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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-10-13
Joint Convention.

The roll of the joint convention having been
called, Mr.. Mott moved the appointment OF q
committee of three to wait on the governor
and notify him that the two houses were in
session and ready to receive any communica-
ton he might be pleased to make. Carried,
and the speaker appointed Mr.. Mott, Senator
D. Buck, and Mr. Geary.
The committee returned, escorting the COY
ernor and state officers, whereupon the gov
ernor, being presented, read his message given
elsewhere. At It's conclusion there was loud
applause, both on the floor and in the lob bies.
On motion of Senator Macdonald the joint
convention adjourned.
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TIE Grand JURY.
1t Rests from It's Labors---Much of It's
Action Still Kept Secret.

1t Rests from It's Labors---Much of II.
Action Still Kept Secret.
The grand jury completed its labors yester-
day afternoon and submitted several addition.
al indictments, together with the final reports,
and were discharged. The indictments are
kept secret, but are supposed to remotely
threaten the liberty of certain gentlemen who
deal cards at the gambling houses. This is
conjecture only. Of the reports, for reasons
best known to the jury, the court issued or.
ders that, excepting the report on hospital
and poor farm, they be kept secret.
The latter report is as follows:s
To c. W. Hackett, Foreman of the Grand
Jury:
Your committee appointed to visit the city
hospital and poor farm would respectfully re-
port that we found thirty patients in the hos
pital, well cared for and as comfortable as
they can be In building so entirely unsuited
for hospitable purposes as is the one now
used, except that in the principal woman's
ward and il one of the mems wards there
was neither stove nor fire and seme Of the
patients complained of being cold All the
apartments were clean and appeared to De un-
der good management. The expense Of the
hospital for the year ending Aug. 1, 1881,
was s., 51S 4S.
nC pun Ci1UfdCcb dDOub ZUU acres OF
land and seems to be well managed bv the
present overseer d. c.. McGrath, assisted bv
two hired men. Considerably more than one.
half OF the whole is under cultivation, and
the crops of this year, Judging from or lin.
tied observation and from statements made TO
US, we think will compare fayorablv with
those of other farms in the vicinity.
The live stock is in good condition. There
are now thirty-seven persons provided for at
the county charge, including several insane
persons returned after the ST. Peter fire:
few of the men are able to work; most of the
inmates are old or infirm and cannot work.
The house appeared to be well mana yed by
Mrs. McGrath and two girls Their cooking
stove and furniture is out of repair.
The report then refers to the leaky condi.
ton of the building, and special reference Il
made to the necessity of better facilities for
heating the house and the rooms of old and
in6rm inmates. The committee are tpposed
to having stoves in the roomsas MANY Of the
inmates are OF unsound mind, and a furnace
is recommended.
signed-J. D. LuddeD, E. N Bacon. Sam.
uel Potter, ]. F. Tastevine and Henry schmr.
meier.
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Minnesota at the Yorktown Csntenp,a,

The letter of Gov. Pillsbury notifying the
Yorktown Centennial commission of the al.
pointment of Hon. Alex. Ramsey and Hon.
w. D. Washburn, to represent Minnesota at
the celebration, after expressing regret the
Legislature had not made such an appropria-
ton as would have permitted a more general
recognition of the event, concludes with the
following timely allusion to our late presi-
dent, James A. Garfield: sit is my earnest
hope that the tragic death of the beloved and
patriotic president, who was assigned nota-
BILE post = the ceremonies, instead of detract-
ing from their interest, may lend PATRIOTIC
and deeper signiaeanes 10 the occasion"
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District Court.

District Court.
Before Judge Wilkin.]
GENERAL TERM.
G. II. Stiles VS.. S. P. Greenman. Dismissed.
State VS.. R. Il. Graham; larceny. Pleads
not guilty.
State VS.. John Fallan; manslaughter. Same.
John Hughes; attempt to commit rape.
Same.
State VS.. 81. W. Nelson; same. Same.
State VS.. Michael alias Daniel Mcmahon;
same. Same.
J. K. Humphrey VS.. VIM. R. Merriam.
Dismissed.
James Mcdonnell vs.. Frank Gruber; action
for damages.
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SALTWATER.

