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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-02-07
Confirmation Of Assessment for Opening and Extending Carroll
Street from MackUbil to Lexington Street.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
CITY OF ST. PAUL, MINI, February 4th, 1881. }

OFFICE THE BOARD O
CITY OF ST. PAUL, MINI, F
The % benefits and ss1g
Minnesota having been completed and entered Of record by the
aa % M CITY Board nsa inject o on tn said G
place. unless sufficient shown to the contrary said
following supposed Names description
Gifted or damaged, and the amounts assessed, to-wit
supposed owner and description. Bcne
street, st. Paul. Sc # due from sw pD1 Of lot 49, block
s s1snusa se aalS pe Fly
ginning Of the lot be described WY and at right
ssi said Nae sSS
son With sly %
IN sDg part S ddon to ST. fa Of Sc
sss ssl ss, s1,s P ss1s
along Carroll WY 1so to place q
s5 Sssss :s ISL
to Carroll extended thence ely along
feet q f SssR u saS %
addition to st. Paul 80 50
S f ssS addition % Paul. of fseds s
to Intersection Of Carroll Street (when extsnded with said
ass
s sS n pa MS a3a GaeRa nifa t 1871
to street, thence Ely along said Carroll street 20
ssa S st.
street. 9hs the linn po S oa
ntersect said line Of Mackubn street. thence along said
Marshall avenue 4s IT. thence and parallel to Gackubn
street 42 it, thence 4s7 to beginning being part Of lots
addition to St Paul "a
shalls subdivision block q, Mackubln Marshalls
don Al Il that aa p En- asf9 Of 5 St lot M %
Ma1sas subdivision Of e block e. Of aeuo bins Mar
within lines of Carroll street in said Mackubn Mar
shalls addition, produced through said lot s.
of Marshall subdivision of block ~ of Mackubn Mar
shal addition st. Paul. taken 70 Carroll street. 90
Fayia Whiting. Part Of lot s Marshas subdivision of
mencing line of said 200 # the of
said lo thence 40 # or less to line
thence lis it. thence 10 it, thence Il # to line Of said
lot along line Of said lot to place Of beginning sx
All that of the following described land taken for
fabn MarhsIis addition TIC to St. Paul. u Produced o~i
Part of lot Marshals subdivision of block ~ Mackubn
said lot thence 4of
more orless to line Of Carroll street thence
it, thence to of lot, along line of
said lot to place of beginning, except Igehart street
Thos Cochran and VIM Barbour Part Of lot Of Msrshas
St. Paul. described follows Commencing at southwest
corner Of said lot running thence ely along the line dvd
dyidng line thence MY right angles to ssd dividing line
Kent street $50 to the place Of beginning All of said
lots and which have been condemned for public street
Same and same All that pr Of the following described land
in ADDITION to Paul. produod to-
Wit Part Of lot Of Marshars subdivision Of block n Of
n dividing said lot and lot Gn in said e. %
dividing line It's it. thence 10 it. thence My again It's IT,
thence Wy to the line Of Kent street $50 fl thence sly along
the line of Kent street $50 to the place beginning.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-02-07
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
OF THE
Minneapolis, Hutchinson and South
western Railway Company

