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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-09-19
FORFEITED TAX SALE.
State Auditor Whitcomb's Circular Letter
to County Auditors.
STATE OF MINNESOTA, }
AUDITORS OFFICE, :
ST.. PAUL, Sept. IL, 1851.


AUDITORS OFFICE, ;
ST.. PAUL, Sept. II, 1851.
To County Auditors:
You will be governed by the following sug-
gestions in conducting the forfeited tax sale
provided for by chapter 1856, of the general
laws of 1881.
The law directs, that this sale be held after
the regular delinquent sale, which commences
on the third Monday of September and contin-
ues six consecutive days, or longer if necessary
to close out the list of delinquent lands, con-
seuuently the forfeited sale cannot commence
before the 26th inst, or even later, if the de
| linuuent sale should be continued longer than
| six DAYS. I am Informed that in some cOun-
ties the forfeited sale has been noticed for an
earlier date than the 26th; where this has been
done, would suggest that it be adjourned
until then.
All property which became delinquent in
| 1879. or prior years, is included in this sale,
and it must be sold for the amount of all taxes
standing against it, including the accrued
taxes of 1879 and 1850, with 10 per cent. in
terest per annum on the original tax from
date of delinquency, excluding all other
interest, penalties and costs, except the costs
of this sale.
No property fairly assessed and tax
ed, that is worth more than the
amount thus charged against it, must be
sold for less sum. In order to secure
| this you will continue the sale from day to
day, and even week to week, if necessary, until
YOU become satisfied that you have disposed
of all tracts or lots worth more than the taxes,
interests and costs. After selling all property
having a fixed value you may proceed to sell
that having nominal value, or upon which
the taxes, interest and costs, equal or exceed
its actual value, and this class of prop
erty you may sell for as low a
price as the amount of State tax
due thereon, if no higher bid can be obtained.
1t may be we'll to approach this price gradu-
| ally, by selling one day for the taxes less in
est and costs, one day for the taxes less 10
per cent, and so on, until the bare amount OF
| the State tax is finally reached, remembering
that this price is only to be acceptedin closing
out the comparatively worthless property on
your list.
You will not include in this sale any school,
university, agricultural college or internal
| improvement lands, upon whice there is any
purchase money due the State. Purchasers of
these lands will be required to pay their taxes,
prior to the next regular sale Of State lands in
their county; failing to do this, their land will
become forfeited and will be re- offered for sale,
and on being sold to another purchaser, the
| taxes will be cancelled.
| If any property brings more at this sale
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-09-19
MOrnin1 Bulletin,

ELBERoN, Sept. II, 8 a. m.-(Of1cial-A
the morning examination and dressing of the
President the temperature was 99.S, pulse LOG
and respiration 81. The fluctuations of the
pulse during the night varies from 116 to 100.
the temperature during this time not deviating
much from normal. He slept quite well, tax
ing nourishment at proper intervals. His
cough was not troublesome and the expector-
alton moderate. The discharge from the
wound is more healthy and the color Of the
granulation slightly improved.
(Signed) d. W. BLISS,
D. HAYES AGNEW
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than the amount OF taxes, interest and costs
due thereon, the surplus will remain in the
county treasury subject to the order of owner of
the property, at the date of its forfeiture. Such
owners will forfeit all right to redeem their
property on the 26th inst. still would advise
allowing them to redeem at any time during
the sale, and before the property may be sold.
After sale and payment by the purchaser,
you will make the proper transfer of the prop
erty on your tax lists for the current year,
and all valuable property remaining unsold
you will continue on the tax list as before, but
all property having merely nominal value
you will strike from the tax lists and send a
descriptive list of the same to this Office. Re
spectfully, 0. 2. WHITooMB,
Auditor of State
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.Erening Bulletin.

Official Bulletin-At the noon examina
ton the President showed temperature 102
pulse l26, respiration "a. At 11:3O this morn.
ing he had second chill, lasting half an hour
followed by perspiration. Since noon there
has been gradual fall in temperature and de-
creased pulse and respiration. The evening
examination shows mperature 9s, pulse 102,
respiration IS. He has slept and taken nour-
ishmept at proper intervals. His cough is
less frequent.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-09-19
A JEALOUS WRETCH.
Kills His Whole Family Because He Is
Jealous of His Wife---A Lake Michigan
Wretch Forest Fires, Etc.

