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, 1881-12-30
will be tho opinion Of nyery student Ot re-
cent Nllt11rOpHlO4tcnt RClNttrr.

cent nlt1,ropologfca1 Rc!onre.
IN Il progressive civilization, aitcti rs f,Ee-
ynls ~ ta's fotry a r1IHSaMs mr. e
rcasu,i to l,elIuvg tint tho orauln capacity 1T
tho ppptltntlnn Is, nll tic wliu1n. Increasing
ratl'er thnn tllnlinisl'inT. Owing M To- ulc % Wallt
9ppirttsnlty, however. luteiy occurred t!l
!'nsis, whle!t 'Sns taken 1dy9Mtago nl ny Al.
Drnen. 1t, tifREinR the foundation nf a now
4 Iargs iiunbcr of human skeletons,
whose a,lrronildings proyc'l them t;'
century. n. l,roea four! tho avoragy ca-
Hgri0s OF ak,,lls-ia5 Iii nimiier-takGn frnm
u cemetery belonging 10 tho carly years of
tlG pset sfent'rH ye ora on eFES ac o.
eragt 1'arlsan skull wNu!1 thus sccr, To
lInYs lncreust.,l considerably during snycn
centuries Of progressive civilization. Tllnt
s sTsas s co." o frs s"y y,ararsI G,I sfoS H
'i Il stltiy of f"' he 10 cranial cnpacl-
Ties II the various llullalA rnces.
Tins, whllo tho bral'l capncity Of ttlo Euro.
Il t Oh s:s mi"asy.eSs @ il te Esasi,as0x, sipIty.
llnu, antl scve1ity-Sevel, In t'te nnsl'mnn.
Tllcsa are merely averages, md, NS sucii. 10
t!c=,I BY Ii Iioi, lint n'nsns tho Inwer mugs
tito limits Of variation In the crtlilnl capnclty
Ut Indy l,lats Of tue saltle SEX are Nluel. less
extended tllati itl the higher races. ThiS,
skulls yary by n1out 'iuo cnbEe c,nttmotrcs,
while McRfn skulls ynry only by ", aid ail-
client Egyptta, by:t53 cubic centlil,Strss.
Another. Important difference ~ tho cra-
S ron,iectc,l will, scx, ind serycs 10 throw
light upo,, the Influence Of mental cxurclsc
III increasing bratn. camc[ty. According 70
Prof. Dscll0f, NJ Munich, IN fteciit's.pllb-
tls!e.l w"r between tne i aySE UT;
l,Gr cent. Mucl, of tlli* Is undoubtedly due
to difference. In stature, tall person having.
tarteFfs }Nrl|.sas. lArgor hral. uills QUO !qsS
u1sg g c Bsri{ Hill 2%sss aoS d sor i as
training. AnollE the lower racrs, wl'cre
tho women lAvt., not unity ciargo Ut
tho otssprlng, but have tils1 to SHARE. ana
that largely, Ill the h.!sbaiitl's 0cellpt.
sEsIws much less difference. Tho difference,
| accortlnE II, I.e Bon, brtwecn tho ayerag0
| unimcity uf tln skulls Ut nala MIL fenia! u
1'artsians IL nlost double that found to nl,' q
,,ate inhabitants OF ancient Egypt. Civlli2n-
tinl1, t,y giving Increased exercise, especially
to ti!e male brnfn, las, there y .ood rensoli
to befoye, gradually prud!lGaE that Increase n!
gaisies the c!yilized frona The sny
| ngU r1,ccs nj mankind. Nowhere hns tll[s
Influence been more cn1,splc4ols tltnl' ~
China. whose culture. II mt ut the most MI.
others IN tllo Erent length Of time II has OH
dured. Tile Chinese nrc, as might lave beri.
expccted, n h1g-bralned people: Indeed, tho
only statisttcs Of Chinese bfain.wefKlits
tlo,ls III this respect y few years ne', the
Lruin.wcIgl,ts OF sleyen udMlt male md OF
iye felnalc CLtnese-tlla ctlancu Victims; Of q
, 1881-12-30
CRIMINAL CALENDAR.
Tho Gc0rgin Crop Of G1lr1sfrda Killings
Not All Gathered fct-A Long Array
OF @crl1nnruuH NTiHlerta.

