchange, while glazing window, cut his
left arm. The wound is likely to result seri-
ously.
Six DRINKS were before Judge Cooley yes
terday morning. Three were reprimendad and
discharged, and the other trio were sent
Up for five days each.
The alarm Of fire from box 20, at noon yes
terday, was caused by q chimney fire on Fifth
avenue south, near Thirteenth street. The ser
vices OF The department were not needed.
The trial of the suit against N. R. Thomp-
son, for damages, on account of the death OF
J. Munger, at the Jail last fall, is still oc-
cupying the attention of the district court.
Prof. James FaiFman, Of the ''Chica go
Electric School Of Art" will spend the week
in this city. He will deliver several lectures
on art topics under ~the auspices of the Art
association and hold afternoon receptions on
Wednesday and Thursday.
Elias Buckner, who was arrested by ofhcer
Marsh on Monday night, was discharged by
Judge Cooley yesterday afternoon. Buckner
is charged by the officer as being one OF par.
ties who insist in standing guard in front of
one Of the "peep o'day'' restaurants on Hen
nepin avenue: He refused to move on at the
command of the officer and was therefore
RIM IN