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n FREE TRAIN.

Another Free Train from st. Paul to Min
neap0lis this Morning at 10 :3O-Co1ton s.
Co. Give the Public Another Benefit-A
FREQ Train, and Plano to be Given
Away.
At half past 10 o'clock this morning a train
will leave the Union depot for Minneapolis.
This train, which will be accompanied by
band of music, will be free to all who wish to
visit Colton's Big Glass Store, Minneapolis,
and secure an opportunity to obtain piano
without paying one cent for it. The Coltoh's
have been receiving new goods every day for
the past week, and the large stock which was
largely diminished by the recent holiday trade,
is well replenished with fine goods, marked
with prices far below those OF any similar
store in the west. Every person visiting the
store to-day, or this week, will be presented
with numbered ticket, emitting them to
chance in the drawing of the fine $500 piano
mentioned in the GLOBE of yesterday. which
will take place January It, Do not miss the
train this morning. but be on hand at 1890
O'Clock and visit Colton's. Remember, it will
cost Won nothing
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GENERAL FOREIGN.

LONDON, Jan. 11.-Jean Dupre, it is said
reports that the finding of the boat of the
Jeanette, containing corpses, is discredited in
official quarters at st. Petersburg.
PARIS, Jan. 1.-THE census of Paris gives
the population at 2,225, 800, against 1885, 800
in 1876.
Lieutenants Aubertino and Audemond
fought duel with revolvers at Saigon, Coch-
inc China Aubertine was shot through the
body.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 1.-THE steamer POnsear
sailed to-day for Halifax with the marquis of
Lorne on board. The Princess Louise took
leave of the marquis shortly before the sailing
of the steamer. At the town luncheon, the
marquis, replying to toast, said the princess
remained behind at his request until she had
sufficiently recovered her health, and she had
consented to remain only under the advice of
her physicians.
VIENNA, Jan. 11.-One of the leaders of the
Warsaw riot, formerly Russian officer, has
been arrested. Upon him was found list of
the jewels which were to be plundered from
several distinguished persons in Warsaw.
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The Ashland Murderere.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 11-An Ironton,
Ohio, special says the steamer Telegraph,
with the Ashland murderers aboard,
passed there at 10 o'clock to-day When
the whistle sounded hundreds of people
flocked to the wharf. hree-fourths of
the workmen in the mills left their work.
The military guard on the boat would
not allow anyone but passengers to go
aboard, and hence no disorder arose. It
will be too late to begin their trial to-
day after arrival at Cattleburg, even if
the Indictment is found when they reach
the place.
CATLETsBURG, KY, Jan. 1.-THE steamer
Telegraph arrived at 3 clock with prisoners
Ellis, Croft and Neil, charged with the murder
of the Gibbons family at Ashland. They
were under guard of three companies of mill
tia. Although the town was filled with peo-
pie the prisoners were landed and taken to the
court house without any excitement or any
indication of mob violence. Croft and Neil,
who were handcuffed together, tried to show
spirit of boldness by chatting and bowling to
acquaintance. Ellis was more quiet. He
was taken Immediately before the grand jury,
which will probably be IN session all day to-
morrow. The prisoners are kept in one of
the upper rooms of the court house, under
close guard of fifteen soldiers. The people
are all impatient for the trial proper to begin.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
IRELAND.

DUBLIN, Jan. 11.-Ennis, reporter on Arch
bishop Crokes paper at Thurl, has been ar
rested.
Large quantities of Irish are being exported
to America.
The Ladies' Land League announce nearly
El0O received for general purposes since the
last meeting, and E428 for the relief of pris-
oners' families. The two men who attacked
house at Carolake in November, and stole
f1O, have been sentenced to ten years penal
servitude.
Chief Secretary for Ireland, Forster has re-
turned.
The emergency committee to-day dispatched
messenger by mail train from Dublin with a
bag of writs, to be delivered at police stations
In Westmeath, Galway, Rose Common and
Mayo. While the train was travelling at a
rapid speed gang attacked the messenger in
the railway carriage, seized the bag and de-
strOyed the Writ5.
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impression that congress had been derelict in
not providing for the allotment of land, and
IN severalty was erroneous. The petition was
referred to the committee on Indian affairs.
Senator's Pendleton, Hall and Cameron pa J
were announced as the senate section of the
joint committee on the memorial services of
the late superintendent of coast survey, c.
Z. Patterson.
Senator Morgan offered a resolution which
was laid over to be printed, for a special CON-
mittee on woman suffrage in the question of
the matter of suffrage in Utah, and reported a
bill to set aside any existing laws comforting
suffrage on the women of that territory.
Senator Anthony stated that on the 10Th
inst. he would ask leave to submit resolutions
of respect to the memory of Gen. Burnside.
Senator Cameron wis gave notice that on
the 18th he would present resolutions in COM
memoration of Senator Carpenter.
Senator Brown offered resolution, which
was laid over, supplying each senator not
chairman of committee with clerk.
Adjourned.
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PERSONAL,