Wretch Forest Fires, Etc.
FOREST FIRES IN NEW YORK.
CARTHAGE, N. Y, Sept. 17.-Forest
fires are spreading rapidly in this vicinity.
Crops, stacks and many buildings have
been burned. Twenty houses in the Irish
settlement have been destroyed since
Thursday night.
SUCCEEDED IN KILLING HIMSELF.
PITTsBURG, Pa, Sept. l7.-This morn
ing about O'Clock Andrew Kountzman,
German shoemaker living in the East
| end, made an attempt on the life of his
wife and that of a man named Joseph
Mentzer, boarder in his house, by as
saulting them with piece of iron. At
| ter knocking them senseless KOuntZman
committed suicide by cutting his throat.
Mrs. Koutzman is in a Critical condition
and will hardly recover Mentzer is not
badly hurt. Kountzman had just been
released from jail where he had been in
carcerated for petty theft He claimed
his wife's affections had been estranged
by Meter.
JEALOUSY AND WHOLESALE MURDER.
RocKLAND, Me-, Sept. H.-Chas.
Smith, laborer, last night shot and killed
his wife, infant son and his mother-in-
law, and attempted to kill Mrs. Metcalf,
an old lady living in the house, but she,
with two children, escaped. The MUIR
derer gave himself up. Cause, Jealousy
of his wife.
LAKE MICHIGAN WRECK.
CHICAGO, Sept. 17.-There is no doubt
that the schooner D. A. Van Valkenburg
foundered on Thursday night on Lake
Michigan between James Port and White
Fish bay, and all hands we're lost except
Thomas Breen, sailor, who sent the
first news of her destruction. The crew
consisted of Capt. Andrew Keith and
four seamen, named Hennsey, Curtis,
Breen, and an unknown man. The vessel
struck the rocks, and the crew took to a
boat, which capsized. The vessel left
here on Tuesday evening for Buffalo with
81. 900 bushels of corn. The vessel was
worth s13, 900, and cargo $40, 900; all fully
insured.
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MdcTed0h to L0UetL.

ELBERoN, N. j., Sept, Ito Lowell, Lon
don. The President had a severe chill
this forenoon, lasting half an hour, followed
by considerable fever and perspiration. Since
then there has been gradual decrease in
pulse, temperature, and respiration, and he
has slept most of the time. There has been
no gain in strength nor any evidence of repair
and the situation is now more grave and crit
ical than at any time heretofore.
(Signed) MACVEAGH.
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FromS Sunday Edition.

lIhs fello,cinS matter on tais page appeared
b Sundays edition The rsason for this repssh-
kastion 10 because eur regular mail rate u slb-
ss!ptson does not include the Sunday issus, end
senp4rstivly ssu in the country care to pay ersra
for The Sunday edition, suaich lies in the st. Pss!
post office and goes cut in the same mail Nth ths
Xsssday paper. The more i'nportGnt nesus, to
Tie extent Of t,Oo or thres columns, is therefore
unpublished on Monday for the benefit Of country
sabsc7f6ers ,cho do not see TIE SUNDAY GLOBE.
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Nico,Iet County for McGill.
TSpecial Telegram to the Globe. !

!. ST.. PETER, Mimi, Sept. 1.-THE Republic
can County convention of Nicollet county
to-day, nominated county ticket and elected
c. Amundson, h C. Miller, D. B. Collins
and N. P. Chilgren, delegates to the State
convention and instructed them for A. K.
McGill.
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The Evening Situation.

ELBERoN, Sept. II, s:9op. m.-The Presi-
dent is now resting quietly, and the indiea-
tions point to quiet night.
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DEATHLY CHILLS.
ANOTHER CRISIS IN TIE CASE OF
TIE PRESIDENT.

Non Commitral and Unsatisfactory Bull
Ietins-The President Evidently In I'm
mediate Danger-The Doctors Contend
ing Against a Recurrence of the Deadly
Chill Which Is Only Symptom of His
Dangerous Condition.
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The doctor can be consulted at any time, at his
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Write an d mention symptoms.
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Departing Trains.

River DiyiR;on-
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Thro' st. Louis Express
Iowa b MINI. Division
Thro p. du O ,MI&O Ex
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Ofacs-No. 4S9 jackson ST., bet. 7th and 9th, up
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Dr. Wasserzug, having had experience and prac-
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greatest confidence all diseases incident to the
buman system. When you have tried all other means
and exhausted the skill of medical practitioners In
Old chronic diseases consult DR. Wasserzug, the Po-
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or are suffering from the direfsl effects Of mercury
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answered. Special attention paid to all Female dis
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Medicine for chronic diseases sent everywhere.
Write and mention symptoms.
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Arriving Trains.


