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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-01-04
Supposed Owner and
nac0ripfiou

Supposed Owner and
Description. Lot. Block. Benefits.
Michael Mazenee, that
part of lot 8 which lies
on nw'ly side of Fort
street, but only directly
in front of eH ......... 1 81 70
Thomas Skok, that part
of lot 3 which lies on
WHY side of Fort street
in front OfwH $500. l l 20
John Weber, except Fort 8
street. ................ 2 4 10
Jacob Slaby, that part
se'ly of Fort street,. s 1 40
Same, that part se'ly of
Fort street. ........... 4 30
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IN Cents mailed to DIR. c. R. Sykes, 169 Mad
ison St., Chicago, H., win return the
"True theory of Catarrh and full informa-
! ~ ton offs sure cure.m Mention this paper.
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Confirmation Of Assessment for Grading
III and Constructing aCulVert on
Fort Street.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
Cry OF ST. PAUL, MIMI, Dec. 80, 1880.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF Pubic WORKS,
CRY OF ST. PAUL, MINI, Dec. 80, 1880.
The assessment of benefits, costs and ex-
penses arising from grading and constructing
a culvert on Fort street, between Eric street
and Oneida street, in the city of St, Paul,
Mimi, having been completed and entered of
record by The Board of Public Works in and
for said city, said Board will meet at their Of
flee in said city at 2 P. NJ. on the 18th day of
january, A. d. 1881, to hear objections (if any
to said assessment, at which time and place,
unless sufficient cause is shown to the con.
trary, said assessment will be confirmed by
said Board.
The following is q list of the supposed own
ers' names, description of the property and
the amounts assessed against the same, towit:
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Supposed owner andI'

stinson, Brown g. Ramsey's Addition to st.
Paul.
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st. Paul b Duluth Railroad,
Depot, foot of Sibley street.
MfnnedDOfis KGfsroGd Time
st. Louis Express

= 0ss A<SuhS Ia PAOS1'
Passengers at st. Paul leave by
the st. Paul 4 Sioux City r.
r. at $40 P NJ, connecting at
Merriam Junction. On Satur.
day this train runs to Albert
Lea only. ..............
Chicago Express, connecting
ct Cedar Rapids with C..& N.
". trains for Chicago. Also,
passenger fsr Twin Lakes,
Norman, t.sfe Mills. Ben
sons Grove. Forest City,
Britt, ,Livernnore, Humboldt
and Fort Dodge. 80. 49,. 80.
Passenger train for Ohaska,
Carver and Merriam juno
don, connecurg at Chaska
for points on Hastings q
Dakota railroad. ............
And ct Merriam Junction,
to and from al local
stations on st. p. b g. q.
r. B. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Omaha Ex., to and from al
points on st. p. 4 8. O. R'y.
Omaha and California; also
10 and from points on Has
Hngs q Dakota Ry. west to
Glencoe. ...............
Minneapolis, White Bear Lake
and Duluth passenger.
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Lot, Block. Benefits.

Z. III. Hawkes. Subdivision Of Winslow's Ad-
- dition TO st. Paul.
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Leeth S Addition 10 st. FauI.
Supposed Owner and
Description. Lot. Block. Benefits.
Estate of John G Becht,
deceased ............. 5 l 80
Estate of Abraham En-
inert, deceased. 4 20
Joseph Brings, except
Fort street. ........... 5 rs
Ewing & Chute's Subdivision of Lots 6 and Z,
Block 1, Leech's Addition to st. Paul.
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Trains leaving Saturday at 1880 p. goes to Fer
gus Falls, only. NO.
Except Sunday. Except Saturday.
--T s~.-L JAS. j HILL. Gen. Manager.
". a. ALEXANDER. Gen. Passenger Agent
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Notice to Creditors.
In the matter of the estate of Mary L. Keller. {

In the matter Of the estate Of Mary L. Keller, de-
ceased.
Notice is hereby given that the Judge of the Pro-
bate court Of Ramsey county has fixed upon the first
Monday of February, A. D. 1881, beng the seventh
day of said month, at the Probate Office In said coun
ty as the time and place when and where he will re-
ceive hear and Just all claims of all persons against
said deceased. and that six months from the date
hereof have been limited aH the time for creditors
10 present their claims against said estate.
Dated the 18th day of December, 1880.
dec Il 4wtue DANIEL GETTY, Administrator.
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Ewing & Chute's Subdivision of W. ofsea
SEX and e.. Sw4, Lot 4, Leech's Addition
of Out Lots to st. Paul.
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stinson, Brown s. Ramsey's Addition to s
Paul.

