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REAL ESTATE.

dor sALE-C heap-A small house and lot
II on College avenue. House has four rooms
and summer Kitchen; well and cistern water.
Enquire on the premises, IA, new number.
20 sierstH sJi 235-2S9 70 ~ oi =
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WANTED-A young lady to learn to do
w sorting, at the Eureka Laundry, 163 and
165 Fort street. Lyon & Hodskin. 229
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NTANTED-On first class dining room
w girl and one first class cook, immediate
ly, at Merchants Dining Hall, 3S2 Robert st.,
old No. so. 219*
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WANTED-Girl to do light second work
wv and help with family sewing. One who
is good cutter and filter preferred. Inquire
at Globe office. ~ an.a % q 233
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MARRIED.

MARRIED.
BARRY-WISE-On Monday, August 90, at
9 O'Clock a. M, at St. Mary's church, by
Rev. Father Caillet, Mr.. John E. Barry to
Teresa Wise, both of st. Paul, MINI.
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good girl for general house
wv work; a small family; no children;
wanta girl that will stay. Inquire at 60 St.
Paul street. 236*
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4 UCTION SALES OF REAL ESTATE
IA A. K. Barnum, Real Estate and
Loan Agent, No. 81 East Third street.
We take pleasure in announcing that our
Real Estate Auction department is thorough
ly organized, and that we are fully prepared
to make Auction Sales of Real Estate in st..
Paul, its vicinity, and in Minneapolis, on any
days required, and npon the most favorable
terms. Thia department is under the person
al management of Mr.. A. H. Nicolay, with
thirty years experience in New York City.
Sales are respectfully solicited and receive
prompt attention. ~. N. fr-.l
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JULY 90, 1881.
of fine imported Clarets and pure Olive Oil,
which we offer at extremely low figures.
Having accepted the agency for the sale in
the Northwest of the celebrated "Duc de
Monticello" Champagne, which is shipped to
us directly from France in bond, we are now
prepared to fill all orders for this superior
wine promptly and at a reduced price.
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NTANTED-A competent girl to do gener-
w al homework. Good wages; at II Still
water street. n l.es 22Q.
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good second girl, at No. II
w East Seventh street, up stairs. .236*
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girl for general homework,
w at SO Virginia avenue. 232*
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NIANTED-A situation by a middle-aged
W. lady, as companion, or at some light
employment. Address II. N. c., Globe office.
2S6K
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NTANTED-To lease a lot on long time,
wv between Eighth street and Third between
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w ANTED-A situation as coachman in
wv private family. Address J. g., Globe
office ,~ SIS 222.
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WANTED1 Fiasterers. Highest wages
NV paid every Saturday night. G. Schott,
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TOR RENT-The Nicollet house, No. 305
Il East Fourth street. For information en-
fquire of E. Dunn, on the premises. 209'
EOR RENT-House No. 13 Granite street,
Il old number. w. L. Lamprey. 200
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WTANTED-S Situation as rcoachman in pri-
w vate family. Address H. E., Globe Of
fee s222.
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SITUATIONS 0TrIkED-1smales.

10 GIRLS wanted at F. Engle's bookbind-
IV cry to do folding, 10 Wabashaw street,
over the Globe Office. 1871
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RA LABORERs for the Bismarck bridge,
IN tonight, SO per day. Fifty FOR North
ern Pacific Junction, Friday night, 81. rs and
%, 10 per day. Twenty-Five for Montana, Sun
day night, $2.per day. Moore, 1877 East Third
street, st. Pank IEsW orta .9 ylsahAoa .237*
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NTANTED-A situation by frst-class
w groom from the East. Eight years. ex-
perience. Best of reference. Address T. M,
Globe office. IN Ef 221'
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WTANTED-A situation in private family
wv to take care of horses and work around
house. Address G. G., l72 E. 7th st. 223'
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FIVE GENTS A-ffNE

aA.1 lsWAVflps
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FOR RENT-Rooms.