L. Hawley, of Faribault, is at the Clarendon,
r. M. Bassett, of New York, is at the
Clarendon.
W. c. Bedford, of Fergus Falls, can be found
at the Merchants.
Senator Adams, of Hastings, has taken
rooms at the Clarendon.
Haverly's Mastodons are quartered at the
Clarendon, forty-eightin number.
L. A. Ostrom, of the Excelsior Manufactur-
ing company, st. Louis. is at the Clarendon.
E. J. Davis, of Mankato, and E. W. Leav-
ems, of Faribault, were in St. Paul yesterday.
F. M. Crosby, of Hastings; L. L. Hall, of
Brainard, and GEO, A. Hoagland, of Ovation
ma, are at the Merchants.
Chas. o. Rice, Esq, superintendent of the
retail department of Auerbach, Finch s. Van
Slyck, left last evening for New York and the
eastern markets on business trip of proba-
bly, six weeks duration.
W. w. Pendergast, an old resident of
Hutchinson, Mcleod county, and prominently
identified with the educational work of the
state, is in the city in consultation with Prof.
Kiehle upon institute work.
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New Jersey Legislature.

TRENTON, N. j., Jan. 1.-THE senate
adopted resolutions in reference to the death
of the late President Garfield, and calling for
the just and righteous punishment of The as
sassin, whom the resolutions declare is a sane
man.
In the house a resolution was adopted in re-
lation to the death of Gen. Fitzpatrick, late
United States minister to Chilli, asking that
government
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Dakota Division

DEADwooD, Jan. ia mass convention
of the people of the Black Hills, held here
last night, adopted resolutions favoring the
division of Dakota on the 10th parallel, and
the admission of the southern part to state
hood. A committee of fifty.one was appoint
ed to go to Washington and urge the matter
upon congress.
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Virginia Readjusters

RICHMOND, Jan. 1.-THE Readjust-
ers caucus tonight nominated the
following state officers: Second auditor.
81. H. Dyson, present incumbent; secretary of
commonwealth, W. C. Elarn, editor of the
Wing, Readjuster organ; register of land
office and superintendent of public buildings
Geo. Brockenirough, present incumbent;
treasurer, Thos Reively; superintendent Of
penltentiary, 8. c. Williams, present incum-
bent; superintendent of public printing, r. F.
Walker, present incumbent. Auditor of pub
lie Accounts Mostly refused to acquiesce in
the caucus rules, and the office passed for fu-
tIlra consideration
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virginia's Missing Coupons.

RICHMOND, Va, Jan. 1.-THE committee of
the legislature report they are not able to trace
the person who distracted the s9O, 900 coupons
from the second auditors Office, but main
tain that the predecessor of the present incum
ing coupons over $63, 900 were paid in by the
assistant treasurer of Richmond, and he certi-
tes they all bore his cancellation stamp. The
treasurer's Office is nine years behind in Its
work of posting accounts, and the books are
in almost inextricable confusion.
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Contingent Fund Investigation.
star Route Prosecutions.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE senate COM
mittee Investigating the contingent fund ex-
penditures of the several executive depart
ments examined Senator Sherman to-day in re-
gard to the alleged frauds and Irregularities in
the treasury department expenditures while he
was secretary. He disclaimed any knowledge
whatever of Irregularities AMI discrepancies
that had been discovered, and s i'd the secretary
of the treasury has too many matters of
weighty import to look after, to watch all the
minute details of the department; that
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Wisconsin Legislature.

MILWAUKEE,. Jan. 1.-THE Wisconsin legis-
lature convened at Madison at IL o'clock to-
day. In the assembly F. L, ellison was elect
ed speaker, and E. 8. Coe chief clerk. In the
senate Geo. B. Barrows was chosen president
pro tenn, and G.. E. Bross chief clerk. No
business outside of organization. Gov. Rusk
will deliver his message at noon tomorrow.
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Small POx.