Tho Gc0rgin Crop OF talr11frina Killings
Not All tintfierrh Tct-A Long ARRAY
OF Miscellaneous rTsadersia.
sptttat Dt,pasth to Tas Ghteaet Tribune.
ATLANTA, tla., Dec. D.-chrIstmas kltnEaarc
stlll contug In. At ilnwktnsvtiin Scstcrhhy
EiiJah Whitehead was shot and INSTANTLY killed
by Turner sutton. The difficulty nsosp over
gGtrc Of eards. After tho killing Noah White
lleMd. hrrfher of tcocused, cut Sutton twice. In
tilcttnW painful II not fMthl wnun,s.
In Mcriwctt.er County Mondny Inst lin stcpp
aud John Atol}o,lnuKh had tl!lfoulty, which
Terminated In Btcpp stabl,tns scl,onouKh IN tho
UrtnAt, making u wound which tho attoiid!nr
physician considers fatal.
spreta! nispateh to Th< Chicago Tstbune.
NESEvA, ILL.,, Dec. .0.-Tho two hnrglnrs ar
rested for breaking tf,u soyoral stores ut ilata.
VIII recently. III Il huarlnH III Ch]cnvt,, haro bcun
reu,usldcll fur trla! In tho Kare County Circuit
t,aust, Thay will 10 tried hcra III Fchrunry.
TOMBSTONE. Colo, Doc: &s-Doputy:.,Unitet' &s
lng Fifth street laat night by three fnc,, nrncs
With shutguns, Tho Hss,sIns were cnneunotf In
i,css. NiHstson shot str,,ok Earp. iniiictins dun
rcroua. per1!nps 1nurtAl. W9linds; The nttan!t
is undoubtedly I'm 0.ttKrnwth vt she recent hKht
The Eu,4 hive sinco threatened tho lvus Ut EMrp
and hls supporters. Tho ctfzens nru greatly
IItONTox, o., Dco. :g-Hcrmnn Erlloh WIS ar.
rested to-day on tho str,'lncr Jen!y 0sborno it
tho instsnsu .r tss'F,.snai tm r't
rs;pesss ;b epats Mts a;h 4 M.'1ss A. III eas ScsH n
the registry department Of the Atlanta Post.
1.ee II rolnlng v,able Gt.Srt Tns story 1s
lM'sIt tho post-ut'icr, whore IN nnck r'nm tlloS
steamed nnd ouol,cl shem Rnl asvldod tho cuIi'
tsnts " tho nrftst t Howard Erich lied here
MaMrif1s, T.nn, Drc. :a.-E Neims, tho negro
murderer, VIII, with s,xtse,, :,thc19 rsecns!y e r..
md killed curly this 1tlt,rK by Cufbf tff Police
, 1881-12-30
Nfhy Shouldn't Sauce for tho Railroad
Goose Be Sauce for tho -
Canal Gander?
Interesting statistios Regarding the
Vast Extent Of Railroad Con.
struotion for 1881.
lseatling NIatlc n Profit This Year
Of Over Ton Nliliion
Dollars.
Meeting in ST., Louis Of the Illinois
Freight Agents Mo 40
.tion,

The Itnilroad On1slnsH Cannot see Why
tho Canal commissioners ffnetica
Ml.crlulisantf0h Whtlo eno 1s"i'9o"us
Cannot.
,"It seems 10 imkc great difference 10 tne
Illinois Stltu ot1lclnts," said prominent rails
raad manager to ii TRIBUNE Representative veg
tcrtar, "whose ox ia Eored. Nuw. "h'lo thcy
Are mixing such Strenuous efforts 10 prevent
Discrimination on tho pArt Of tho r1l'lsonua anu
NIL not allow them to make lover rites fro'h
farther distance ttnn Il i1caref one tney Iose
s,shs ut tha fact that Just ss'rh diserlmtnanon
Is openly practiccd by rho State Cn'ln' tomfnle-
sioncr.. Hero have psopasrd fnr you Il litfac
sul,Ie tn st,ow that TITO Cnnnl Commissioners
Charge ,cwrr rates between In Sale and Ch'.
rnun IN whit they cnlt through business, which
means business frolu points m tho 1llinos
Hlycr, wncro thoy hasc tn meet ruliroad eop'pH.
tItio1 thnn they 10 On lorR business fcceIrod III
M salIn or puI,,ts thts slde Ut II. iiprc 1t IA. 1t
%as prepntcl, tronl tho Canal Commissioners
tprifi. atl Shows tie c@na tnNs an0tE1N " tn9
t.unui Commissioners On such through and luc'1t
ltl.ntnceSht
, 1881-12-30
Imnerlal Repu blicat,islsl in france.