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Thro Chicago s e. EXP
Thro Chicago h q. Exp
Thro' st Louis Express
Iowa & MINI. Division
Thro P.'du O., MILO e.
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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-09-19

LONDON, Sept. 17.-Previous to the
closing of the Trades union congress to-
day letter from the American minister,
Lowell, was read, thanking the congress
for the friendly and sympathetic feeling
it has expressed relative to President
Garfield A resolution passed calling on
parliament for an act strictly prohibiting
commercial corners.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-09-19

Three daily trains Chicago, Two dnily trains sc
st. Louis and Kansas City Seventeen daily hsins
each way between ct, Paul ard Minneapolis.
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1881-05-04
Odling af potatis.

andamal att erhalla en- SO rik sk6rd af
potatis som mojligt forordas det allmant
att klyfva den potatis, som amnas till ut
szde. Det har namligen de fiesta fall
visat sig, att man fatt den rikligaste af-
kastningen vid EFT sadant forfarande. Man
skar da sender potatisen SO, att de hade
iva ogon pa hvarje bit, och lade tire bitar
i hvarje crop. Endast fullt friska pota-
tbs bora anvandas till utsade och helst sa-
dana, som aro af medelstorlek eller mind
re; skrumpna potatis e]ler sadana, hvilka
redan borjat gro, aro icke fullt sa CODA.
Sasom potatis odlas har staten, Dor en-
acre innehalIa 4,s40 potatishogar (stand),
hvilka efter lag berakning - en- qvart
for hvarje hog - afkasta ISL bushels.
Efter nuvarande pris skulle dessa kosta
Isl dollars, men ON man bestamde pri-
set sa lagt som till trettio cents, sa. .b!efve
det $35. 80 pr acre, och delta synes saluu-
da kunna betala sig lika bra som hvete.
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1881-05-04
Utsade af majs.

Rata tiden att planta majs denna
stat ar da, mar jorden blifvit warm och
TORI, ty da kommer saden genast
app och fortfar att vaxa utan
fara for afbrott hari. ON majs
plantas for tidigt, So kan den ligga hela
dagar utan att skjuta brodd, och da den
kornmer upp, SO visar den EFT sjukligt ut
seende, som det tager fera varma dagar
att ofvervinna. Majs ar en- halftropisk
vaxt och fordrar en- betydlig grad af VAR
me for att kunna trifvas. Under ALA om-
standigheter Dor majs ej plantas fore den
10 maj och ej senare an den 20 samma
manad. Man har dock understundom er-
hallit god skord af majs, som blifvit plan
tad So tidigt som den l maj och Ga sent
som den l juni. I det hela ar det battre
att p;anta nagot sent an att CORA Diet for
tidigt. u.......
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1881-05-04
3:je Arg. NO Is.
Entered at the Post Office at
81. Paul, MINI, as second class
matter, as.>s@ a.
For JORDBRUKARE.
F5rsaljning af ungkreatur.

Det ar under denna var en- temligen da-
lig utrakning att salja ungkreatur, hvar-
for de, som hafva sadana att salja, borde
behalls dem till nasta host. Kreaturs-
uppfodarne synas vara mycket eniga iden
tron, att den fortlutna stranga vintern or
sakat stor forlust af kreatur anda fran
Mexiko till brittiska gransen. somliga
herdar vestra Nebraska ansla sin forlust
till trettio proceut. Dessa forluster kom-
ma naturligtvis att hoja prisetpa boskap.
ALA hsndelser kunna ju de farmare, som
hafva angboskap till forsaljning, under
var och sommarmanaderna hoia vardet
pa densamma, da det ju kostar obetydligt
att foda den under sommaren. .,.e
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1881-05-04

SroRA skogseldar rada i New Jer.

OIORA SkOSSeluaT Idud NEW JcI =
sey.
INEw YORK landade 10000 emf.
granter under f5rliden manad.
STATssKULDEN f0rn1inskades un.
der april manad med So, ,699, 900.
GENERAL John S. Preston dog i
Columbia, South Carolina, den 1
maj.
N2aRA vedgardar SAINT handels.
lokaler blefvoi Stapelton, N. Y,
mandags lagornas rof.
I LOWELL, Mass. aro nu ALA kro.
gar stangda, och lik0rer fa blott
f0rsaljas af apotekare.
ARBETs1NsTALLN1NaAR h0ra till
dagordningen flera af landets sta
der jemte atf6ljande oordningar.
PRESIDENT GARFIELD har utnamt
Amiral D. d. Porter till generalin-
spekt6r af F6renta Staternas krigs.
hotta.
HERR JosUA HAssELQU1sT har
ingstt som delegare frman Lund-
str1m + Bergsten j Lindsborg,
Kansas.
EN- prof. Coyner fran Salt Lake
City, Utah, har borjat en- serie fore.
lasningar 6sterns stader mot NOR
monismen.
PRESIDENT GARFIELD har uppma.
nat Geo. A. Sheridan, registrator
Washington att inlemna sin af-
skedsans0kan.
ErT magasin, tillh0rigt Canada
Southern. n.jernvagen, nedbrann den
Q dennes i st. Thomas, Ontario.
F6rlust 500, 900.
STADEN New York har 2, 800 pc
listjensteman, hvilka tillsammans
uppbara en- arlig lon af mer an tire
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-10-04
Rescued From Death.