Democratic County Convention.
Democratic County Convention for the nomina-
ton Of county officers to be voted for at the coming
General Election, will be held at the Court House In
the City Of saltwater Thursday, October 20. 1884,
IL o'clock in the forenoon and for such other bust
ue-s a. may properly come before the convention
rhe officers to be placed In nomination are:
Treasurer; Sheriff; Register Of Deeds; County
attorney; CLERK Of Court; Superintendent of
schools.
lows: Alton, q; Cottage Grove, /; Grant, /; Lake
land, !; Newport, /; Oneka, /; Woodbury., !: Bay
town, 5; Denmark, q; Forest Lake, L; Oakdale, 2.
saltwater Town, 1: City Of saltwater: First Ward,
g.; Second Ward, 6; Third Ward. 6.
MATT. CLARK,
Chairman County Committee.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-10-13

IT is not unlawful perhaps but it is in
mighty poor taste for the Republican
newspapers to continue harping on the
possib iity of President Arthur's assassi
natio Is there any significance in tn
fact hat most of this kind of talk come,
from half breed sourcrs9
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-10-13
Municipal Court.
Before Judge Burr.]

Municipal Court.
Before Judge Burr.]
CRIMINAL.
George Harris; larceny. Fine of SIS paid.
Thos. O'Rourke and VIM. Burns; drunk
and disorderly. Fines of SO paid.
John Anderson; drunkenness. Fine of S.
paid.
NJ. Mccall; same. Discharged. .
days.
E. Langevin; disorderly. Continued until
Monday.
J. P. Harvey; bastardy. Dismissed.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-10-13

1T does not appear that the Republi
cans who purchased Malone and failed
to pay for him are in any better condi-
ton to fulfill their contract now than
when they were checkmated last spring
Some of them no doubt are secretly glad
of the fact
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-10-13

SIMON CAMERON, patriarch of the
stalwarts," says Arthur will follow the
footsteps of his predecessor; that Garfield
succeeded a Republican administration
and made an entire new cabinet, and that
Arthur will do the same.
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Routine Report.

The house met at l0:45, Speaker Fletcher In
the chair.
Prayer by the chaplain, Rev. DR.. Wright.
Mr.. James Smith, Jr., moved the appoint
ment of Thos. Jenkins as second assistant ser
geantat-arms to take charge OF the CLOAK
rooms.
Mr.. Rice moved to amend by substituting
the name of A. o. Redding. Carried.
The hour of IL having arrived the chief
clerk was instructed to notify the senate tnat
the house was in readiness TO receive them in
Joint convention. The senate soon entered
the hall, the members of the house rising
while the body entered.
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The House Resumed.

TIC H0W86 h68WfH6Us
Mr.. Hicks moved that the message be re.
ferred to special committee OF seven. Car
ried.
Mr.. Hoyt offered resolution authorizing
the chief clerk to furnish stationary for the
officers and members. Carried.
Adjourned till II O'Clock a. m. to-day.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-10-13

TIE tide which is setting in in favor of
Gen. Johnson and the whole Democratic
ticket is highly encouraging. The hon
est platform and splendid nominations
attract support even in unexpected quar-
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Isohing Piles-sympto.s and oare.

The symptoms are moisture, like perspirs-
Hon, intense itching, increased by scratching,
very distressing particularly IL night, as if Din
worms were crawling In and about the rectum;
the privrte parts are sometimes affected; if al
lowed to continue very sezioHs results may
follow. "Dr. Swsyus's Ail-Healing ONT
ment" 10 pleasant sure cure. Also for Tet-
ter, Itch, Salt Rhsum, Scald Heads, Erysipelas,
BARRIERS Itch, Blctehes, al scaly, crusfy, GU
taneous eruptions. Price 50 cents, three boxes
for $1.25. Sent by mail to any address Oh re-
ceipt OF price in currency, or three cent post
age stamps. Prepared only by DR.. Swayne 3
Son, $50 North Sixth street, Philadelphia, "a,
to whom letters should be addressed. Sold by
all prominent drugsistr-
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United States District Court.