SPRINGFIELD, Jan. 11.-Up to date there has
been twenty-five cases of small pox in Lake
View and eight deaths. The secretary of the
board reports very gratifying reception of
the vaccination order, and estimates that
about $50, 600 school children will have been
vaccinated by January Is, the period fixed by
the board for the exclusion of all unvaccinated
children.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.
RESUMPTION OF THE STAR ROUTE
PROSECUTIONS.

Speculation as to the Result of the Guiteau
Trial-Both Sides Pleased With the De-
cision Of Judge Cox-Intervtew With the
Acknowledgment of the Contingent
Fund Investigation--Senator Sherman
Made to Face the Music in Person
Work of the Congressional Committees
Railroad Land Grant BnI-Agricultural
Convention-The Utah Contest-General
Notee and News
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Iowa Legislative Caucus.

Dies MONIES, Jau. 1.-THE caucus adopted
two resolutions by an unanimous vote, one
asking President Arthur to retain Governor
Kirkwood as secretary of the interior, and the
other asking If Kirkwood is to retire, that
Governor. John 81. Gear be chosen to the
cabinet
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FUNDING and POLYGANY
OCCUR WING ATTENTION OF SENATE
4 ND HOUSE RESPECTIVELY.

Sherman's Three Per Cent. Bill Debated
in the Senate-Senator Vest Attacks the
Meas lre, and Is Replied to by Senator
Sherrn an-Debate In the House on the
Canno Campbell Csse-The Haskell
ResoI ution Finally Observation-Disclosures
GUS Legislation of Both Houses.
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ADeyilish Deed.

CINCINNATI, Jan. n.-To-night near New
Paris, Ohio. on the Dayton It Western Division
of the Pan Handle road, the west bound ex-
press was wrecked by rail being purposely
removed. The mail and express car was badly
damaged The fireman was seriously injured,
but the passengers were unhurt.
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DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.

DAILY LOCAL MEANS.
Bar. Their. Dew Point. Wind. Weather.
SO.303 25.2 1877 SW Clear.
WEATHER DAY.
WASHINGTON, Jan. IL, 1 Standardization
For upper Mississippi and lower Missouri val
leys, increasing cloudiness followed by light
snow or rain, easterly or southerly winds,
falling barometer and slight changes in tenn
perature
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MAKE NO EXCEPTION.
u, Plain Talk to District Attorney
Corkhnl Regarding His Duty.

Washington sentinel, Oct. a.
lAHarrington, who styles himselfchai.-
'sdthe Delaware Republican State Cen
I0umittee, is in the city and receiving
athes on the "victory in Delaware.
! ydional Republican says that 1t puts
In faith in Dick Ilarrington's dispatches
h d those Of the Associated Press.
4 ym We remember that In our District
dnInal Court an indictment for his con-
ssiOn with the most outrageous safe burg
y nscaty Is pending against Dick Har-
giOn. The charge is that he has, as Dis
NJ Attorney, associated aud conspired
M notorious burglars and thieves to en-
|lp and ruin In the midst of night a peace
and honorable citizen, in order to quiet
opposition against Shepherds regime
u help the fortunes Of the sinking ring.
bis plot was so hellsh that storm of IN.
gnation ran Though the whole land and
lslly swept Shepherd and his government
1t Of existence.
As District Attorney Corkhill, to whom
shall send copy of this paper, does NOT
ssd the Repabiedn and other daily papers
-br, II be did, he would have done his
t4n this case long ago-we respectfully
hSm him Mr.. COrkhill I Dick Harring
asatown Examine your criminal In,
tlSAs aud make no exception In the casl
VI! Let him have speedy, fair and
"a Wal, aud do your sworn duty, like {
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:. ,.plAs oUrBHEAK.
:, arms Along the Frontier
eed.klns ~ ne Imminent.