We, the undersigned, desiring to associate our
selves and becoming incorporated under the provis-
ions of statutes Of the State of Minnesota for the
purpose of building and operating railway, do
hereby adopt and sign tho following articles OF In
corporation:
The name of the corporation shall be The Mime.
apolis Hutchinson and Southwestern Railway Com
pany. The general nature Of its business the build
ing and operating Of railway running from Lake
Minnetonka, in Hennepin county, Slate Of Mime
sofa, west to the village Hutchinson IN McLeod
county, Minnesota; thence to the western boundary
Of the State, which railway may be built and operated
in division Of such length as the company may from
time to time determine. and the principal place OF
business of said corporation shall be the city OF
Minneapolis, State of Minnesota.
The time Of the commencement Of the corporation
shall be the 4th day Of February, A. D. 1881, and the
period of its continuance ninety-nine years.
The amount of the capital stock Of the corporation
shall be the sum Of one million dollars TO be paid IN
instaments as called for by tbs Board OF Directors
The highest amount of indebtedness or liability
to which the corporation shall at any time be eubjeo,
shall be the sum Of two hundred and fifty thousand
dollars.
The name and place of residence of the persons
hereby associated In the corporation as follows
to-wit: In Hutchinson, MINI William 7. Bonnie
we l. Warren ]. Ives and 8. g. Anderson. In Glen
spolis, @ Pilsbury and Chae. 8. Hubert.
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STATE OF MINNESOTA,
COUNTY OF RAMSEY. ss'
Be II known, that on this first day OF February
4. D. 1884, personally came before me P. b. Kelly,
Norman W Kitteon and AndrewG Tod, the figpr
ers sealers Of the above articles OF incorpors-
alton, and they each acknowledge the same to be
their own free act and deed.
GEORGE ". WALSH,
SA-ss Notary Public, Ramsey County. MINI.
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description. Benefits Damages Balance
Building l.
lndinlo 81,
and o
on Mackubi street, n al
Carroll produced through sadot g. taken for
S
AbertC. Dean o I
Paul
ha parto W O o
toSt Ii, no
and Mars e.
roll sHeetn al
nd o Smith Lofts outots addition to ST. Paul. taken
bertC Dear The
eY of % O o
widea orCa rollste
same andsam part o
Carroll IN
street n w
extenddin adirctine o Carroll n &
tendns o 1878
dihon to ST.
Jane NJ Lot of Smth&L Lofts to st.
Same tha part St.
Paul, 0 arro
and Marshall % In
to rrol & Crttnen's subdivision
lot Sand3 8, &
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Moses s"n ass sss & fas ; ss 1' Go
That par ' ex svx sls
INES se The s center line a rS s the
line Of the sex sex f wX Of said section 49, taken for
ass ofW i Dean nvx Of * otsxei
except takenfor STREET.
Sage TOWN 49, IS g IS IN Ss city a ass for s cssf
- -
s: ~; = Il. X Fault except s e ss's
taken for Carroll s17s o. ssr
If q S.
HenyG Thomas o e. w \ o section
s. town 60 ss the city of St Paul. except 50 ~
s asen % Tor so street 81 VIZ Of sw Of section l
range T 'sS
g, rngsss in city .
s eS H. g he 9 city sfss & 's s saP &
o was sd nn ase Inc OF c s. fsu
MINI, ezceptns 49,; ns a
S sssdo as %s !hs range 81 City Mn
Henderson The eA oflot H. Of Buell. NssuSSn,s Out
Same All Of * Of iot1 Of Buell. & Maekub,ns 49,
Ss 4sf s pe s95 S ~ & sss
lime s S ot IT, Rsnf cs s $3.50
Darndls flot11 Buell. d Maskubins Out
m Paul p an The 1e s s ssR Bds s as i s'
Out Lots to St Paul lying sly Of saightins drawn from
point sa
Same Lott OIL ueu Mackub
@ e pa Ar tha pa Of ot Buell. Mckubins Lots
to st. Paul lying My Of Straight line point $3.50
ss s s1s Lime line Of said ID lot
50
e e. e.. Works. writing 4 IL +: 81
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tors shall elect the President and Vice President out
Of their number, and shall also appoint or elect
Secretary, Treasurer and such other officers OF the
corporation as they may deem necessary. The an
nual election of Directors shall be held on the first
Tuesday of February Of each year, and W. T. Bon
niwau W. j. Ives, @. A. Pilsbury, j. @. Edison, j..
O. Rebe s. G. Anderson and Chas. 8. Hubert
shall constitute the first Board Of Directors, and
shall remain In Office until the next annual election
Of officers and until their successors are duly
elected.
VII.
The capital stock Of the corporation shall be d.
dyed into ten thousand shares Of one hundred dol
lars ach. In witness whereof we have hereunto ret
our hands this I'd day of February, 1881.
". T. BONNIWELL, lSeaLJ
Wives, lSeal.l
G. A. PILLSBURY, Seal
j. @. EDISON, Seal
10. RIEBE, (Seal.
S.G. ANDERSON, Seal
CHAS g. HUBERT, tSeal.1
STATE OF MINNESOTA,
County of Ramsey.
On this Sd day of February, A. D. 1881, before
me personally came 8. g. anderson, W Ives
james Edison, John G. r ebe, W. Boutwell,,
Chss 8. Hubert aud Chas. A Pilsbury, TO me
personally known TO be the identical persons who are
named in and who executed the foregoing articles of
rporation and each acknowledged that they exc
cuted the same, freely and voluntarily, for the uses
and purposes therein expressed.
Witness my hand and notarial seal the day and
year above written.
VICTOR HJORTSBERG,
06 ~ Notary Public. Ramsey Comfy. Mimi.
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oof
o
wlmctat
f which time and
description the ben
0 damaged ,towit
Supposed ddesripto Benefits. Damages.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-16
From Yesterdays Late Edisien
COURT PROCEEDHN0s.
A MORNING sxsslos OCCUPIED BY
JACKSON va. pELAPLAIRE.

