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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-16
NEW YORK.
Especial Telegram to the Globe. ]


NEW York, Dec. 15.-The market re-
manned comparatively quiet during the
morning, which was very natural after the
excitement of the past few days. Prices
have been we'll maintained, however, and
the bears seem to have no power to re-
strain the advance. Union Pacific, in
which there still remains large short in
terest, was in demand, and sold at 104A.
The Pacific mail was marked up to 451
II was reported that the DeLesseps party
were buying the stock. Lackawanna ap.
pears to be coming to the front again. The
transactions in it have been large, and at
advanced figures. Delaware & Hudson
sold at 11O1. The trunk lines haye shown
more life. Lake Shore went above
118. New York Central is quot
ed ex-dividend, 2 lper cent. Nicke
Plate was active, selling at 33. There wa
rising in the last hour in Northern Pa
ci6c preferred to 86hs. The Indication
at the close were all in favor of highe
prices. st. Paul opened and closed a
1Os5s, its lowest point being 10S, and it
highest 1882. Northwestern began th
day at 1857, at one time sold IS lowe
and at another IS higher, closing at ID
Omaha opened at So, weakened to 565
! and ended the day at 573s. Book Island
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-16
DON'T goRGEF.


Co1tou,s Free Excur.ior ErxiIs From st
Paul aud stilIwa er This Morning..
LEAVE 81. PAUL
At 9 80 O'Clock this morning from anion
depot via special train for Colton's Big
Glass block, Minneapolis, and return this
afternoon free of all charge.
LEAVE srtIDwArrR
at O'Clock this moraing, also by free
train. and visit Colton's, Minneapolis The
Great Glass block is nov packed from
floor to ceiling with the finest and most
valued selection OF holiday goods ever
gathered Under one roof in the Northwest
and ev article IN the stock is plainly
marked kth prices from Is to SO per cent
lower than can be found in any other house
| in the state.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-16
ANOTHER MISSING GIRL.

A Chicago Damsei MysteriouSly Disap-
p.ars--NO c ne to Her Whereabouts.
Especial Telegram to the Globe. ~
CHICAGO, Dec. 15.-The tenth missing
girl whose absence cannot be accounted
for since the LIST of December was reported
yesterday. Mr.. Morton Jackson, book
keeper for the Illinois Central Railway
company, waited upon Mayor Harrison
with the information that his eldest daugh-
ter, Annie LOTUS Jackson, fourteen years
of age, had been missing since Monday
last. He said he and wife had sought the
absent one day and night, without avail,
and he came to ask that a force Of detec-
tives be detailed to assist in the search.
The mayor at once detailed two officers, and
a systematic search was commenced. An
ME was sent with younger sister by her
mother last Monday morning to Cottage
Grove avenue to order some coal. This
GRAND she performed, and then they call
ed on dressmaker living on Thirty fifth
street. Here she left her sister, and since
that time has not been heard of. A young
medical student is suspected of having alb
Quoted the girl. Nothing new was learned
of Annie Jackson to-day. The police OF
the Twenty second street station are en-
gagged in the search in their district, and
every effort is being made to discover some
trace of her, but as yet without avail. De-
tective Arnestein, OF the Central station
had an appointment at the armory this
morning with one of the girls relatives, fol
the purpose of getting out warrant fol
the arrest of the young medical student re-
ferred to above, who is suspected
of abduction by the relative
but failed to meet him
The detective thinks that some other clev
must have been discovered, which is mo-
made known even to the detectives yet
The force all over the city have the case II
hand, but he hardly expects developments
! for a day or two
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-16
AJOLLY PUNISHMENT.

The Brook n Aldermen, in Jail for Con-
t+mpt Provided With All the Luxuries
of the Season.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.
New YORK, Dec. 15.-In the appealed
case of the fifteen Brooklyn aldermen I'M
der sentence of fine and Imprisonment for
contempt of court, the general term of the
supreme court yesterday affirmed the orig
inal judgment, but reduced the term OF
Imprisonment to five days in each case
Sheriff Stegman was promptly notified OF
the decision, and the order was served
upon him to take the aldermen into Gus
tody forthwith. writ t.
the sherifFs Office was made
Just in time to find the prisoners gather
ing to be escorted to the Jail. AS they en-
tered they all looked very doleful, but a
their companions rallied them their scowl
vanished and forced smiles took thei
place. 1t was evident that the men fel
keenly the disgrace to which they we're be
ing subjected. A visit to the city priso
dispelled all idea that they were to becom
inmates of prison. The top floor o
the building consists of five large rooms
These were each furnished with some half
dozen beds, tables and chairs. and hghte
with numerous gas jets. The under shel
if stated that the city. father
would have the run OF thes
comfortable apartments, could hav
ANYTHING to eat that they chose to orde
might receive visitors at all hours, an
would be allowed to barn the gas all nigi
if they pleased. In snort, al the ordinal
rules of the Jail have been rescinded K
their benefit, and the Imprisonment,
which so much has been said and write
is but farce.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-16