y. IN Arms Along the Fron''eF'
h ssd'llss' 'rroubIe r. Imminent.
and ~ Olt "a special to
itsossft rom Guaytnas, ,,r,sr wv with dis.
Id the ol@l l@Glomrmandant Artiz, st A,amos la p o.
Ltls from nn,,ia. Ug reports that the. faqu,
LCrrruof Vu" a,"ns are joining forces ana
IA Mayo lDu'Sr ! General outbreak. There u
Fsmrng for 3 g,a g,,a%ent here on account Of
pddsraDlTT The long bridge Of tne ssars.s sono.s
Dss', ..,li offer means o. sPeeas g;nan
Egs'y WI tor O the Indians. The mex,ean ~
6uJ@%as %s,,eO Il, is here, and the post is
Ip ~ rsrrisoned. ,..,a,,. The banks of
I SsaaI Indians innaU,s 'a,,ns south soo Of here.
T'qa,s ssr n 10000. They are under ,s,, tne
DaaDeGIh Ghiel :, Cajomo, who fought with
bsied yn' InrIp0 the revolution. lie has
french nrairy au'i infantry and artillery
pBsed ca' ,ssac supplies OF ammunition:
Z. W Indians number aoou, o,oVv, .,sas ame
w VI i an the banks Of the Mayo RIVER
s'lsu iss miles nj from the Yaqui river
" - n ',c,aco. Oct. s.--A Tucson dis
~ fRANV.,ICba I. Charles Hussler, the inter
asy|,ht ,he San Carlos Agency for several vera.
hu va il au interview said the ulssa',s. US, ,',.
% sPlse ong !" the Indians was caused by
ba su,Ouf ,s, r Agent Tiffany, who, instead
uaau.s .s,,oos II 10 the Indians, sold them
pdng ia" ,sst season. Hussler was in
pas'ib y ~ Tiaauy to say to the White
~ Indians that the proceeds OF tnelr
sa could be used 70 buy plows,
sn~ .tc &C. hut the failure OF the
" !, rs,eiye them caused much dis
.,oort woman was killed last May,
n'uNt .onort was given out that the
nr Angels OF the Mormons d.d
49, Uusslpr states that the murder
'@~mi,cd '@% by the White Mountain
~ faur Of whom acknowledged theiI
.si"s,iou in the affair recently, and said
q'r"rrd the body, by the advice ol
% aso 50 as to guard the Indians from
% s.0n [Thcy never bury theirvlctims.
~, ] mat these Indians have been en-
"a largely III teaihhS
!" Southern Arizona and Sonora
T. i ON ranch near the
s.,lou belonging TO an Ameri'
AT # the agency these facts were
tDoxu. Husslcr states that the princi'
1ridlug, killing and plundering by the
,mton Apaches was planned by one OIL
Mites His relation with the agency
.lrprcter compelled secrecy, as Tiffany
M ,cheming to protect his wards, nc
n, what they might he guilty of. i'
"A. state Of affairs at San Carlos undel
M Tiffany that is iearfnl-facts which
n possession of the proper authorities
.v6jch cannot be given TO the public
4 mrties who have been in complicit,
he Apache murderers and thieves ar
IN into custody"
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APARALYZING OBSTACL Il.
SAAo This Written tor Delaware rs
Well as for New YORK;?
ALBANY Evening Journal, Rep.1

ALBANY Evening journal, Rep.l
ElEeeh the Republican party and the
4aa'On OF It's noble ambitions one OBJ
VIE Stands A coterie Of small men. with
'al horizons not wider than the fields Of
NPflInaries and impudent ambitions as
~ y thc Possibilities Of the purse, have
e'fh lc management of the party.
~ Asn we not in sympathy with Repub-
s.sA' Ivy are not In sympathy with
lInlng OF apst'ody but themselves, Their
saEfy, thek nnscrupulousness, their
s,s' I.ane's' disgust Ill thinking men. Their
.klsalp deters thousands upon Thousands
i%ng men from joining the Republican
" ihelrdead weight paraIyzes Repub-
n. n asTgy, dismays Republican hopes,
= " si'efaiiees make us ridiculous IN the
~ s, intelligent people. Their actions
~ u to blush on every cheek. These
under Hayes aud Garfield, were an
N. ,DS,ia.sment. Under, and because o.
n NJ lh h,aey are positive obstacles in the
ssRepublcanism. TAg obstacle mus
- ftrsudsion. ,uQyRing, menace
~ @ failed. Eery stU, Meg roRcI
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am throughout the entire land as practil
uoner and lecturer, will arouse the sur
prise and possible aDimosity of the medica-
profession and astonlsh all with whom / am
acquainted, but make the foregoing state
ments based upon facts which / AIN prepared
70 produce and truths which can substan-
tiate to the letter. The welfare of those
who may possibly be sufferers such as was,
10 an ample inducement for me to take the
step have, and II can successfully warn
others from the dangerous path in which I
once walked, am willing TO endure all pro-
fessional and personal consequences.
j. b. HESIoN, NJ. d.
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Cliester's BI.Centennia,

