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, 1881-02-26

kHfk tf1ty
aai Us, 'qMgen!sn anm % taeT ,,Snia 70 .,o
s,n.,i, nAGI =. ,s,t1 npce,, tT Tain,a a,,J
;t'ty ui,Ih f. !" ,ank" ,nIa a,M,s's III, n"
t','. st .s' ~, ~" -, WV. 'r, % ~
,s @ ,..i,', i ,, i,,", ~ h, ~, ,,ro
ni.i"Hs' !' INN u's!mS nrsa' Ht"it's! ~, y; t'" ~.
il, In tlr s,,,ii,ru filing hy tiwm t.ti
their 1pst tnrIlinrl n,ui lInyr nr fn,rt, frss
about II. Whether Il u,,yht tu or mi. tllo
iluprtssiOl IL growing TINT ti,r State ought
nj least n ttn tMe thing. md that Il tn buy
np NIL IT., old cA,,nnll-tiiosr actually flpncy-
rUlnntl, tl,osn s,1sperte.i. nn tl,0sn lint may
~ considered ,loili lif,l-a,M sink lhcu, Il,
tho SanYnnnn River or aottc tihcr eslitally
i!ltlly streAtls. II might l1nk Hike a wuntnn
destruction of Ssute property at tltst blush,
biit In tic IND II wo,lu result III a savlng Ut
lnnlley. Ahtl thu Legislature waild mt be
nailSra9Ec!l EVERY session IT, nWaftl premiums
~ l't' neSt cN!lloLsWl OL uAtteleu sttu ntlhps'
"H.'n n""'""ne' -...-.... ....-....--.-.....
THE HOUSE COMMITTEE On WAREHOUSES
nln,trtut q stt,.cntrn,ittee t0-dny,. consisting
ut lhrttw, Mitchell, Lnliatxtoll, DAVIS, antl
Little. 10 y!s!t warehouses; Of C|nss i nll.t t"
nhtair sucll lNfornIatlen us will enabte tilnnl
~ report iit,oli thu rrnpriety niul feasibility
Of pinCinE .sttcl, warehouses uIlttrr StntH III
efrctfoll. Warehouses; Of Ills class arr tiluse
receiving gra!n lit eItIts af less tliah IthlttW
Inhabitants, md tie t'oininfttHts lubors will
, 1881-02-26

Two Important and IntercHtf1k Decik.
lo,ss by the Supreme Court Of Vl.nt

Hlnte.
Special Di,rateh TO Tns Chicago Tribune.
1lnsrpS, Fcb. ..5.-Tho novel legal question OF
tho rlgts 1T the hus1nlrl tn tho Guiy ut his llc.
ceNsest wife was settled t"-slly by rescrlpt from
tho full lIure uf tho Supreme Court. Tho c.rso
~ lint of Nathaniel Weld ". ulcon Walker
nnd tho forcAt Hill Cemetery. Tho plaintiff
brought hill In equity t0 restrain tho ,lclc,.tl
AUS froln Interfering with hint III renewing hia
wlte's rcuuins tr.,m tho Forest Iitl Cemetery 10
Mount Ii0po CGsnetcry. At tho trlnl of
thu case l'efnro Justice Morton, Ut tho Hsl-
promo judicial Court, 1t appeared In ovI,ictlce
TINT tho plaintiffs wife, Mary i. Wild, wiz II
ss,er Ut thu ,tcle,ltiunts wives, Gideon Walker
unl Genr4o lycrs. died In AuEust, lB15, and nt
tho solicitation nf hts wlfos sisters nIlowcd his
wife to ho hurled III Lot No. .4t. at F,rest Ill.,
which lclunEctl to tho defendant Nttleon Wa.k-
or. Tho lnintlH enimcd that ilp WIS ol,ligc,. to
tn tbi1 III nrler tn prevent II faulty quarrel
After hts wife VIVA buried In thu lot ho c'altned
that hp WIS not h!nwed tu have AuythnH to do
Will, ilis wfua lut, tn pitt up stotcs, nr ndorn
Anu heHut!fy tho &rnyu; TINT OH his tlctltl1 ho
wn,iltl mt s'0 .tt0wotl tu bo buried hesi.le his
wiso, and ho desired to tnko away the cusku,
and her ron'ul,ls from Forest It'll aud
l'lnca them hi n lot Ut his 0wn in
Mount Hope cometury. Hut wl,un ho como tn
tlsl this mt nnay did the defendants object Int
t,o was served with uot.ee fr'sn tho eorpnF,,-
t!n nut tu III uny why Interfere or take ,lt,y ao-
tsol, III r!,Ioytllx US wlios rotnairs ll"etnc.l
t,reatcnrtl him with er,irai jrsseeu,ipn iii II 10
llsl 70. Tho .luilgo tNfuru whnM Tho siIse wlts
hets.t ru!sl III ttHtt tae platnliE laa The riK!t u
lu1 ut stoint tl"tn'. and tho full tturt hns NOW
atllrmel tint ruling. lhis II psahahly tho tErst
uf property ~ unu's rn!.sa!ns has Artsento en-
KAKo sh0 nttnntinn Ut tito t,ourts.
IN its t .a ei IF r1t ~ ~ f'sso sf Ga9rt toay
En Hyde lArk Under thu Ciy.l lMnIaxc tA~, IL III
, 1881-02-26