TyOR RENT-Cheap, Sd floor over No. 81
Il Robert street, bet. Third and Fourth
streets; size 25x75 feet; light and airy. APP
ply in restaurant underneath. lid 189.
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BOARDING

OK CENTS pays for frst-class meal at
10 the Palace Dining room, No. 81
Robert street, bet Third and Fourth streets;
21meal tickets, 1850; 9meals,$2. Also, nicely
furnished rooms at low rates. % Call. 1S9'
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InFFICES FOR RENT-In Davidson's block,
" with steam heat good ventilation,
Phalen water, electric-beI passenger elevator,
well liebted rooms and halls and all modern
conyeniences. Apply at agents' Office, in
ss* WILLIAMS g. DAVIDSON, Agents.
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4 YOUNG man of steady habits, just from
IA the East, wishes situation in store at
writing or at any steady employment, at q
moderate salary. Address G. j. Lewis, st. Paul,
MIMI - Us 229.
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CITY GLOBULEs.

The notorious Cornelius eastman was yes
terday released from the county Jail by Judge
Burr upon his promise to take the pledge and
leave the city.
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WIANTED-By an experienced male teach
w er, a position in some school in Mon
tana. Address A. E., Globe Office. 223.
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NTANTED-A situation as coachman in
w private family. Can give good refer
ences., Address D., liz E. 18th st. 1928 %e
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Houses.

dor ,RENT-House, five rooms, well. of
IL good water, Aurora avenue, near West
ern. O.. @. Houghton, Land Department N. P:
railroad, jackson street. 235-37
, 1881-01-27

AItnoHt FntNl PofHoN1ut. by Ifo11ntonnN.
Mr. J. L. EAxtDn. II we'll to-do merchant Of
9ibson. III thiB State, calN0 nenr crilng hs ex-
fstcnco In this city yesterday by taking sovcral
doses Ut nn eyc-wtsh containing bpladonna.
Tho carly discovery or bis mistake and tho
prompt administering Of esnetlcs and until
stotes nlone savul his life. Mr. saxton
caro to this city Tuestlay for tho purpose OF
making Bon!o purchases, and took lotlgiuga ut
tho Ircvoort House. Ills lott oyg has troubled
him Tor 6Glio tEtno, and, catchfug cold in 1t ot
tho ours, It became greatly in!lusned and
Eavo him considerable trouble. During
tho dny ho cnt'cd upon nr. Henry
drHdlo ht his o'!lcc, noo1n 70, No. 81 Clark
street. nnt tho Doctor Aftor examining tho eye
gtso atr. sHxton two prescriptions, ono for hls
btoot, and Another To bo used externally rs att
eyc-wash only. Tho former wns to bu put up In
two-ollnco vial, and thu latter ii, ono half tho
size. Tho prescriptions appear to hayo been
nronorly Compounded and put up hy tho
tu aeenlllt for BIZ. saxton's mistake Ii, takinE
m t, ey1-w ' y, -wash intcr99y Whether Mr. saxtoil
~ dHt t9 " M eifss.s Of AZ os9 y IT, but vt
shortly hotoro noon, a1ld was tnon suffering
1roIn the e eTeets @ of tic poison. Tho noeor soon
hnlf tho eottcnts Of tho smAller yiul,. aud
vt 9tce administered! e1Hettcs, which ilnd tho
aealscd dslr oitset, Ho di not antelpato uny se-
3, tsS e si;sn Oh 5is illness: iio, taaTstorc iar.
s?sssa a' %'' sssa y e. bs sSSe
Try, ,., md lelt !lstr.,otIons, win hor as
r Wnt snnnd he oaG h, ~, i! an
trely nneilual Ia It, and when ST.. Haxton com
,Hs,!sed to s!,arpen = knife, and with It cut to
ssa sS'fy 10 'Ns' %s ans SA'fs 9aru;s SssS
i ssss s siss s;se.,S: tis$s ;ss
Sir. SnxEuti WlB ilnaly lodged III hj9 npartuleuta
, 1881-01-27
THE INDIANS,
Latest Advices from Sitting-Bull
Give Him Seventy Lodges
and 500 People.
He Is Anxious to Surrender to the
United States Army officers
at Once.
Gall, tho Trcacherous Cartivo Chicf,
Belicrcl to DO Anxious
to Escarc.

