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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-01-20
NEWPORT.

NEWPORT, Jan. 19.-The most mangled, lacerated
and pomaced mass OF flesh to look upon, 20 far IS
his limbs are co1csrDed is that Of old Mr.. TildeD,
heretofore mentioned In the GLOBE. His right arm,
back and side mass of black flesh, caused by
the furious pounding Of himself, while in his initial
walk the recovery of his mental equilibrium is very
doubtful.
1t will be remembered the mention through the
GLOBE, of misundersta lding between John Silvis,
of this place and Chas Good, OF st. Paul. It seems
that short time ago, John Svis was driving along
the road with . load of wood, when he was met by
this Good boy in buggy with his 9irl who ordered
John ont of the road. After they had passed, Sill
Wis cried out: "Take your arm from around that
girl, you Mt which Good wheeled
around, chased him (Silvis) and remarked: "Never
mind, I'll catch you alone" and in accordance with
day and popped it to him, for which it cost him
$3.50. To-day warrant was sworn out In st. Paul,
by Coed for the arrest of Silvis, but when the par
ties arrived here, their man had left for unknown
varf
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-01-20

THE present editor of the Rioneer Press re-
vamps Wheelock's apologetic whine, which
he (Wheelock), published in 1875, upon being
kicked out of the postoffice, and couples it
with the declaration that it is statement
which has never heretofore been made public.
The present editor must presume good deal
upon the credulity or forgetfulness OF those
who watch political events or he
would not have had the assurance to have
taken his scissors and clip Josefs wall of
1875, aud publish 1t as new, original matter.
This is piling it on pretty thick, but since Mr..
WIS unfortunate incapacity the new man has
had to post up on local political history, and
he probably imagined the friends of the late
editor would like to re-read his sorrowing
wall when he was waited from Uncle Sans
domain by the vigorous kick OF Senator Nc
MILAN. 1t might improve the paper il the
present editor would continue this policy, and
occasionally 90 back and clip out an old edi-
torial published when Wheelock was in charge.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-01-20

IT is rather remarkable that the death OF
of Senator Wagner, while reducing the Repub-
lican strength of the Senate from fifteen to
fourteen, leaves the relative strength of the
parties lust the same as before the accident.
There was, before Senator Wagner's death,
thirty-two members Of the Senate. Of this
number, fifteen were Republicans, which was
two short of majority. The death of Sena-
tor Wagner reduced the membership OF the
Senate to thirty-one; and of this number four
teen are Republlcans-just two short OF ma
jority, the same as before Senator Wagner's
daofh
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-01-20
ON CHANGE IN CHICAGO.
Wheat and Other Grains Steady Pork and
Lard Stronger.

Wheat and Other Grains eady-POrk and
Lard Stronger.
CHICAGO, Jan. 19.--Wheat was active and
stronger, with further advance all around
Speculative demand was the chief incentive to
higher prices, though eastern advices were
uncommonly strong. The opening was firm,
and an advance of &c occurred, but then
weakness set in, and the close was only s@Ic
higher than yesterday. The demand was
mostly for lower grades, for shipping purss
poses. Receipts were small and shipments in
significant. Sales were s1.29@1 .30M February;
1908 @1.31% March; 1.33X @1.3414 May.
Corn developed a stronger market, but, as
the session advanced, there were very liberal
offerings, as prices receded @ssc, and closed
at pretty near inside figures. Sales were 60%@
81 X February; 61N @62K March; Cox @66X
Nav.
Oats stronger, but an early advance was
soon lost, closing rather easier than yester-
day. Sales were 46I@46Xc February; $40
45Tc May.
Pork quite active early and SIC higher, but
it subsequently dropped from TX to Zoe, clos
ing steady. Sales 17.22H OH .32T February
17.45@17.47H March.
Lard opened firm, and, in spite of free offer
iugs, advanced 21a@5c, but weakness set in,
and decline of X to Zoe followed Sales
were 11.05911.15 February; 11.2219@11 32X
March.
On call there was substantial advance all
around.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-01-20
FIRE HORROR.
A Dwelling House Burned With Five Of
the Inmates.