A MORNING sKsaioN OCCUPIED ny
JACKSON vs.. pKLAPLAIRK.
w hen Cou rt rerssembled this morn
ing, the case OF Chas. Jackson W. Jas.
Delaplaine and Constable ID. j.. VIII
son, replevin, was resumed.
Mr.. Nields opened for the defendant
and stated that Jackson leased, In
1873, farm Of 96 acres In Christiaba
Hundred from Delaplaine, at $500 for
the first year, 1850 for the nexL year
and $475 for subsequent years. He
claimed rent duo to the amount Of
$508 06, and offered In evidence q sot-
tlement dated April %, 1873, and
signed bv both parties, In which q
balance due Delaplaine Of $3.50 "a was
admitted.
When tbese facts were proven Mr..
Nields closed and Mr. Bird claimed n
non-suit aud the ground that no dis
traint on account Of rent due had been
proven. As the distraint had been
infcrentially admitted un both sides,
the motion for DOn suit MAS refused.
For the pa ntiB, Chas. Jackson,
Mr.. Bird claimed that be- would show
| tu6t btn CihCht thbto8l Vi oWtuk Lttb
plaine any rent had overpaid the rent
20 . considerable extent. lie said
Delaplaine frequently came 10 jackson
before the rent was due aud obt aimed
small sums ON account. He offered in
evidence . number Of receipts gwen
by Delaplaine to Jackson, aud proved
their Reuuineness by Jas. Dandy, pay
ing teller of Union National Bank.
Mr.. N.elds objected TO any of thes,
receipts given prior 10 the settlement 81
April 26, 1878, going Ia Is evidence, ~
the plsintiH, 5y signing that s.;tlriu.ut
had admitted the Indebtedness therein
set forth.
Mr.. Bird claimed his right /, prove
these receipts and TO show that his client
signed The settlement thI ouxh igno-auce
aud Misunderstanding oi the facts, aud
tha, II Was not until after the d'str Aint
that b. hunted up bis receipts AID found
he had oyerpAid D,lap'Ai.e, Instead
Of owing him.
Alter y long discussion Mr.. Birds
point was sustained aud the =, caip.s nd-
mitted.
When Ccurt took . recess, Al o'clock,
the case was still In progress.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-16
Cong ress.