This t1lHo for palucts among tcpupttcan otns
uisco,lrAEit,x symptom. n. Challomvl. Lacour'
Mhoa q hstae oo!4 aos ,nnk9 Up 1n h3s ni,
IKE re G9toI"M ,Sr, wa1 ~ s IN
i!at. liz insistsd un having detached houss ~ ~
to himself. 1h0 purchase !nn1ley cost 1O,uo
tho new biinlpter IT Agriculture, ~: Doves, Ksks
fur handsome Official residence His Ninlstiy
WIS atlashei Z, that Of Cpmtnerco. A. shose >. -
sIon IL u hu hired. GanpettA ycstortlay aakea aakl
tho C0,n 1'tttrr Of Supplementary rErcdiis
tiuw Ministry fur y ycnr froul tho ttne ol tta
orcnttoM. 81. Ilvtts IL 4 provincial advocate:
ite praesleeu 1Mw III Tho 't0Mn OF Eeziess, Ana
from tHitsh. tIB Is r4ssel Ia the Cabinet. ths
nhd private house alEd d clear sHlary Or AuU,
The Conservative Lett and u m9p who would not
xet ~ the way ot the Psell!$t, Ut ntuls1efla
councils
, 1881-12-30
MIR. (i0ss'olt.

Tl11ADEtrlIiA, Dec. :g.-1n the Comn1nn
plpns Court totiny hearing wits Ind upon II bill
In equity, t,icd BY the stcCalmonts against tho
Philadelphia s. Isendtng Rallrona Company,
praying Tor the appointment Of Il MnAtcr to taRo
supervision aud cnntro of tho election in Jail-
unry nqxt. FrnnkIh II. 0nwtii presented II Lt:"
ttfou ur,iyinF lint hc might lte allowed to eninb
il, US Ii ,efcntfnti, an tho ground t1iat the pres-
ent st,ft IL eollnsive, tho object being mcrsy u
tho present management THO ewprd "cotusIvo "
wns stricken FROM tho petition, and 6nwen wits
aaulittcd ne defendant Argument Saturday.
, 1881-12-30
ILLINOIS COAL.
Itaptd fncrcnxo III tho Ontptlt OF snngn-
mon County.

Itnrtd kncrcaxo III tho Output OF SnnEns
tilOls County.
sptetal Dflp1teh to INT chtedso 1tibHns.
BfnlS0rIEtp. H., Dec. a9.-DurspE tho mast
ycar sauealnun County has made rApld progress
III tho uusoiDpment Of Its 'coai-tlo.sls, and the
outpnt In this county Is now tho iargeat ip tho
stnta next tn La salto County, whto at tho prcs-
Ont rate Ut inerease that county promises to 10
lnft behind Within Il year Or two. Thore wcro
nine mines IN operation IN ln5D, tho to-
III. product uu,nu r1,UU tuns III 1880
thers wero lv.ss5,ss, AushY!s, n.,, II oyer
tho tot..i production win bo about 7M.000 tu,is.
worth On tho aycrHxe slx oents por btlshel.. Tho
vniunuf tho coaa product IT .sps!nH.'esa shis
tire county ut 81, ,9yt0CU. III tho ten Springfield
InineA i,UB1 pursnns arc employed and itre paid
Fllsl, ,Ulu nnnuMlIy. IN many improvements havc
be0n fnntlp tlIht the tntn output Of tne county
for lS&; IL cstttnutcd 1T I.10v.tO0 tons.
, 1881-12-30
lRenf1i,,nsk Profits.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. su.-Tho totat proAt OF
tho rhttudclphia &; ltcadln9 Railroad Company
and tho EoaI s. Iron Company for the year ended
Nuv. 10 wns *lU,;Hl 800, gain over tho PREVIOUS
ycnr OF $1,1B1.B54. Delnctlnx from this profit nll
uDgnuous tho surplus for tho year Is 41E1,::o0.
n u,lin ot $l.:As},243 oyGr tne previous yenr. or
thtA surplus $14.,bS8 4Oes 70 tho crt.lst IT tllu
rntlruuu COMPANY. and &sU,G07 u tho Coal 4 Iron
Company.
, 1881-12-30