Sptttat DHp0tth to The Chicago Tribune.
ST. PATTI Minr., jan. 2G.-Adyiccs from
Fort Buford giyo tno story Of French
haii-brecl from tho settlement at
Woody Mountain. Lie gayo the
number of lodges will Sitting
Uul at seventy, and the probable number Of
souls ut 500 1'0Nfcs nre scarce, aud reduced
beyond even the Indian minimum. Besides
expressing his willingness to CONC In llcre,
omeof the Canadian police accompanied linn
past Poplar 1ilyor. SIttlng-Dull also sait! he
would conle with nny American officers sent
MS enjoys to serve as safeguards from lno!es-
tuition by tho troops. There aro about thirty
Mounted p0lico ut Woody Mountain
and sixty Mt Fort Walsh, distant ubout 1870
miles. 1t Is also more than probable TINT,
were llaj. Crosier to meet witt any diff
tlculttcs In securing tho hostiles, fo could
secure the assistance Of
TIE NUMEROUS IALF-l,uEEDs
by simply saylnE that TO the ylctors belong
the spofls. Doubtless Sitting Bull knows
this, and prefers strictest justice ut
tho l,allds of tic American army Ia
tic yengelul rcprisals Of tho lawlcss n.y.
brids. Seeds, q scout who las been III Sit
tiug.Du!l's camp maily tines confirms the
report. The lostfles were at ono tine re-
AAEEA ~ aICt aNIll5 4u& 4tQA us
to bo compelled to cat the carcasses Of ponies
that OIL or nbout Nov 20 OF last year. when
Allison visited tho hostile camp, lle was
Run 4 AUcK
By the bucks, tho process consisting III beat
INK lin through aud out Of thu vicinity
OF tho lodges with .pony.wiips, unbpnt
bows, md willow switches. Tho report
Of tho occurrence has reached hero brforc,
though Allison bus never mentioned. It, for
tho reason. probably, that 1t IL coll
sfdered dis9raceflll among tho Sioux, a1ltl Mt
tl,ls post In 1873 Lieut.. Cusick, OF tho
Twcnty-scc0nd Infantry, received tho sa.l,u
treatment ut the hands OF possibly tho same
liostttcS.
Tile Rlackfcct, the natural enemies OF tho
Sioux, have been keopinr up their depreda-
tl0ns, and, before SittlnE-Bull broke catnp on
Milk River, had stolen number Of ponies.
Il baud Of
FIFTEEN SIOUX AssE NOW on TIE wARrATH
and endeavorIng to recover tho stolen stock,
alld gain some scalps. too, II possible.
There are reports hero that q couple OF
bucks hayo escaped from Calls band of
prisoners and Joined their sympathlzers,
TIC YanktuunaEs ut rop|ur River; hut q
careful! count falls 10 reveal my absence,
aud AaJ. Nrothorton. by constant guard
and frequent Reconnaissance, is certa!n OF
Ills power to hold all III Ills charge, The
feasibility Of moving tho hos.lles Into tho
timber, where they wilt bo moro shul-
tered anu can cut tlloir own fuel, Is
considered. Gall Is as plausible rs
eyer, but lots occasional gltmpses show OF
Ills treacler0tis, malignant nature. It Is be-
layea lIu desired to escalic. md would seize
the first opportunity SO to 10.
, 1881-01-27
,,+,1c br,,,cnfnlh nnd Mao tho Snlcntfne
u .av for,,,natc.y xcpt aud figured at tho lat"r