spectat D!sptieA IL The Eh!etao Tribune.
SlWISar1:Lp, ILL.,, Feb. .:.-rl,e House
E1legies this morning wcra moderately
it!cu With tho geiter Sex, attracted by tho
prospect Ut a ,lelferAtyo circus over
Chatuc's joint resolution 10 submit II proib-
itory amendment tU tho Constitution. ,rheIr
numbers continued to grow M tiio hour for
tllc special Drder drew ncar, md tllu Interest
Ill what WIS to Co:llp Increased to tile t,nllny
loint. Some Of tho laly agItators oven i'll
vailed the bnly Of the IiuIlse nllt found seats
lleae "theEr mcmbers.''
Gosmat, Of Cook, rathor anticipated things
by sellt!ing up tho anti-prDhbitIon resolution,
adopied BY the Clty Council OF Chicago lust
Monday night. If II WIS designed tn I,e,l,l nif
sniI!cthlNg, ind strengthen tho nnti-prutlftl-
tlonlSts In their votes, it was certainly not
without Its effect. After 1t 1i.al heen
rcatl, Tho meti,her from Cook moved TINT It
te spread IN ihe io,lr,lul, us was done yes.
tcrlay, witl,nut objection, with si,nilur
resolution adopted by tl,o City Council Of
Peoria.
Thoroupon Stowcfl, of 1lursi,n!! moved to
lny tlle l,tnt!on I'll tho table, ANIL Perrin, of
81. C!alr, with tho necessary auartnt 10 hAclt
iiiul up, demanded le ayes AlNl noes. There
Wu3
coSs1lEl.All1.E sQu11,sliSa,
a1ni general dtsEncllnat!un to l'c put on tho
recor't, but tho meinbers finally scruwett
their courage to tho sticking polnt nid nlost
OF tlleln voted. Thu motion to t,lbla WIS Inst
bya yote Ut ~ tn II, lllll thu nstti~tnmpornnca
element slul.l NIL 0yGr itself ut ll3u result Of
tho fnftlal skrnlEsl.
*at this lH'lnt tl,uro was a, unusual desire
tn stt In III clnrIaous batcl. Of rusolltions.
pt1ItiUns, Allu bills. Ono or two victims Of
premature explosions b. State ca,,,tu,,s wcro
duly remembered, md ot l,lulun 0f Sexton,
of Conk. tho Justlce.Conrt bill was read Y
first time atnl advanced sn II second.
Strattnn. of Jefferson, got In
\ Hill. TU IIcESs!: ENi'Hi:ss COMPANIES.
IT provides for nil annual report to tho
Auditor oil or bef0re JnlL 10, 1881, giving tia
number Md location Ut EXPRESS u!tlccs III Ilal-
ntls. Tho r''atls oyer which *to companies
run. number Ut miles of line, a,ltl total
amount Ut gross receipts during Tho prt-
ceiling year. tho repurt to 10 verified by the
nas1. Of tho co,nlsaly's proi,ur officer. After
jn''. u, lssa, nolatly IL to carry on tho cx-
press business without 1naklns such ruport
tuAl lIF'nnrll,gn !tccnsa frn1l tlle Auditor.
Tho BILL mnkcs 1t u cund!tinn precedent 10
tho issuing OF tho llcensc. and Its nnm,tu! re-
llewAl By tho Auditor, tlnt tho COMPANY
shall Iay Into tho State Treasury a speciiEu
INK Ut IHr cetlt On Its gross recclpts Wl,lyh
nny hc recovered III any c0urt of competent
Jurisdiction ut tho suit of thu State In casu
of fnlnrn 10 nay, tho Attorney-{,uncrai il
chArEcd With tlla duty Of prosecuting such
suit. Tllo bill provides fur thu ISSUE Ut copies
nl tho ann,lAl cerllllcAte Or license to tho
! cnnlpa,'y's agonts wl,orH desired. Tho pe,s-
ally fur v0latil. tic provisions at tile bill Is
II flns Ut fraul Sl0 io 500 fur eacl. oiTunso.
| lSsEltsSCi; COMPANIES.
, 1881-02-26
vONDEltIIEID1:,