A Negro ArreAtpa for tlso Crin,c, but IL
fsvlLerAllY THOUGHT IL He InllOceelts

G;uiIornlly Thought tu I3a Inst0cestts
ASHLAND. n.y., Dec. @Q-WIItla IfnGkaday, a
coIorcd barbcr, has bcc,s arrustcd at Louisa, KY,
fur the murder " tho Gibbons Children md n M'ss
Thomus last Friday ul2ht Ito was drunk last
slun,lay, and talked iu such wAy al to arouse
suspicion, aud theu suddenly disappeared. De-
tccttves do lot boltcva lluckAday Is Rublty, aud
arriyea. They sce.n IL havo settled upon tho
theDfy thlit Ult!bOns was tha murderer, and that
hu has drowned h.myelt IL tue Ohio River. THIS
wiz stolcn up the KAnuwhn 1tIycr leforo tho
crmp, and q sIngta tnun was sesn riding dowM
Nus fonui iios.tinu entity down tnsrivar below
Ashland. A rqwnrd will b0 offered for Gibbons
body,
, 1881-12-30
Toledo, neip,,e. Il Esuzllngtem Arpatst-
lnentk.
En,ttof Tisbhjeh IN '1hk flhtfoeo Ty{hurf.

ToLEpt,, O., Dec. .9.-Although no official nm
t1ouucqtucht IT tho fact has ia yut bccn undo,
It is dotinltly settled TINT Mr. a. ". Johnson,
for1ncrly II tho Pan Humble, hut tuoro Recently
Ut CoIortio railroad, Is to succecd Mr.. ". ].
sberuul es Ehtof Engineer Of tho Toledo. Dciptos
siar!xlon l'rga Ano.her pnsm1'sunesa 'n,tn. ~ I'd
superintendent nf tho Dayton T. Bolthenslrrn
Division, IL piaco Ut str. J. .; Weller. recently
hnvinx IN experience dating back lnnny years.
liz wis rcoGntty 1T tho Cincinnati Southern.
Iiuth Ut tho appointments will take efcct Jun. /.
, 1881-12-30

1t will bu scan TINT the ,sork NJ railway Ok
.ena,,, has hees, carried oa II. tsrts.two btM,os
Ind Territorlcs. tho only Htatt's u which M now
:rHex Is rrpurtctl lall t.i,x t;nllneetlou and
tlcnware, md thu au!y Territories thus dis
,h9uishtd betnK iduh''. lntia,t IatrltoFy. and
utGh. atlhousn It IL prt'hnIlo that 4 Few ,ni!ea
wcrp lnill IN tho 1Ht1Br. rnu vpInUtu possesslun
ii Alnaka nt course dors nut nolne Into this
category. 1'uxas Ioht1s .ho t'at1ntry u svspset
,ur t99ie, itll n'lI.,s, wnlcn tinaI returns SIil
probn1Iy lucrtRsu tu lMHl or l,nrr. C0lDrA,ln
tpprars to can1t uuxt wltn nbQut hO0 micst nf
sllch ~, less than 'u uru officially lcI"rtctl to
IA hi laid by that eHttrprlaluE WHlgu r.lll-
vsy unn.pany tho ltnycr & lsto 0rhude. This
enn,pany built during tho yc!tr 10 leas than trn
aext with neurly boD .nIea, ana Dsikota aud Ohi0
s!sn shew thus, far between 4o0 and 6D ,l,tica.
lnljnnA. illinois. New Scxleo, a1lu New York
al!ps!r to hayo slde.l hetwoen an 1na ttl miles.
Inv IN tho list tf rutwHy sniIeuye constructed in
lssl. Or the s5s different linus thus fur reported
- bc butt during the ycur, iii lcss than forty
sasv", ag ever. + pes ceMs, wore ut throe-feet
rage; And Ut tho e,4.!0 nltaeh uf now track which
W. already report l,41o tn!lcs, or nbout II per
:ent, w1tq Ut that xuxc.
, 1881-12-30
Short Route to Boston.

