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, 1881-01-13

h,sstyrn t,ItA
,s.,. ,.',,.. T., rs,,nnt tn t,mrrI,,r1
ute hl1..ne,. 'nsse.h on,i,ims ~ iii l,pvt,
in.,ravut. hi ~ u I'avn km"w,, ~ tc,.t.,,,s:,tt.
!''a,, Mit t mnt III, vnis sncn II, wiicl, ti.e
n fwrly fMijics nG ~ w.mt INF Nv" fnt M tlown mi, tho
gr,,,',, rmih t'n tninr mn, sto,,1,ri ilcr..
Wh",' n" Ii%ait,l i,,staclors inyrstian,cl tlle
h'ttiinr @ III inv % f.,,,1 t,Mt tbs e,iiru cetInr
S1G , % carI s e sat,ratc =, Mi Ws Stwr
] vm,,r ny,, saver r,.,ncrtinns ira r0n,i md
y ynnr nrinIllmris mr.. ,lcfrctiyn rot, aru nlliio
likely Ia, ,i.uva your cflinr ii1ied VIII, scwrt-
gs s ar ~ = nr r,l III sats Of Ns'i 'T f
I'M @mmt, pts,.iil, whIclt aro iuj,iriDlls l., cnti,,
"st"rlaily iiern in Snw Kirk where tulr
houses arc flnllt rirjt over Dltl wnirr.c0urscs
mil On made urut.l!d. 'fhn en,nnn,, llleilm!
il viii, co,,ctete, ID, cxtclciit plaIl 10 keep
out water, but lscirss Tor kpcpIr ort gn*ts.
/ knuW Uf hul 0j,o gvt,tl why 10 make Il tllOr-
wcii NJ tlM ilior Of tho celIar should III,
finished III fl,fS way, ..
:" Intelligent t,ctple arc often amazed nj
lW|Nv li,,t TINT tlelr houses nre constant IT.
yItatIull 10 dlsetse. sone lime no 9tle of my
tmfN,j,olls f,tr. Tiln I,Ottsg Wfs l,utlIsUtrt,
ono III Madison avenue, but / ro,IMl tl,lt tllu
sewel-pflu btncatll tic cellar WIS detective,
% nfni tl,o i,o,isy 10 soysr % tllcro Vas actuslIy no
IRAN T'Iln trui,s tlr,rrurDti tho wAIEr-ctGsGts
nnd bnsjus wsre not ventilated utttl slleil wis
thu condition of tho alssa lint WIS quite
Df srWyr+gas i,1Is0nil,E. / knnw or fO,r nttlcr
jnlltjson1 ll6,lses iroln wlijei the families
have recently l,eGll ordered out by DR.,
fIurker until tlle proper changes ca,i
lJu male, Tju BoNrtl p( lfeutlli lny ilitI great
trouble witt, tellelnei,t-llullsu blli,Iurs n1i,i
owners In getting prt,lur ccilurs md p!u,ni,-
jug: Int rs W. ,rtcrt every pia,t l,resciligl
ijiat dues ,ut sult iis tlle character OT these
HOUSES il inurt9y,w rapidly, Eyel, now,
after every builder Gas learned pretty we'll
,,In,t whit We exact, We iayeto reject nl,0ut
l,alf tle piai,s submitted, until ijtcrattons
us rol,trul Of tic tcnelne,,s, t, tic extei,f II
fnsisiI,lr ,t,o], Il ]enlth(lli l,uyjsIt, Of fgl,t
nil nir, altti n prnlcr system uf ptnlnling,
i.000 pcrsoils layo bgcn benefited Is tho
"S6,uu I's PERSONS have great fattl. III tlsIn-
fpctnnts: tLry jluy col,f,erNs, kjtl thc 'ntlUr,
md thiuk iley llnye tini,ruI thut js required.
nisinfactnitts uru useful ol1jy tU prevent lilo
snrcntl Of tliscnscd Wir or iuntter; for this
] pllrpose they SHOULD Uo tlsc.i freely III sick
sswSr ' sas tl,cy aru Wssln M, Tlu use Ut tl.es,
,l,o,icrn Nb0ulfnt;lous wlIicj, pretend to Xiii
| tl,o rnrtlls Of tijscuse, raiciit tlisinfcctMg
mnclllncs, wnter.ct0set purifiers, ntd 50 FORTH,
il nrrniclol,s. llu, n,il> WHO Uses then. yir-
inniy c0i,fuss,,s tint iis !Iouso Is MiIclunl,,
1,rr1ii,le,l. Certain companies engaged III
t,Io iutrotlrctiiu, pf tl.cse machines
threatsll Inc With annilliIatjou because
reltlsn 10 ucccpt thcir briius or fees and ccr-
70 lnfnrt,l tjiu owner j.ist Whit ought 10 be
tlono; hit men wl,o viii spend thousands Of
dollars t,l, painting, md Rftllng, and carving
, 1881-01-13
pIllLADELlsIIIA,