A Dwelling House Burned With Five OF
the Inmates.
CLINTON, Mo-, Jan. I9.-The house of G..
C. Smith, of Lewis, five miles north of here,
burned at 3 o'clock this morning, and five of
the inmates persisted, viz: Elizabeth Smith,
aged II; Rachel, aged ID; Ellen, aged 6; Theo-
dore, aged 16; and the mother, aged 43. The
fire is supposed to have started from clothing
hanging by the kitchen stove, or from coal
oil explosion. Mrs. Smith was the first to
awaken, when she aroused her husband, who
made his escape with the little girl of neigh
Dor, who was staying there for the night. and
one of his own daughters, aged about 8.
Smith and his daughter were seriously burned.
The house was a story and half, and the
family were all sleeping in the second story.
Mr.. White, who was the sutton of Elizabeth
Smith, was at the house until after / o'clock,
and thinks the fire caught in the kitchen from
clothing by the stove. Miss Smith was to
have been married in a few weeks. An inquest
was held and verdict rendered in accordance
with the facts Mr.. Smith was employed by
the Usage Coal and Mining company.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-01-20
SALTWATER.

Pete Juerdin is sending men to his camp on upper
Snake.
Parker Gray. of Boston, has accepted position in
Arson Pitchers clothing hall.
e. L. Knapp l. Co of Minneapolis, will open q
-four and feed store about Feb. Is.
O. N. Wright, @. P. Chase and Alfred Lindsay, of
Minneapolis, visited the prison yesterday.
The Lilliputians played Jack the Giant Killer to
large and delighted audience yesterday afternoon.
The Lillpatians went up to the prison yesterday
morning in their buggy and drove into the prison
yard.
John B. Cough will lecture in the Grand Opera
house Feb. 10; and this is his last visit to Mime
sofa.
camp yesterday and reports everything favorable for
logging
Samuel Blair and Gordon Lane the men who were
arrested in Marine for stealing wheat, were bound
over for $500 each.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-01-20
farmer, v.r. IN error in planting their cane too ate

farmers were In error In planting their cane too late
In the spring.
he Always had good crop
he than gave his method Of hoeing. He stated inst
to make sugar growing success they must have sun
shiue No Crystnlised sugar could be grown or man
ufactured without sunshine. Chicago mon had every
year him for every barrel Of sugar syrup
raised In his vicinity but the local demand was quite
equal to the supply.
opted:
Resolved. % the sense of the convention that top
ping or stripping the sorghum cane before harvest
Injurious and not to be recommended.
The secretary announced that Gov. Coleman would
address the convention this morning, and that at
O'Clock Anthony Kelly viii test the exhibit OF syrups
and sugars, when the meeting was Adjourned Until
$3.50 this morning.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-01-20

The San Francisco Chronicle, the leading
Republican paper on the Pacific coast, in COM
menting on the pro bable appointment of
Sargent as secretary of the interior, says:
To single out such man for the chief OF
the most important department OF the gov
eminent would be an insult to the intelligence
of the party here, and move in the direction
of its defeat at the next election. If this state
cannot produce any better candidate for cabinet
office than an open advocate of polygamy, Of
land monopoly and of corporation insolence,
then let the president seek elsewhere for his
secretaries and advisers.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-01-20
MURDERERS LYNCHED.
A Committee of Safety at Seattle, w. Il
Execute Three Murderers.


SEATTLE, w. T., Jan. 19.-James Sullivan
and VIM. Howard were arrested here to-day
on the charge of the murder of Geo. K, Rey-
nolds, young man whom they waylaid and
shot last night. The evidence of their guilt
is most conclusive. The feeling was intense,
and at the close of the preliminary examina-
ton committee of safety forced its way into
the court room, and, overpowering the Of a
ficers, took the prisoners, Sullivan and How
ard, short distance and hanged them. The
bodies were left suspended, and the crowd,
numbering over four hundred, then proceeded
to the county Jail, and overcoming the guards
and breaking down the doors of the cell, took
out Benjamin Payne, who was confined for
the murder of police officer Sears. He was
taken to the place were the bodies of Sullivan
and Howard were suspended, and hung, The
bodies were left hanging sometime, and Then
given oyer to the coroner. The committee OF
safety continue their organization, and have
issued notice that persons guilty OF highway
robbery in the city will, if arrested, receive
the penalty of death in summary manner.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-01-20

THE P. P. attributes the Minneapolis Trib-
une article exposing its corruption to dis
charged employee. 1t says of him:
"For this purpose the bosses employed a
writer whose qualification for the task was
his willingness to do any dirty work his mas
tiers might require of him and whose zeal was
infamed with the venom of private pique."
We should suppose that man sol well
adapted to dirty wor would have had life
situation on the P. r, and our only surprise
is at his discharge. The pen portrait seems to
hit Charley johnson, who was the former cor
respondent of the ex- postoffce organ.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-01-20
A,273.