first quotation was l31, and some sales
were made a higher. It closed e lower
than it began the day. Northern Pacific
common 1uctuated between Az and 46,
the last sale made being at 455s. Mani
toba started out at 1854, but eased off
half cent. Minneapolis & ST. Louis lost
81 from its opening price. SO cents.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-16
WASHINGTON.
THE RUMORS OF CABINET CHANGES
STILL IN CIRCULATION.

Folger to Retire and Lincoln to Go to Eng
land-A Novel Construction of the Chi
nese Law-The Strife for the Offices of the
Next House-The Ferry-Hubbel1 Contest
for the acknowledgement as a Re-
former-Deatn of Robert Ould.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-16

county, Mich. Albert Wickware, postmaster;
'Munt, Holt county, Neb., Frank Munt, post
master; Silkhope, Chatham county, N. c.,
Margaret L. Crutchfeld, postmistress;
Renegar, Lincoln county, Tenn, David P.
Renegar, postmaster.
The December cotton report makes the
aggregate appro2imating 100000 bales
of AGO pounds each. The estimated in
crease in Florida is g per cent, making IN
round numbers $4,000 bales; Mississippi
per cent or $4,000 bales; North Caro-
lima 10 per cent 421, 900 bales; Alabama
10 per cent or 10000 bales; Georgia IL
per cent or $4,000 bales; Louisiana 25
per cent or $1,000 bales; Tennessee %
per cent or 1900 bales. South Carolina
26 per cent or $4,000 bales; Texas 50 per
cent or 1922 90 bales; Arkansas 60 per
cent or $4,000 bales. I'M South
Carolina, Texas and Arkansas, last years
product was greatly reduced, which ac-
| counts for the large percentage of in
crease. Virginia, Missouri, Indian terri
tory and other districts may make $4,000
bales. The serious injury justly appre-
hended from the lateness and vigor of
growth did not occur. Killing frosts were
| everywhere later than usual, yet loss from
| immature bolls in some districts esti-
mated at 10 per cent. resulted in parts
of North Carolina, Tennessee, Arkan-
sas, and northern Texas, and
in less degree in other
states in the cotton belt. In northern
Mississippi the frost is reported twenty to
thirty days later than in average years.
The weather is generally favorable for
picking, and at many points exceptionally
good. The reverse is true in portions Of
Louisiana and northern Texas,and in soma
counties of Arkansas and other parts of
the Southwest From continued wet
) weather losses from the ball worm contin-
ned to be reported, mainly in west Missis-
sippi. This insect probably caused az
much damage as the caterpillar this sea-
son.
It is learned at the treasury department
that the tobacco growers of Connecticut
are much exercised over the increasing i'm
portation of Sumalia tobacco in this coun-
: try.
The Indian appropriation bill reported
!. to the senate since its passage by the
I house is increased in the aggregate amount
. $154,2OO. The aggregate amount appro
priated by the bill as reported to-day ii
: $5.366,156.
= Two miners, Shepherd and Levi, were
4 \ DE- -
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-16
Congressman orth's Condition.
Especial Telegram to tho Globe.

TSp0Cl8l ItitErHiI % tlo UtVk50'I
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Dec. 15.--Ihere Is no
change for thebett in the condition OF
the Hon. Godlove s. Ortiz, member from
the Ninth district. He is daily growing
weaker During tie recent cold snap he
became chilled through. took severe
cold, and has been worseisince, his lungs
being affected. To-day his condition IS
such as to elicit the greatest solicitude.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-16

MERRELL RYDER,
takes pleasure in announcing to his patrons that
he has now on exhibition the largest and finest
assortment Of ladies' seal and mink sacuues dol
mans and imported wraps, ever shown in the
Northwest, as well as a full line of gents fur
goods, also fancy robes and rugs; 500 Jackson
street, ST. Paul, MINI.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-16
Steamship News.

