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Chas. P. Peabody, strip of land 54h
# wide fronting Canada street and
running back along the side of and
parallel with Baldwin street 142
feet, more or less, to Mecker street,
bounded ely by Canada street, My
by Baldwin street, and Willy by
Mccker street, and being part of St.
Paul Central lot. .................. 257 U
Mercy M. Sanford, commencing at
the nelly corner of block IA, Hoyt's
Addition to St. Paul, thence My on
Willy line of Wacouta street QOrm-
erly Mecker street) 54H #, to
Eleventh street, thence WHY on
line OF Eleventh street 132 # to land
sold to one Hauser, thence SLY par
allel to Wacouta street 54h IT to
My line OF said block IA, thence
ely 1872 # to beginning ..........:. 2SS 81
Leopold Haul er, commencing at nw'ly
corner of block Il, Hoyt's Addition
to St. Paul, running thence ely
along My side of said block 1861
fit, thence My parallel with Cooper
street 54H it to side of Baldwin
street, thence WHY along side of
Baldwin street 1861 it to ely side
of Cooper street, thence SLY to
beginning, being part of st. Paul - -
Central lots. ...................... 247 VI
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Piles.

A batch of drunks were disposed of in The
municipal court.
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Bluff Street Opening.
Amt of
Sale.

No. of Amt of
Certificate. Supposed owner. Sale.
1916 Davidson q Allis, commencing
at a point on the line of Bluff
street, in Lambert s. Co.'s adj
dtion, where the W line of land
decided by L Roberts q wife TO
U L Lamprey, February 3, 1865,
intersects SAID line; thence
along the W line of said land
decided to said Lamprey, 25 IT;
thence sw'y parallel with Bluff
street to a point where a line 30
fit Sly and parallel with line
drawn from sw corner of block
9 to Sc corner of block E of
Ewing&Chutc's addition would
intersect; thence sw'ly parallel
with the said last mentioned
line to the 5 line of Ewing IL
ChutA's addition; thence nelly
along said line of Ewing d
Chute's addition and the line
of Bluff street, in Lambert Il
Co. S addition, to place of be-
ginning. ............... s27 "
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Confirmation Of Assessment fOI
Grading North Street.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
CITY OF ST. PAUL, Mimi, May 81, 1881.

The assessment of benefits, costs and ex-
penses arising from the grading Of North
street, from Burr street to De Sofa street. in
the City of st. Paul, Minnesota, having
been completed and entered of record by the
Board of Public Works in and for said city,
said Board will meet at their office in said City
at P. NJ on the Sd day of June, A. d. 1881,
to hear objections (if any to said assessment,
at which time and place, unless sufficient cause
is shown to the contrary, said assessment
will be confirmed by said Board.
The following is list OF the supposed own
ers' names, a description of the property ben.
e6ted, and the amounts assessed against the
same, to-wit:
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INSECT POWDER.
NC MORE
RIB EU M ATISM
or Gout Acute or Chronic.
SALICYLICA,
SURE CURE,

1Eanufactured by Ire European Medicine
Co. of Paris and Leipzig.
Immediate relief warranted. Permanent euro
guaranteed. Now exclusively used by all cele-
brated physicians of Europe and America, be-
coming Staple, Harmless and Reliable Rene
dy on both continents. The Highest Medical
Academy Of Paris reports IS cures out of LOO
cases within three days. Secret The only dis
solver of the poisonous Uric Acid which exists
in the Blood OF Rheumatic and Gouty Patients;
81 box; 6 boxes for IS. Sent to any address,
free by mail, on receipt of price. Endorsed by
physicians. Sold by all druggists. Address,
DANIEL ROMMEL, Sole Importer,
1852 Fulton Street, New Yor
For sale by Noyes Brothers 81 Cutler, St.
Paul, MINI.
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Rice Street Sewer.

Portland Avenue Opening.
Woodland Park Addition.
No. of Amt of
Certificates. Supposed owners. Lot. Blk. Sale.
1910 SIR Mcmillan, west
155 #, more or less,
of east 400 # Off,. % IS 20
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FURNITURE AND UPHOLSTERY.
HEZEKIAH HALL, furniture and upholstery
Choice stock; first-class work; No. 3i1Jack
son street.
WHOLESALE NOTIONS.
ARTHUR, WARREN & ABBOTT, 1856 and
1888 East Third street.
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Dayton and Irvine's Addition to St. Paul.
Supposed owner and
description.