rntLAOELrH1A, "a, Jan. 12-FtOulI-I]u1I, Vest
Oxttna. EA61; Minnesota Gxtran. Eal5dtGz5t Ohio
crirss, ta5odHC0t lnd!abn good, tibi mlhter whont
patents, *J.75I7Is: Mfnncsota patent peocess ajt
aW. kyo tuur dull Ut A.GIstu
t,NAlN-Whoat qulot; rclocted. araln depot, s10!4,
No. rcd, ELEVATOR. sill; No. rcd, january. t.gN
ILL., tl7 nskcds February, tl5}t bid, &s1s3s asked;
March, al.agS bid. &I.aA nskeh. Corn du.t, sail
n..1ud. january. t1o BID. sfu hsted, Fphsunry, bNc
It'd. 5as&e nskulI NArctl. h}6o hid axc nhked Un.s
tulet but nrtn, Nu white. very choice. 50c, No. 2
IL. ii}fci No. do. a6!1os mixed, 4c.
fMoyIaiuHs-ln fair dou,And. Hoot, moss, fll5o1
i9O; India mess. tl7.H}3lAW, rork-ufd moss, sIa.7t
E!1D now, fla 1tauls, snoked. pHGsi0'1c. Lard
-i'rno AIOanl, vts:i}Bot kettlc, uAH.
taias-lluil at j:u hull i;,ts %NtDa; liinUd s;aAa
h!r ~ Re03. ~ l3sfc.
PETHDLKuM-EoInlnnt; DLc.
WHlakf-FtrM; $t,l2 . ......
ltECEli'Tk--Ft0ur. i.g httat what. 1110 hut corn
lGAI hui outs, l2lIIJ bt '-"'
Hu1pAENJS-N0np
, 1881-01-13
BALTIMORE.


nAlrIAoHE, Jan. l2.-FLoun-Flrm and ;nodrr-
asely actIre; Western Auror, $3a5blg0i do extra,
N.ei9Att; Iu family, A1jeiGW.
Observation-Disclosures higher ntd stson9l No. 2
Western Wlnt1F rcd spot mud Jn.lunry. at SLIT (;
februnEy. sl.1gi@il9, March. fl.20M@laH Corn
-Wessnrn steady aHd quiet: Western nl.xea spot,
Gs9k2sios January. E1'i@s2ic, fobruasy. Adssi.sc.
Oats flrnli Wcanrn wlts. AsaGc, do .nixod, 4t45c.
Hye stcily Ut &t.Dl(11.W.
HAy-3lca1y; prnlu 10 choice Pennsylvania, fol,00
lxi0L
iA0yIR1oSs-stcadt. Moas pork. s1a25etlaj1, bulk
monN, loose shoulders Hnd cenr rib sGes. mono Of
Turing. da packed tstQGl7.75. Shoulders s}:
e!enr Rib sdca. s. lla1us. s2utlan 1nEi. roiihod.
hiT1TEH-nul; {, primo TO choice wostoru packed, II
E.it,s-tdrin: fTcah :z3a:Ne, lined, EXOTIC,
iETllnLxuM-Nonnnl reilnot, VEc ,.-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Cnslpsi HlB c:tR0Da. ordinary
to tar, l!6t;gac s9Tnr; 4; ;s,c7ayi "a "sott, i74u
FNEiunTA-rD Liverpool, por ksenu1cF. qntct1 cot-
tnn :E!Hs Ad' tt1nr. d EMr tDM Tracked: Ernn. I'll.
kEtktrTs-tlonT. III btiH1 wheat, b. III bu; corn.
n9m ~; % 9as. e, bu; T{ef M IN ;S3 h,l IN, 81,
bALES-Whent 11.ula but corn, =, ~ ou.
, 1881-01-13
WESTERN POULTRY EXHIBITION,

