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The Canvass OF the West Town
Returns Begun.
Mr.. A. O. Hesing's Reply to Some
Newspaper Attacks.
Defects Ia thc Primary System, and How
10 Remedy Tllen.
The Alleged Ninth Ward Frauds Not Much
Of q Foundation.
TIE 1YicSr TOWN.

CfSCTs.
Tho es, Town Hoard nc q cansas.ers r.. nSt g, yes.
turns from 70 v ,ho '',t West Town wards. supcryl.or
= i Mesun"e nnncaro Tor tho i,cnocra;s. a,
ii. L. Kurlcy. A. l.. Morrison, j. u. l,l,ehcock,
and IT. ~ mnt,, ~ ,rro ,ha clerks. Tho tn,t t~f, Sos
Ing sworn In as slicctals.
i. +. Mcconnell submitted tho following uro-
.,a"e.n ~ s". s..,s". Au'sA' ~-'''' ""
pers'so' Hof"eh' ,,,.
~ hereby rGaieotfully protest that IT. risasans % ~
Atnlck hnvinH hesn cRndtduto lor tue tililGe at
Msscsor Ut tho !n!1 claoiion t9r uisess o. th9
tor ror that oge. 9 inaoll,po.eGt 70 sesyu nRon
Upon sail Jloatt may atfegt ;, tho returns ,, fr.a
tho aoyeral precl'lots " sa IoWg: aMu th9 can.
Fn'' OF Tue s''es '0f 'es S9sf Mits f sSas'ss
Nr. schlo oh!ectcd. on tn9 Srnl,nn tnat tne
iaw 10y nr"ydcs that thg present.
aGh as Cnnvah5lnH !inntMi; !i;,r., ..., T.. .,,a,,,,,
cit. AnGK hiu ~ coHath.Sc ~ LIZ ~ saou,s ,s
sSct y ~ ,.ss sSo IL . ~ cu,nniv viii H. law
iiinlrh he wotiid personally prefer not TO-
rIS protest was nyrrrufed and p!Nccd on filo:
woaltl Itu perform its work @ With faifnes. '''~ '
Tho llonrd then proceeded to cunvaps
rIlr l,Erul.Ss rl,oN THE SIXTH wA,,p.
NTH. sixth. Anl seventh. w1ro declared to bc IT,
teSs hs Ha f'or * espsn end erreos errors w.
being prnrorly signed or s%enled: % ln tao Fourth
sealetl nor prnpcrly aligned. Only twenty'tcven
constablGs wer1 natned.
IT. tho fiaa n!stseI tan t ao ,.I eoras TX
iiiieN h,lt ano sworn. aMu ono Suuso Was nllesis
In 9Io sevohih 5ho mntnoof y WI woy .Dr eoM. r.
llfteun balots snort r tho city tickut, owing to
et mistake Of slo o!erss. 1r,,o,,,,,. ,,,,, ~.
The r9lurI's Eiv9 tho ,tolowtnK result ~ tho
s1x,p Mf s
lH, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS l75i; oshs, ltoi,
n. ~: ~ nv"'a '.' A''''.sA s'.' l''",''A w.
It ~ ssiil thought tho chances are In favor OF
A;Miek's oleetioi,. ,,.a..,,., ,r.,,x.
,luX when T.. was discovered that no
ballots n9r bog mud been rstMrne;l TON,
,ilo Fourth l'reotnct ot tho Ninth WHr'l. where her
thirds wcrr licpnbiican; Thy loss u such pre-
ulUct would turtl tho Tue Id iasof ol tue Dcmo-
cra..o candidates, ',.,,,, ana nno ro s,,s,,
t,as nll WIS not right 1 + wss rsmemHsTs en- % TINT
shst sssinst sna III Ps%os;St 5 ;ss.n s1s sas3
nt ~" Inc III Ual]5ts tx. and TowM.cserk Gruvcs 1t
No = Green s,rcst e ses 'oS %hy t1 ~ eox
n9i at he ca us prseT
tho box RETURNED during tho day; A!on3 atont 7
o'clock Mr Gravos says that & n,nGed ~ ft entsrea
the oiliee ~ very sissiy tnood, ana. tnroWing
-S!ilo.s o. s"s,aias slso aai ,hat tae oSx 81 va.
th!uestss 70 him. JIG inIue ny explanMtion ns
to TO- wmat a nssog Of me gais ~ H.; a w
box. a'ltl dv,nanded tho ballots, th9 poll.books
tcS @ tSn bex bnh,us the rspu ho
wa!keu ont Later y wss M asfered a ~ ~, tnas tne
c!ty OoA naa oeeM etH W n.a' Mesu Nv tS s,
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11IE ~ IE1A5U y IKGI Ixtt SOII IsFI I1s
1'n1LAnELpIi1A, April s.--l;ugcne Frcd-
eric, n young German respectfully connected,
was arrested this afternoon OH n telegram
from New York. The detectives hero have
noidea how he Is connected will, tic Strasbur-
ger blaekn,aIling scheme, concerning which
It Is believed bis preselcc IN. New, York ~
wanted. Frederic denies all knowledge Of
participation In It. =
, 1881-04-09