TnoY, N: y, Dec. .9.-En1incers nrc auryoylng
q route Tor rallrond from Dnby, VT. 10
paint oppoat T,coHderoaa. OH Lakn Champiain.
which Will bu hrtdgad> aud from Ttcoudoroga to
Saykett's fINrbur, which. with WESTERN anu unst-
rrn connections, will make tho tltstauca between
Cncuyu ard Huston 100 miles less than bS any
existing suutc.
, 1881-12-30

HpftldI UfpdEfh 70 1hs EAfthd8 3f1bHhs-
CLEVELAND, O., Doc :D.-Tbo Post. Oi1cn Dc.
pastu,cilt has about concluded. " contract by
which mali cur shall be attached to tho fast
wcst-bo.in.l tEuIn over tho New York ceatrAi
aud Lake Shore lsniiwnyE. According to tho
hrrll,Eu!ncnt tho postal car Will mike lta hrst
Trim III .Jn]l, T.
, 1881-12-30

CHEYENNE. Wyn, lice, GA sccond shipment
thtt winter u at!k-woEm eyxs passst. through
tlo city today by the pacIHu E1prcas--ln ull sd1
packages With the exception VI u lot to tho
nricrnf Caviar 4 Co.. OF New York. aud lot to II.
tica al Iiavro, France, and Pasls. Eold weather
and quick transportation make this u preferred
Euuke.
, 1881-12-30
Now 1Routn to Columbus, O., by the
aotlttt Nllotc freight Liic.

Special Dupateh to Tas Chftcqo 1fttina+
CtgyEs.Axp, o. Dec. A.-~A contrnct was
sIgl,eh today by which tho South Shoso Freight
L.ae will secure an entrance to Columbus by
tho rol,tu adopted. FrcIRht will 10 transferred
frum tho Now York, Pennsylvania s Ohio at
Mnrlo,, TO tho Columbus. 1iocktng Valley y TO
,cdo, rcachlng Columbus by the Inter line. It
!s understood TINT tho route WIS adopted snninly
thr.t,gt tho inltuoncn and tn consideration nt
tho ltIsit1csa Ut tho Hciotu Valley, which grt,sets
tho Columbus, Hooking vnllcy q Totedo about
toti miles bulnw Columbus. 1}y tho ourratigntncnt
iogsthor BY tho Sototo Wiley will he transferred
tntne Coinmbus, Hooking. Valley = Tne,i9 nt
this Junction. and not In tho city Of Coletmbt!s
rMilnnv r0tnpn,aies, and insMres to tho South
:,hGre Freight Limo tho asslstatlcc Ut tho scloto
YAIlcy.
, 1881-12-30
4. II. Wood Links Ills Fortunes with
sltD Cllcsnt,cnlko & Ollie.