A. Vance Browns Subdivision of EH Block
10, stinson, Brown g. Ramsey's Addition to
st. Paul.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-03-27
9 FOLLETEN.
Ell ORGULLO I Eli AMOR.
NOVELA ORIGINAL
POR
ID. MAN Ell IBO OALFARO.
/ CoNTINUACIoN. }
NOVELA ORIGINAL

Empero. de quien me proponia sepa-
rarme entire eDganos 2 ficciones por evi-
tar IN desenlace horTendo, era de mi
querida Carlota; que d causa de su ca
rater nervioso, susceptible de fuertes
impresiones y acostumbrada confar
sus deseos 1nicamente mi este lam
ce presentado ain difrez con toda Ia
extension de su rigor, era muy bastan-
te para abrirla por 81 sols las puertas
de la sepuItura.
Aquel dia 10 pas6 entero eu la CANA.
{ exception del momento en- que sail On
busea de mi protector motiyos 20, los
que transcurrio sin yer la sefora d.,
Alpequera.
Carlota, afigida por mi abatimiento,
no Sc arart6 un momento de mi cabe-
cera, prodigandome los mas asiduos Y
1ltimos cuidados, con un aire de dui.
zurs spgelical.
La manana siguiente supliqu6 la en-.
trsda en- el gabinete de la madre de
Csrlota, y admitido con fris smabili.
dad, me sente su lado.
Ests sonora estaba triste medita-
bunda desde la conferencia Que sostu-
vo con Ell senor Magistral.
-Senora, le die con humildad des-
puss de IN breve silencio, extrafareis
acaso que psse hablaros dc sucesos
Que el tempo hs colocado Va q lerga
distancla de nosotros, pero que siempra
estkn prssentes ma alma reconooida.
F-No snsIsndol Renato, q que puada
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aludir tn conversation ; pero sabes que
jamas he deiaao de escucharte con ell
mayor placer.
Me refero, ,senors, aquellos dias
en- que me apretabais en- vuestro seno,
y en- que me prodigabais las antencio-
nes de una madre.
Y q que fn recuerdas ahora los Pc
quenos favores que dispense al hijo de
nn amigo?
Para haceros yer que este hijo en-
NADIA desmereee la nobleza de su padre.
d Que quereis decir con este? ex-
plieate exclamo alarmandose.
Me expIIcare, senora, pues que 10
deseais respondi bajan1o la cabeza.
En- aquellas horss do MI inf4ncis, re-
pito, en- que un tempo mecisn vues-
tros brazds 4 Carlota y mi ; cuando
mas despues corriamos por los bosques
de naranJos, al paso que un0s mlsmos
maestros labra ban nuestra educaciOn
no os irTiteis, sonora, 30 me crela lgual
4 ella no contraIiado mi orgullo lbf4n-
til por la razon que entoDces no podla
disputer en- nj espiritu 20 L. liamaba
hermsna, 20 os llamaba madre, y desa-
percibido ell abismo que de vos me Sc
paraba, 80 me hacia miembro de yues-
ira famllis. Hoy felizmente he sacudi-
do Aquella oboeoso!on hoy he recono-
cido mi error y despues de dirigir d
Vos y mi una mirada, va siento, seno-
rs, los momentos que pierdo en- vuestra
casa.
Durante mis- palsbrss palideci6 gu
frente y So rostro ofrecio los sintomas
de una lucha energiea de las mas vio-
lentas afecciones.
Pasado un corto instante
-Renato, nae dijo, que piensas haeer?
~-Dejar de seros gtavoso, senora, y
0uscar mi sueIte en- las banderas de
auessra R=ins. 70 no puedo perma.
ascer 40 insEsnte mas so ynsstrs casa,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-03-27

Els que los hombres sois de natu-
raleza tan perfda, que cuando llegais
q persuadiros dc que una muler os
anna.
LIE eEtregsmos abiertamente nues.
tro corazon.
--Os complaceis en- atormentarls.
--Carlota |
--Advierte que es chanzs: anadio
prorrumpiendo en- una inocente carca-
jada. Pero vaya ahora de formalidsd :
dime, Renato que ha resuelto nuestro
protector sobre el asunto en- que SO ci-
fra nuestra dicha? -?
Para que quieres que 20 to 10 olga :?
manana q estas horas to habra entera-
do 81 mismo de cosas que no sabes.
y que tai satisfaction me causaran
De veras
--Si, amigo, de veras no me casti-
CUES con represalias por mi pasada
broma.
En- ell reloj de una parroquia inmedia-
ia sonaron las nueve.
Este sonido que tantas veces habia
dido desde aqueI mismo poyo, me So
brecogi0 esta noche; squeIla oanpana
que en- otro tempo habia contado mis-
horas de felicidsd, me anunciaba en-
tonces los cortos momentos que el hado
me concedia pasar en- compania de mi
amiga.
Daban las nueve: las diez en- pun
to partis la diligencis que para STEM
pre- mo iba separar de Csrlots.
Hay situaciones tan criticas en- al
hombre, que cualquiers simpleEa ator-
menta su sensibiIidad.
El suceso menos importante me traia
ent6nces la memoria los dias pasados
de mi vida trsnquila loa heehos mas
ordinarios nue. pare clan avisos de Ia
Naturaleza.
Como 20 no pudiers veneer mi situa-
Sion, como 10 actieis serspided do que
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-03-27

