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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-02-27

dor SALE-Choice lots on Victoria, Avon,
hart Corroll, Rondo and St. Anthony streets.
At reasonable prices and on easy terms, by DR..
Bryant, IL East Third. Ash
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The amount of the capital stock of said corpora
ton shall be Twenty Five Thousand Dollars, to be
divided into Five Hundred Shares Of Fifty Dollars
each, to be paid for upon the call of the Board of
Directors.
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UNDERTAKEkS
TOR SAIL.

WELL DIGGING.
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nON'T fail to take the girl that you love
IL to see 1.-The Mystery of Wave Crest" to-
night, or you will regret it as long as you
live
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FOURTH.

The time Of commencement of the business of
said corporation shall be the twentieth day Of Feb
rusry, A. D. 1882 and the same shall continue for
period Of thirty (3 years from and after said date
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LOST AND FOUND.

NAN Jew marry Christian? Grump will
~ tell you in The Mystery Of Wave Crest.
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The highest amount of Indebtedness for which
said corporation shall be liable at any time is fixed
Five Thousand ($5,0 00) Dollars.
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BALANCE NET ASSETS, DEC. 81,
1881. .S4S, IT'S, 093 81
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OTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF RAMSEY
y Know all mon by these presents, that we, the
undersigned citizens Of the city Of st. Paul. county
and State aforesaid do hereby associate ourselves
q corporation under the general laws Of said State,
and do hereby adopt the following articles Of incor
poration:
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

WANTED-A good tailor for repairing
w and new work. "a West Sd st. 57-5S
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4 GENTS in every county in Northwest. L.
ZAP. Van Norman, Manager, U. 8. Life. 20*
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-04

Of the caterpillar in force is neither expected
nor dreaded.
The growth of weed is so great in middle and
north Georgia that the destruction Of the
leaves BY the caterpillar would likely prove al
yantageOuS IN admitting the sun to the bollS and
thus Fastening maturity.
The condition Of the cotton crop Of the state
September l, compared 10 the average condition
of the same date was y. in north Georgia, 81 In
middle Georgia, "a IN southwest Georgia, On. In
east Georgia, 81, and in southeast Georgia, ~
The low condition In north Georgia aud east
Georgia, compared with that OF middle and
southwest SeotgiG-the two sections which pro
duee the bulk of the crop Of the Stste-rcduCes
the general average below the truth Making
due allowance for the greater area and produc'
ton of the two sections the average Tor the
state would not be less than 20
The crop is reported In many counties from
three To- four weeks late, and hence tits SUI
largely dependent upon the weather aud tn.
date of the first killing frost
LIVERPOOL,
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| GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING,
tLAeh n, Al INV VhLhANb
OCT. 10, 1882
Under the supervision aud management OF
lens. a. I. BEAuliEaARD, Of La,
and JuBAL a, EARLY, Of Va
Capital Prize, $4,000.

IVWVVV IIVhtU " IIVU gVIIATH Latb,
Ifgr DF pnfTys
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STOCKS.
EXPORTS.
This Year. Last Year
UTURES.

THE future markets were on the down hill
side to-day, Liverpool leading with from i-li TO
6-l6 decline. New York ut the close Steudied up
q little and closed some higher on late month 5
than last night Everybody seems TO be bcarish
now and any amount of foolish talk is heard
about cotton going TO s = or 9C In New York and
two days of q bullish and upward market will
turn the same men into great bulls
Chicago Produce-Chicago was firm and up.
ward to-day In everything, Just what they in
tend TO do with wheat corn aud pork markets
Is one of the things we cannot find ont DC.
tober pork seems to be cornercd aud possibly
corn and wheat for same month, though they dc
not show 1t yet All the markets
closed some higher than last night
great deal ol interest is maniiestly being
taken in the December guess on the Amcri
can cotton crop, us inaugurated by Mr.. Vince
lock of the Texas Cotton snd Grain Exchange
The purse Is sure TO be n large ono \ grCa
many letters are being written IN regard to 4
from all over the state. The interest In 1t bclnl
so evident, the HERALD will from time to tint
give q synopsis of the guess proposition u!
heretofore published
, NEW YORK
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RAILROAD ITEMS.