United States District Court.
before Judge Nelson.]
United States vs.. Arnold Bertram; making
false returns. Verdict of guilty.
Daniel Dufins; selling liquor to Indians
Pleads guilty
Julius Stair; retailing liquors without Ii
cence. On trial.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-10-13

GEN. HUBBARD is still silent upon the
bond and all other questions. Has he
any views on any subject3
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-10-13

Fosters reelection to the Ohio COVER
nersh:p cost him $4,000. Of course he
is an ardent civil service reformer.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-10-13

OHIO is joined to her idols by 10000
plurality.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-10-13

Edward Walther, appellant, VS.. F. L. Neid-
heimer, respondent.
Opinion By the court-We are of opinion
that the evidence in this case was sufficient to
sustain the finding of the court below in favor
of defendants claim.
This being the only point in the case, the
judgment must be affirmed.
Judgment affirmed
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THE EXTRA SESSION.
SECOND DAY OF THE CALLED LEGIS-
LArIVE MEETING.

Gov. Pillsbury Delivers His Message-A
Rsviow of the Bond Question = The
Mime polls S.wdust Excluded--A Few
Bills, Little Skrmishing and Ad-
joutnmsnt.
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Balance In treasury, Sl4. 81.
The report of o. L. Cutter, Esq, of Anoka
statlstician of the association, was a most in
teresting and instructive document. From
the statistical table accompanying the repori
It is learned that from January 1, 1851. t.,
August 81, 1881, the losses by fire in % wi
lagos and cities aggregated S3SS,97S, st. Pau
leading the list with Sl42,2S9, and Minneat-
oils coming next with $93 900 Of the fires
reported, 81 were incendlary, 4S defectiv-
chimneys, 8 lamp explosions, 2 other explo-
sions, 8 matches, 16 over heating, spontane
GUS combustion, 10 accidental, 2S carelessness,
other cases 66-Total, 23S.
RESOLUTIONS.
W. M. Bracket, Minneapolis
ResOlue6, That this convention extends 10
Chief Whipple, our retiring president, and the
tiremen of Winona, our most cordial thanks
for their efforts in entertaining the delegats OF
this convention.
r. 0. Strong, st. Paul
RESOLVED. That the thanks of the State Fire
association, in convention assembled, be mos
cordially and sincerely extended to Senate
Morrison, of Rochester, for his influence aDc
services in the legislature ia favor of the bill
entitled GA Bill for the Relief of the Fire D..
partments of the State"
W. E. Hawkins
Resolued, That This convention hereby pub
sofa legislature, who t9ochicanery and deceil
defeated the bill in their hands, entitled "Ar
Act for the Benefit of the Fire Departments OF
the State.'t
r. o Strong, St Paul
ResoLued, That each department be request
ed to report on one or more of the topics
without allotment.
X. 0. Strong, st. Paul
Resolved, That the thanks of this conven.
ZION, ho ovfa daI -
for reduced rates to and from this meeting,
WI. Whipple, WinOna-
sSReSoIred, That the committee on legisa.
| ton are requested to use all honorable means
within their power to secure the passage OF
the bill "For the sick, disabled
and INDECENT fremen," at the extrs
session of the Minnesota state leg.
| islature which convened on the 18th day OF
October, 1881.
o. L. Cutter, Anoka-
| ResoIued, That the Firemen's Journal oil
New York, and the Western Fireman of chi
cago, be hereby declared the official papers Of
this association.
COMMITTEES.
The following standing committees were
appointed:
Executive Committee-C. Frederieks, Min
neapolis; Z. P. Smith, Faribault; Fred Doug
las, Anoka.
Topics-W. M Bracket, Minneapolis; W
j. Whipple, Winona; W. E. Hawkins, Rec
Wing.
Legislation-R. o. Strong, st. Paul; H. j
Rosenburger. st. Cloud; F. II. stanff, Lake
City; F. E. Joy, Saltwater.
Reference-W. M. Bracket, Minneapolis;
7. Bond, Albert Lea; Charles Dugan, Austin
OFFICERS.
Officers were elected for the ensuing yeal
as follows:
President-O. L. Cutter, Anoka.
Vice Presidents-J. E. Joy, Stillwater; II
J. Rosenberg. st. Cloud
Secretary-R. o. Strong, st. Paul.
Treasurer-W. ". Brackett, Minneapolis.
Statistician-O. L. Cutter.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-10-13

DIR. Rogers Vegetable Worm syrup Instant
iy destroys worms and removes the se,aetiaas
Which cause them.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-10-13
Probate Court.