.,., ,,tt,e byi.cnfn!i fnd nlao tho rnlcnttno
o. ,nJ fortunately xcrt aud figured at tho Later
rho,r1, tl,orc nrc r,imors TINT PRETTY Ilttlo
.,.ah,pc Is not after nil to tnnrry her Hilolp'',
s'spul s'sp.,.,c,l TINT NJ tho New. Ycara reception at
~ ~. nonn's Court tho young l'rEnccss woru a
ee. a'.,,dn, nTcscste.t to her hy tho Prince. Tho
o'@" o'anmcnt ,vas set With magnificent hrll'nnta
"a, 'aa roRo pearls, which formerly t'e!onEe.l TO
1..hcja n Of spa,u, aud which wosc sold not Ions
seo In Paris. ,.,
.,.sryc,l that her cttatoncrs used sreat tlc1ll
y. hutfrr an ts,eir hoilGd cggs sot her wits to
y. en.rr N nrcycpt tho cxtrnynEancc. She Ravo
shnn, nu the,r cggs very slightly boiled, eaylngs
"Why. III, ryo got my cRRs misogctlior too soft
~. noru,ngl' "Nrvcr 1nInl.' said her ''oar1l'
~. 49, awc'll harden 'cm with buttcr.' Tho noxt
t,ornsnR tho eggs wore bollcd TIL as hard rs
noct.. md tho iand!asly satl: "Why. doclasa,
1src oot r,y eggs altogether too hnrtl this uios-
,nor: "Ncycr 1n!t,l," said tho hoarlors, "wcll
.oft.u 'cu, with butter." Thu fntadlasty with.
s,sw N regions In tho renr. nh, for ttf,o thoro
w. fearful banglne-n',o.lt of pots md kettles
IN Tho k;tchon.-IIo!fluy Storu bv lfardt IldE-
skff.
, 1881-01-27

ANT1~SI4AfEtjlS.
PARIS, Jan. Ma--A Madrid correspondent
tclcgrnpl,s that the last annual meeting Of
tic Spanish Ahoittfonist Society WINS at
tended by brazilian Deputy, Sunor Nabuco,
md several West Indian Deputies, who
natto eloquent speeches In tavor Of slayo
emancipation, AMI bitterly denounced tho
cruelty Of existing Cuban legislation. Thu
efforts of tho AbolltIonFsss wo,sld, thoy sattt,
lave tho hearty sy1npatLlcs 0f thu great peo-
plo Of tic United States. who long ssnco
Solved tho slavery problem.
HAMS AND FLOODS
continue In Tie South Of Spain. IN tho Ebro
Valley tho damage Is very heavy, and near
11argos, Va1la.loild, and bilbao II surpasscs
that of tho Murcian disaster. The SHOW
fall is tho scyercst experienced for thirty
years.
cl.A1M THAT EUROPE DOES NOT END w1rII
THE rY1lESEEs.
LoSpoS, Jan. 2a-A dispatch from Vienna
says Spain l,as recently been In communEca-
ton Will, the chief Cabinets of Europe with
view to asserting her claim I'd be cotlsltl-
cred ono Of The European Powers, and ]us
met witt, considerable success.
, 1881-01-27
GOLDEN By0PPOR7UlL7E::
CARSON, PIRIE:
& CO. S !:
ANNUAL !: !:
CLEARING:
SALE!
BOTH STORES; :;
Madison & Peoria.sts..
n. Clark & El'ie.sts.
j
CORSE rs, !. !
CORSET I s,

600 pn1rs Of Satcen corscts, In Black
and Gold, nntl Cardinal mud Silror, Ems
broilory, Siio Laccll and Movable
1susk, In NIL sizes, at SO cts por pair ;
cheap al $l.00. -
An extra llcayy.honcl Corset, Sid
Stcels, lland lna'lc, in Wlllta or Drab,
Mt Is cts, :,
Our own Vest End Corset, fnli OF extra
heavy bones, 4 Side Steels aud double
lined, 81 per pair. .,f
Carson, ririo g. Co.'S Magie Clasp Corset,
with detachable Clasps, extra hoayy
1lones all through, hust full Of Bones, :
Stcels Gun bo Taken out Without ripping.
or cuttlus tho Corset, will giro tho
wearor beautiful figure, price 81, tn
cither Wllite Or Colorcd. An extra
pair Of Stcels glron with eyory pair or
CDrscts. ::
Dall's Health Preserving Corset, o cons
binat1on Of Coiled Wire Springs:
Whalebonc, md Corset jean, nhic|, ID
pronounced by our best physicians a
tlrst'class article. 10 bo hal 1u ill
stzes.
i full limo Of tic following Corsots als
why's In stocks DR.. Warmers Health, !;
Tllomson's Hloye Fitting, Madam Foy's, '
Madam Moody's Abdominal, Iuplox,4 !
Ladies' anl Misses Nostou Comfort
Corsets mud Waists, also the G. T.. and
+. d. French Hand Made, with thirty
other styles Of German aud French
Woven corsets. ut iowcr prices tlta4.
any house lu tlls city. *
, 1881-01-27