TIT. taxatW value Of railroads IN Illinois. Of
which there are Thil miles, Is $50, 7l7Al1 ns dc.
termined by the state board of equalization
The Denver & Rio Urande Western VIII prob.
ably be completed from salt Lake City u Grecnc
river by the middle of December, giving tho
company 80 miles of road In Utah. vi
Tho Fan Joaquin & Sierra Nevada narrow.
gauge railway has been completed 10 Wallace
station, Calaveras county and the surveyors are
rapidly getting through with their work over
the remainder Of the line Il Is expected that a
branch road will be run 10 Stockton, tapping the
main line at Lockeforior Woodbridge,
puting the FIRST half OF iss1 tits estimated BY
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-04

cncc PRESCRIPTION for tho spcsdy cure Of
TnEE Seminal WcaknceS Lost Manhood
Neryousnesa .Conhision Of ldeaA Avof'
,lon z Society, Defective y :nery and disorder
druggist HAS The inEredicnls. ~ LcnlH Curative
snsu,u,es s..ss shaaicA - .S.ls "
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-04
FINANCIAL AND COTTON
FINANCIAL.

Trv Wall-street writer Of the Boston Com
..S,r'sl bulletin writes. Wal street is worried
"a badly worried. The market l. as ragged as
ssopth Carolina fence, and nobody seems to
Ssye the slightest idea as to when mending
sn,erpr.se is 10 be put on foot Gould has $40.
~ CQ3 in cash loaned out within three blocks Of
Ss stock exchange, and his men, Russell sage
Ssinis 10 have sl0.0OO 00o placed and subject 10
Gscau could is mad, and OF course when
Eorld gets mad sage dare not smile nor make
r,crry. A half dozen defeats have struck could
witbiu the past week aud even his overthrow OF
Coruell aud the suppression OF Hnu.monopOly
sentiment IN the republican party has not in any
yri,e appeased him Blood is in his eye, and he
ioulk threatens revenge and declares that
eyerw manner Of disaster shalt be visited upon
hi,eutmles. .x.-,,, d.
nre. the calling OF his loans, the cripplmg
~, every bull Speculstor in the street aud
M scoapins in OF all the profits which
Addison Cammack and the other bear
leaders have been planning to drop into
iSelr own wallets Big men and proud
men have lately spent much time and measure
less energy in pleading with the master manip.
rIstor of the market to let up. But he has
calmly smiled upon all petitions and talked in
all elSe than u generous fashion, Gould has
shown his hand with special plainncSs In one
direction He has gone back ON sidney Dillon
and eomeOut bluntly as a bear ON Union Pa
d6c The result is that quotations have drop.
pel Ike so much lead, and the movement is still
downward
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-04

Parker's Ginger Tonic brings restiul
sleep and mental and bodily strength TO
children and adults.
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utthuSc !, li2 companies now In existence. 200
are exclusively devoted to fire insurance, 1872 Il
lie Insurance. go TO marine insurance. There
arc seventy nine hail companies and forty tive
accident companies The remaining 2g9 Gr,
devoted TO two or more branches in COmbina
ton
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-04

Tgg Baltimore Underwater says In the year
1850 the whole number OF companies in Europe
WAS only %, and OF these IS (One halo were Eng
lish companies At the end OF 50 years the
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medtraI.

Illustrated. Marriage Guide. 30 p4res cloth
and gilt bind ng, % cents, same in paper cover.
3 cents. Manhood. 10 cents; womanhood. ID
cents, pamphlet ! oeuts securely sealed, hy
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-04-01
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
THE RECORD
Ia BreHRht mp Against Senator
Miller.