ST. i.oris. Afo., .tan. 1..-rhc tI.trtl annual
exhibition Of tho Western Poultry Club
o,enetl Mt Armory Hall ut 9 O'Clock this
nfternnot. About 1000 cOops Ut poultry Of
NIL tic ll,lest l'rcctls lnnwn arc displayed. be-
silcs fur.hcatlnE pet animals md 1amlogs In
Rreat variety. A novcl feature Of tie cx-
Eltblttnn Is .Asfonls glass cl,cksn-llRtcllGr,
wlliel, Inns l,re1i III operation for over two
wrrks, md will turn hl,t several thousand
eflcktlis wliiiu Tic sllDw IL III progress,
, 1881-01-13
t:1Nf;ISSA'f'T.

CINCINNATI. o.. Inn. observation-disclosures, family,
tt-h>s+aul! fancy. s5.2ytlHnl
HhAtS-Whrat ateenRcr, M. rod, N.Gssl.g7t da
hart sa0tA torn afMef, M. Z, Alag. Unts stcnty
ntd aftn; M. mixed, ae. nyo III rutt demand No.
FIN M i,,,sy etTrcn "ma tfst.; s r, fa'' slln
fH1Hth!'tl luk meats str.s'IUsrl thnnhiGrt. the;
cent f!u nc !sncn rnltr, but not gnut9u hi1hee.
HuTTEk- Unchanged,
, 1881-01-13

fnfihA f1fr.) HFttTI. ..
,l0iln CnhflGy, wealthy htbckmnt, WIS shOt
kt his iryhpr. In tho lntter's sntt,uf,. Cntttey
dLri, hut, htntl, tehsh, hcGaI.nn resu1lc!lcd to
big l'rnther. and wiifc him sl,fU0 cnah and coils
siderable Town pr1lpcfty.
, 1881-01-13

FkoHtA,e 1iL. Ian. H.-t;nAlN-Eoen firm. nnw
hgll.mt1et. a;>fsbr, new n,itcd, ;Ei,4A3;jlc. OATS
innetsvo but trnl, No. wh1te, II, trnIf
No.7. tntaaVlc
1ftUiIwTxEs-Hton1y Mt fl.lt.
1tECEefsfs-Whsnt l,lnes corn. 3ltt51 ba, onts,
i45ta but ryH. ia5s iI.lt !nrlsy, ill) hu. s., NV
AItftMENTk-Wha'nt, lttG tili G..rl.. 1.u1 but oats
7.nN but fyG, 4rl11 Gu, Mrtby. 3,iUI bu.
, 1881-01-13

NEW Y0nK, Inn. i2-rhoro Is slight Improvement
In The donand for sot1io makes Of spring goods ut
first hnrdsi cotton goods G,sfat md seaiIyi whit0
prints - lsttss rH3ucst stn9'ufs contina 4ctive'
lha liliilttfH snya: .Maachcstcr light md medium
prints Up0ucl ut EGnss."
, 1881-01-13

this prtl.cst, nti tho UnIttt States MinIstcr. r.
Iftnnus q. o.lmrtl, formally tro'Eh1 II - TIM
Hctijunln znrllts, II proceeding whlun Tho I'rctsu
cuslsurcs as fflIcHila.
, 1881-01-13