Partly in Dayton & Irvine's Addition to St.
Paul and partly In Irvine's Enlargement of
Rice & Irvine's Addition to st. Paul.
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HOUSE.
The house onened in rornlnr

The house opened in regular order.
Mr.. Finlay moved to take up Mr.. Nc.
Combs motion to reconsider the vote of the
house refusing to engross bill No. 90 and
| table that motion, but withdrew when men,
on tho same subject during the session.
Mr.. Wurzbach moved that the vote 10 re-
consider be laid on the table.
The petition of Jack Warner, asking pay
for services as sch ool inspector ior Jackson
and Laveca counties, was referred.
Mr.. Gather presented memorial from
George Bell, of Falls county, asking to be
exempted from the occupation tax SO as to
carry on business to support his family, as q
blind pauper. Referred.
Mr.. Linn presented q memorial from citi-
zens of Calhoun county, asking repeal of
the inspection law. Referred.
Mr.. Matthews presented memorial from
citizens of Grayson county, asking that for
good morals the sale and manufacture of in
to1icsting liquors in the state be prohibited.
Referred.
Bills and resolutions were introduced as
follows:
By Mr.. Fly-A bill to establish county
teachers institute and provide for the ex-
animation of public school teachers. Re.
ferred.
By Mr.. Gould--A bill to amend the act to
detue in what cases depostions of witnesses
may be taken. Referred.
BY Mr.. Todd-A bill to amend tho re-
vised statutes providing security in cases of
detainer. Referred.
By Mr.. Stringfellow-A bill to amend the
code bv adding another section.
By Mr.. Fly-A bill for the relief of 2.
Askey Nathaniel Tramme and heir, asking
for land due as settler Of Texas in 1923.
Referred.
BY Mr.. Storey A bill to amend the penal
code so as to require certain proceedings of
justices courts to be kept secret. Referred.
By Mr.. Perrenot-A bill TO amend the
penal code relating TO the protection of game
and fish. Referred.
BY Mr.. Wood-A bill reorganizing the
seventh and eighth Judicial districts. Re-
ferred.
Mr. Cherowith moved that Judge Hurt,
OF the court Of appeals, be asked 10 seat on
the floor of the house. Carried.
By Mr.. Templeton--A resolution that all
speeches be restricted 10 ten minutes unless
otherwise ordered by the house. Referred.
by UT. heSVcS--A nill pIOnlOlung mo shlo
Of intoxicating liquors within three miles OF
an institution Of learning, except in incorpo-
rated lowns. Referred.
BY Mr.. Kendall--A resolution that mem-
bers having spoken on tho subject be not
recognized till others have spoken. Re-
ferred.
By Mr.. Stringfellow--Ab bill to amend tho
civil code so as to prsvent partner in part
nershlp suits from relating conversation had
with deceased partner in certain cases. Re-
ferred.
BY Mr.. Hal iuseck-A Joint resolution
smending the constitution so as to allow
counties to invest their school fund in any
manner they think best. Referred.
The hour having arrived for special orders
bills Nos. 164, 1e8 and 4, being intro
duced by Messrs. Baker, McCord and Tarle-
ton gambling .bills), we're taken up. After
long discussion the bills were engrossed-
So ay es, 81 noes. a
Mr.. Gibson moved to reconsider the
motion spread on the journal.
Mr. Upton moved to reconsider the en-.
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british Politics.

London, Feb. 8.-Ata meeting of the home
rulers last night Mr.. Parnell presiding, dis
cussed the future stages of the
coercion bill, and it was decided
that they should be resisted with the utmost
determination. At meeting of conserya.
tiyes yesterday it was pointed out that an
amendment to Mr.. Gladstone's pro.
posa! was required which would not
impair the usefulness Of the new rules, while
it would make them acceptable to the con-
servatives. Several distinctly avowed that
they would not submit to prolongation of
the time TO consider MIR. Glad
stone resolution. Lord Beacons.
field andSir Stafford Northcote were .the
principal speakers. 1t is understood that the
final resolve of the conference is that the
conservatives will give their undivided sup
port 10 Sir Stafford Northcote's
amendment, of which they gave notice
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Houston Items


Special to the Herald.
Houston, Feb. ga gang of professional
burglars is still operating IN Houston, assisted
by outside "racket" Last ight they entered
the residence of a prominent Hebrew citizen
Adolph Harris, and carried away four hun
dred dollars worth of jewelry. Also with
burglars tools they picked the lock Of the
door in the residence of Charles Albreaeht
and got jewellery valued at three hundred
dollars.
A special from Columbus gays the body of
a negro named Albert Williams was found
with his brains shot out about five miles from
Columbus. He had been arrested by James
Walker, who cbaiged him with horse steal
ing. Walker says three masked mon came
out of the bushes and seized the prisoner and
carried him of.
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government relesrnnn Rate..

