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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-06

'ioneieai't arrived yesterday and VIII proceed
to take In the resorts Of st. Paul.
Mr.. 5shn Yonkey, of Bradford, Pa, has
come west to grow up with the country. He
will travel fQS Messrs. Berkey g. Croft.
Miss Lizzie Casey, an accomplished young
LADY OF syracuse, n. T., is the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Cunningham, of Fort street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. W. Willy, entertained
company OF friends at their cosey home on
lglehart street last Wednesday evening.
Mr.. B. A. Mathews and wife, of New South
Wales Australia, are on a pleasure trip to this
city, and they hold forth at the Windsor.
The bright presence of Miss Ella Richards is
painfully missed from her circle, at White
Bear lake, since the death of her brother.
Messrs. Ferte aad schaub will lend their
excellent voices to the choir of the First
Baptist church at the service this morning.
Mrs. B. F. Brady, Miss NJ L. Brady and Mr..
s. Pitsman, OF Nsw York, are making tour
OF the lakes with headquarters at the Mer-
chants.
Mrs e. G. Dunton and Miss Carrie Spauld-
ing, chicago; Mr.. j. J. Hauser, wife and
oaugnter, Kansas City, are on pleasure visit
TO the lakes.
J. y. and P. H. Gardner, Mrs.R. W. Gard.
ner and Miss Gay, of Quincy, ILL.,, are So
iourning at the beautiful summer resorts sur.
rounding ST. Paul. = 80
Messrs. J. P. Petra, G. C. Cook and Fred.
Twelfth, trio of Chicago gentlemen. are
making tour of the lakes with rendezvous
at the Windsor hotel.
Miss Sherman and miss Quigley, OF Chi.
cage, who have been making a tour of ths
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0 ] \ WORT
DEGIBTRR's ORDER.
REoferEn,a OrRrnr.

New Castle county, Del, Nov. ., 1891
Upon the application OF Joseph W
DerIckson and Calvin Derlc son. Al.
ministraiors OF AquiIa Uerickson. iat.
OF Mil Hundred In aald county
deceased, IL IL ordered and directed by ia
Register that the acknowledgements
give notice of the granting OF letters
OF Administration upon the estate OF Inc
deceased, with the date OF granting there
OF, by causing I'D vertisements TO Sc post.
ed within forty days from the date OF such
letters, In six Of the most public places Of
the county OF New Castle, requiring ali
persons having demands against the 81.
tate 70 present the same or abide by an
act OF Assembly In such case made and
provided. And also canse the same 70 IA
Inserted within the same period in the
WILMINGTON GAZETTE, n newspaperpnb-
liahed In Wilmington, and to be eontln.
ued therein three weeks, (e o d..
s~, Given under the hand and seal
81. \. of once of the Regiater aforesaid,
t~~s~~1 At Wilmington In New Caslie
county, Aforesaid, the day and year above
written. b. q. Riggs, Register,
NOTICE
All persons having claims against the
estate of the deceased must present the
same duly attested to the A dministrstorS
on or before Dec. eth, 1852, or abide the
act Of Assembly In such case made and
JOSEPH W. DEKICRsoN,
CALVIN DERICKsON,
AdministratoTs.
Addrese-Msrmaid. Del.
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The alarm of fire sounded from box
IL few minutes before | o'cl ock
this afternoon was caused by a slight
fire underneath the hallway of the
Institute Hall. Immediately beneath
the hallway is passage way In
which are constructed several bins for
the use of the tenants wherein to
deposit ashes. one of these bins was
used by w. 5. McNair, in which he
had deposited number of goods in.
Guiding his army saddle. The fire
IL appears originated in this bin, and
the flames soon caught on the sieep>
ers and before the flames were ex-
tlngulshed they were considerably
charred. Upon the arrival of the fire
companies two holes were cut in the
door by which means the flames
were reached with the hose.
The property belonging to Mr.,
McNail is entirely DESTROYED, bui
the damage to the building will moi
amount to much. The origin of the
fire is unknown.
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rom the N. Y. Herald.