Epsslat Dspa.eh 10 The Ehteaoa Trih,sns.
KANSAS clTr. Mo-. Jun. 11~Jlo Price Current
ruporta:
uHAlH-W acat-1tccctptr, h,a0 but ahipments. Init
btu, market ir,ort No. T. cash. alc January. sItlc
No. ?, rnat Ei4c: January. Ks1lc. CuEn--lncepts.
NItI bilt shpn!clta. 6til but nurAot AsMorl NJ. =
CALI, acI january, Aa.
, 1881-01-13

And C0waFd1y DcinugoE4 RcTtiNo 10
Trptect the Trcnsllrf.

ht'o io,k Tribune. Ja,. u.
Commissioner 0f Pensions 13entlGy now
estimates tllat the total cOst Of the "ArreArs
Of Pensions" act will not be less than sio0.-
100000. [tiool 14onl!J New claims are still
coming forward; since July nt tho rate of
t,Go0 per month. Of the entire expenditure
under this act, /, Is believed by the
Commissioner That not less tlmM 10
per cent IL based npola ffand. Others
think tllat tic proportion Is much
higher, uIid 1t may he s,liL that those who
have tho best opportunity to get M 1MkllnY
Of tic operations 0f tho 1'ensi0ll.Cutms King
proportion Of claims tliut arG rt.tly fral,tin.
lent. but II the pro,ortio, Is 10 per cent tho
sheer robbery utldGr this act Will amount to
sl4o, 100000. OF the remaining sim, wlllcl,
g1es iionlihally 10 pcrsOtls whose ctMtnts nre
not fraudulent, II considerable proportion
nISe fiiids its way to tie pockyts nf agents,
jobhers, lobbyists. alnl the members who tlay
hnye u SHIRE ii. tllGfr profits.
unhapplIy, there Is only too ,nt,ch reason
claims nrn fraudulent. Tie Commissioner
states TINT abnnt ~ per celll Of those let!are
sS sl,S %s oysr e!?!is VII crc efn1s Il lie Syencs %s ~
Of Zig ColntnIsslniIcr. himself 10 support tic
belief that the office Inns not the power to de-
NCk ltENli$ VII tflC kkANtiilEHk ClllldlS AlilNC+
For, he says That j. Is iupossil,lrlto estimate
with ni,y degree Of ncc,tracy The nllOunt paid
out. uyun fraudulent c!ailIIs; TINT tic only
bns!s Of CALCULATION ls tho number Ut those
are already discovered to be nelunl
fral!tls";, that these Discoveries nlreatly
nsatc lead ~ tie t!e,ief that "su.t less thai,
10 per. cert ofs tho ai,n,ln1 m,lsloIls" ii
ais mnre llliely d l,e, inuru t|Ian lcss.' II ii
extremely Improbable, Indeed, consttlrrn,
The secivt nsnl cx, Eartc manner III which
claims afu prepareh lllhler tlio lnw ns It nnw
thrce-Q,artcrs OF tllGli Should be sletcctclI.
There Is It strong probability, ~ tic nut,re
of things, flat more fnreet lauers. or
nlts tile inability nf his 0.l1re to cope With
these frauds, ,ts tic Inv now stnllds, n!d says
III Il recent stuictheNt:
The testimony is nrcp!rcd H. secret as i were.
Government officers haru slo ncsI1,nlntnncr
with .ho re'lslnn clain'nnr or his, witnesses.
THO nlc'lIen! cxun1inatious nro unde. lor the
Iuost .pnrt. ly tho neighborhonl rr,,ctIsIonur,
at,tl ottcnt!i!,s ~ l.g II th9 t.my niysle Of tho
opportunity which th!s affords to tho pG.lAlnu-
clust'la1tt !" perLictuntGA fraud up,'l the tiov.
Crnilet Is Ci)t,nl to his interest nH tho interest
of the examining surgeon, win. lis snt.l tntnrc, f
tho netXhhorhnOi pr'lctilnnrr nnd tho family
;;sea, and r, % i, + y y faEr Of tho "o"acS
tnost entirely nut 1r The eceret ex p.Irle nalnru
af tho proceedings iluvc. p,'iosci to Cnisrcss
tlu,ohy lrinre Uoycrn,lrnt o!Isccrs IN public III
tho ictHh!,nrllnu Of tho claimant A1Hl his wit.
noss.:s; Tho iIonoslt2n WIS . .,'uio n my ilrel
rcpcatct cnrn yeur since. believe II Ii tho s'v
reincdy ,sussIhe. n.,d, H. fuct, thu onty nm: nee
frus tcrjletrntc 1sd nt tho same tIn,r SECURE
mcrltarit'ls c!h!1natts Ri carly 1'd f.llr cu-
, 1881-01-13