Jpfelas Bl1pofch to tbs CHICAGO 1Fl6ltHE.
RICHMOND. W., Dec. 2o.--A1r. 4. II. Wuod. Su-
per!ntcn,lcnt Ut the Cnicngo Division Of tho
Wnbash, st. Louis & paclt1o lt0ad, bus bcen up-
pointed Assistant General Manager of tho
Ebpsapeako s. OHIO las,road, the appointment
luke effect Jun. !. He will hRvo much to do
Will tho Western connections OF the rouu, but
his headquarters Will br hcrc.
, 1881-12-30
Enntn r. and tho Gould Southwestern lines have
nHrteh upUn uniform rntcs To oOtnroting points

nprrct upur Uniform rntcs to competing points,
Enst-tnaItnl freight rntcs nre completely 10.
n1nr,ll!ztst. AithuUEh tho rnltE0ntta cmim TINT
thoy nre tlut taking provisions aud ErllIn ut uss
thai, liz conts ipr 1,U tm,,,lta. Chcag' T., Nuw
tho i,,atls iinvn iieen takIug such business At rs
low r,tto ~ 10 cents per 1th pn,''itls AZ MIL
watlkre. grslIn and provisions arp openly rt'sl.
trncte,l for ut 10.t cents per 1MI pot&nGs 70 Now
York. The FonnaylrnnEa nntl baltimore s Ohio
ltailronds claim to flOw tho uttor so,ttl* only on
provisions, but VIII not cuntr,ct RrtlI 1T less
tbnIl Tho ~. cont tnAtn.
, 1881-12-30

SALT LAKE, Utah, Dec. p.-Tho incorporation
papcrs of tho Central Pueblo railroad VI Utatl
hnvu hcuM axpts. 1t "a liz .nisrs Ut tito psopoael
uusy IIj,c fruM GDrlnue. utnh, 10 Yanktun. DIX.
rho Cruckers and ". n. Huntington nrc an1ony
tho inruf pOrututy.
, 1881-12-30

TJFo III n NhOKcsfAUI9e*
The still alarm to Engine Company No. Q at
1;b1 uGfouk yesterday morning wns cn,tsotl by a
tlrt In AuELlst Aus&G'H Bnlake.nDuku at tho rpMr
of M. ~ Wet,stur avenue. Tho building and
ptKKtsh c0utent3 wote dRsnaKctt to tho extout Of
~. ~,
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-10-17
AT YORKTOWN.
State Official, Militia and Visitors Gather
ing for the Celebration.

State Official, Militia and Visitors Gather
ing for the Celebration.
YORKTOWN, Va, Oct 16.-The day passed
very quietly. The Fifth Maryland regiment
arrived in the morning, and Immediately went
into camp. A steamer with the New jersey
battalion and Governor Ludlow's staff got to
the dock about So'clock. By the time they
were landed the weather became very hot. On
the route to camp more than fifty men dropped
from the ranks and were brought by ambu-
lance. At o'clock this evening the whole
battalion partook of supper. Religious
services were held in the pavilion in the
morning, Right Rev. Bishop Kearn, Catholic
Diocese of Virginia, assisted by Archbishop
Gibbonss of Maryland in this evening by
Rev. John Hall. The Massachusetts, troops,
governor and staff are expected tonight.
Governor Cornell came to Virginia several
days ago to attend the railroad opening, and
his staff arrived this morning. About 1900
visitors from Richmond and Norfolk were in
town to-day. The quarters occupied by the
different states are about the same as when
the surrender was made. General Hancock's
headquarters is on the same point as the
headquarters of Washington. The first reg
iment of Michigan troops with the Michigan
governor and staff will arrive tomorrow with
other troops.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-10-17
PinheHe IN Horscs.