New YoaN. Dec. 15.-Arrived, Celtic
from Liverpool.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-16

Two miners, Shepherd and Levi, were
found dead at Juniata, Pa. mines yester-
day, under ten tons of sane.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-27
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

Busireas curing the week has been quite dull
ard the very unpropitious weather Ia, re,nd,d
everything. Money masters ara wi.hou! M,
terial cnange. In Baltimore there is al s,or.
dant supply ofc.pitsl and the interest rate lie sd
per cent. The New York market il very euv
with call loans on stocks 4a5 per cent and cs
United States bonds2 s3 per cent. Time monev
on stocks is len. TO. four months at S re. csu;
Prims mercantile paper ID 5a53 per ceIt U.s
bonds are firm, Viraiois consols are someshu
lower sg.in, selling yesterday at e3I. and c,c.,
irg 8. GA. 6}i. The 1919 bonds are also weak
or, selling at 405 10 4Q1. and closing 4cl.N
Paeler bonds are about steady at S9.S9} T,,
coupons are frmer. closing at 654. Black sesp
is in some request selling at S2i.S3. Railrcs,
stocks ere dull. with vary little inquiry ei,hs,
f., i1ves!msnt or speculation. Virgins Mid.
land preferred are quoted at 12)a125 and cou.
mon 80 bid. Bonds are moderately active.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-27
COMMUNICATED.
Fairfax and Alexandria Counties

Olo of The laity takes lssvs to disagree With
the Clerk Of the County Court of Aex,ndris
county &c does not believe, for ono instant,
that tho annexation Of the county of Alex.r-
dda to Fairfax oouaty would bs uu,opstitu ior :
ALL might. indeed bs little uncon- 7sniens
to !ha parties holding the ofic,s. Tho q1,l-
tim Of the cous:iutiona!i'y Of division of
territory has bsen SIN, tins settled bys dsci-
sion OF the Supreme Court CT The U. s 10 the
case of tho dismenbsrment of our old Com.
monwealth ADD the forming of West Vrginis-
a great outrage upon us. bat one whlsh va
must submit to, Does the legal eeu,leuao of
tho Clerks ch,e maintao that that 40! Of psl-
tition vas unconstitutional Itso, be OPPOSES
the traditions OF his party But. IS l uads,-
sisod bis position. be mus, do 80 to be cousi.-
tent, bops aud trust the cid c,u,ty Of Flii-
fax will take back snd fold 10 her stout arus
BIER wsSRsrd and long.lost chilt-Alsxsndtia
couoy. We here will gidy luin her over. |
will iuss here call a!teotIon TO the fact, that 10
1870 the city Of LYnchburg txteudad Der are.
by annexng her suburban population; ard no
one, ss Tar az know, and | WAS about, ever
claimed that the ac: WIS Unconstitutional. I
do not see what il 10 prev,ns the people of Al
exanari, c;untv ftcm unitirg them selves With
the pecp'e OF Fsirlax o,unty, oil parties being
wiling Tor tho marriage ceremony. The b,ps
having been published, lat tha marriage take
Dl.c' as speedily q, possible. AID may ba
thcrs to zee j. PROGREss
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-27
Enc IA arEeas.

BALT1M3E., Jar. 2T.-Virsinia SIS old -; do
deferred lS3; 90 consolidated &c: do % &c.
ries ssl; past due coup e5; new ~ 4os 80 bid TO-.
day. Cotton steady; middliDss liz flour
shade essier; Howard tirset and Western
super l2.S5 10; do extra 25.S6 Is do family
6 4IaS7 &c; City Mills super 25l$5 rs; doe1trs
kO,s6 25i DO family ,S7 IS; do kio brands
81 co. Pata: eco family 1875. Whelt-south.
ern 8 shade better; Western quiet and easier;
Southern red l13sl45; do amber l46il47: No 2
Western winter red sp5t and Jan l41taI42l !;
Feb l42!al4is; Mar i453,l4ts; April l46is
l47. Co5a-Sou!hern quiet aud sts.iy; West.
ern steady; Southern white so: Go yellow II;
Wastern mixed SEQ! 69SGA Fso t9:,6fi; Msr
7l3h7!s; May TAI asked; ttesmer 81 bi1. Oat.
easier southern 60s62; Western White 5l.52 !;
DO mixed t0.5!; Penns 50.52. Fye firm at
95slt0 Hay quiet prine 20 choice Penn. and
Nd IL s.6. Coffee firm: Bio csrgoss ordinary
to fair s3A9: Sugar steady; a sof.9s. WhiI.
key quiet at lls.Sll9.
NEW YcBK. January 27.-Slocks slror ger.
Money Cotton quiet; uplsnda ~; Orleans
III: Flour unchanged aud dull. Wheat dull
and Without Important change. Corn dull and
s::shsde easier.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-27
Letter from Richmond.