hgtnfnHE -' ''''S' ~ ~
xt EtHyEit HFEh-slunnnott unctangcd; primo. et1p.
DNss*kH 1Iu1s-th.n .....
hsy. {d,,S Fehfnafy. sitt,4s March, ttsss tiskri.
. ,!4EtEIi1s-whcat. ll00 bGt c0r. is,tiN bdi nats
kittrMESTs-irhnnt,3 at1n bl, corn. 3uuu hu, unss
, 1881-01-13

DuFFAt,, Jan. l2.-NltAiS-Whcnt neglected. ant
nominal. corn-Goud lhcai manufacturing hn,1and
~ carr nov part tn nrrvc. Ito t&c Ata gYsn!s 2r
1uete1.
, 1881-01-13
{.Nst,'I'nN,

NEW OnLEA Ss, Jan. .12.-CnrruS-Eascr; ndditnE
Ike. low nlttlllnH, luke. po0d 0rlilnAEy, lgSc. MI
receipts 4.sIl bAlBs urs9. +,tlU: oxW,rta to Gsen
nrita!n, aS0li France. .!6a 10 tho Contlnunt, I'd
sn1cs, G0o1; stock. .*Ulsi.
IT. t.nEts, jat1. 1t.-CarroN-wcnkt mItdIIng
1iMc. sales 10 balcsi racopls i6o1 shipments. 2aU
, 1881-01-13

CLEVELAND. D.. inn. .tl.-l'Erlsol.EuN-Unc UnchanRed;
Standard wf1Ito, flU test jlAu
pIrTsnltlt1, jim. t2.-l'ETno1.tEM-QuIct; crntte.
1;nltcd certificates, rrrRuHrt NJtc; rouod, U|sc,
Philadelphia delivery.
, 1881-01-13
llOH,rON.

,nsuS. jan ,2-Flori-Dn!l, o1partara nit 4t-
"A'lai western Auperine, $xG@A0l, ctl,1l0u OK
.,'. i'1VtAai Wiac1nan e1tEns tLioetaas Mtnl,a-
~. ~ tAsll.'i wntor whona, uhu And Michigan,
s.s+aa,i IhdtnH. saS03G:.i st. loul4 And ljl!,lus,
&t;As SUI 'N''' 's"'s~"' "'''*'' NV
.,as '"-eoEn-Isu,ahd falr nnd mnskot t.sm, nov.
t"as. aha spl'ow, 6sf. old. Sl}2a.4e; new-1ntxe
shlir 'st sass sla,tly and aru No. and e1sr4.
Iii. III s.ts s'4 1'Fr Hyu, sltN 's' "''~
eI,'n .nEt g. hAiEu Western rrautuefles, gNGrsl
Es. ~ W. .mrked. 2l.s c.,aIin6 to g0ud iaap
it.,an,,. itti"M",, ~ tnt"Eh. ttcfi, 11ttsr,
h''s.' -F!tur I;lAI 1r,s l8U suckss co 5iuM
N Hi,Hst,1it nMTiit A'au !u; entI, 9aAA bn.
''@Ste-tts1t, lIdA bHi Whrxt, tSuN bu.
, 1881-01-13