Revised Areas Of the United States.
The areas of the United States aud the
several states reported la an extra CEN
sus bulletin which we print elsewhere
Will necesslJate a revision of the coTrss-
ponding figures given 10 school geogra-
phies, cyeiOpse has aud other reference
books. There Is not single State or
Territory whose area in the census re-
Surns OF 1880 ts not different from that
previously gives. This has resulted
from correcting some areas that were
palstaoly errOneous-in several inst anees
WIDELY different areas of the same
State were cnrrent-and of carefully re
vising others that were supposed to be
approximately accurate. The total area
OF the UDittd States as now revised IL
ABOUT eight hundred square mites less
than that heretofore hxai. L. was ejv
ga IN The census of 1870 "A. 3 026 4g4
square miles, exclusive u tbs 577 40
square miles of Alaska, and 1t il now
found TO be 3025 800. In fourteen States
and hve Territories the revised area IL
less than II old; in the rest it is greater.
The difference Is very considerable in
most cases and is great in some. The
um Der of square miles in California ia
reduced from 1873 981 10 1853 $50, in Texas
from Z14 $50 to 265, 7SO, In Tennessee
from 45,6O0 to az 900, in South Caroline
from "a 600 10 30,570, in Pennsylvania
rom 40 600 TO 45,2l5, IN Maine from 80
quo 20 5000, agd ia New Jersey from 8,
80 10 1876. The area
of Massachusetts has been lacreased
from 800 10 1915 square miles, New
York from Al 900 to 40 40, Virginia from
~ 448 TO AZ, 460, Kentucky from 81 $50 T.
~ 400, Missouri from IS $50 to 50 4l5
Louisiana from Al ,346 to 43 TO, Nevada
from lO4 l26 to 10000 and Wisconsin
from 90 924 to 90 .040.
General Robert Toombs, of Georgia,
so we'll known to the public at large,
and not personally friendly to Elk,
President Jefferson Davis, of the Con
federacy, said recently, In abiding to
the scandalous charges smuggleG upon
the public by few malevolent enc.
mics 81 will stake my life on the
honesty of Mr.. Davis, and if 1 am
mistaken will give him receipt in
full for Georgia's part of the fund,
and pay every man in the State at pal
who claims dime"
The daily gazette., 1882-01-06
Not Found Yet

On Friday morning last, when the
late Col. McComb left this CITY for the
purpose of attending a dinner ten ,
dered to the Hon. F. T. Frelin0-
huysen, Secretary of State, he had a
Vallse which contained his dinner
suit. The valise was deposited in the
baggage car before leaving this citv
and when the train arrived in PhilaI
delphia Mr.. McComb called at the
baggage car and secured il. He waS
seen to leave the depot with it in his
possession, but when he was found
In the West End Hotel parlor il was
not IN his possession. The valise has
not as yet been heard from.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-06
rron Yesterdays Late Editioa
Gov. HAIL y VIEW y.