SrAuNTox, Ya., April s.-Tl,o house Of Ed
win Reeves, near here, burned. Two chill
dreli perlslied III the flames. Reeves himself
ls probably fatally burned.
, 1881-04-09
GOOD LUCK.

EpttIal UtIpaEeA to I4s CA*aeo 4FIba16.
BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, Aprll a.-Wlli!am
Vooris, young bakur working In th!s city,
was surprised today BY The Intelligence that
SUI, ,uS0 lad been left hlM BY deceased rela.
tive, ,,'p
, 1881-04-09
EArArry. 1y1rnEn.

IsD1ANAro11s. Ind, April s.-Ci,arlcs Gla-
z1er, Superintendent Of Scotts Elevator. In
this city, was run over by q cOal-cnr aud
fatally Injured. II0 was 10 yeais old.
, 1881-04-09

pended, 20 that when they called Tor subscrlp-
tona tho peNple would
KX0W EXACTLY WHAT WAS TO ne DONE.
bus i 4 wfts sso j. 70 ,s,s s5ss G a ersy m
III favor Of that-ho lallovcd tho necessary
~ss Il SSss Ss @ sy
Wise, g. any Of the money Disappeared, those
III, ,Wauaaor !iid not think tbo Gossnmlttoo
tme aqd b waoa H. Aons u'soa asS g. sssssa tsss
shsn hays so,no.alna Setosa i 81 shIsh 70 ses. M
Srs RESOLUTION st sis. % %Aiiea si xas Rad again.
al Gbsfys o mht e %as bss:
hall e st.ns siaa !Aat would @ eon,q,eYereto tbs
vOtod 10 wauid depend to vary largo oxtcnt
upon tue amount et money raised. Ii should
70 out .hat IsE very lsrKs s..m was nesded-an
se,,'n. @ ~. Whee !ko: ri. %S''sy ~ g eslIes,sd
xhss fs't ass's @ e asSsa sses
pinuss.l Until thoy know how much thoy were
ss sSs 10 FaS g sy = ass SGY
thoy bad the funds y would ba wlsdVu TO put
W. se e sooas ~ %elts :, IT, b oefof'
rpT W A NUILOiN0
In which future generations might plnco thslr
treasures. Fhe b4|fd!ug would oe tere, tbs 70.
sltlt OF tho ACTION or the people Now III Chi
cngp. it, hlllnx' up would dep0nd upon
those who came utter them. Tbcru.
fnro ho thought tho matter for the
Committee to determine was sjtnply the yaigtu9
OF tho ul0nay,-tU Ket AZ much ~ thyy could 6y
appealing 10 the rich md tho podf, 10 oyesy
nun. woman. and child In Chicago.
Tho resolution Vt blr. Al!1n was adopted, and,
1n ul0lIou VI Atr. Peck. tho Ch1ir HlpOllteu q
Daily globe., 1881-02-02
Another Boom for Sioux Falls.

The Dakota improvement company is
the name of a new organization, COM
posed of St. Paul and Eastern capitalists,
which will have its headquarters at Sioux
Falls, Dakota The capital is 100000,
and the company has bought quite a line
of land and lots in Sioux Falls, intend
ing to begin its operations by erecting on
the lots, as soon as the weather will per-
nit, twenty houses, to assist in supplying
the great demand for dwellings there.
Its land is to be laid out in addition to
the town, and the company proposes to
plant trees all along the streets and 9th
erwise to beautify the addition. 1t has
q further purpose, but the time of exc
cutting which Is not yet definitely settled,
with reference to providing water sup
ply for the town; and its charter provides
that it may establish loan agency. In
this last capacity the company has al
ready received, through parties interested
in the company, offers from financial
institution having strong European con-
nections to place English money on farms
in Dakota and Southwest Minnesota. Mr.
]. b. Drake, of this city, has been the
chief promoter of the combination of in
terests, and will no doubt be the presi-
dent and executive officer of the COM
pany
Daily globe., 1881-02-02
THE GLOBE HOROSCOPE.
As it CASTS its Light on the Chicago
Markets.
rSpecial telegram to the Globe