SI1EInYvIrLr, ky., Fpb. :.1.-,1ohn Ton.
der|lcftlo was executed. here this afternoon.
On tho morning OF July 81, 1850, between7
a.al O'Clock, the body IF llebecea Johnson,
little coEorct gfrl, was found lit tllc waals
hear Drpwnshuro, Il little Town in Oldham
County, OIL tho south hnnk of tho 0hla
1l[ver. On the uigAt before, or early Oh shs
sumo morning, the residence nt llr. j. "
Dnwtlc1,. III in Grange, ,srar l'vownshoroo,
nrtle'es takri,. John Vol,leri,ede Wis ar.
rested for the murder, ntnt II portion uf the
stUletl goods fnund lpt,n IFS person. lie had
been seel IN thu iletghbnr!Ino ot l'mwllsburp,
ulM II net Of citcnMstautfal evidence WA
yict, md Il fUw tIays heforu tllo murder lad
cseapetl frOM tho Trnltcntiury 1t lfankfaEt
l'y l,i.llng himself IN II tlrastlng machue,
III Which lle was drawn nntstt!n llle prlshn'
~ WIN convicted nlld sentenced to hang:
Gov. blackburn refltsGd Il communication nt
sentence, urIncially on tic ground Ut tho
prisoners bad character,
LOUISVILLE, Ky., Feb. M:-Jolm yondet
lei,le. wis lung ut S1elbyy!tle this afipr!n,ua
NJ J o'e!ack fur Tic murder Of kcacccl Johll
thu list Of last .iuly. Tho execution t..k
Elncu III tte Ia!l-yartl, ~ which only tltty
tickets Of admission Ind been ISSUED, but tue
lM'slsctOps llut sllctts rHllnA about were co''
erstl viii, people, .antl thonsaH spccia'o;its
wns brought OH tho scatTold, he exhibited
his grit 70 tho lust. lie ,deGie'l lll'
guilt of tile crin,o for which l!e VA
hatng punished, but admitted that lle l'aa
EOilHtrl.eite wus but ~ years Of nEe. lug :"
no4l abandoned criminal Ilo heEa'l ~
yieolls cnrrer ut tho nsa Of s years, a!l'
spent tnst nf ILLS lfe III Reform Sr!uu's aM
ItHiitenttatles. liz s,u0kttl Il tfEar t|lt11
hff1fl&
, 1881-02-26