According to announcement the drawing of the
fine piano offered by Messrs. Cotton & Co. occurred
yesterday. The drawing was conducted with the
fairness which has become of the characteristics
of the firm, and the holder of the above number,
4,273 declared the winner of the pIizs. At late
hour last night the lucky person had not put in an
appearance, and Mr. Cotton informed q GLoBs re-
porter that il the winning ticket not presented
by Tuesday evening next another drawing would
take place on Wednesday morning.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-01-20
THE COURTS.
district Court--6enera1 TERM.

District Court General Term.
Before Judge Brill
State vs.. Thomas Fahey: larceny. Pc .ds not
guilty and remanded.
State vs. Alonzo Garner; arson. Pleads not guilty
and rehnanded.
". d. Smith and . Hamilton; larceny. Same.
Herzog and Sumner; action on account.
State vs. T. B. Phelps; larceny. Senterced to
three months in tbs county jail
State Thos Jefferson. Sureties discharged.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-01-20

THE Impeachment managers have been an
nouncing through the columns of disrepu-
table morning paper in this city that Mr..
Arctander, one of the attorneys for Judge
Cox, had attempted to coach and tamper with
a witness named Slogan. Slogan was on the
stand yesterday, but the managers asked no
question on the tamperi ing business. 1t looks
as though the accusati on was little dodge
to create some outside effect on the court.
Manager Hicks should explain whether he
wrote or Inspired the n ewspaper articles.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-01-20
Embezzlemert by a Chicago Clerk.

CHICAGO, Jan. &c. G. Robinson, conf
Dental clerk for the Chicago Packing and
Provision company, at salary of $3.50 per
month, has been living in unusual style lately,
The fact aroused suspicion and led to an ex-
animation of his accounts The result was his
arrest last night at the stock yards. He made
sturdy denial at first, but confronted with
the facts, confessed to serious embezzlement.
His employers say they have no data as to the
amount taken, but that it probably will
amount to several thousand dollars.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-01-20
Raided by Cow Boys.

OMAHA, Jan. ia party of ten COW boys
from the upper country rode into Long Pine
on Tuesday night, and took possession of the
town. They shot the lamps in saloons, riddled
the windows, fixtures and walls, and terrorized
the inhabitants, by firing fully thousand
gang boarded adeparting train, shooting from
the rear platform. The inhabitants are too
glad to have escaped personal injury to think
Of bringing the rufians to justice.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-01-20
Yesterdays FIRE.
Loss About $500, Fully insured

LOEB AUO1tL YIOO, FWtty IWSUTcWs
At2o'clock yesterday afternoon fire was discover
ed In the second story of the building No. $50 First
avenue south, occupied by the Arctic Manufacturing
company. The alarm was at once turned in and the
department responded with Its wonted alacrity, and
the flames were quickly under control. The chemi-
cal engine did fine work, much to the qualification of
Engineer Bracket.
The building was owned by Msssrs. Koon & Mer-
rill upon which the loss by hre and water ID est
mated at ab,ut $780, There is ST. 900 insurance up
on the same The loss suffered by the Arctic Man
ufsctvrng company is placed ct S55o-fully insured
Geo. W. orr, architeot, reports loss of Sa5 upon
papers In his Office in the building.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-01-20
A Malicious Newspaper Corrected.


To the Editor of the GLOBE.
In publishing its account of the disturbance
in Hatfeld's saloon last Sunday night, the
Pioneer Press of Monday, ih referring to my
statement of the case, does me gross injus-
tice and reflects seriously against my family.
The reporters, Messrs. johnson and Bingham,
make me to say that entered Hatfeld's place
at a late hour in company with my wife and
brother-in-law. This statement 1 desire to
deny in. toto, as my wife was at home attend
ing to her domestic duties, and her character
is too favorably known to require further JUS
LITIGATION. The statement consider unjust
and unbecoming gentlemen. l am an old res
idept of st. Paul, heavy tax payer, and am
trying to help build up the city, while such
practices are an outrage and run it down.
P. O'REEGAN.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-01-20
N. DORAN's REPORTS.