WHAT HK THINKS OF THINGS IN esN-
ERAL AND SUSSEX POLITICS IN PAR>
TIcULAR.
Governor Hall came down from
PhiladelphiS, this morning. ON his
way TO lis home Ia Frederick, and
stopped over for the purpose OF o tend
ing the annual meeting OF the Milford
and Bay Shore Railroad Company, Of
which he is q stakeholder and ex-
President.
During his stay here GAZETTE ie-
porter enjoyed very pleasant con-
versation with the genial and ever
courteous Executive. The Governor
has been very busy Of late in bis vessel
Affairs, particularly in STRENGTHENING
out the tangle caused by the wreck
of two of his scho inerH--tbe Carrie
Hall and the Lucy Wheatley-which
were caught in fearful storm of the
North Carolina coast last August, and
seriously injured. They we're repaired
at Port Royal and 30 s'eep were the
charges for labor and material at that
place that the two yes els cost the
Governor $4,000. The work could
have been done in this city, had 1t been
possible TO bring the vessels here, for
one third this sum.
Speaking Of the Milford & Bay Shore
railroad the Governor was of the
opinion that the Penn. Il. r. Co.,
which now owns the Bay shore charter
would do little or nothing this year
towards building this line, unless they
obtain control Of the Junction and
Breakwater Railroad. In this event,
by constructing a line from Dover to
Milford and then on through Milton 10
Nassau, on the J. d b., thus avoiding
the turn the latter road takes 10 reach
Georgetown, q short air line could be
secured from WILMINGTON TO RehobOlh
Beach. From Dover to Milford nine
miles would be saved, and q like dis
lance from Milford to Nassau. With
road like this, and the running
of fast express trains from
Wilmington 70 Rehobotb Beach the
latter place might be- made q, popular
a summer resort as Cape May or Allan
tic City, as II possesses all the Da,ural
advantages aud only needs qlIck and
steady railroad communications. With
Rehoboth built up the through line, aided
by the local uafic, might be made to
pay handsomely.
The Governor also spoke OF that alb
sorbing topic-Sussex County politics.
he regretted the tendency Of Democratic
leaders In that CouDtyto work In clIqnes
or factions, and thought the Democratic
people n light remedy this difficulty by
aaking band In the primary elections
aud electing unpledged delegations To
the State Convention. BY this means
= good, strong candidate for Governor,
not identified with either Of the warning
factions, might be nominated, and the
success Of the State ticket thereby az
sured in advance. However, he is hope
ful that all the preliminarles will be
amlcally arranged, and feels confident
that the Democracy will sweep the state
by safe majority ii they only enter the
contest with united front.
Personally the Governor looks well
and wears easily the weight Of bis more
than sixty i've years He LEFT MS kind
regards for his many friends In vii
mington, and regretted that by reason
OF being compelled to leave for home on
the LOS p. N. train he was unable 10 call
upon then in person. ma
The daily gazette., 1882-01-06
MAs0UERADING As A DUKE.
HOW COLUMBUS o'DoNELL, OF BALTI-
MORE, DEoEIyED THB PHIL
ADKLPHIANs.

PHILADELPHIA, January 4. A sensA
tIon has been crested IN fashionable
circles In this city by the discoVery th L
q handsome young stranger, reg ister inR
ct thu st. Georges Hotel as LIE Due
DeDgein, Of France, was not foreigner
at all. but = dAshInR young Baltimore
swell over here for frolic, who thought
II Wonld b. amusing 70 come the French
nobleman over RnIieless PhilLdelphians.
In some circles during his few days
star be made considerable headwav, but
found II uphill work with some Of the
clever Philadelphia club meu who had
travelled aof bad had their teeth
cat. SpsndIdly built and with hne man.
Ders IL was natural that b . should make
a favorable impression. He was 81 he
Bellevue Hotel great deal and tired to
get quarters there, but Mr.. Boldt, the
propI etoT, D. 70 exacuDR that be would
not ever s,t'Ui duke without creden-
tials. A young gentleman TO whomths
WAS IesUrript vent TO the hotel, having
had his sn PIGEONS aroused, and recoR.
niZad him as Columbus O'Donell, heir
TO large fortune aud great beau In
society. Friendly influence was brought
to bSar and he gave up attempting 10
carry bis escapade any further, and has
left for home.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-06
RESCUED FROM

William J. Coughnn, of somarv,IIa
"a ass, says; IN the fall of 1876 / vas
sAnen with BLEEDING OF THE LuNos
.olowed oY severe cough. 1 lost INV
appeute and flesh, and was confined ~
ny eed. In 1877 was admitted 10 the
- nosplIal. me doctors said had a hole
one time report went aronnd ,ho,
was dead. gave mp hope, nut a frisnd
toid me OF DR.. WILLIAM HAIIJs
sALSAM FOR THELUNGS. 9ot :
oS'tle, wnen to my surprise, l commenc-
90 TO feel better, aud to-day feel hstte,
than for three years past. O0''e'
al LII n, tnls hoping every one afflict.
S1 Wild Diseased Lungs will take M
WILLIAM HALLS BALsAM and :.
convinced zen that CONSUMPTION IA n
DE oOhED. l can positively sav il has
one more good than all the other r,sdil
mes have taken since my sickness.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-06
Personal Mention.