!Psht"t!oli properly FelohEt:" ~ WV Ani1n!'-
TINT Committee.
l'hn roll was chilled, a,ul ,hr ,noltaulu refer
was lust by vote af yt14 W. flnys tE'. tle nt-
lave Tic iiviit "us II III" Illus" "licr u"w"r
ut another stmr, ntl,t !l"t In !T,nlmttiec.
,lunn. Of VermIlln.,. o!'il.l1u4! tho !loor
md r},fiellGi tlia present n'tfnl1. liz was
IN rAvols ur MEETING T11t: MATTER NOW,
nnlf called Oil tho frir,ulS 0f the lDrtlsnrr to
coslIn 10 tto frotlt and put themselves un tlla
rrsnrtl. 1.et there lh' 10 sllrkinE, sEnlktng;.
or ,.CntgnH. but let tho question 1u tlrrihr,I.
i.suaHllcSS ut what sliy ina!i or woman 'l,,ly
.1S an!,S %nn. Hi %ly tlf'; woYi,, t;o
lnttfe gu oil, Atlll when The i,lHttGr WAS n1En
tlEspost,.l If tle business uf Legislation woutd
~ resumed: The l,x Inv. tle SMrp, law,
the llnlEs'ic1en Inv tlaughtclrl needed cn''-
s!dcr1ltt0ti, md Il Wus wrnliE to tMrr1ex tho
llonsc With this liquor question wItpn I'm.
lmstant lrgts1atun nj tlle character initiated
needed Its attention.
caates, q sI!sipy, very @nsh 81. wa,,ts,i tfle m
were away. ntul sail,e Df thu nsly,'rntts liHu
sure tl,r0nts, cntts, ,,, other ailments which
pfeychfSl their fully nrElllns the maiter
,,ow. The ub1ccs ur .n,stpo1enrnt WIS. n"t
then tecltted unfayurably. 1t was nia!ler
Of comfy I'etwcun the mcmbcrs, and tic
slnestt''a stotrld he postponed. -.
Eangltcy, Of LII Sallp, did, mt want ,tfic
"",,,, wj,cn TIL, ,1Inttsr siu,iI bo scttst Md
tfn,t viii, I'M. hi linn, NN''' Wv "'''%
prrr,n nrnsr. n,ni' In h;s shrj1l toncs. saItl
tho friends ,,r tic 0ptnsittn1l we're
,n,,, ,,,,x~, =. ~ ,.,..,. ~, ,,.,,,,,
c, Si.' 49,, .,., ~ r's'. @ r"n. .,'I. .l''..'.
onnc otn,lnc HUI ct'lilS, some sntc tilrtlatss ant
"tllg,H we're wenk ni!tl utlEI!t TO !lsse Il little
1l tho "Grliter" inr medicinal rllrp''ses.
,tn Ime EallirT'es weTo ill!etl on prposn 70 sen
w. ell"ns. nhtl u WIS tnl batl 10 postpone
tiic peituii.!ittlce. AFt tuo SttctN'ol9 llMsc
tn,f n9,e5 %uftn 81 'uli; Eser si1cn tIlo
,.tAisHture rn!ls"trti, ,tlfthliE iElal bnt'ff
,ean PIP ial!,lS ol1t y M %'s ,lI,. tie u ~
l!'Se ot II iM,W am! plear t!in luhbIes. lse-
sl.les, tlla oooo wives. ll!nttrs, s,ltl sisters
", MrtG gt,fnE ovtr ine i,la!ns' Mha, inf ie:f
~ s!,ostl s!Gu ttnfs illnSe'I, ~ wt''la IL
,lnwh' which te als', aaslast pe''eTal la'gh-
1cf;
=, loi!lfis. OF Cn9k, salH T. was well Known
tt!lt hc WIS ~ TRENT VI !llo 'lehsure, pnl u
t;hnleg Wnillett t!1e courtesy Vi p"st tiH'ile-
.,,s HILL ~ WIZ H. inr E,tins ~ @ i'. ~ !ns
HnlS'II. ~ WINS ltilsls fnW al ~ my tiltn 10
u'.', w. ,.. "'ns "''..s " ,,', ~. NV" '.."'
,sit,,n,,t any ,t,,,r,,,,, ~ hn,,t",,,.,
, 1881-02-26

Mnny stories aro told illustrating ..a+:trna' IT,
triullcs u the !uto Judge Forbes o. ,.r,i knosn
rhysclau " a,ia a ' 1s4ytst, Ksiins f1!' ,slss s
il,bl, frnin selling liquor, srts n ,',rsti ~ tiu1A
Enrees far hs opli'lu!s u, et5a' w. .,v.icy x'Is
ie I'M ;tagS nInph TX, fSs u was II Sympathy W. -
tho tsura peHplu uni could t"t ,ttats and
tho d0et,,r's slIc. liu WAS r!lsy nnnanprutd ~
n,IS,,,, htni. 4 S.,sv LAWYER casl !" sE ss,.
ono duy. anf payiug l.I, In a'lsal,rs ,Hs a.sn
era! quotations. Tho yulnl1 nun an ~ wni,telse
knuw, ani, r.lufmlux. wua roughly ,ss. nstJo ID ,ou
tbs Judge with "ll-n II. JouhR A"
tAlAk Wurk by tho duyY'
Browns Bronchial Troches VII! :; cent?
uf.xn q chi iuit Il iatl, or hnaE6t0e8. - 4
, 1881-02-26
NEW YORK TROOPS At CINCINNATI,