The following statement from William y. Cough
lin af ~,,rheryili. Mass, l. remarkable that We
I, To- ask ir IL the attention of Your readers liz
saw In the tall of 1916 was taken with NlO-
LENT Ei EEDGNs. OF TItE LCNG~ Followed ny q So
we're Cutj-h. I >Dou began 20 lu>r my appetite
and flesh. ! was = weak at Onr time that could
not leave. nv bed. In the summer of 1s.s vas
admitted tO the city hospital While there the
i1,GrS said ha, hulc in my lett lung a. 1l% -
half dollar. | expended over hundred dollars M
,Ip,tar~ and medicines. l 81 lar gone ~ one
time a report went round that wa> dead. gave
up hope. hat u friend told me of bE. WILLIAM
HALLS BAI->AM FOR THE LUNGS. i laughed
az INV friends thinking that thy was inCurihie.
hut 1 le,t a bottle to satisfy them. when ~ IN '
surprise. and Qualification commenced To- icri bet
ter Nv hope. oJ.c, dead. began 10 revive, and to-
day fr,l in better spirits than have Tor the past
three years.
II write thi> hoping ynu viii publish II =" that
every one afflicted with Diseased Lungs Viii hr M
ducr,i to take i'll. WI. HALLS BAl.>tN FOR
THE t'<t,S. and he convinced that tON>t MI
TION CAN BE ct RED. have taken tao bottles
and Can positively say that il has dome more good
than all the other mcdirneS have taken since my
sickness NV cough has almost entirely disappeared
and shall soon hr able To 90 70 work. Sold by
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Cuiteau'S Counsel.

Chicago. Sept. 29.-George SEQ
vile, Guiteau brother-in-law, arrived
last night from Hartland, Wis. where
he has IL beautiful summer residence
He SAID that he had received notifica
ton that Guiteau had chosen him tol
his counsel, and that he would have
To- At pear next Monday morning.
Have YOU answered the dispatch ,
mo yet" replied Mr.. Scoville. Ii
was sent To me in Wisconsin. But |
had not made up my mind what e
do"
"Will you act us Guiteau's coun
sci -"
II would rather leave ii to tie
United States government to- appoint
counsel to- defend him; but my wife,
who l. Guiteaus nearest relative and
almost his only friend upon earth, III
sists that | shall appear as his coun-
sci, and i suppose shall have 10
grant that request.
''Will YOU 50 telegraph Mr.. Cork,
hiIl?'
"Ies, sir; / shall answer the dis.
patch to-day to that effect
"When Will YOU leave for Wash
ington >"
Il shall be there in time TO he on
hand when he is called upon to plead.
"Will You engage other counsel t.
assist yOu:'
That | haven't determined upon
vet"
DO YOU anticipate speedy trial y
IL don't know about that. don't
think Guiteau can be tried right
away. When he l. called upcn to
plead the time of his trial will be
fixed We will have to secure time
in orler to prepare for tile defense.
Witnesses will have To he summoned
from all parts of the country and
that will take time"
What will be your defense?'
Il think it has been pretty well out
lined. am not i'll favor of making
anv technical form OF indictment. As
to the question of the jurisdiction OF
the court, our defense viii
be insanity and | shouldn't
advise anything else. We have
known nothing of Guiteau for three
years past until thi, summer, but fee
that ne will I've accorded fair trial.
Our greatest effort will he To- get men
ON the jury who will have Judicial
minds, men who have read of the
case, know facts and vino will he tail
iii the trial. believe the govern
ment will see that Guiteau is protect
ell and that he shall have an i'm
partial trial.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-10-04

Barnum's New Zaland giant with his
paint OF. She had just come in from
the hot room. She held a pitcher to
her lips and drank with rapturous joy.
1t was beer. She had ut least learned
one of the arts of living.
Then there was a foot. Where it
belonged Doesn't matter. 1t was
symmetrical and dainty-arched, corn
less. bunicnle>s \ foot for a goddess ;
,wifter than Hebe'>, plant as Venus
more kissable than Chicago woman>
mouth. But alas, it must remain
covered while the face above it gives
no sign of beauty.
This, out of probably an average
day. attendance ut the bath. may be
considered IN average estimate of
what III Louis hides under petticoats
and pnlonaise. The doubling bachelor
has the Chronicle representatives. word
for il. that oir womels physical per-
fectiun> rank above those of the east,
else the Cincinnati Enquirer's Clara
Belle" told untrue tales Of what she
saw. Who can tell? But what
appears above is true; there is no ex-
a-serationS and no coloring to it all.
The writer tells what she saw, and she
had no friends or foes among the
ladies who CHANGED to take the bath
Yesterday.
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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-10-04


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