W11MtNGToS, Jan. l2-sriN1ra TunlESr1SE-
atoaay At 4ic.
, 1881-01-13

oswEa0, Jan. i:.-GlAtS-Whcnt hgllor. Corr
scare1t Weaturn nltxcd ofEorci Ut b1u 10 nrrlve.
, 1881-01-13

t"n'F sllch. Jan. a.. fLt,ttt-I Unchanged,
~ ~ heat qHlot: No. whtu, u III lid, Jun,..
II ~ tSetuaty. eiA14; March, tllh1t Avrl,,
-N' sapuleAIs. ts.uQ tA. Nv V''s~
, 1881-01-13
I'(1l,1sIIfe.

ar H,,.n. EMn. t' Jan. Ia-GHA1S-Wheat stpady; un,.
rrh,us.N siNs; No. arsti Wui4.4h r,A.. tl1>4,
sva a;"3., t.oa4' Astch tias3l May. fLity., Hu.
+ tA'o'' NJ. red n!xvJ. ti-tA tasa staaIJI
, 1881-01-13

CHICAGO II Northwestern 1snttwny.
rorMnrs Tlme 'nr,s Y1ern,nv.t,a. a.con,moas.o,s
ngpiy asgl C!ark.st. GRIND raciHo Ntnks Exprns1
oHce falmHf tfou1e, Il EauAt-8t. Anu tho tJcpDt
, 1881-01-13
IkAlLitnAn Tf,IE- rAlItE.
ARRIVAL AyD DEPARTURE or TRllyS

EXPLANATION nT RkpEnExcs MAnRs.-fBnturday
ffT1sSehtod. 'sundAy excepted. 4Monday excepted
, 1881-01-13

wabash, Ut. 1snfits IL TIarine RAILWAY.
Debut Eurer StGxn md Archef-n Cwepty .tblri.
TlckGt uIts. u Eark-st.
, 1881-01-13

1NAtes l AfflF1-
knnsus f'ty, Hctitcr l. Pueblo .le.l ntnfs o.g1 n
khiiss tltY. Santa Fu II i]uyuf IIi s ri. ~;
~. i.ouA hFrltgiluIl 4 Texas pJJ tuis Hin il
b!one h New uriuInA lsxptus4 ,,s Jul amis ;:L;n n
r. lsDu., srnttIvil Il TGxna.,.$ p5l nuiit i:Sin n
faurth n4rItnI Fnat Exnress vail nts 7:Eit II
tpn ku1kux EI. vlA GhoI,on tIi Ifn;S ;:Ss.s i,
ichaH f'eNr:h H. s!n Iuiet.,,@ Vuj Il nil i:Lin NJ
tttlatot, eacAn, Wnsngtn 3x iss2; !, FEs !:1} r n
Joliet j. Dwight AEcuHlaiuta lTI t:jJ nIjA D:i3 II
, 1881-01-13

{nAtly. 'f!alIy ctecpt sundays
MT @SurEcl'nll!rAr sieen'ng tnrs from Ch!cazo 10 ~.
ias hnnsaN tity. md t.cora. rAri9r liar C1acho
;llHlII THUR t!euns Cars tttaa0 HANNIBAL IND
st. Louis or kAtsns Cily
, 1881-01-13

thirnEn. 1saek I.lnnl 4 I'ncsAo 1s.atirani T..
lc3st corres nt Van iuren and thcr.uaust,. TIC ia
tj!rtx ai ctaEk.st. Sht.r1na lfouso. laM0t Itua1a
Grnnd Pacific liuLcl. alt Il CanAl cOFnur Atntitsun
, 1881-01-13

b-ilcrni rnrnn. III "F " m FL. Hnu KEnK1H.tt7.
-. tnaenEo. lsuriannt1n Il Qnlncy Knitrond.
n4irt nns ap1y ~ e Giark.sl titaHd l'aeifio ii"S,
!SntFn, 1.rut rnnnE and Eirtn1nih.x.a ,nI
lIOnsH. Mnd II CnnnI.at. '@-s'7*' eai8iee
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-10-29
SALTWATER.