HYN l.t.t ~ 7 i
sr nnn.,,.,,,t,a ,am t ~ s,..s''... ua- 49,.
,,n, Ia. oHM. !uput tc'ses'eS
1s ~. :rana "o''' '"'o'''''
~" I">.,a"9 .po' T., a.. n :, <,,., c,...,.r
,a;aosa, .o' s ya..' T. ". n.s,s' ~. t,nnootelt
ss'.sIpa s,t t.o ., s'u"n tupe' W te Tas' na'
tMraI @.ao Ias o s.o a n",,.I ~. ~, u c.p
,'s, t t1o''s'u !epo. "stvt mus
,.a T.. 49,, .a,. @ s.'"' n''a t,'v nav Nv
A"Ieo'"""e "0'o ~ @a'a A11|c4'' A"oif !oss
""a e.ot'aous' ,... ............
fo4wANnlSo Tltoops TO ToAkEsrAS.
, 1881-01-27

opened by Mr.. afcAnflffc. ono of tho .0tnr-
dtans. who was about to lcnyn tllo r0D,,
when Iie was tlr0w11 back anti Informed that
neither Ig ilor my Guardian in thu room
shultld leaye until they lad tloto sotllc-
thing for theMl. 1'llo passage on tho
stairs WINS thronEch with snllen, fnmfslett-
looking men. A. scDne OF confusion ensl,ca
which, lasted several minutes. IN tic bnck.
ground some poor fellows wcre weeping.
After s0nlc tisno tile ,ncn got IN understand
TINT they could flnd brand uni ten II, tho lln|l
mid That ulcir families woultl receive os,t-
door relief for week. TlIn bcsiegctl t;i,ar-
ttans wcrt. oil this understanding, allowed
to 60 uninterrupted.
sTitSaEST ORDERS
liavo been Issued at tho naval ports for n,atn-
taihlng rowing gllards throughout tic night.
Tlio tiock-yartl wills are we'll palrolcd by
the police. A. detachment of marines Inns
been ordered to tho Pembroke dock yard from
Portsmouth.
T11E: TWO Jcnons.
LoNnoS. Jan. MA dispatch from Dublin
saya It Is reported that tho two dissenting
jurors iii the State trial werc corcora,,, tho
forcn'al,, 1soman Catholic, MT! Webb, II
Quaker. AnloIIE tho majority wero three
Ir0tcstants.
TIL; hltASHE EME1t1ESCr cOslM1TTEE
Is about to send All armed party to project
tho '.omo Of Lady Ato,tlllmorrcs, Ms tho a,l-
tllorItios decline to keep two policemen there
any longer.
o'SEi1.1s
paid Secretary Of the Cark I.ant-Leaguc, has
again been Summoned for intimidation.
DAylTT on Fo1,s1Ets.
DUBLIN. jim. 2N.-At lnceting Of tho
Land League to-day Nfr. Dayttt ,nnsic MI
abusive nltack Dil N[r. Forster for his spcccl,
In Introducing tho Coercion bills. liz suit(
the speech was one Of tie most infamous alltt
lying over delivered III tho House Of Conf
mons.
, 1881-01-27