Probate Court.
Before Judge 0'Gorman.]
In the matter of the estate of q. McGant-
ney, deceased; Fl. C, Mccartney appointed ad-
ministrator. Bond approved.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-10-13

Gas Fixtures. Portablss, Shades, It Kenny a
Hudnsg's.
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THE COURTS.
Sssprense Court.
.QQTQRRR TERM.

Court met at $50, holding morning and af-
terneon session.
The city of Winona, respondent, vs.. Horace
Thompson, and the Minnesota Construction
company, appellant. Motion to strike certain
papers from record denied, argued on its mer-
it's and taken under advisement.
The state of Minnesota ex rel. The Mime
sofa Construction Company,ys. Town of Lake.
Argued and submitted.
Adjourned to $50 this morning.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-10-13

Durno's Catarrh Snuff cures Catarrh and ell
affections OF the mucous membysns.
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FAITHFUL FIREWORKERS.

Annual Meeting Of this State Fire Associa-
and Officers Elect for the Ensuiag Yrar
Chief R. o. Strong, of the st. Paul fire de-
partment and the delegates of the several fire
associations of this city in attendance upon
the annual meeting OF the Stae Fire Associa-
ton, at Winona, Tuesday afternoon and even
ing, arrived home yesterday. Chief Strong
reports an interesting and instructive meeting,
and the association in healthy condition.
The meeting was called to order at Q D. m
by the president, Hon, w. j. Whipple, OF
Wlnona- committee on credentials being
appointed, same reported the following dele
gates duly elected to represent their respective
organizations.
St. Paul-R. o. Strong, chief engineer, a,
large; engine and hose No. 2, John Ben.
Minneapolis-M W. Bracket, chief engi
neer, at large; VIM. Munich, ]. Hemming,
II. Williams, O. W. Yuom, Erick Anderson.
John Mcbride, VIM. Treager, N Shelter, G
Fredericks, ]. G. Hernhund, F. Salisbury, E
Satterlee.
Albert Lea-O. P. Sergeant, chief engineer;
James Allen, Adam Virgin, VIM Mitchell.
AnOka-O. L Cutter, chief engineer; N G.
Simmilker, Fred. Douglas.
Red Wing-E. G. Stephens, chief engineer;
VIM. Boulett, F. A. Kolers, E. F. MiltOo, F
A. Carlson. G. w. Hawkins, T. M. McCue,
John Winter.
St. Cloud-H. Benson, Nick Weber.
Rochester,. F. Gede, John Rose.
Wlnona-George T. Blanchard, Philip Boil
lar, John Bentner, George Fisher, Thos Chap
pell, j. 8. Wilson.
Lake Gty-James H. Gillett, H. W. Nc
MILAN, F. H. Doughty.
The essays on various subjects pertaining t.
fire service, etc, were read and ordered printed
The constitution was 80 amended as t,
make the salary of the secretary $25 per annum
and also to make the dues of companies be
longing to the association 50
The reports of the secretary and treasurer
were submitted and found correct, as follows
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EXECUTIVE CHAlrBBR,
ST. PAUL, 0cToBER Il, 1881.
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GOVERNORS MESSAGE.

The hour having arrived for the two houses
meeting in joint convention to listen to the
message of Gov. Pillsbury, the senate headed
by President Gilman proceeded in a body to
the hall of the house.
The reading of the message concluded, the
senate returned to its own hall and immedi-
ately upon the motion of Senator Miller ad-
Journed to 10 o'clock this morning.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1881-06-01
FIFTH DAY.

Assembly met at 9 A. NJ, and was
opened with prayer by Rev. F. B. Con-
verse, of Louisville
The following report was presented
from Columbia Theological Seminary
During the past year, say the Directors,
the exercises Of the institution have been
suspended for the reason made known in
the last report, especially their INSULT
Gent income, vacant professorships, and
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Evening Session.