David Cover sent his men and teams to the
woods Wednesday.
Conrad Younger and sister, of Oregon, are
in the city, visiting the Younger boys.
L. E. Thompson was in st. Paul yesterday
attending to some legal matters.
Over 200 reserved seats for Dsnman Thomp.
son were sold up to noon yesterday. He will
have crowded house tonight.
The Rev. Mr.. McClay, of the Methodist
church will speak next Sunday evening on
the "Health of Young Manhood"
Louis Pisani, an italian employed in Mr..
Staples mill, had his finger so badly cut by a
saw that it was necessary to amputate it.
Mr.. A. Fredrick's children, which are down
with the diphtheria, are no better yet. There
is no apparent change, and the physician is
very hopeful.
The decision of the supreme court in the
case of G. earle VS.. the Saltwater street rail-
way and transfer company, is the topic of con-
versation with property owners on,the line OF
that road.
The grounds have been staked out for a new
warehouse at the lower road, aud work will
be commenced Immediately. A part of the
building will be used as passenger depot un-
til other arrangements are made.
There was considerable excitement created
Thursday evening caused by the rumor that
John Lyons had declared himself an indepeu-
dent candidate for the office of sheriff. The
report had no foundation, whatever, as Mr..
Lyons would not allow his name to be used
on any condition, and will not openly take
sides with either nominee.
The boys that were arrested Thursday for
disturbing the school at Baytewn, came up
for trial yesterday, and they were
fined IS. Two of the boys paid or promised
to work for party who went security for
them provided they would do as they agreed.
The other boy would not make any satisfac-
tory promise and he was locked up.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-10-29
FAIRBAULT.

FARIBAULT, Oct. 27-There was an arrest
attempted at Watervllle on Monday evening
which came near proving fatal to the sheriff
A fellow of an unknown name had come there
from Shieldsville, and shortly after warrant
arrived for his arrest. In the meantime he
had stolen S. at Watervlle. The sheriff, Rey-
nolds, who had the matter in hand, followed
him 10 saloon and demanded his surrender,
but, instead of obeying, he drew his revolver
and commenced shooting. The first shot
grazed the officers right temple; the next
struck him in the thigh, INJECTING flesh
wound. In the meantime the officer had shot
twice, neither shot taking effect, and the vii
lain would doubtless have gotten away had
not some men present come to the officer Is
assistance.
Chas. Livingston and Henry Palmer, me-
chanics. who have been at work in Mime.
apolis for some time past, have both returned
home with typhoid fever.
Mrs. D. Grant and returned home last even
ing.
Two boys were expelled from Shattuck on
Tuesday afternoon of this week.
FARIBAULT, Oct 2s.-It rains and the mud lie
awful dreary, it sticks to our shoes and makes III
weary Juggling it around.
The store Of J. O. N. Cotteran was broken into
last night and about S75 worth Of goods In the shape
OF pocketknives and plated spoons were stolen. No
trace yet Of the robber.
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NEW YORK's PERIL.
The Soanty Water supply-The Preoau
lions Taken.