CLOSED TO THE runI.Ic.
LONDON, Jun. !G.-Tho Horse Aymory nnd
Willis Tower. continuing thu arlnory ut tho
Tower Of London, .llnye bepn closed to tho
public OH account OF apprehendcd Fenian
disturbances.
THE "T1AEs" ON rAIsSELL.
LONDON, Jan, W.-Tho Times snys: " The
Dublin trial Is sufficient tU show tho ,l,clples-
ness md fnntlequucy uf ordinary law to re-
press illegal organization mud agitation ot
largo dimensions. but the perplexlty Of the
Dublin jury will not proyont Engltslimen
from forming thelr 0WN conclusions iii re-
gard to tho rcnl character Of tho agitation. II
10 supplementary Legislation Is forthcoming,
tho miscarriage OF tho Dublin trlal will ba
ltaflbd III aomo quarters rs tho establishing
ind sanctionEng Of license"
ISLE or wialEr. -.
LONDON, jan, N,9I-Thecommantler OF the vol
ltntccrs Mt Newport, Isle Of Wight, Inns been
warned an nttelnpt will ho made to blow
mp tho nr,nory there, alld precautions huyo
bcclt tAken accordingly,
GETTING NEADy.
DUBLIN, Jau. sM.--1t IL statel, on official
authority, Tint elaborate preparations nro
lllaklng at Afountioy I'rlson, where tho for
lnor habeascorpns" prisoners wcra co1,-
tl,etit for the reception Of large number Of
fresh Inmates.
AT THE LAND-LEAauE MEETING TODAY,
Mr.. Macken, q Juryman hi Tho latu trlals, was
proposetl for membership by 1lr. Dayitt.
Tle nomination was seconded by Sfr. Sulll.
van, H. r., an,id loud cllaers.
PoOR-1l0usE BcE:NK.
LONDON, Jan. GA kanturk, County
Cork, correspondent describes remarkable
sccno ut tho lneel!ng Of the Poor Law
Guardians. Tito tlay was bitter cold, About
10 furnished persons stood without tlie
Workhouse whore tho Guartlians met.
Among them wero eighty sta!wast but hun
gry-looking !aboress, who loudly demanded
work. Tho Guardians could gjya them none.
III the nll'lst Of tho meeting word was
brought that tho laborels were forcing their
way into tho building. business was sus-
pended, and dead silence prevailed. Im,ne-
tltate!y aftcrwasd footsteps were heard as-
ce,ldtng tho stalra. The door WIS almost
takcn fronl lts hinges with Lie kick,
Ink and pushing 1t received. from ths
outslda,. , Several voices wore heard
calling on the Guardians to open tho
door aud give them relief The door was
, 1881-01-27

EIGHTEEN PERSONS DROWNED.
PANS, jan. sJ.-A boal used for llarbor
work Mt chorbourg fountlcred yesterday.
Tile crew OF eighteen persons was drowned,
Eight bodies haya already been recovered. ,
, 1881-01-27
ITALY.

GARlIsA1.n1 WILL NOT PRESIDE.
Hos1E, Jnii. 2U.-1t Is STATED that Garibaltii
will not preside over tic projected meeting
In fay0r Of universal suffrage,
, 1881-01-27

3iAncllfNa AGAINST THE noEns.
LONDON, Jan. eG.-Gcn. Collcy tclcgraphs
that lie has reached tho 1ngogo lstyer with.
out opposition from the Boer. patrols, four
miles distant.
A1tfsslSIA AND EGYPT.
ALEXANDRIA,, Jun. ey.-kfnE John of
Abyssinin llns dccI.lcl to send IN important
mission TO Egypt to return thanks for the
favorable reception Of his Enyoys by tho
khGdiye.
4 BATTLE READY.
CAr1: TOWS, Jim. 2t.-A sktrlNfshfnE party
from Goy. Sir George Collcy's force has come
I'll sight Of lie Docr patrol. A. battle Is cx-
nccted tomorrow.
, 1881-01-27


LONDON, Jan. 2G.-A report has been re-
ccivcd from Singapore TINT Il local trading
stcanlcr has cnpsizcl, and seventy bodies
llAye been recovered. Many others woro car
ried AWAY by the current.
, 1881-01-27