At the session Of the Assembly last
night, DR.. Pryor called attention to the
thin house, and said that he thought it
extremely desirable to have vote on the
Retrenchment and Reform report with a
full house.
DR.. Armstrong suggested that the dis
cussion go on, and when that is ended he
intended to call the ayes and noes on the
question.
DR.. Pryor thought it would be best to
adjourn.
Finally DR.. Pryor moved to adjourn
which was rejected.
DR.. Hoyt, from the committee on
Bills and Overtures, reported in favor
of the overture from the Orange Pres
bytery asking change in the constitu-
ton, that where there are two elders, and
one be present, one be considered a
quorum. Adopted
A report in relation to an overture
from Montgomery Presbytery on the sub
ject of dancing, was also presented from
the same committee, in which the COM
mittee say there has been no change in
the deliverance Of the Assembly in the
past three years. Adopted
The same committee also reported vari-
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-06-21
AMONG THE FLOWERS.

In the garden were leisureiy walking
Brave Robin aud Roxy the fair;
And Robin. while walking and talking.
Iwined fuses 10 Roxy's bFown hair
Rc~ebuds and roses all bIashin9-
With sprigs Of the ssest mignoaette:
While the blood % their faces kept rushing
when Robins eyes Roxy's eyes met.
Ja.mine. laburnum, and larkspur,
Verbenas deep-dyed and pale,
Gay pznsies aud white valley lilies,
Heard Love tell bis ssammering tale.
While the lovers KEEP, walking and talking,
-Four eyes Lent down 10 the ground;
. Two hearts had been lost, they discovered,
And then discovered them-foand.
Bat dldnt know what 70 do with them
The lost and found hearts-for awhile;
80 each plaeked new and fresh nosegsy,
And eaeh gave the ether q smile.
Each . stem Of forget -me-not gathered,
And each said, "Oh. take and kiss,'
Their VOWS thus exchanged with fresh howers,
They sealed the exchange with kiss.
Fidelity secrecy. silence.
Each promised 70 faithfully hold
Till Robin could earn for hi- Roxy
home and some shekels Of gold.
But alas. some open-eared listeners
Winged hurrying by
Saw what had been done In the garden,
And tsttled 10 earth and 10 sky.
"oh. Robin and Roxy are lovers,r
They piped, with a song and shout;
and have plighted their troth 10 the garden.'
so the delicate secret was out
The world soon had the whole stsry,
Which Robin eonld not deny;
And Roxy. when bantered about L.,
Blnshed back meath mischievous eye.
So cupid and Robin and Roxy
Made love. with flowers for words.
As they walked and talked In the garden,
Aud nobody heard but the BIRDS
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
JOHN N. K0LL0CK, MD,
Physician and Surgeon.

Oflce--Miii st.. hrst building west Of Possofsce
Residence. Sixth aud Madison sss jei2-dkv
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CHE lNTELIlCENCER.


RATES or ADVERTISING
ons square, tone inch IessI. lat insertion 81 %
ssch subsequent insertion. iop.................. 50
assding notices per hne.... ............. I
By the year quarter ct reduced rates.
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Call for terms at residence. corner Fifth and
Jefferson streets, Seattle. ap2t-u
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Farmers FdrOrife

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can fully establish the superiority OF hi, A.;
over all Others in It's durability, its aden,.I'i.
ty and general fitness for distributing ps,r',n,
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viii take pleasure In referring you TO V,r,,.'
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Popular Fertilizers, OF diff-ren, grade. r.
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Go- BY making a speciality Of the above AZ.
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lure. feel conhdent { can suit you 10 prio,
too, and expect to arrange my business Ia ,rs5.
for Machinery, &c.
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Romncy, West Va.
June IL, lSS0.-ly.
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MY OLD HOME.

| dwell tonight on memories,
Sweet thoughts Of long ago;
Recall the pleasures Of the past
| re'er again may know;
l see "Lhe light of other days"
Now lest in Letbe's stream.
Life's beauties and its sunny rays
Have fsded like dream.
| see the cot where l was born
Now cFumbled 70 decay,
Tie very trees that graced the lawn
Have almost passed away;
Their aged limbs look oil and bare
And broken by the blast;
Their branches, withered here and thorc,
Show natures prime is past.
Times traces mar each happy scene
loved in childhood's hours;
| now see age and autumn leaves
Where then hloomed youth & flowers
Tie home that love endowed with grace
Now lonely looks and drear,
But though it bears no former trace,
10 still to memory dear.