Ia the U. :. Senate, ye- -tsriay, MI
Sh-tmant irDn t'ls Finance CommI'tso
Iepo.tei, with al AuI- Idmen', h,- bill
ior III" Issue u iir,eI Itr c IT. bpGas
bo gave hUttce that he ,auult AK H.
constuoratiJn imLn' dldl-ly Af'rr III
Loiidayr. Susef,I b,ils wtft, iI.tfnduu.
ami re'rtrtd Lu Wen4n Snii.egr
Comuiiter Ies1luIIuD vas cuunid T,pd
Out not acted upJu. III. Pr. irnti.
oaccoesIuh uill .h. dl1cuzs Il. NJ sAges
~eto Received from the President n it-
Ia iGs 10 gtaIIirR c-'t IN ftil~ Y, Ih.-
ligbt Of wy thrungh the Ghp,.iaw la d.
Ia the ludisn Trf try ;al-o tt.Isi,tit-
ting 5. ere AIRY Bi AZ -, Il tier tuuc'.ing a
modluo ton u Tho GlAylutr Bulv 81
treaty: Nj. Bfuwn, itOuI h" , 0mn. l.
teu ob f-ri t1r.e1, report-d - bIii rarIfy
Tug The act o. ha ChDct ~ Come sty.
lug the st Louis AMI S,n Fr1rci, c,
IL lito'd the Iight o, eat acro-- tEell
lahu+ III th" Indian errttO'S. 1t va.
placed on tho cal n'iIr. A"rI All eye
cdtiVo session the Se"at- al nrI eJ.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-16
THInD EDITION
Aher.nan,s Fu N d lag Btli.
wAsHISGroN, Dec. Is.


The Senate Comm,ttee GU fiDlnce
this morning unanl mously agreed re-
oJn, mend the p ssage Of the sherman .
per cent. Funding bill. with amend
Dauts reducing the aggregate amouhi
OF The 8 aer cent. bonds 10 be Issued TO
$500 900 900. aud providing that the
amount of deposit 10 be resolved shall
not ~xc.ed at ANY one time the sum OF
S25 600 900.
The COMMITTEES took this nc lon after
hssrihg Secretary Fo'ger, who express
~d himself IN opposition 20 the pr 'posr
ton, preferriug to retain tho GovaIn-
mont pri iviiege of calling in the ~ per
Cent. bonds atany time.
Ths ful; text of th- Sherman Fuuiiug
bill, ~ amenisa by tue S-nato II nsnco
Committee, and reported FROM shat
COON @mltt-e to the Soua this aiternoJn
by Mr.. morrill, is ss iolls~s:-
Bs u ouacted, ~tc f, THAT the Secretary
of the Treasury Is hereby autboriz a to
Tocoiyo a the Treasury aud at ih. ,'fhc-
M any Assistant Treasurer Ofthe United
States, lawful money OF tue Unred
6lates 10 the amount Of $50, or any nni
tipls OF that amount, OF any beuds OF
the u uitnd States bearing 81 per cent.
interest, and to issuo IN exchange there
tor an eos Il amount OF regis'ered or
coupon bonds OF The United States OF
lhe demon inations Of $50. s 90, $500 ST.,
900. snd SIT. 900 Of ucD form A. he may
p e.cribed, boartpg Interest at the r't-
Ut per ventum per snunm, pay able ri-
tber quarterly or s-mi-aunu,lty al The
Treasury Of hs United s at-s. uch
bo uds III al Ue payable AT the pleasure
OF The U iIlsd s = ~ after the 1st OF u
usey iuaI iOninI, 1881.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-16
snorASD KILLED NY A NV,