Cl$CtSNATI. o.. Futh .1-The ru,in.ls Seventy.
f1rst Now iark Regiment. With its linz military
bAtld III su.tso to New Orleans, arrived ut :.
u'clock. and wcrc received Ut tho depot by tho
First Ohfu National Guards. Cul. Z, Il. Hunt
cotnn,uHdtnx, mud escorted directly IL tho ruint-
lfn EspIunutc, where urtns wcro stucktzl 4nd
tho s0l.lIcr4 ,E.s ,eraeti for LtnncT. Tue tue uf
iIHrch wA4 lelaely thronAeti, AaA thu apentiitl
appearance ulsl ttila drill Ut tho Seyenly.tlrar
created l,ucll CnthustusAl. Ihey leave tu-,llxht
by train for Now Urlent3x.
, 1881-02-26

THE SPRAGUE DIVORCE SUIT.
PROVIDENCE. II. L., Ecu 2A-Sprn9uo's counsel
has given notics to srs. spsaxue's counsel to 10
ready for the trial ut the divorce suit on Friday
Mtkt,
, 1881-02-26

browns Bronchial Troehcs VII! ;; .rutA
Aeye cough. u cold, Or hoasseasa'
, 1881-02-26

% payment of fees therefor a'ltt for record.
lnE tho transfer.
MEDICAL COLLEGES.
Slumwny, Of SnngulhDn, offered n btll
prohibiting tho recognition, utter Jall. /, 1Ssi,
ni tllf 'tl!loit'il or 'lccsc Ut my mgtcal cu!-
t'onat qualifications. This till Is Ii. thu inter
'l'Ml may be Hais! y lncct long-ielt wNnt.
Slnn,su1,, Of llnck Island, Introduced I,
blf! amending tho Criminal rude 80 us tt pro
Hn fnt S9yIelett = ,,a ntSft.lyes sat! ho
ten years. 'rflo snMe li,u1slWr tntratlucel Il
bill Irci!tinE thu lllinuts Western Hospital
fnr lla l''ssnt. n!d nppropr!ailg ss4'o,Kfl ftr
lnr tlle same. lhenew hls,.!taI, ,lf tlohIl gins
througl,. Vllt hc crcHt44l somewhere nvrr III
thn military tract west Of t!lu lllnuis i.lyrr,
| Ito Whit Cuoti CDnuty IL now trying to t,n,-
turn over Its l,,sllsN TO tho caro- 1T tho Stute
Iho blll acinEu haSlllY ceasel, ,tha man.
nsIs W, !,r.'ceetrl 10 m!1inAl themselves Ut a!I
they ha:l IN ha1hi. Ihoy were carefully.
Enrlierctl Into b,.stlei l'uskct AllA hn,lud oil
tnr hnfekrcpthE.
Observation-Disclosures atlSpstESr HustNKss.
What In wnnts Il TO Aayo Scrs, z and s ot
Art. 4 r..s.tl like this:
Tho tlnusoo u Representatives shalt conslst OF
threa tl!Aes tho Dun!rr nj nlrlubcrs nf tho Bc.l-
lhseU Representatives ann1l b9 elected tIl E,tcI,
kHatnrttl ttla!rtpt Ut thu XnnUrat Gnett,n In tho
yrar 1f our tIIr'l lHe2. Mnd every twu yunrs
lhbrthftnr. III nll rlectI1flS ut Representatives
nlnErsatd naeh qualified yuter shut 0nly b. per.
nnttted ta Entv FIR twntuuulAca for Representa-.
/ lives u lt elected. eNstH 'Iln y4lD gUr eApll,
a1sd tho candidate highest In yors sAall DO .lu-
cureu eltuted,
J'AOltIHlT1ON.
At precisely II o'ciurk tic special 0rtter
WINS tnkeI nl.-Chnfuo's prohibition ct'l,st!-
trt!0ilal amendment resolution. 1t rcals ,.s
tollnWs:
lfixortl iu the House of Representatives NJ Tho
Sltle uf IhtH0ts. thu SfIthtc cAHrIltriHu hfrr{u,
lhat sIoru shntl ba submitted ~ tho voters Ut
this 6tAtr. ut tho hvAt election for tunlpr nr
tho General assembly u prulnalion tu uIllruI
TIN Constitution af this Stutr. by tho A,it!ltun
tlcrtt1 1T tho following, vii: M purxa.l
shull nhnnfnrtnre. sell or keep ftr Bate h, ibis
stnte, any hlensol, Nh!Aky, hBhwiue, Wtnp, sip,
hcer, nt uthur Intoxicating !lluora whtryer, TX.
cept fur medical. sclantltie. uiI! lneei,arlc,l r-
lxiscs 4 ntl tho Gentru! .tssonbly klIall unfuSco
/ tbts nFttca bS appropriate lcgslntIn1.
Chnfrr, Ut blelby, saiI thu resolution
should be considered by tho wlInlD iluusu.
II WIS one vi great Importance. mil liz pro-
posud ~ put cyorybt,y M tho record. lie
therefore lH0yctl tn lnIstulllO fur tWD weeks.
Perrin, Vt 1t. Clalr, aruse and said TINT tie
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-04-26
Haverly'. New chic.so Theater.