Especial Telegram to the Globe.l
CHICAGO, Feb. Wheat cables dull
and lower, the market on the other
side being inactive and SO are we and
our sisters-no, stop now, Mr.. Pegasus, no
quoting from Pinafore when / have to hurry
up in order TO be in time for "Lucia De Lamer-
moor" Iwould not miss tune of that for
the whole difference in five wheat to-mor-
row. Don't you see? The boys ATE having q
hell of a time, neither bull nor bear much
ahead. The bulls have the report of winter
killing and the bears bad foreign markets, and
between thos[two chances the boy who does
not 60 in for scalping and scalping only is sure
to break through and sit on the floor and get
whipsawed
Corn and oats slightly lower and very little
trading.
Provisions are the lively trading now. Prices
higher in the morning, but then at the top
| there was lots for sale and we close lower but
still higher than yesterdays closing. There
was lively times on call this afternoon, regu-
lar row, because member got fined and made
noise about it, got fined more and raised
s'hail Columbia The result was no call for
wheat or corn. Some say that the disturbance
was made on purpose to prevent a prominent
house from executing big order to buy wheat.
That is rumor, but think it is bosh.
Daily globe., 1881-02-02
Financial.

WASHINGTON, Jan S1.-The interest on the per
cent. funded loan of 1881 falls due tomorrow.
Treasurer GilfIan to-day mailed checks for the pay
rnent of registered interest The number Of checks
is 5000, representing S392, $50.
The comptroller of the currency has to-day COM
peted an abstract of National banks, showing their
condition December 81, 1880. The abstract shows
an increase in loans Of since october lst
Ths individual deposits I0OO 000, ,o00 being an
Increase Of SI32, octp. which is Offset by an in
crease exchanges for the clearing house Of SlO3
010, the increase being chiefly in the city of New
York, the item of loans and clearing house e1-
changes being much larger than at any time since
the organization Cf the system. Fhe banks hold
S1O6, ST 900 of specie, gold coin, being nearly
SIO0,OOOO 900, and silver coin ABOUT $40 00Uo, the
total coin beins S5O0,00l less than Oh October lst,
and the total tender notes about S,seooo0 greater.
The amount of circulating notes outstanding De-
cenber 81 S3t7c0D' 90, being slightly less than
on October lst. The increased circulation during
the month Of JaIus'y was Sl95,z95. and the in
creaee of legal tender notes for the purpose of re-
ducins circulation, S372,87
Daily globe., 1881-02-02
General Capital Ne,cs.
THE FUNDING BILL.

WASHINGTON, Feb. l. The Senate finance
committee to-day agreed to amend the House
bill so as to make the. bonds redeemable in five
years and payable in twenty years from their
date of issue, and to fix the rate of interest,
both for bonds and treasury certificates at 81
per cent. The fourth. fifth and sixth sections
of the bill were not reached.
RIVER AND HARBOR APPROPRIATION BILL.
The House committee on commerce COM
pleted the river and harbor bill with the ex-
ception of some twenty small items which re-
main to be passed upon. The committee pro-
poses to finish the bill tonight. 1t is stated
the aggregate amount already provided for
will exceed SO, ,000 900, and there is hardly any
probability the committee will consent to in
crease this amount by an appropriation for re.
claiming Potomac Flats, though some men,
bers strongly favor it.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The coinage of United States minis for JAN
nary amounted to $685., ,23O, of which $780,.
900 were silver dollars
The President has signed the bill establish
ing an assay Office at st. Louis.
At meeting of the board of supervising in
speetors of steam vessels to-day, the follow
ing was adopted modification of rule No. 10:
All steamers navigating on rivers having
boilers externally heated, shall have clear
space of not less than six inches between the
boilers and wood work, on either side, and
four inches on top of the boiler.
Daily globe., 1881-02-02
Death Blosc.
lWinona Democrat.