D.rhnATE DEED OF A JRALous
LOVER R-1HE MURDERER CO
TURKD. VAR
rAyETrE Iowa, Dec l4.-Nlss Ro..
ochuhz, very handsome youpp isds
residing in this place, has for some i'm.
nAu Two Young inen waiting on her,
ooth anxious to marry her. Tbe rival
i"ers met NJ the young lady's hon.a
very often, aud . strong dislike for es 81,
other wss very evident. John Nv.
wood, on Of the lovers, has rece,ui,
necn more IN favor with Miss Scbnll !
u'sn Henry Bobner, the other yonno
| gsllAnt. ""s
Seeing that his rival was quite llkeIv
10 win the hand OF Miss Rosa, and real
lzing that his own chances were lessee
Ing, Bobner re olved 10 put Hayw,od
out OF the way. Having formed hi,
plan of murder, be lay In wait for Hay.
wood last night near Miss scbnLy'.
home, aud after Haywood had taken hi,
ieave aud was passing from the ground,
BDbner shet aud killed him. Ais,
Schultz, when she heard the sbo,
rushsd 10 her lovers side, aud be die,
lew minutes aher ln her arms. Bobnel
hrd al once, but not before IL wa,
lsarne1 that he was the perpetratsr O
the crime.
The feeling Is very strong against Bob
n-r apd thfeA,s OF Iynching The cnipri
are freely made. No great Is the excite
ment that u Is believed on all sides tha
boon-r VII be taken from the iaiI be
fore morning and hangsd.
LAwkkkcHviLLE. Ga. D.c. IA
masked mob broke into the house Of a,
Oh psn named Wallace. Knocked hi
wife down and dragged the old man on
and whipped him. He is iusens,bIs an,
VIII ptObibiy die. The cause OF tb,
summary proceeding on the mart Of tb,
mssksd men is not yet known.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-16
Military Matters.

A meeting Of the commissioned once 70
Of the State Mil,lia, will be held in
Dover ~ day.
The meeting Is called for the purpose
OF electi0g . colonsl Of the regiment 10
place OF > A. Macallster, resigned. BY
rotation, Lieut.. Colonel Samuel Wo.d
Is entitled To the position, and will pro-
badly be el,-cted " the fill the vacancy.
Other Dalnes have been men ion-J tor
the position, among them being Attor.
ney General Gray aud Capt Curtis Of
z Company. II Is hardly probable ID At
Mr.. Gray will allow Ills hs'u- 10 6, be-
for the Board, ~ no does not desire the
position. The down country companies
are III favor Of Col. Wood, providing
that the tiiree companies of this city are
= unli upon the nALtsr.
All The commissioned officers Of tho
companies iu thi, city, A, q. AndF. lib
The exception OF 2nd Lieut.. Smith OF
v Cou paEy, icft ob the 0 So train for
Dover this aiofDing. tn wore llleI Z
uniforms with the eAceps.vn VI the side
arms anI belts.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-16
M,e,ru,otlsu,
Pain In the Back an
Neuralgia, Sprains,

Ncurnikta. opraths,
Pain In the Back and Side.
There is nothing more painful than these
diseases; but the pain can be removed and
tho disease cured BY use Of Perry Davis
Pain Killer.
This remedy IL not . cheap Benxine
or Petroleum product that must be kept
away from fire or heat 20 avoid danger
OF explosion. nor IL IL an untried expert
ment that may do more harm than good.
Pain Killer has been In constant use
for forty years, and the universal testimony
from all parts OF the world Is, II ncvor
falls. 1t not only effects a permanent cure.
but II relieves pain almost instantaneously.
Being purely vegetable remedy, II Is safe
In the hands OF the most Inexperienced
The record OF cures by the use OF PAN,
KILLER would MI volumes The following
extracts from letters received show what
those who have tried It think:
Edgar Cady. owatonna. MINI. says:
About year since my wife became subject
rescrt was 70 tho PAIN KILLKn. which speedily
Charles Powell writes from tho 1ors'
hal been afflicted three Year, vita .~ursleia
and violent spasnlspf tn, ss',inat.h 1he 4 stors
at Westminster iFispttal Kayc up Diy case IA
despair. tried your PAIs kiI.sR. eiit = r'ase
mo immediate relief. ! hays psLiIsd my
strength. and am now able " fohoN IL, usiiill
occupation.
q. H, Waiworth, saco, Me-. writes:
~ eTperienGsed G imn.e.iiste Iefef from pain In
Z. York says:
have usesi your PAIs KIrIrn for r'lenuatism
and have rsSiyed gleat benefit
Barton Seaman Gays:
Haye used PHIs KILLER foT tnii. y years
and have found IT \ aersr(aihHg remedy foi
- Rheumatism and lafnenenA
Mr., Burditt writes.
nner.rf fail. to give lief In cases of rheumatism
Phil. Gilbert, Somerset, Pa, writes:
fruin actual use. know your PAIN KfLLEn
u the best nedicine l can get
All druggist" ,'ecp PAis KILLER It's price
Is 80 low that It is within the reach OF all
and II will save many times its cost In doctors
bills 2Sc., 5Oc. and SI.Oo bottle
PERRY DAVIS g. son, PrOpdetor.,
Providence, r. !.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-16
A swINDLEk IN SALEM
Masq"eradiag as q Catholic Priesl
and Passing spurious Cheeks.