The Soanty Water supply-Tho Preoau-
lions Taken.
NEW YORK, Oct. 2S.-The water supply Of
the city is unchanged in condition except that
this morning the city had about 10000, 900 gal
Ions less than yesterday. If it had not been
for shutting down the gates to within three
inches of the bottom of the pipes the supply
this morning would probably have been less
by about 100000 gallons. Four main pipes
four feet in diameter run out Of the reservoir.
At no time are the gates wide open. This
morning they were lifted three-quarters of an
inch to give establishments enough for the
days work. Tonight they were lowered
again within three inches of the bottom of the
pipes. Shutting off the gates one inch re-
duced the pressure so that in half an hour no
water ran above easements, oblging the in
mates to carry water up stairs by the pail
fulls. The supply would be reduced still fur
pipes empty in case of fire. A reduction in sup
ply from eighty to forty millions daily would
empty half the pipes, and in case of fire it
would take long time to fill the pipes suii-
GENTLY for use by the fire department. In
cases where water is wasted the supply will be
turned off without warning, whether the
waste occurs from carelessness or not The
pressure in water mains is five pounds to the
square inch; when the reservoirs are full the
pressure is about forty-five pounds to the
square inch. Arrangements are made to open
the food gates promptly when an increase of
water pressure is needed by the fire depart
ment. No factories are yet closed from lack
of water. One liquor saloon, at the request of
patrons, uses water in moderation, while an
other announces that during the famine, Gro
ton punches will be served to order daily with
out extra cost. Many firms, anticipating total
failure, are arranging for supply from Brook
Ign and Jersey City.
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OTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF RAM
y sey.-In Probate court, Special Term, October
u, 1881.
In the matter Of the estate Of Austin Hoban, de-
ceased.
On reading and fling the petition of Philip R.
Gibbons administrator of said estate. setting
forth that personal estate has come to his hands
and description Of all the real estate of which said
deceased died seized, and the CONDITION and value of
es due on said real estate, and tina. portion of sal
real estate encountered by mortgage, and praying
that license be to him granted to sell at private
sale portion Of said real estate set forth and de-
scrbed In said petition and it appearing, by said
petition that there is not sufficient personal estate in
the hands of said administrator to pay said taxes,
and the encumbrances thereon, and also the ex-
penses of administration of said estae and that it
necessary in order to pa. the same, to sell portion
of eaid real estate:
It is therefore ordered that all persons interested
in said eetate appear before the Judge of this
Court, On Monday, the 18th day of December, A. ID
1881 at ten O'Clock NJ at the Court House in Saint
Panl, In said coup then snd there to show
(f any there bel why license should not be granted
said administrator to sell said real estate accord
ing to the prayer eff said petition.
And it is further ordered, that copy of this order
shall be published for four successive weeks,
prior to said day of hearing, the last OF
which publications shs be at least fourteen days be
fore said day of hearing, in the Dolly Globe news
paper printed and published at Saint Paul, in said
county, and personally served all persons inter-
esed In said estate residing in said county at
fourteen days before said day of hearing and upon
al other persons interested, according to law
By the Court: HENRY o'GORMAN,
LIS Judge Of Probate Of Ramsey county, MINI,
Attest: FRAME ROBERT, JR-, Clerk.
2l-5W-Saf
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LUXURIOUS TRAVEL.
New and Elegant Fast Trains on Eastern
Roads,

Roads.
CHICAGO, Oct. 2S.-Commencing on Mon
day next the Fort Wayne road will run limi-
ted fast express from Chicago to Pittsburg,
New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Wash
lngton and Boston, leaving Chicago at $3.50 p,
m, arriving at Pittsburg 5:15 a. M, New
York $50 p. m, Philadelphia 40 p. M, Bal
timore 1855 p. m. and Washington p. m.
the following day, and Boston 7:45 the second
morning. This is the fastest time ever made
between Chicago and principal cities of the
east. The distance from Chicago to New York
912 miles will be accomplished in 26 hours,
allowing an hour for difference of time be-
tween the two cities. The train will be CON-
posed exclusively of Pullman palace cars,
through from Chicago as follows: One to
Pittsburg one to Baltimore and Washington,
one to Philadelphia and three to New York.
The Pullman dining cars will be attached
NEW TRAIN.
New YORK, Oct. 2S.-Commencing to-mor-
row there will be placed by the Pennsylvania
Central R. R., between New York and Chica-
go via Philadelphia, Harrisburg and Washing
ton, and Chicago via Baltimore and Harris
burg, new special fast express to be known
as the New York and Chicago limited. 1t
will be composed entirely OF Pullman parlor,
dining room and sleeping coaches and make
very much faster time than express trains. A
small extra rate of fare will be charged and
sale of tickets limited to the number of &C.
commodations provided, and passengers NAV
secure places several days in advance,