The reservoir system that was concoct-
ed by a gang of public pickpoekets, a
number of whom reside in Minneapolis,
and more directly interested in the
scheme, for the improvement of the navi-
cation of the Mississippi river ~, receiv-
ed death blow in the halls of Congress
on Tuesday, through memorial from the
St. Paul chamber of commerce condemn
ing the scheme. The plan from first to
last was given birth by mill and pro-
perty owning ring in Minneapolis, who
have prayed to Congress to shed its be-
nignant rays upon the people of Mime
sofa in their behalf. It may be called
spitework on the part of the St. Paulites,
but when thieves fall out honest men get
their dues. The proposed reservoirs
would necessarily overflow large tracts of
pine lands owned by these Minneapolis
men from which they have used all the
timber and being useless they now WANT
the government to pay them for the flood
age. The people off Minnesota are to be
congratulated upon the signal defeat of
the ring.
Daily globe., 1881-02-02

been dismissed for want of evidence. The
fenian proclamation has been posted IN
North Shields.
1t is positively stated that branch
land league has been formed in the Island
Of Jersey by an agent from America.
The Times says: We shall be greatly
surprised if the responsible leaders of the
conservative party will refuse their as
sent to well.considered scheme for put
ing an end to the disgraceful and mische.
vious perversion of parliamentary pro-
cedure. The paper also says the govern
ment is fully aware that the necessity for
coercion can no longer beevaded and pro-
posals for Its adoption are ready to be
laid before the house of commons when
the time is deemed ripe.
LONDON, Feb. 1.-6othern left al his
property, including land In New York,
to his sister, Mrs. Cowan.
Daily globe., 1881-02-02
RREUER d RHODES.
a New Substantial Firm organi

A New Substantial Firm Organized.
The firm of Breuer & Budd, iron merchants,
was dissolved almost before it began by the
sudden death of Mr. Budd. Mr.. Breuer has
been in the iron trade in this city for twenty
years or more, but only few months since
essayed to embark in business for him
self. VIM Rhodes, Jr.. son
of Aid, Rhodes, has purchased the
interest of the late Mr.. Budd in the firm
and new firm has been ergenized under the
title of Breuer & Budd. This is q most excel
lent combination and is sure to prove a sue
cess The new firm are located in new and spac-
ious building on East Fourth street, and their
stock is simply something immense MrBreuers
long experience in the usiness, coupled with
Mr. Rhodes business ability and the abundant
capital at their command, places the house in
the front rank among the extensive and promi-
nent wholesale houses Of st. Paul.
Daily globe., 1881-02-02

neighbor of being the instrumentality Of the
afor esaid depletion and had him arrested.
Mogohn was before the court yesterday and
as the allegation was not proved he as dis.
charged.
The thirdparty of the season, under the aus.
pices of the Union club, will take place at
their hall, Seventh and Jackson streets, Friday
evening.
a meeting of the land league will be held
tonight at the hall corner Of Seventh and
Jackson streets. The meeting will be ad-
dressed by Gen. Johnson and Others.
A ladies' land league was organized last
night with a membership of fifty, thirty.fva
ladies bcing present. Father Stanley, Mr..
Markoe and others made remarks, and patri-
otic songs were sung BY the young ladies.
Mr.. Thos. D. O'Brien has resigned bis pos
ition as clerk of the municipal court, and
O'Brien leaves to become partner in the law
frm of o'Brien d Ellsr. Judge Burr addresses
Mr.. o O'Brien very handsome testimonial on
his retiring.
The public will not forget the entertainment
to be given nt the Opera house this evening
by Baldwins Brilliants It will consist of an
exposure of the so-called manifestations OF
spiritualistic mediums, interspersed with mu.
steal selections by an excellent quartette and
exhibitions by the wonderful boy orator, Wes.
ley Lyman. The company is highly spoken
Of by the press of the various cities where
they have given exhibitions. Seats are now
on sale at the box office.
a meeting of delegates from all the temper.
ance societies Of Ramsey county was held in
the basement of the Cathedral last night, to
arrange for demonstration to be given on the
occasion Of the ssmi.annual meeting of the
temperance societies, to be held next Tuesday
at Pfeifer's hall. In addition to the annual re-.
ports there will be addresses from Bishop Ire.
land and others, interspersed with songs, recita.
tions, etc. A feature of the meeting will be
the installation of officers Of the Knights of
st. Paul.
It now transpires that Messrs. Sherwood and
Hall have decided the property on Third street,
occupied prsviou. to the IRE by Averill & Co.,
to Mr.. Clough, of Minneapolis. Mr.. Clough's g
designs have not been officially announced, !,
but there are rumors that he will build a
building for the Joint occupancy of Geo. New
ell and Anthony Kelly, the we'll known whole.
sale grocers at Minneapolis. In view of prop
erty in Minneapolis being less valuable they
may still occupy their Minneapolis buildings
as storerO0ms.
The Masquerade at the Athsneum, Monday
night, had scare not in the bills. A lady was
Waiting with partner, when man suddenly
tore the mask from her face. Her partner
hit the intruder and the bystanders hustled
him out. He proved to be a Minneapolis man,
husband of the lady he insulted. It appears
he had given his assent to his wife's coming
and then revoked it, but she came in spite of
the revocation. The little episode was appar-
emily the minneapolis plap" and the wife re-
turned with her husband.
Daily globe., 1881-02-02
What the Legislative Committee think o
the Mdnkato Normal School.