Hon, Frastus Brooks is the soul
Of harmony.
Sunset Cox wants the tariff on
sugar revised.
Bob Liecoln's Presidential boom
is as gentle as a June zephyr.
JAy,Gonld never had a university
education but his amanuensis Hurl-
bert, had,
A. II. BIssell late law clerk of the
Post Office Department, died yester
day at Norwalk, Conn.
SecretrrY Frellnghuysen declines,
because of pressing public business
q dinner rendered him by the bench
and bar OF New Jersey.
Solicitor General Phillips yester-
day formally presented Attorney
General Brewster to the judges Of
the United States Supreme Court.
Judge John Phelps Putnam, of
the Superior Bench of Massachusetts,
died of pneumonia in Boston on
Wednesday night. II was appointed
to the Superior Bench in 1859.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-06
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
LONDON. Jan s. 1880

LONDON, Jan. 5, 1852.
The funeral Of NJ. Herold In Paris.
yesterday. was attended by q large pro.
cession, including many troops. There
were no religious service.
A despatch to the Daily Neps from 1t.
Petersburg announces that Sarah Bern
hardt has completed her engagement
there and gone to Warsaw.
Mr.. Morton, the United States Minis.
ter TO Franco, Will give a banquet in
honor OF M. Gam beta and other French
Ministers In Paris to-day.
Prince Bismarck hopes TO secure the
support OF the whole Centre, and with Il
carry all the government measures, in
Guiding the tobacco monopoly hill.
The Vienna Political Correspondenc,
processes 10 have Information thai MIR
Hunt, Secretary of the Navy, will suc.
coed Mr.. Phelps Is United States Minis.
ter here.
The Bordeaux Tribunal of ComInerc,
has formally declared Joseph CbarroiI :
bankrupt. bis liabilities amount "a
10000 He has absconded. AID :
warrant for his arrest has been is usd.
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PhIIaaeIphIa's FemnIe Broker.

Jan. 5.-Mrs. Marion
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bearing before Magistrate List this af.
ternoon upon the affidavit of Harriet s..
Dunning, charging her with embezzle
element Of money and securities belong
ing to deponent. Mrs. Dow was COM
united to prison in default OF $1,000
bail. The same defendant was to have
bad another bearing before Magistrate
Lennon this afternoon upon the charge
Of enbezzlement brought by another
person, but the suit was Withdrawn by
the Iroserutrix
The daily gazette., 1882-01-06
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Return Of the COmmi.,...

The Buildlng Committee Of the New
Aims House and Insane ASYLUM re-
turned today at los from their wish ~
inspection, upon which they left Tins
city ON Tuesday last. '
The objective point OF the committee
was the State Asylum for the Insane Al
Morrlstown, n. j. Upon the arriVsI
Of The committee they were Handsomely
received and entertained. Thev 10y
sLown the buildings which are The hand
s sol aud most complete In the STATE
their visit. " VIVID
The daily gazette., 1882-01-06

LONDON, Jan. 5,lss2.-The Cardinal
Archbishop of Rouen, who recently re-
turned from home, has published lets
ter describing the position OF the Pope.
He urges the Italians 10 choose another
capital and leave Rome to the Pope, In
order TO avert the necessity Of his de-
parture from that city. The Prussian
governments Ecclesiastical bill is mere
" one empowering the government TO
provide for q concillatory admlninlstra-
ton Of the May laws.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-06

AZ noon to-day the annual meetIno =,
me Milford & Bay Shore Railroad ~ "
neld at the r, W. g. B. r. r. depot &c
TINS city. Several amendments N ,ho
bylaws were adopted and the folio vi ne
Presiient-Manlove Hayes, Dover.
secretary and TreAsurer-Wm. n
Dtrectors-A. j. Casastt IN.
Green and VIM. A. Patton. III
phia, and John w. Hail. Issac r s
George V. Massey, ESQ, BrSSsnIJ
ware VI OeIA-
The daily gazette., 1882-01-06

that remedy made of such common.
simple plants as Hops, Buchu, Man.
drake, Dandelion, &C., should make
80 many and such great cures as Hon
bitters do; but when old and young.
rich and poor, pastor and doctor, law.
yer and editor, all testify to having
been cured by them, you must believe
and try them yourself, and doubt no
longer. ~
The daily gazette., 1882-01-06

ANSAPoLIA Jan. 4, 1882.