CHICAGO, April 24.-At lat it is definitely
settled that j. f. Hnverly will have new
theater bnilt for him in this city. j. B. Car
son, his financial hacker, has leased what is
known as the Adsit property, Nos. 10i, LOG,
los and ITO Monroe street, having frontage
OF 70 feet, and depth of 1917. 1t is pro-
posed 10 eject the handsomest theater in
America 1t Will be twelve feet narrower than
NcVicker's and while apparently smaller than
Hlyerly's present house will in fact have one
third greater, seating capacity. The plans are
not yet completed. Mr.. Mair, of Boston, is
the architect, AMI associated with him will be
Frenchman from the office of Paris. The
present Intention lie to have rough stone front
with permanent awning similar TO that OF
the Fifth avenue theater, New York. There
will probably be nine proscen,um boxes, and
IN the rear of the fret balcony twenty boxes
similar to those in must Europesn theaters
The uphulsterlng OF the lower floor vail re-
sen,ble that of Haverly's Fourteenth street
heater, New York.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-04-26
ROCH iSTER.

ROCHESTER, Mimi, April 25.-M-. Fall ha
purchased the residence of c. A. Emerson.
1t is reported that two men broke into tn
Broadway livery stabl. at Q O'Clock Sunda,
morning, and harne ssed two of the bes
horses, all hut putin. on the brides. Whel
the hacks returned fir IN the Western boun'
train, and on driving in, found the horse
standing in the CARR rye room facing the fr II
door; the rear door o. the stable was fount
open, through which the thieves were heart
to run; the driver no taking il the situation
until the men had e. ed
The thermometer stood IS degrees abor
zero yesterday.
A fine rain this morning makes the air COO
and bracing.
Saturday was beautiful day and the farm
ers improved it seeding, our streets BEN.
mostly deserted by all but the city psople.
Rev c. E. Chine will take a three weeks
vacation and visit the western lakes with hi
Parker breech loading shot gun. We ar
promised some fine ducks before he returns.
Rev Mr.. Arnold will spend his vacation il
indianapolis, Ind. Rev. Mr.. Rice, Red Wing
is in the city for few weeks.
The repairs of the Cook House are rapid,
being completed for the opening May 1.
Will B. an III, an old time Rochester boy, e
turns to his Western home to-day. Rumor ha
1T, one of our fair dug hters leave us also.
There are quite number of parties here tina
owns farms west that are detained by the higl
water of putting in their crops.
Mr. Will Blake his accented a position rs
travelling salesman for New York clothing
house, and will leave this week.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-04-26
ENGLISH MARKETS.