washington D, O., Feb. s.--A decision,
rendered by law officers of the postotiice do
psr'men'' in which it is held that the law
governing tho rate to bo pail to telegraph
companies foE transmission of government
business requires that 10 event Of reduction
OF rates by any telegraph company, Govern.
ment tariff for business done over lines q
the competing companies to points that can
Do reached by companies mskine tbe redus.
tlon, shall be the same. This decision grew
out of insuiri0g from toe secretary Of tho
treasury relative to the reduction Of rates hv
me American Rapid telegraph company
and effect thereof over other lines.
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Ciarksyille Items.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Clarksvlle, Feb. 3.-The weather is fine
once more and cotton picking has COM
menced again with prospect of gathering
the crop. Some of our planters have from
30 to 100 bales still unpicked in the fields.
Monday Col. DeWsre gave birthday din
ner to his many friends. Sixty plates were
set.
Mr.. SIR Buny died yesterday morning after
an Hines of some months. He will be buried in
the family buryiug ground near town to-
morrow.
Pleasant weather has dried up the roads,
and the merchants are once more made
happy by seeing their country friends in
town again. Cotton is coming in al the rate
of sixty to seventy-ave bales per day, and
of course makes trade good again, and as the
weather moderates wood is coming down to
turning prices again, and the bold, bad wood
chopper is looking savage.
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Snn Antonin Itnns

Special 10 the Herald.
San Antonio, Feb. -Ex-Governor Hunt
OF COLORADO, arrived here to,day with a
corpse of engineers for Laredo, where they
will begin the survey of the Mexican Ma
tional railroad 10 the City of Mexico. Ii is
limited that within the next forty-ejght hours
the San Diego & Corpus Christi railroad will
pass into the hands Of the Mexiosn company
Known as The Sullivan & Palmer company,
winch will be used as feeder to convey
material along tho line Governor Hunt
says the company has large force at work
from the City Of Mexico this way.
Inc International road reached the
depot site to-day. Upward of five
thousand people visited the grounds t,
Welcome the iron horse, Everything is now
beginning TO boom, and property in that 10.
calily, which was abandoned to Mexicsns
now commands good prices for bushes:
places. San Antonio will soon take on the
airs of q railroad centre
A Fort Davis special says it is reported OF
good authority shat Colonel BAYLOR. who
joined Lieutenant Nevilles, Of the rangers, OF
January 2S. together attacked the Indians il
The Sierra Diablo range and with twenty liy,
men took tho Indians by surprise, killing six
ana capturing three squaws. These are sup
posed to be the same Indians who attacked
the Graham family in Boss canyon last May
and the stage driver and passenger in Quit
man canyon, as the clothing worn by botl
parties were found in their camp.
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Suits Against a rowu Roa,o

hcLesnsbore, ILL.,, Feb. a.-Messrs
Browning y Co., druggists, have brought
SUIT against tho town board TOR $1,000. There
are no saloons here, and the board gave
permits to the druggists to sell liquor for
medical purposes only on prescription
given BY an M. y. The board, after an in
yesugalon, revoked all the permits of the
druggists, not allowing them to fill a pre-
serlptlon given by physician. For taxing
brought. ''' 40
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CAPITAL CRUMBS.


Debate in tho house this morning over
the act prohibiting dice and similar games
was long, earnest and acrimonious.
Judge Hurt arrived to-day from Calves
ton.
Governor ROBBERS family are still down
with diphtheria. Mrs. Roberts has been quite
sick, but is now better.
About dozen plans and drawings are in
the supreme court room for the new capitol.
They are magnificent and admired nv large
number ofvisitors daily. Estimat IS will make
the capitol cost about million and a half.
The subject is beginning to DO considerably
agitated.
General Jones to day received the follow
ing from Capt. G. w. Baylor: eagle
Springs, February %. Lieut. Nevilles ana /
surprised a party of Indians in tho Sierra
DiabIo mountains on the 27tb, and Killed six
and captured three Indians and sixteen head Of
stock. Several of their trails were bloody
where they ran of. These are the same
Indians that masacred Mrs. Graham, in Bas;
canyon, soldiers ut Hot Springs and tho stage
diver snd passengers in Quitman canyon"
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House.