"When publicly tcstinotl that | hai becn
cured ct turr!blo skin huMor by tho Cutfcura
lienGtliuu, did 10 that uthvra might b0 curtti,
and 10 not rexgpt tho time Ktvea tH ntIswusllX
tng4Irles," ,"-IIon. WlL4I Al YAYLGlN, kpRtQl.
, 1881-01-27
Arrest In st. Louis Of Reinke,
the Chicago Tax.Book
Forger.
Complete 1seviow Of tito Cello
bratetl Cnso of Mrs. Urockcr
Mt milwaukee,.
1ts Close Resemblance to Another Af.
fair Which Once Attracted
Attention.
a Bogus Viscount in New or1onna
SAINT to Prison for Five
Years,
1aEISEKE ARRESTED,
8rfttdi 1ttpdtth tn III fsh4<aae rS.th+,o

6ptetat Dtspateh to 7hs Chicago Tribune. :
ST. LouIs, No., Jan. 2h-f,cinekc, of lilo
County Clerks Office, Chicago, was arrested
llcrc at 0:30 tonight by Detective Law]or,
and Is now in cell In tic Four Courts. IIc
was walking with his brother, who is In the
jcwc]ry business, when arrested. 4 tcle-
gram was sent to Superintendent hlcGari.
gle by a Chicago drummer who mot Rctueko
In saloon,
, 1881-01-27

nss,lrcd England two months ago that Cock
Tcpo wonid not bc occupied. and that when
thu 1ekke had bcen yahguIshed The Russian
trnops would return to tho shores Of tic
Caspian.
, 1881-01-27
BUSINESS NOTICES.

nTacAlQsterts Cough Mixture H. tho
most ruliablo Rild sato renledy. Every faMily
should haye 1t for Whooplug:uoll9h ana Group.
solo m4nu{a0tuttr Fur Hata by Ill druggists.
, 1881-01-27
A CARD.


CHICAGO, Jan. a0.-It Is said that figures
Will not liz, but IL carsIcss Insurance. agent
docs now alpl again lcuL then. from tAa pat,
Ut truth. ALr. q. +, Currun presents III yes
terday's lNlnl,sE deceptive array OF tig-
ures by which llc, unlnteilti0nally perhRps,
Misrcpresollts fscts. l!e takes from the l..-
surAncu reports tia CONNECTICUT 3tNtual's
atate,nent Ut contested clnlts made a. the
S,'a 1f sacl. year. iEnores TIC flct that eaeh
Years statement contaIns ct.SrEarEu L9SSEs
or PREVIOUS fE.Alts, and f0Ots 1tp u million
u,ld II halt VI. contestr!t claims III illns ytars,
whereas tho fnct remains that for thirty-four
years tho total n,n0ulit Ut oil elntnls litEgatea
by tho Connecticut Mutual IL only the small
su.n OF 22:'75. tn 81, or lur cent.
HOW IT P!ATs.
Tho Connecticut Mutual Inns paid tO date
In elnltns fNrty millions OF dollars.
II y ,iO'y paying losses ut the rate OF about
Sl00U each stny.
II !las paltl Iii Illinois more money IN claims
Than M1ly other company.
fkHs 4lSst tGS] Senef Agemts Coy
ii and u Washington street, Chicago
, 1881-01-27

Celebrated Nr, william II. 6tokea.
BALTIMORE writes: II confidently recommend tu
tao ,nodtca! @ @psSicsston co!den'a l!ob!F's Liquid
weakness, aud indigestion"
, 1881-01-27

rs cea.tz. tIuek Il Naynorss "HIara,s
Face Powder y . charming Invention for tho
complexion. MhEtu, NuseMte, and brunette.
IiaEnloss aud natural. i hitting cotapat,iolt.
plcce 10 tho famous Mars" eolu1ue.
, 1881-01-27

LONDON, jan. GA dispatch from Vienna
says frequent shocks OF earthquake have
been felt ut Agram during tho past tcw days,
nnd tho pnnle has been renewed.
, 1881-01-27

Everything used In homo oopathy Will
ba found at tho Chlc4qo' brapah, uoeeirke Il
Tafcia Homeopathic Phasnapy, At Us tIark
, 1881-01-27
ITALY, ,


FIRE At TI.OI(EyCE,
FLonEScr, jan. eh-Thc Noyal printing
establishment has been totally destroyed by
tirr