What the Legislative Committee think Of
the Mdnkdto Normal School.
To the Editor of the Globe.
In your issue of yesterday, and Pioneer
Press of Saturday, you say the legislative
committee visiting the Normal school
at Mankato, were highly pleased with
its condition, and expressed themselves
very favorable of its success.
You must have got your information
from some member of the committee
who spent their time taking in the music
and singing, and not from those who
examined the school and scholars, as
almost every member who visited the
several departments and classes denounce
the school as failure and a grand farce,
and notorious swindle on the State
treasury, and blank compared with the
COST And if the other Normal schools
are equal to the Mankato one, the sooner
the State closes them up and converts
them to some other.use, the better.
A MEMBER OF THE COMMITTEE
Daily globe., 1881-02-02

dians. Reading of message from the presi::
dent upon It's presentation being usage OF
the Senate, the requirement was technically
compiled with at the suggestion of Senator
Edmunds by reading ths initiatoryR p po1n;oan' Rra;aa
and without disposing of the bill the motion
for an extra session prevailed. When the
doors were reopened the Senate adjourned.
Daily globe., 1881-02-02

The Equitable Life Assurance society pub.
fishes its 21st annual statement to-day. Its as
sets are s41 ,000, 600 and its surplus $4,000, ,oO0
The society reports over S35,0OO,0O0 of new
business during the past year, which is an in
crease of over S8, 600, 600 over the year preced-
ing. The facts that its policies are incontest-
able after they are three years old, and payable
Immediately upon the receipt of satisfactory
proofs of the death of the policy holder, have
doubtless had their influence in securing this
substantial evidence of public confidence.
The income of the society last wear was
So, 70o, 600, and its payments to policy holders
S4,S0O,OOO
Daily globe., 1881-02-02
q Plasterers' Union.

The journeymen plasterers of the city held
meeting last night at Davidson's hall and
organized by electing P. R. Mcdonnell presi.
dent; NJ F. Gallagher, vice president; VIM.
O'Rourke, treasurer; j. Stillman, secretary,
J. Clancy, sergeant-at-arms; ]. Whipple,
Louis Bernard, J. Apple, D. McCrease, g.
Lateral, committee of safety. 1t was resolved
that on and after the LIST Of May society wages
should be So per day and the right reserved to
stop work at P. NJ. on Saturday. If employ.
ers accede to these terms the Union will guar,
meeting will be held at the court house on
Tuesday evening next
Daily globe., 1881-02-02
n Word for Burt.
tWaseca Herald ]

We suppose our Senators at st. Pau
know what they are about, and had good
reasons for refusing to confirm the ap-
pointment of Mr. Burt, as State superin-
tendent, but to US it looks as though they
had bounced a very able officer, whose
equal will be very hard to find. .
Daily globe., 1881-02-02

Headache, la1guor and melancholy gener-
ally spring from a disordered stomach, cos
tiveness, or a torpid liver Each may readily
be removed by DR.. D. Jayne's Sanative Pills, a
few doses of which will be found TO stimulate
the liver and stomach to healthy action, re-
move all biliousness, and produce regular
excavations of the bowels.
Daily globe., 1881-02-02
PLUCKY PARNEbLI7ES..
4 SHARP OBSTRUCTIVE FIGH1
AGAINST COERCION.

of Commons-Continuanc Session from
Mondays sittins-success of the Small
Band of Home Rulers Under Parnell's
Leadership in Preventing a Vote Upon
the Coercion Bill-Motions- to Adjourn
Negatived, and Promptly Renewed and
Supported by Speeches Against Time
A Conservative Forced to Apologize for
Insulting Home Ruler-Scenes and Inoi-
dents Of the Sitting.
Daily globe., 1881-02-02
OfCourse.
princeton Union. !