Washington, Feb. 3.--Mr. Anderson,
of Kansas, offered resolution pro.
viding that every day after the
morning hour, one hour shall be
set aside, during which members may ask
for unanimous consent for the consideration
and passage OF bills. Referred.
Mr.. Brigham, of New Jersey, offered a
resolution requiring the committee ON cleo
tions to report upon contested election cases
within thirty days after the filing of papers
in such cases. Referred.
The house then resumed consideration of
the apportionment bill,
Mr.. Cox, of New York, offered an amend
ment, fixing the number of representatives at
307, and it wOs ordered printed and con-
sidered.
Pending consideration Mr.. Sherwin, of
Illinois, member of tho census commisteo,
took tho floor on the bill. There was no
reason, he said, that an apporiionment should
not be made at this session, since all The data
was in on which 10 make calculation,
comparing various measures which had been
prepared. He showed that of sol, the mum.
bor first suggested by Mr.. Cox, of New York,
the democratic states would grain republi-
cans and lose 2, net gain of republicans.
These states would gain 10 and lose 8, net
gain of 2 OF the number selected BY the
majority Of the committee (3l1) the demo-
crat states would gain IL and lose none, the
republican states gain 10 and lose 4, net
gain of 6 at $40. OF the number recon-
monded by the minority the democratic and
republican states would each gain 13
representatives. He argued in support of
thu latter bill. contending that mathemati-
cally, as well as politically, 1t meted out ex-
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Wrecked Train. .

Special to the Herald.
Longview, Feb. 8.-The engine, tender,
baggage and smoking Car jumped the track
one mile west of Grand Saline. The train
was compelled to remain until o'clock this
morning for the west bound passenger train,
when the engine and cars were pulled on the
track, and the east-bound train arrived here
at O'Clock this morning. The HERALD did
rot arrive here yesterday, a great dissppoint-
ment, as everybody on this line of the road
looks to the HERALD alone.for late news.
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XVIITH LEGISLATURE.
TwENrY.sECoxD DAYS PROCEEDINGS.
Long, Earnest aud Acrimonious De-
bate in the House over that Soul
Destroying Game OF "Dice'-
Tho Governors Family I'M
proving in Health
Plans ana SPeciGica-
tiOns for the New
Capitol, Etc,

SENATE.
Special to the Herald.
Austin, Feb. 3.-The senate met pursuant
10 adjournment, Mr.. Goooh in the chair.
Roll called; quorum present.
Prayer BY the chaplain.
On motion Messrs. Houston and Grimes
were excused for several days.
Bills we're introduced as follows:
By Mr.. Powers-To establish the thirty
sixth judicial district.
By Mr. Rainey-Amendng article 279G
of the code, giving the attorney general addi-
tional powers in certain cases.
By Mr.. Homan, by reQuest-Prohibitine
the sale or giving away of intoxicating
liquors in the state.
By Mr.. Lane-Amending article 245 of the
civil statutes. Referred to the committee on
engrossed bills.
Bills Nos. II, 73, p, So, "A and so and
joint resolution No. 81 were reported correct.
ly engrossed,
The rules were suspended and senate bill
No. 70 was taken up and passed, defining
who are officers of state, their powers aud
privileges.
Senate bill No II was passed, raaking the
office of county surveyor an office of record.
Senate bill No. "A was passed, amending
article 375 of the code, relative to powers OF
councils of towns over streets and alleys, and
working the same.
Senate bill No. so was passed
adjusting .he indebtedness Of the state to the
university fund.
Senate bill No. SO, instructing the COVER.
nor TO ascertain and file information in the
war Office of the amount of money expended
by the state Of Texas in repelling invasioni
on the border, passed.
Senate bill NJ. " passed, appropriatng
$4,000 for the purchase of early supreme
court reports.
Senate bill No. !, amending article 800
Of the code, so Ms TO use permanently one.
fourth of the general revenue for the avail
able school fund, was taken up but post
poned...
Joint resolution No. II, repeating section
So, article l6 of tho constitution, was reaC
the second time and engrossed. A substitute
proposing an amendment was lost.
Joint resolution No. ID, establishing {
bureau of immigration, was lost.
Senate bill No. Is, regulating juries II
capital cases. with substitute, was ordered
printed and made the special order for th'
l4th of February.
Joint resolution No. IS, amending
section II, articles of the constitution, wa
postponed till the 11th of February.
Senate bill No. 10, amending article 4Gel
of the code, reducing the ad valorum tax +
forty cents on the one hundred dollars, Wa
postponed and made the special order from
DAY to-day.
The senate adjourned till tomorrow.
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"A Cloburne Casualty
Special to the,aerald.