Cereals Generally Firmer, With Prices
Tending Upward, Notwithstanding
Liberal Arrivals.
LONDON, April 25.-The Mark Lane En-
press weekly review of the British grain trade
SAWS: The return Of unreasonable weather
again checked vegetation. The wheat plant
appears strong, except the spring sowing.
One thing needed is warm and moist weather.
Deliveries of English wi eat continued moder-
ate. 1t scarcely has caused an advance in some
country markets, but business in London is
materially checked by the firmness of holders
in foreign. Recent arrivals were mostly alb
sorbed by the consumption demand, but, in
consequence of the increase in supply after
buyers reserved, the holders remain firm.
Prices for both wheat and flour are practically
unchanged. Barley sells slowly, but prices
are firner. Oats unchanged, but business in
foreign is rather better. Maize is now in bet
ter supply Medium American, exship, in Lon
don was quoted Friday at 26s Sd per quarter.
Forty wheat laden vessels arrived during the
present week The largeness in supplies OF
breadstuffs, arrived and a1oat from India,
Russia and Germany, is, notable and proves
that America j. a long day yet from obtaining
a monopoly. Sales of English wheat for the
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-04-26
NORTHFIELD.

Mrs Beech, OF New York, is visiting friend:
in this city.
Bishop Whipple, will preach his annual ser
mon in this city, the 2iti inst. at All Saints
Church.
"rennesee Jubilee Singers" at High schoo
hall, April Both. Admission Soc, benefit fol
Y.M.C.A.
Herman Laner who shot himself while duck
hunting few days ago, has had his riEht arm
ampuiated, and is doing as we'll as the circum
stances will permit.
Chief of Police Barnan has given notice thai
hereafter an ordinance of the common council
of Mortified approved May 20, 1876, will be
enforced, which requires any man who owns d
'og to pay license, but don't say how much
Now the question, as there are SO many kinds
of dogs, and every man values his dog worth
so much, from S. to $40, and personal proper
ty shall be taxed according to its real value
how can man whose dog is worth only s.
be taxed as much as the man whose dog i.
worth S1.00.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-04-26
CHANCERY SALE.

Cir.uit Court of the Hi ed States of Ar erica IN
aud for he District of MINI es t'--ss.
K y. Ga n,h a ann ni-tratOr" 1T h. -stae OF Israt
G. Lssh -oeaas,d Va Maria Da ton, Lyman
psyt N ard NJ titie. his Gif, LIZ G.
DAYTON. dnni-tratOr with he WI annexed OF
Lyman Dayton deceased, and the Lake Sup III
& Mis-i.sip Railroad mpany.
pur-na to Ii decree Of III Oircnit DC TT of the
sofa maze in this ctIsa at the DAG -mhtr 'ern
tn REQ i, A j.. la7h and on the 2sth day of De
her A. -. 1875 the uader,igued. master in .hln-
cay of said urt Will at pubic uction to the
b.. h-er bio e. for cs,h. on Wednesday, h vely
~..vepth day of April 1881, at eleven o'clock III
the forenoon. a. III front entrance to the q i'eN
S,at-e Custom House. in the t, of st. Paul, III ssiG
Ill rict 1.-THE p ace of h. lnipk said COURT on ga
a>haw street IN sail city, all and singular the fol-
living described real estnt situate aud being IN the
conntI of Ramsey and : tate of Minnesota, tNwit
Block 70 ty-twn [411 in Lyman tons addit on to
1t Panl accrrdin. {, the pat tber OF on +. CIR IN
the flee # TIA registrar of deeds OF the county OF
ANS aforesaid, with Is appurtanances, esreptr z
aud rtsei vii tier from mnch Il said block a
has heeu CO demned for the u-e of the defendant
tie Lake Superior Mississippi j. ilroa company
the Judgment + the cont OF c'nmOn pl as OF III
C un,y of teinssy aforesaid, namely: Los Ell n
II nine [9l, ten [i0l eleven J, twelve [i2] thir
teen ~ fourteen ('4]. afte-" Isl. sixteen [ 81
sew, teen [l7] and eigh'e liS # said block, t.
.ati, fy the uouut viii h Ia by laid decree m sdo
charge upon sain premises II T.. MANI,
Master IN Ch.ncery.
ated Mar 10. 1881
E B HoLLINsnEAD, Solicitor for Assignee.
Mar 5-7w-Tuet