We will wager hat that the State vii
be reapportioned in the interests of St.
Paul and Minneapolis. If the members
from the rural districts were true to
their constituents such would not be the
case. But the trade is made and partly
carried out; it only remains for the
friends of the giodlike Mcmillan to
fulflltheir part of the contract, and they
will do it.
Daily globe., 1881-02-02
WASHINGTON.
WORK OF THE NATIONAL LAW
MAKERS.

The Democratic Plan for Counting the
Electoral Vote introduced IN the Sem
ate-The Pension Appropriation Bill
Taken Cp-Proposed Amendment OF the
Funding Bill by the Senate Commit
tse-An Aggregate of Ten Million Dol
lars for Rivers and Harbors-Pubhc
Debt Reduction During January-Mis-
cellausous.
Daily globe., 1881-02-02
The Insane Asylum inquiry.

The special legislative committee, ap-
pointed to inquire into the cause and all
circumstances Of the fire which occurred
at the State insane asylum in November
last and the loss of life in the fire, as well
as into the management of the asylum
and Its affairs generally, assembled at st.
Peter yesterday afternoon and will to-day
actively enter upon its duties to-day.
Daily globe., 1881-02-02
House Of Representative.

WARRINGTON, Feb. 1.-The House met at
II this morning and went into committee OF
the whole on the District of Columbia appro-
priaton bill Various items in the bill gave
rise to several long and uninteresting discus
sions, but the committee finally, without hay
ing completed its consideration, rose and the
House adjourned.
Daily globe., 1881-02-02

Skepticism has done more to retard the pro
gress Of the world intellectually than all the
other doctrines combined. Being skeptics has
brought death or years of suffering into thou
sands of families throughout the land. Lay
aside your prejudioes, believe in your fellow
men, and accept DR.. Bosanko's Pile Remedy
for what It's name implies, cure for piles.
Daily globe., 1881-02-02
Don't Procrastinate, Ladies.

Only about four weeks. and the grand bar
gains at A. b. Lindeks & Bros will have
passed away. Embrace the opportunity.
Daily globe., 1881-02-02

Stees Bros, sole agents for the Moore Com.
bination Desk company. A full line of Office
Queen, Counting House King, General Bust
ness and Flat Top Combination desks kept In
Daily globe., 1881-02-02

Pannell, Ill East Seventh street, received
yesterday six cases newest styles Hats; first
come, first served. It is a splendid assortment,
so be on hand early.
Daily globe., 1881-02-02
Time Flies, Ladies.

Don't be too late for those splendid bargains
at the retiring sale of A. II. Lindeke & Bro. 1t
ceases soon.
Daily globe., 1881-02-02

Cashmenes, Dress Goods, Cashmeres, cheap
See then, at Esterley & Heinemann's.
Daily globe., 1881-02-02

Business men go to Stees Bros for Moore
Patent Counting House King Desks.
Daily globe., 1881-02-02
We Guarantee to Save Yor

from 25c to 81 on every yard of silk you buy at
EsTERLEY & HErNEMANN's.
Daily globe., 1881-02-02
Shoot Your Fur Hats.

You can certainly buy cheaper at Esterley
Heinemann's than elsewhere in the city.
Daily globe., 1881-02-02
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

Prominent Business Men of New York City
Default and Abscond Plymouth. n. O.,
Destroyed BY Fire Caused by a Kerosene
Exploston--Another Disastrous Conha-
grafton in Philadelphia--Ocean Steam.
ship Wrecked Near Long Branch.
Daily globe., 1881-02-02

Suffered rheumatism since 1855. Perma-
pently cured by the use of Dr. Bosanko's
Rheumatic Cure. & Voluntary statement of
CHARLES. L. SMITH, 129 Clark st., Chicago.
Daily globe., 1881-02-02
A SWEEPING STORM.
.M0yDAY's YLSITLTI0y THE Wogsz
OF THE WINTER.

Wide Extent Of Country Covered by the
Snow FalI-Hi2h Winds and Extreme
Cold Throughout the East and South
Railroad Trafac Seriously Interrupted
Destructive Floods In California-Mueh
Of the Best Wheat Country in tho State
Inundated The Damage T1timatea by
the Millions Dollars.
Daily globe., 1881-02-02

Great Western band Mt the rink this even
ing.