Special to thel6erald.
Cleburne, Feb. S.-While Billy Carter, a
well known character here, was tampering
with the lock upon the front door of Thomss
Lswrence's iewelry store, about 4 o'clock
this morning, Mr.. Lawrence, naturally think
ing burglar at work on his door, fired upon
him, the shot taking slfect in Carters right
side just below the arm and ranging down.
Carriers clothes became ignited and was not
extinguished till he WAS fearfully burned.
Owing TO his severe burns bis recovery is
considered very problematical. Carter was
drinking and perhaps was trying to get in.o
what he thought an adjoining saloon. Mr.
Lawrence is well known here and most
highly esteemed by all, who for his sake and
that OF his most excellent lady, regret this
unfortunate shooting affair, but one which,
under attendant circumstances, must GER
tainly be considered fully jusiiaable.
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Norlork, Va, Feb. .S.--Information was
received here to-day that the town of Ply
mouth, in Washington county, North Caro-
lima, was almost entirely destroyed by fire
last night, the freight warehouses of the
steamers and one store being the only houses
Ell standing. The 6re originated from a
kerosene lamp explosion. Four hundred
oales OF cotton we're burned, No particu-
lars gwen as TO the losses and insurance
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Trespassing ON Public lands.

Mobile, Feb. Sin the case of the United
States vs.. j. B. Calhoun, for trespassing
upon! public land by boxing trees for tur-
penllne, the jury returned verdict for the
government for $S,108. This is the first YER
dict ever returned for the government in
these cases.
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pennayIvnnIn senn,or.,,,u

Harrisburg, Pa, Feb. S.--The sixteenth
ballot for United States senator was taken
to-day as follows; Wallace, rs; Oliver, 55;
Grow, s; Phillips, Q; MacVeagh, 8; Shires, Il;
Sehofield, Q; Baird /; Hewitt |; Curtin, /;
Snowden, i; Agnew, l. A resolution to take
three ballots daily WAS rejected-ls0 TO "a,
and the convention adjourned until to.mor.
ROW
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what q rl,

Montgomery, N. Y, Feb, 8. In thislocal-
ity early yesterday morning thcre was sec
ond schock which appeared like heavy re-
port. Many people imagined il to be a
heavy blow on the roofs of their housas. the
temperature being at the timg % degrees be-.
low zero aid the mperatI 90 was the same
week ago when the other suock was tslt
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The Situation in T,opdon so,,on .

London. Feb. 3.--The News says that,
notwithstanding the fact that the term
"scare" has been applied to The governments
precaution, the information which hourly
reaches the authorities is SO serious that they
cannot deny it. All public buildings, the
residences Of many officials and railway sta
tlons in Lon.on are closely watched.
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Recess of the .Tennessee Legislature

Nashville, Feb. S.-The legislature to-day
took recess often days. Before djourning it
appointed a committee to sit during recess
to investigate the charge of bribery and cor
ruption against members in the election of
comptroller and treasurer. Among the wit
nesses named is Congressman L. A. Houck.
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yesterday, as will also members Of The fourth
party who ut FIRST were inclined 10 distant
altogether from Mr.. Glsdstone's resolution
dealing with obstruetionists. SA
Al, Inc mouse of commons was very crowded
suls .,,, afternoon Mr.. Mitchell Henry, homo
Fsuler' and MIR; Colsn, liberal, gave notice Of a
,urtner ,;u amendment to the Gladstone resolu-
a. mere was hastily summoned meeting Of
'ue csolnet council at o'clock this evening.
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grossment,ogbill No,.l4, relating TO the pay
ment OF attached witnesses-ayes AZ, nays SO.
Mr. Matlock moved postponement till
1850 in the morning. Carried.
Mr. Upton offered a resolution that in all
debates no speech longer than five minutes
snail be made bat by unanimous consent.
Referred.
The house then adjourned till to morrow.
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Mrs. Father Allen.

Des Moines, Iowa, Feb. 3.-Mrs. Esther
Allen died here yesterday, after long lines
from internal cancer. She WIS a graduate
two medical colleges and we'll known in the
army during the rebellion. Since tho war
she has had large practice in the city.
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Admitted to Bail.

Special TO the Herald.
BRENNAN, Feb. S.-Alex. Mason, who sur
rendered yesterday had a preliminary exam
nation to,day before Justice Hackworth,
on the charge of killing +. Bohnstengel and
was admitted to bond in TIE sum of $1,250.