R. Huntington, of Rochester, N. Y, under date OF
October 8, writes the 7'urt, Field and Farm, with
reference to the prevailing epidemic among horses,
commonly denominated pinkeye:
DEAR GOSSIP: I am astonished to zee going the
rounds of the papers, ga new and dreadful fatal
disease with horses, called pinkeye " How the old
horsemen in Bulls Head must laugh, or, in fact,
all horsemen OF experience who have shipped many
horses to New York City, and have counted on the
disorder to certainty as one Of their liable draw
backs, except they were fortunate enough to make
sale inside Of ten days after arrival The pinkeye
never killed any horse but through want Of horse
sense it has into many positive disorders, from
which many horses have died. Twenty-Five years
ago had horses taken sick in stables in New York
City within fifteen days after their arrival, with
species Of dstemper known and called by old horse
men pinkeye. One dose was enough for me, so l
studied it out as well as / could I found spring
BILE times, aad it was at these two periods most fine
horses we're shipped. At these periods Of mculting
the blood Of the horse was thicker and hotter
hence more susceptible to cold and fevers. Once
well into stable of horses Ii assumes typhoid
character and becomes contagious to acclimsted
horses Horses from the country which go into sta
bes of confined atmosphere very frequently are too
fat for health and, of course, more liable to cli-
again, as fat ho.ses look better TO the buyer, the
shipper, as a rule, feeds strong and works little,
when it should be the reverse
AS have said after my first experience with
pinkeye twenty-five years age, shipped my horsef
to New York in good hard-road condition. With
care they took no cold on the way, through change
of car, or change from car to beat. The car
loaded In must run through to New York City, and
once there, was particular that food and water be
given in large quantities; while immediate exercise
the day following arrival considered important
even absolutely necessary but with due care against
gettirg them warm or excited; and while almos
every countryman who came into the same stable
with green horses was sure to hsve one or more
down with pinkeye inside Of q week. soon learn
ed it was madness on my part to prefer advice; bu
when read in many journals West, from st. Louil
to Chicago, and so copied East. of new ane
dreadful disease called pinkeye, concluded that thu
authors are of that cass Uf horsemen who hav'
sprung up since the war, and who know Of but on
family Of trotting horses, yceped Rysdyk's Hamble
tonian.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-10-17
CITY GLOBULES.

4 Some half dozen drunks were lodged in the
station house last night to answer to the
roll call of Judge Burr this morning.
The dwelling house on North street, owned
by Mr.. Winslow was sold at auction Saturday,
for S42O, Daniel Sullivan being the purchaser.
At midnight occasional flakes of snow were
falling, and all the atmospheric conditions
were favorable for the first snow storm of the
season.
Messrs. T. w. Forbes and G. c. Helmick
conducted the gospel meeting held at the Y.
M. G. A. rooms yesterday afternoon. The
service was very interesting and the attend
ance large DR.. c. FL. Boardman is to give q
medical talk before the association next
| Thursday evening.
Officer Hanknson, of Minneapolis, was in
st. Paul yesterday in search of pair of horses
and part of a wagon, stolen from that city
Saturday night. The team was used in haul
ing wood, and the thieves uncoupled the
wood cart, hitched the horees to the forward
part and drove away. No clue to this, thieves
was received here.
The annual meeting of the directors of the
life Insurance branch of the German Catholic
Benevolent society's of Minnesota, will be
held at ShallOpee on next Thurdsay, the 18th
inst. Arrangements have been made for re-
duced railroad fare. Those wishing to go will
have to be on hand at Z O'Clock a. IN. prompt
ly, as the delegates will go on the regular
morning train on the Chicago, st. Paul &
Omaha road.
Word was received here yesterday that
freight conductor named Jenkins, on the Chi
cago, St. Paul & Omaha railroad, was killed
by being run over by a portion of his train
near Hudson, at an early hour in the morn
ing. Jenkins fell from his train, how, was
not learned, falling between the cars, across
the rail, the wheels passing over his stomach.
His loss was not discovered for some few min
utes, when the train was stopped and search
made. When discovered Jenkins was still
alive, though his bowels were protruding
from the injuries made by the wheels, but he
expired at once, upon his comrades attempting
to move him.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-10-17
4 Good One on General Early.

Tom Evans, editor of the Reidsvillc
Times, is responsible for the following:
We all know that our solid "Old Jube''
likes to talk about the war Well, the
other day at Franklin Court House, an
old friend, with q spice of humor in his
eye, told the general there was young
officer IN town he would like to intro
duce to him, and they could talk over the
war together.
Jubal said he would be pleased to know
him.
No sooner SAID than done.
General Early" said the old friend,
''allow me to introduce you to Captain
JONES'" and the old friend walked Off
The handshaking was hardly over be
fore the general asked in his fine, squeak
ing voice:
'What command in the army did you
belong to, captain?'
''Oh phshaw! general" said the young
man, blushing, 81 wasn't an officer in
the army; I'm just the captain of base
ball club"
''Oh, hell" cried old Jubal.
That broke up the war chat,