q
\ iaf0oEe nv Of Delaware county In general
49, 49, ol Chester In particular, will
1 A. L sGe tSo Hundredth Anniversary
1 d o,,aIg amazing OF William Penn, on Mon
gs'Oosr 'asioN oS % cSmReReing With repre-
|sst 'Su . "a Ol The landing at the foot Of Penn
N |. 'SO Eva =; m', with graud scenic effects,
E m a., English, Dutch, Swedes and Indians.
/ !, ''ulne I'M m OF the period Penn's meet
=I,s.@ @ ~ captain Markham aud Robert
" ,Ss, tSe naming of Chester, which was
h. xH nat time known as Upland, etc.
Ia PI,a Te " a great parade, embracing Red
IN slIe Department, Civic Associations.
sliSHn H'@y u Posts. Military, Cadets, etc.
eiiapE = c,uI,, ,u', magnificent pyrotechnic ex.
lIs~' Ip,os'pg with colossal figure Of
|np1 p Ienll and the good ship "Wel.
/ sIDs.i, ior The benefit Of those Intending
" errn.., he above ceremonies, reduced
ksAer SSSlon % s tickets will be sold on
hGlSennSS,int it0% "a: al ticket stations on the
staa Soa, Wilmington and Baltimor,
" lrs,s sySu W., 70 return until oath. The
ssne ~ s"lRngton 40 cents, Delaware
aa1s ~. y. Newport 90, Stanton sOr Pm
GU h, ISsSaHs S,s 80, Hare's Corner 50' New
Eka N 'tS.e c hoad 65, Bear rs, Porter s5
SCaboIt' r. o. oS04ch o 90, keeney 95, Glasgow
N* w. Feybold S5. DelaxsIsrc City
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Bird Mamma

St,'es. Il aa In constant song, and cures
'@cO. tsmants q cents at drug store. Bird
NAudep, N, j,
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NetArrh of the Rladta.

lauODc 'h ,S' of the Bladder.
n aad irritation, inHammation, all Kid.
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z Jour l"s dead Cannot be Raised

issaSiNSISd BY "a the are badly wasted away can
tI Discovery NV j use Of DR.. Pierce's Golden
si iy yTas, eO., altefaat,Yls. 1. Is however uneqalied
s cSSsSs ccStes the most ms oS.,d and nutritive, and
,Slunsstsn colds. AMI nvIp1sunate cases OF bron-
ssEaSS1g g in efficaSCn, ffaS n,heipient consumption.
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GONd Ah.,i..

aseks eks 4 Of @oia, Investment or speculation
y Aessrs n worm great deal. We hear
~ spOndents' uss; us ~ Vermont a Co., the
y - o su6scrinoof s OF 400 American papers.
te .al.e ansScIaaTIe rs, for 81 per W quarter. , =
h ass TIE New yst yos, M Si Information, con-
ASSpartlal and tofk ,o1 stock market. They
'p''na iaIr It ttls1 s,I1dependent,and ought to
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CLOTHNG.

.v1HE CORNERS.
WE IRE READYFoRl HE
FALL BUSINESS
In every department. Our
Custom +, ,om was never filed
as well as a t the present : time.
We have m; my specialties inn
ported direct which canne It be
duplicated and not to be fe 'und
in any other no use in this city
Our cutter superior Our
prices low for qu. Atty of g 'ods
and workmanship. One trlai
secures a permanen t. customer.
You are invited to V. sit us at
Fourth and Mark, It Sts.
WILMINGTON CLOTHING HOUSE
MERCHANT TAILORING EsTt \B-
LIsHMENT,
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AND IA. a. THOMAS. ST.

I AND IA. a. THOMAS, ST. CLOUD
IL BUILDING, Washington. d. O., practices
Contested cases. private land clailnh mining pre-
emption and homestead cases prosecuted before
the Department of the interior and Supreme
Court and all classes Of claims befare the Exeou-
tive Departments. Special attention sven 70
t0wn-site cases. Land warrants. h0DaSfeaT-
aosss. and al kinds or land Strip bought szd