Correspondence of the Alexandra G:z,!te
RICHMOND. Va, Jasusry 26.-The fight
10 The readJuster ranks upon tho Authorship
still mouopoisss the attention ct the Legis!s-
ture. and by tho decision of the Speaker of the
House, that nothing else is 10 order but the
election Of Auditor, thu! body is Ertvspted
from dapo;ilg of tho largo Mount of business
before it. Bow tbs N alter is to e1d does not
ct present appear. Mr.. Riddl. bIeer. in this
crisis 10 liz political history seems to have les!
his toup.r. or. at least. to b, 90 damcrsl;zed
that be cannot indic.te any lios of scion that
be wishes bis followers 10 sdopt. The fac! is,
the rsrk Ct d file OF the rsa0ilsters d,plore the
FIGHT which Malone has insugursted uoon
Massey. They sro 20 les, deeply mortified
that The c)Dp.et CHrty OF which thy have
been Boosting has 10 part been for,ei ~ show
to the world 'ha: il il under The thumb Of one
man. This ii ,bt of three independent lesd-
listers asaloss The ons man power, tvsn
though Tia three may bs slaughtered. is q
sou'os of more anxiety 10 Mahoue sd mis-
crowd than be oarss 10 confess
General Ellotl's course in rssigoipg liz DC
si!ion ss president pro TEN. OF the Senate is a
matter OF general regret to the Senators of ali
parties. liz will doubtless rtml iu firm 10 hi,
decision not 10 reconsider bis determination.
Ho eriuys 90 eDvisble position 10 tho rsadjus-
ter psrty. Holding the o,n6denss Of bis polit-
ical opponents, indeed it is scarcely too m1ca
to say theit lows ard personally popular
with all, he is one Of the few men 10 public life
Of whom it can be ssid tha. bis political eua
mics aro among bis Wsrmess friends. At til,
tim, 20 one is spoken Of as bis SUCCESSOR. The
Malone clement would be glad to see dsmc-
c.at elected by the aid OF tho votes CT tho three
readius!erG, but this will not b. doue. Mr..
Riddlebereer was srxiou' to GIT the Ssns.a to
adjourn until Moudsy. His Objsct was .ub.-
less to got time to consider what bis course
should b, and how bes. be could work cus Of
The dill sum, 10 which be is PLACID. The Ma
hone ring are masking a dead Get at Senator
Hale. one of the boilers. aud also at Williams.
Mr. Hale. however, coni5uad 10 vote with bis
thros companions to day. The so,uts of Ms-
horo sre GOV 10 Hals's district erdsaveripR TO
work 40 sentiment smopR the read listers there
10 order to foIc, him to abandon bis position
Jadgs Lybrock insists tha. DO. ooe cf ths fur
viii give way 10 their 6glt for Massey. Tho
charges hioted at by Rlddleberger arc ssid to
refer to committee clerk Of the Senate.
STRoEGBow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-27
CInytou.BulWer Treaty.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 27.-Tbe correspondence
between the U aited States and Grast Britain
10 regard to the modification o. tho Clayton
Balwer treaty. respecting tho proposed Paus-
ma eanal. has been given to the press for pub
Ii1.:lon. Lcrd Granville. in bis note. ssys he
relies With confidence upon the observa1o, of
all toe engagements of the treaty alluded tn.
waioh ~A4 sisued g. Washington A,rl 10.
1850; whila 90 tbs other hs1d, tho American
Secretary lxbors to chow that tho provisions Ct
the treaty have always been unsatisfactory 10
far se'lrg American poi,iOiats 8. bairg intel
pret,d ciff:rent!y ~ bath nations aud he
thloks it better 10 the face Of the difficulty 10
a9regats i! sItsgetasr aud o,mo TO some rev
understanding 10 regard to the mater.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-27
VIRGINIA NEWS.