AkNAPOLtni JAn' y 1908
The Legislature met to-day and or
ganized. In the Senate George IL.
Williams (dem. J, Of Baltimore county,
was elected President, aud 10 the
House, Otis KeilholtE (dem.), Of Bat
timore city, was chosen Speaker. In
both houses there was an entire change
"a clean sweep Of old officials. In the
Senate, John II. Miller, of Cecil conn
ty, an ex state Senator, was elected
Secretary, and John Barrett, OF Balti-
more, reading clerk. In the House,
Joseph b. Seth, OF Talbot county, was
elected chief clerk, aud John b.
Baughman OF Frederick, reading clerk.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-06
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS,

TUESDAY, January SPIN.
FLOUR continues dull. but prices were
wtthCut essential change. sales OF l6OO
barrels, including Minnesota extras, at
50 so a $50 for clear, and at k7s7 rs for
straight; Pennsylvania extra family at
50 loa6 30; Western do. do. at 90 75a7 &
and patents at 81 81 = = Is. Rye Flour is
quiet, We quote at d IS as % for mix
lure and pure.
GRAIN Wheat is dull, unsettled and
raLner lower Sales of Red at ol 40. At
the open board 81 A. was bid for Janu-
ar, 81 Az Tor February, and 9l45 for
Mar n. Corn Is fairly active. ga es of
800 bushels, Including yellow at $50. |;
do. White, at &c.; 40. tsteamer at Bda
DC. do. No. 3 al 8i15c. do. rejected at
toHc,; old yellow AT e.. F.; and do. mixed
AZ b9c. 900 bushels FEBRUARY sold at
7lhc., aud 20 OOJ bushels January at 69a
tS1sc. AT the open bOATe Csc. was b id for
tnuary 6Ukc, for ebruary, and 721zc,
Tor March. oats are quiet. Sales OF 1000
bushels, including white AT 5lab21<c. and
rej scted aud mixed At 5Oc, The rec ipta
to-day were as follows: AIS barrels hour
1000 bushels waeat, ~, 400 bushels corn.
l9.3OJ bushels oats, 300 bushels barley;
| 626 bbls. whisky.
WHISKY so bbls. of Western iron
bound sold sat 81 10 per gallon,
HAY AND sTRAw.-Receipts of hay. %
tons. mere was fair inquiry for good
hay at &l9, and exceptional sales in sin
gle car lots at 3lY. 6Og3O No, and infer
.of stock dragged heavily ct prices rang
Ing from SIS down TO SO, according 10
| quality and condition. Rye straw was
quoted steady at 8i5@Is.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET
MONDAY, Dec, % S r. IA.
BEEF CATTLE were In fair demand and
| prices WIRE a traction higher. 300 head
| arrived and sold at the different yards
at 314a7l4e.' per 10, the latter rate for extra.
SHEEP.-Good sheep were active land
| rigner. l2,nUU head arrived and sold al
| the different yards at 3 &c. per ID
and lambs at a &c. as To condition.
HOES were in demand at an aduaCca
5000 head arrived and sold at the differ.
ent yards at n a 91zc. per pound, the
| late rate for extra.
WHlsKY.-lG0 bbls. Western iron-bound
sold at 81 lSper gallon.
Park DrOUe Yard SD aud Lancaster ape
nue.. West Ptitttoetp hto, Dec. 20.
SHEEP.-Extra, 40 TO 100 lbs, 81 10 5SS
good, ~ to 100 lbs. ~ 81 fair. 50 to 3;
.hs., a4l2; cul!s, 3 81. Lambs
rod. 6a6A !; medium, 5a5%; common
= 90 y Is. Calves 8 Sc. Arrivals, $50,
read. Li.nter supply and market brick
n, but at no advance.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-06
FerociOus Pet.

GALVESTON, Tex, Jan. 8.
A special despatch to the NeWs
from San Antonio says 1.-Two M5xi.
can women at San Pedro Creek, in
the outskirts of that city, were set
upon by pet deer and one of them
fatally gored. The other woman Is in
a less critical condition."