SALEM, y. j., Dec. IL. Il .st evening
= sta anger calling hinself Rev. Father
z iiuo, Catholic priest of Delaware
Guy, went iuto Bin,.'s furniture store
ib this city and bought furnituie
amouuting u $40. IL gave check for
$2s on the Commercial Bank VI Pull
adelphia in payment aud received 50 IL
ebabge. L. was soou discovered thai
there was no Catholic priest In Della.
ware City Of that name, aud q, mid
night 1t was discovered the fellow had
| slipped ont of town. A wafrsp was
tssned by Mayor Wood, and the next
norning the impostor was arrested a
Nv MI sout oi the city, where he
h"a'ded train. He was drought here
aud searched by Constable Carney, and
ou his person were two check, of thirty
doliarS each, on the Tuird National
BaLk OF Pittsburg, one III favor Of Rev.
Father WATSON aid tn. Ulh-r Ia favor
Rev. Father Carr. A Ieceipted bill for
furniture bought fvr st. Clements s
church, OF Lawrence Bros, Csllowhill
stree, fhiiaieIphia, was also found OIL
him. The last named persons are sup.
posed TO be the victims. The manu-
.cfp, Of a sermon Oh tLa Resurrection
was also found on him. He says his
real name is Frederick Brown, OF
Datiolt. lie is al Englishman twenty
nVe years old, OF slight build, has n
piestly bearing aud has been working
this swindllng game la Delaware, Penn
syivanla aud South Jersey. He vas
Committed to Salem jail 10 await q trial.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-16
The Georgia Exeursionists at Gin.
cfnnatf.
THE FLORAL SHIP AND HER CARGO
ADDRESS OF WELCOME AND
THE RESPONSE.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 15.-To.day the
men OF this city to the manager Of the
Atlauta exposition WAS retHrued in
charge of a party of ladies aud gentle
men Of Atlanta, not AS tioIal ship,
but freig hted with Southern products.
A formal reception was beld at the
ChaWb1r Of Commerce this afternoon.
he hall was beautifully decorated
with fAgs, and the good ship, repre-
sented as floating iu a sea of Spanish
moss, was placed in trout of the
speakers stand. Its sheathing was Of
cotton, aud it was profusely burden cd
with all manner of Southern products.
The body of the hall was filed with
ladies aud gentlemen. The Atlanta
deputatiOu WAS escorted into tho hail
BY band playing Dixie" anid
applause, which Vas renewed when
the band played Hail Columbia"
Sreeches were made by Mayor
Mearns. VIM. Harvey, vice president
oi the Cham Der of Comnetce, aud :.
+. CoviogtOu, president of tho Board
OF Trade aud Transportation, ~elc.'n-
ing tho visitors. Mayor Cumni g,
OF Atlanta, then introduced Samuel
Is. Small, of Atlanta, Who made
graceful response.
the Iarsr Of his speech he said
that lie belonged to the new SOuta j.,
which las LEANED To labor, and which
found gieatrr glory Ia the dust uf tine
soil On tbe Lace lhan IN iui!Itay insignia
Oh The be.st. Hs declare d that II the
Souih heteafler VS. spoken ri AS . e
tiun IL would be bscAuse It cuu,ributed d
more than any other to the AiyatcaItenl
~ til material interests uf lhe uslisn.
His al!uslon To the late President Gar
neld as he "Oest Earth that ever IT .reI
msn' produced heary applAu e.
Ex.Gov. Noyrs replied, payiag a
compliment 10 tie bravery OF The toII.
fdeIale troop , and saj lbg that amOug
the b 81 Lu lIaternz- alteI tie va ~eIe
the meu who hal loughl liz. bad 81,
While the last were ID t wi,n Nrr..- IA
vlnciblr In peace, bl lnvislbl- in war.
Miss Rachael Cumming, ut A lauta,
thsn, III a graccftd spt, +, pressed II a
humber oi bandk rchirf. mad =, lie
txhiOtl u as souyrnus 0i tGs Cra iln
10 night the pa ~ viii attend Il ne Il
at Music tiall aud to-lnutrow tlily viii
sLatt homewatd by the Way 81 f anktod,
ny 10 escort the Leslsiafufs Of X II
lucky To Atlanta.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-16
An Express messenger Robbed. .