corazon bsjo el peso de su dolor pro-
fando, y un instinto poderoso me diri-
gio al jsrdin.
En- esta misma hora paseaba 20 en- 81
con mi amiga todos los dias.
Al timido ruido del fragil quicio de
la puerta, corrio mi encuentro Carlo
ia, y echandome la mano dereoha sobre
un hombro, sosteniendo con Ia otra
la Marica que aleteaba sobre su pecho,
me diio con sonrisa que solo puede
comprender quien haya conocido aque-
LA vfrgen:
Il Es bora de volver q casa, amigo
mio Va me tenias con cuidsdo.
Il Con cuidado respoDdi abatido.
81, en- mas de diez y ocho amos que
hace vlvimos juntos, jamas nos hemos
haDado Separates tanto tempo.
Y apoyandoss en- mi brazo me con-
dujo q un poyo debajo de una lila don
de nos sentamOS.
La noche eorrespondia los impulses
de mi corazon.
Estaba oscura, porque grandes nu-
BARI ones cargados de electricldad i'm
pedian que los rayos de Ia luna llega-
sen al suolo: el huraoan que comenza-
ba sentirse, producia un ruido So
lemne en las copas de los arboles sa-
cudia con impetu las aores, y sacudia
los csbellos de Oarlota.
Cuanto mas triste estaba 20. cuanto
mas violentaba mis- sentimieEtos por
aparecer sereno. mas alegre SO manifes-
taba mi amiga.
Aquella noche no 30 spsrtaba de sus
labios la sonrisa del pudor y del placer.
-Oualquiera diris que to ha oausa-
do disgusto el pasc que acabas de dar
con oil senor Magistrsl, me dijo colo.
cando su mano entire las mias.
--Tengo motives para elloP
~~Creo que no.
~~Ppea ept6neea, ,,...
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Aquella senora ref9xion6 entonces
deblo cOnvencerse de que me hallaba
enterado de su conversation con el
senior Magistral.
De repente cubri0 su semblante una
fuerte sufasion, y BE veia atada sin en-.
contrar expresiones con que replicar-
me.
No quieres permanecer IN instan-
te mas en- mi companla? me pregunto
con voz extinguida.
-Senors, me 10 prohibe mi honor
respondi con entereza.
-Pues bien, partlras a mis- posesio-
nes de Sevllla.
--Imposible.
Il Qai6n to 10 impide
-Sen0Ia. . vacile un momento mi
delicadeza.
-T6 no tienes intereses, nj carrera
cient hca ...
-Gcaclas quien me ha hecho Sc
mejsute serv clio.
C que esperas subsistir en- este
mumdo?
Con 81 fuego de las srmas.
X natO, sigu8 los prudentes oOnse-
JOS que voy darte, hijos del afecto que
siempre to he profesado repuso con
cierta duizurs: 20 te acuerdes de la
carrera militar v6 Sevilla, habita mi
gran quints, y goza ALI los placeres de
una vida tranquila. Antes de resolver-
to refexionalo bien.
va esta refexionado, sonora con-
tests 4 sus 1ltimas palabras y mi
resolution va esta tomada 20 no quie-
ro nj puedo vivir tranquilo, y entire sol
dado y colono, me decide por soldsdo.
Involuntariamente me levante de Ia
siila.
-Oye, Yolyi6 q deoirme deteni6ndo-
me del braEo veo que eres iufexlble
en- tus determinaciones ! J cusndo par.
ter
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me revestia Sc desplomara sin advertir-
10 |; no pude ocultar q los ojos de Car
lota, penetrantes como ell amor, que mi
espiritu SO hallsba azorado; smpero
ella 10 atribuia al tenor que me inspi-
raba Ia necesidad de hacer semejante
declaration a su msdre, y empleaba pa
ra distraerme todos los medios que Hu
ternura le sugeris.
--Vamos, amigo, prosiguio tomsndo
mi br8zo vamos cortar las adelfas
mas hermosas del jardin para que la
bres I'm ramillete mi madre, que nos
anna mucho dentro de pocos dias Sc
10 lsbraras tn esposa.
La mayor parte de las flores estaban
marchitss, efeoto sin duda de la noche
sentian mi partida
La Marica misms que al levantarse
su duena habia deiado caer al suelo,
vol6 mi hombro; tambien se despedia
de mi.
Luego que hubimos llenado su falda
de azucenas, claveles, adelfss y came
lias, nos sentamos en- un acirate cubier-
to de yerbs, 81 pie de dos frondosos ma
ranjos y mientras ambos nos ocup&-
bamos en- aquella malograda Ultima
labor, me pregunt6 sonriendo:
NO to acuerdas cuanto hemos iuga.
do entire estas yerbas cuando 6ramos
muy ninosp
Y no observas cu6nto ha crecido
nuestro carino desde aquel tiempoG
Que dulce es ell amor
Els la vida de los doses.
oh, 81 y que desgraciadas deben
ser aquellas infelices, q quienes por ra.
xon de estado, por aumentar sus in.
tereses, enlazan sus padres con un hom.
bre a quien no aman nj pueden amar
Ests refexion me dej6 petrifoado
un profundo suspiro &c escape do mi
pechq,
lCVntiwaerdA
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En- la diligencia de esta noohe.
d Tan pronto?
Algunas lagrimas asomaron & sus
ojos.
Esta sonora me spreciabs, 81 pero
su orgullo la obligaba enlazar 81 hija
con el captain de artilleros.
-Toma prcsiguio abriendo una ga
veta.
Ii Que vais darme
-Uua letra de cuarenta mil reales
para Madrid.
-Os 10 agradezco, senors, pero no
puedo reoiblrls.
d Por que?
--Porque bastantes, son los favcres
que os debo.
-Recibe este obsequio es bien re-
ducido.
Impossible.
i RenatC .
-Hasta la noche, ss6ora. Y cerre
tras he mi la puarta del gabinete.
--Debla yo permanecer en- una casa
donde va era extran0 -. y al lado del
sngel de quien para siempre tenia que
&c IIaA al LAO b0 niuSuu uOuO.
Para reaIlzar mi proyseto me vi pre-
cisado eEganar Carlota con IA YER
dad, pero con una verdad horrenda !;
pues le die que 81 ella me daba 81 per-
misc, creia muy oportuno irme squel
dia conner con el senior Msgistrsl, &
FIN de estsblecer el plan mas c6modo
de llevar 4 efeOto cuanto le insinusba
en- Ia carta que habia de fjar la muer-
to de ambos.
Ella Sc manifesto muy contenta una
rafsga de amor ilumino su semblante, y
me despidi6 con una lsonrisa LENA de
aulzura. Desgracisda, lqne difersn-
tes emooiones sgitaban nuestras al
mas
Hasts el osourecar no volvi a casa !:
aasndo pisS aquel vssstbulo gimid mi
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-12-18
Origin Of the Isthmus of Suez