The new cotton factory 81 Dslville is DOW 10
full .ud successful operation. Ii Iun' 2.lO0
spiad!is. aud has tift5 horse motive power.
R. A. Mason. a prominent oi,iz,n ef Essex
county, ia dead. Wi liam Archer, w. II known
c,sz q of Chesitris'd county, is slso dead.
Nj. Islsc H.rdesly, f,rmerIy ef HNr.soz-
burg. died 10 Wheeling. W. Va, Mobdsy last,
aged So years.
Dsnv.lle sold lsrge y ever 5000. 900 pounds Of
leaf tobacc) for considerably mora than half q
million OF dollars. duriog the las. quarter Of
1881.
The residence of Geoig, H. Brown. in Pli1c'
Cog coua y, WAS burned yes:erl.y With s Il
its luroi,ure. The loss is estimated at s.. 500.
u3on which there was no insurance..
A Wsll-tc-io farmer near L]uohburg. named
James MckeDuey. has been arrested and com-
miaed to i sill on ths ohsrg, Of Rsinirg posse,
sion OF q deed to properly belonging TO Peter j.
SIinc. valued ct $l,60l. Oh false pretsnsss.
Rob. 1ogrAham. an old AID respected oitiz 30
Of Srr:y couuty, dir suddenly 10 bis buggy
while r.turning homs from the ccuitAOrss Q
day or TWO ago. He LETT the courthouse With
bis 500, in p,rfect heal.b, aad died before
goiog two miles. The c.u!s OF bis death is Ut
klowo.
A fatal Fl az toak place Tueedsy in the neigh
bo:hood OF Podiar Mil, Amherst clunty, be
tween respectable white man panied Crsed
Garter sud q co!ored map namsd Fsyeste Nc
Daniel, resulting 10 The former beirg Drained
With sick 10 the hands Of the later. The
negro is ss large.
B nvars hsv, Occasionally ben en q! ia!e. =
vas Gu the james RiVlr and it's irltu aries A
fsR dsys siDca beaver Wy. ki,d in the vicir
ity of Swift Creek Bfi!g,. 10 Chesterfield
clunIy. Possibly the ggsnic rodent was il.
sp:cirg ,hs bridge with view of enulaling
the structure
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-27
TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
From Richmond

lSpsclsl Dispatch to tn, Ale1andris G.z,Ite ]
RIcHM2sD. Jan. H.-Whsn the Senate met
this morning the committee appointed to select
tina COMMITTEE, TO investigate the charges against
caf!tia offc,:s ct tha: body re :rted the follow
ing ss said committee: Hessrs. Riddlebergar,
Barry, L7trook Walker and Stevens. Mr..
Riddebe.ger declined TO serve
Mr. Ne~oerry nominated Senator A. N.
L3brook as Presidea. pro tenn of the Senate
to hll the vacancy occssioned By the resignation
OF Mr.. Rilict Nj. Kiddleberger nominated q. C.
Wood. Thevo;e being taken stood: Wood 10
LJ brook 10; Rl!io!! l. Mr. Lybsook voted for
Wood. but Wood went TO-, E!lict. On the secord
ballet Iybrook did not vote At all and Wood
voted for Elliott. The vote stood: Lybrook 10;
Wood II; E!Eo!:1. II. Lybrook was declared
e;ectsd. He declined. On the third ballot Mr.
Wood was elected unanimously.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-27

Elliott, and eulcg;sod him as en-, IF the pure,t
AID best officers be ever knew.
MIR. Will,sx nominated Jadga Lybrcok for
tie plics. The Judge declioed.
Gen. f lott asked thst bis nsma te with
dawn. ss be Wis no oaudidss fer the p'sc,
and did not desire il.
Mr. Riddlebrgsr moved that the Ssosts al
journ. List.
Gao, Elliott WIS elected uoanimou,ly. He
dc,iusd to sccept the place. and the S,Date &C.
joutned.
Tho Speaker Of The Hcu'e OF Dslegstes hav'
ing decided that nothing W Is in order but The
election Of Auctor. that body ceu!d do rott'
irg tu. sdilurn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-27
PUBLISHED DAILY & TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 81. 1882.
Tho rsadilsters are evidently alarmed at the

TIE rsadlsters are evidently alarmed at the
ex:eDt OF the dst e :cioG in their ranks. ard are
resor,iDg to The mos. corcsding and concissory
means 10 restore their party unity. 1t WAS
only day or two ago, when the pousr OF the
boss to crush the then ncipi;nt manifestation OF
Opposition was supposed to be oil sufficient, that
'shoo. tie b3i;crs 90 tia spo. !" was the Oily
Of thr Richmond orpsp; but COW tha; i! has
Deen fdu,d tina. the boilers will "stick," that
they pr, strong enough to defeat The will CT The
oaucus. aud trat they are supported b7 one, II
moi both Of The raatj lstsrs 10 Congress. that
orgsa hiss caa3gei It's :ooe. and speaks OF tie
boilers as e.riog brolher5," acting from
"uis:sken s,nss Of day. Saoso cour5e it RI
cords moro iu sor.ou than 10 anger" nd
whose r5turo to the foli will ba Hs!coned By
hspp7 heaiss. Il Is not likely. however. that
these means si,; sEccaed, aa il il ia vain that
the trap IS pc. il sight & the birds, cspt c.a!ly
Whs1 the bids are SIS Way So the boilers and
when be i'm 3!sc,b'e 7sEg.aLo, Of the trsppsr
is as well understood SIS that Ct General
Mbbo1e.