LAS VkoAs, N. M, Decem ber a.
soon afisr the west bound passenger
yam on the Southern Pacific road left
El Paso last night party Of deapsradoes
suffered Wells. Fargo Il Co.'S car by
means VI key and assaulted the mes
'onRer. knocking him senseIess. Taking
he law PROSTATE, they took from the safe
ti6. coo In cash and secar,ties, and wait
,Dg until the train slowed up for the
bridge at Rodgers Stallion they Jumped
II aud hed TO Old Mexico.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-16
Tra.tee's sale.

I NJ o. kl.. sucti ou-ar, soil for Victor
DaPoni, Il ". rfusts1, nj the GJu't
Hdns- this uiotnii 4, the following inOp.
rtly, belonging To TIE estate of Hugh NJ
Hans hoJ Diseased:
Two story ails house on ih' wed
,ii!" OF itosl street, usar a, lIt 26xIU2t
i-et. 10 joan + nG, ss0O
Thee NJ ~ Drick bonso 0n thu sasi
'ide oi N "iiHun street, betwssn Eighth
,nh Nm h. lnt iSas7 feet, - jams n,
sutton, Tor 81 ylU.
Three stUi btIck housa ON thr ives
side o; II 'nnett Stree, bot waeu l. RhtL
and fayl1r, lot l2A6.i is I, to James
Harrity. for 81 ,025.
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THE RIyALFACrIONs.

INDICATIONS OF ANOTHER CAMPAIGN BH
TwkkN "srALwAKrs" AND "HALF
BRKEDs."
WAsBIs0ros, Dc. i4.--A good dea
81 comment has arisen oyer tho omissi o i
ot Governor Foster, Of Ohio. to call dui
lug b,s visit b re- this week upOp Speak
sr ksiier. This umls,iou Is siRnlficanl
from the facs that GovsInor Foster was
ane of the few pubic men In OHIO who
omitted 10 congratulate Mr.. heif.r upou
hts eieva tiun To the Speakershlp. The
con truction commonly put upon these
% issions Ii that Governor Foster rec
ognlzss In Mr.. Keller has rival for favor
Ia ONO politics as the representative OF
"st,iwAttism." Mr.. II 0ster not sailing
under stalwarts colorH."
The daily gazette., 1881-12-16
A. I.dian Uprisiss Predicted.

LRAvENwoRrH, December IA
Government Scout ellison reports to
General Pope that there will be an
uprising OF the U,es, Piutes and Ma
vsjoes in the spring that will cause
much trouble TO the white settlers In
the valleys. He says Il junction of the
bands will be formed probably at some
pl co in New Mexico. Tho Utes,
whp have been placed in Utah, are
being furnished with arms aud pro.
visions by the Mormons, who are
aifilia'ing with the Indians and giving
then all The whisky they want.
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