The Isthmus of Suez has been
ascertained to consist of freSh-Water
river formation passing on the
south side into marine deposits Of
the Red Sea and on the north into
thoserof the Mediterranean. Herr
Fuchs has lately studied the queS-
ton how q river came to form a
partition between two seas and
their faunas. He accepts theory
expressed by Captain VaSsel, that
in the dilu7ian period the Nile
entered the sea in the middle of
what is now the isthmuS, and with
it's large body Of fresh water so
filled the narrow strait as to form a
true dividing wall between the
faunas of the two seas. \ striking
illustration Of this mode Of action
Herr Fuchs finds in the present
condition of the straits leading into
the Japan Sea, VIZ; that between
this sea and the sea Of Ochotsk, on
the north, the Amur Gulf, or Amur
Liman. which is fifteen miles long
and three to five broad, receives the
water of the Amur. This river,
comparable to the Danube, has
brought much sediment into the
gulf and transformed it throughout
into a lagoon nowhere more than
three fathomS deep, quite filled with
fresh water. Looking at the map
one might suppose the faunas of the
North Japan Sea and the sea Of
Ochotsk to be in free cOmmunica-
ton with each other, but in reality
is not so; the water Of the gulf has
only fresh water conchyHa and pre-
vents exchange between the two
marine faunas. True, the faunas
are not so distinct as those Of the
Red Sea and Mediterranean; a
certain portion of the Arctic
species of the sea Of Ochotsk are
found south of the Amur Liman.
There is reason to believe, however,
that these have come, not direct
through the Amur Gulf, but with
the Kourile. current through the
Straits of Sangar, in which large
number of these Arctic species are
found along with true tropical
forms. Were this way closed the
migration of northern forms would
| probably be prevented, and in that
! case the two marine faunas might
come to be sharply separated as in
the case of the Isthmus Of Suez.-
London Times.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-12-18
Ncrthward: Ststion SouthwsI