The following quotations giving the range
OF the MARKERS during the day were received by
NJ. DORIAN, commission merchant:
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 10, 10 A. M.-Spot
wheat frmer. Floating cargoes, higher
prices asked but no advance established. Car
goes on passage firmer; held higher. English
country markets slow. French markets
flrmer. On passage for United Kingdom,
wheat go, 00) quarters; corn 10000 quarters.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-01-20

A VERY clever correspondent of the Iowa
State Register, has arrived at the conclusion
that DR.. Bliss, in presenting his $4,000 bill
for professional services in attending Presi-
dent Garfield, was merely obeying the injunc-
tion of the physician: Heal (heeD myself.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-01-20
ON THE RACK.
ANOTHER DAY OF THE cox I'M
PARCHMENT.

Witnesses on Article Ten. Charging Drunk
enness at Marshall. Lyon County, Not
Especially Damaging-Effort of the Pros
ecution to Introduce More than Five
Witnesses upon Charge Refused by the
Senate After Long Debate-An Excep-
Habitual Drunkennsss-AL Large Number
of Witnesses Heard upon Different Ar
ticIes.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-01-20

DAME rumor has it that ex-Attorney Gen
eral Taft is to be sent as minister to Berlin,
and ex-Gov. Smith, of Wisconsin, to Vienna.
Taft and Smith are both Stalwarts. Should q
Half-breed, from any cause whatever, get an
Office, we shall take special care to announce
tho foot
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-01-20

There was good demand generally yester-
day for all produce except eggs, of which
there is an over supply. Dressed chickens are
firmer and have advanced to 10@11c.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-01-20
The Panarom of Pilgrims Progress.

A most enjoyable hour was past last even-
inp at Plymouth church viewing the pictured
concentrations of Bunyan's great drama.
The entertainment was of high order, aud
will be memorable to many OF the younger
auditors. Tonight will be grand closing
exhibit. at popular prices. Every parent and
youth in the city ought to attend. The
ogrsnhic descriptions of Prof. Hanoxhurst
rere very interesting, and some of the scenes
we're of rare excellence. Tonight is the
Young peoples matinee.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-01-20
A Husoand Acc,seed of Murder.

On Wednesday Mrs. Herman Radzeom, Of It's
Fifth street North died just previous to her dinner.
She stated to friend that she had been murdered
by her husband, who had most brutaly kicked her.
The matter Will be investigated to-day. when post
mortem examination will be held, and will probably
be supplemented by coronsrs inquest. Meantime
considerable excitement reigns in certain circle &C
uuaintad with the facts.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-01-20

:. There is no questioning that animals should
be cared for when sick, and Mr. Bard. a "boss"
drayman, of Walnut street, Cincinnati. says
in his long experience be has never kaown st.
Jacobs on to fail in relieving the ailments
and accidents to which horses are liable at all
seasons Of the year.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-01-20
The Lilliputian Comic Opera company will

The Lilliputian Comic Opera company will
appear at the Opera house this evening in
CLARK the Giant Killer" one of the most sue
cessfnl and artistic burlesque performances
~, the road. To all who have read the fairy
taies of enchantment, as well as those who
have not, the opera will pleasantly recall
youthful and charming memories. There is a
Gn1liver in the piece, and all the rest are little
folks, whose artistic performances consutule
the chief charm 1t Will De greeteo py large
audience.
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TO CITY SUBSCRIBERS.

II the Minneapolis subscribers to the GLOBE
who fail to get their paper regularly will drop
postal card to the Office, No. S11 Hennepin
avenue, stating the fact, the matter will be at
tended to prom pity.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-01-20
ST. PAUL. FRIDAY, JAN. 20. 1852.

IT is now believed that David DAVIS will
chaperon Conkling on his re-entrY into public
lifeas secretary of the treasury. Mr.. Davis is
quoted as having very high opinion OF Mr..
Conkling as statesman and patriot.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-01-20
SWEET CONVENTION.