A Freight Train leaves Ogden dailv
for Melrose at 900 am, giving daylight
ride through Cache Valley, and Iegula!
freight train arrives daily st Ogden 5
4.30 ?. IN. from Melrose.
GEO. ". THATCHER. supt.
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GTTGASO. ROCK ISLAND 6 PACIFIC RY

is The Great Connecting LINK o
It's main line runs rom Chicago TO Council
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GeneseO. Moline. Rock ISl&n', Davenpolt. MeSs
Liberty Iowa City, NaTengO, Bro9kIy H,GTlnneH,
Des MoineS (the capital Of Iowa, stuart, AtIan-
tic and AYOca: with branches from IiuTeau
junction to Peoria; Wilton JunGllon 20 sIuSCa>
tine Washington. Fairfield Eldon. Belknap,
Centreville Princeton, Trenton, G2lldtln. came
ron Leavenworth. AtchiSon, and Kansas Guy;
Washington 70 SigOurney, CSkalooSa ana r. no.
Vile; keokuk to tarInlngIoh BOilLpat'e i 80
tonsporr Independent, EidOn, OltumWa: EdOy-
VILE OSkalOosa, Pella, Monroe ana peS -nOllSsi
Mt Zion to KeOsauQua; Newton 70 Monroe: DSS
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road which owns, and operates a through Inc
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Through Express passenger rams. VII u iL
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RULES
Adopted by the Supreme Court Of
Utah Territory, On the 23rd
July. 1881.

No. 29.-Any defendant, in suit
for divorce commenced in the pro-
bate court, desiring to remove such
to the district court after appear
ance, may accomplish such removal
by serving notice on the clerk of the
probate court, and the plaintiff, or
his or her attorney expressing an
election for such removal; where
upon, it shall be the duty of the
clerk Of the probate court to certify
the proceedings in sthe suit to the
district court of the district embrace
ing the county in which such suit
was commenced.
Substituted for Rule 23.)
No. 23,-Any party entitled
by reason of a personal interest,
to ask for or to oppose
any order, judgment or decree in the
probate court, may appeal from the
order, Judgment or decree made by
the court adverse to him or his in
terest, to the district court of a
Judicial district embracing the
county where such probate court is
held, in all cases involving the pro-
batting or revoking the probate of a
will, the administration of a dece-
dent estate. and in all cases Of guar
dlanship. All appeals from pro-
ViSiOnal or interlocutory orders
shall be taken within thirty days
from the entry of the same, and all
appeals from the final decree or
judgment declaring the validity or
invalidity Of will, or the final or
der on the administration Of an
estate by an executor, administrator
or guardian, shall be taken within
one year after the entry thereof
and on appeal from such
final order the appellated court
shall have jurisdiction to review
the entire proceedings from the
beginning, and to affirm, modify or
reverse any and all orders or DEGREES
therein which shall affect the sub,
stantial rights Of the parties, and
shall thereupOn make such order OF
decree as to the court shall seem
just, and may remand the case tC
the probate court in case of reversal
or modification Of its orders or de-
crees, or retain and exercise juris,
diction to complete the proceeding
DISTRICT COURT RULES.
/. The party applying for an in,
junction under section ia or 116 Of
the Practice Act, and obtaining al
order to show cause, shall at the
hearing be heard as making his mo
ton in the first instance for such In
junction; and the granting of al
order e;C paTte to show cause, shall
not be deemed an order that the
party applying has made a primo
.fGcie case so as to enutle or require
the respondents to begin, or to OpeI
and close. - - - Il r-
2. Whenever an injunction ha:
been obtained which restraints {
party in possession of mining pro
perty from working the same, o.
interfering Herewith, and he il
obedience to the writ suspend;
| work, it shall not be necessary fol
him to remain upon the property t.
preserve and continue such posses
sion; and if the party obtaining sucf
suit shall, while such writ operates
without the consent Of the enjoined
party, go into possession Of the
property in question, so vacated, he
shall be summarily compelled by
the court to vacate the premises, Oh
application of the enjOined party
and the injunction shall be dis.
missed.
4 true copy,
E. T. SPRAGUE,