The Fourth annual Meeting of the Mime
sofa Amber Cane AssOciGtjOn-The Pro-
ceedinOs Of the FIRST Day.
The opening session of the fourth annual meeting
of the Amber Cane association was held in the
chamber Of commerce yesterday morning. The
ExLouT1vE COMMITTEE,
consisting of President Kenney, of Morristown,
Prof. Ed. D. Porter, Of Minneapolis; Secretary
Silas Day, of Pennington, and Samuel Wyman, Of
Waeeca, were present, and among the visitors were
Col. Coleman, editor of the st Louis Rural World
and President of the St. Louis Game Growing Asso-
citation. A. j. Russell President of the Wisconsin
Cane Growers Association, and Prof. Collier, Gov
eminent Chemist, Washington, D. O.
The meeting was
FORMALLY OPENED
by prayer by Mr.. Ferris: Mr.. Miliea, of
Dundas, was elected assistant secretary
MEMBERSHIP.
The first order of business was the collection of
membership fees and enrolment of members. The
following candidates were duly ''sworn in:'
Os Powell, River Falls, Wis.
Miller, Dundas, MINI.
"A Fisher, Newton, Wis.
JG A Vail, Homer, Wis.
VIM Frazer, Eden Prairie, Wis.
CIV Farmer, Spring Valley, MINI.
F Grimes, Minneapolis, Mimi.
OF sen, Coon Valley, Mimi.
r Miles, Appleton, MINI.
George Prescott Albert Lea, Mimi.
CA Crane. Floyd, Iowa.
st L & ] Ford, Newport.
Pratt, LaCrescent
Aaron Gould, Washburn.
Silas Day, Pennington.
Oh Lewis River Falls, Wis.
q Cutting, Lebigh. Iowa.
W d Leyan, Excelsior.
WDay, Buffalo, N Y.
Whiting, Oak Grove, Mimi.
D Finch, Plainview.
@ F Eberett, Tomsh, Wis.
Hi Whipple, Minnetonka.
A Russell, GAINESVILLE, Wis.
John Nash, Hudson. Wis.
Ludden, st PanL
G. Gramms and Edwin Wilson, Lake City.
JF Wyman, Waseca.
VIM Rutherford. Saltwater.
r Davidson. Blooming Prairie.
EP Andrews, Faribault,
@ Brown, st Charles.
Russell Blakely, st Paul.
j Shoemaker, West Salem, Wis.
THE EXHIBIT.
Very fine samples of amber syrups produced by
Eberett Tomah Wis, L Crane Floyd, Ia, q
whipple, Minnetonka, George Tobey, CentreviIle.
Wis, Seth Kinney, Morristown MINI, Twist
Long Lake, William Frazer, Enterprise, Wis,
arannis Wilson, Lake City City, Oakcs
Brothers, clearwater, Mimi, Alt. Fisher, Trenton,
of sugar manufactured from amber syrup by A. J
Porter, Red Wing, O. F. Willer, Dundas, Prof Hem
ry Madison, Wis and o. 8. Powell, River Falls !;
several excellent samples of candy manufactured in
Minneapolis from amber syrup for Wyman Elliott !;
and sample Of vinegar, also manufactured from
amber corn, by o: g.: Powell, River Fails, Wis,
placed on exhibition, and presented an inter-
esting and attractive array of products, giving con-
elusive proofs of the value and utility of amber
cane. s.A.a
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Municipal Court.
Before Judge Burr.]
CRIMINAL,

George Smith larceny. Discharged.
BfRubenstien; nuisance. Continued to the sd.
A. White; assault. Committed for ninety days.
II. Resky: disorderly. Fine of 3ls paid.
g. O. Caldwell; keeping saloon open after II
o'clock. Fine of SO paid.
Joseph Redmond; fast driving. Fined s..
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Probate Court
before Judge O'Gormas.1

Before Judge O'Gorman.
In the matter of the estate of F. R. Williams |:
petitions filed for letters of administration Hear
ting Feb. Is, 10 a. N.
In the matter of the estate of Thomas Holyoke,
deceased; order made to hear claims.
In the matter of the estate r. Post, deceased.
Hearing on the 2lst at p.
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