New York, 31.-IEerGLd's Washing
ton: There seems to be two voices on
the Chinese question, even in CaliforniA.
A letter received here from San, Fran
cisco, to-day, requests your correspond
eat to send you the following: A reso-
luton, sent herewith. was reported by
Senator Miller to the republican state
convention, held ct Sacramento on July
I'D, 1863, in these words:
RESOLVED, that we recognize the power
OF the general government 10 restrict or
prevent Chinese immigration whenever
the welfare Of the nation demands such
measure, by terminating our commercial
relations with China; but it should be
considered that the adoption CT non-in-
tercourse in respect to China, would eur
render to Europe the commerce of the
emgire of China. We believe that gem
eral prosperity will be grertly enhanced
by fostering commercial intercourse with
Asia, and that the closing of our ports at
this time against Chinese immigration
would be mos Injurious to the natural
interests of this coast. reproach upon
the intelligence of American people and
contrary to the spirit of the age.
Since this period. the writer adds, there
has been no msterisl increase of Chinese
to the time of the signing of the new
treaty, while our commerce hes increased
several million dollars annually.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-04-01
Horrible Assassination

st. Louis, 3I.-News of a terrible IS
sassiERtiOn on LAME Terry road neal
Antonio, Jefferson County, about thirty
miles from here, has been received
The residence and general store of 10.
seph Yerger, postmaster, and one of the
oldest and weslthiest citizens of The
county was fred by an iacendiary or
Thursday night, and when the family
rushed from the burning building, the
asssssins. lurking in g shed across the
road, fired shotgun at Yerger, who, rid
died with buckshot, fell bleeding and
died in a few minutes. About dozen
villagers wsre present when the crime
was committed, but the deed was so un-
expected that no attempt Was made to
follow the assassin. Deceased, besides
being storekeeper and mill owner, had
done business in loaniDg money, and
some think his hsrshness in this respect
caused his death. Suspicion points to
man named Tressler, who a year ago
purchased team of horses from Yeager,
giving 8 mortgage upon them. He run
the animals away TO Kansas, where Yer
ger had him arrested. he was brought
back and sentenced to six months in Jail
st Hillsboro. While confined he fire.
Juently declared his intention of killing
ferger. He was released about two
months ago. Yerger has been resident
Of the county thirty-fve years. He leaves
4 wife and five children. A reward of
y, 600 is offered for the capture of his as
rssin.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-04-01
.CahIe CIicks.

Paris, E3f.-Hrs. Maekay denies thu
report of the engagement Of her daugh.
ter to Philippe De Bourbon.
London, 31.-Patrick J. Smyth, mem.
Der for Tipperaty. and fourteen moderate
home-rulers, voted with the majority il
the division ia the House last night.
st. Petersburg, 3D. The GoloS sAyl
the police are preparing further expul-
.ions Of Jews from Moscow. Nov9t
Vremyae says the idea is mooted of com
pulsory naturaliza!ions of all foreigners
who have been residents in Russia over
five years. q .5l-
Vienna, 3l.-The Russian minister
resident Cittinje, who was anti-Austrian,
has received protrseted leave of sb-
sence, Tf-lu n
At meeting at Sofa, mostly of Rus
sian officers in the Bulgarisn service, the
Russian diplomatic agent declared it was
the express wish of the Gar that none Of
his subjects should aid Herzegovinisr
subject BY word or deed.
Berlin, 3l.-The rumor is current that
Count Aplerberg will be appointed Rus
sian vice chancellor with the control ei
foreign. affairs. Beyond doubt the Sp'
poiutment would have reassuring effect
on Germany.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-04-01
The Star Routes.

pgton,31.-Ingersoll,t this morn
ing, began his argument FOR the defend
ants in the star route cases, on the mo-
ton TO quRsh the indictment. The mo-
ton was much, he said, and for the
reason that the indictment was not
found in accordance with Law, holding
that the statutes of Maryland, of 1772 is
still in force, in the district of Columbia.
Under this statute, Ingersoll held the
grand jury must either find an indict-
ment OF their own knowledge or after
presentment, by order of the court. In
this case he claimed the grand jury had
no jurisdiction.
Judge Wylie said the whole thing
hangs on the question whether the law of
l772, is still in force in the district. If it
is, then the motion to qussh must be sus-
tanned. n
Col. Ingersoll then continued his argu-
ment to show the law spoken of Is still in
force here.
Chicago, 31.-JoNTnGps Washington:
The hearing of the motion to qussh the
star route cases attracted much attention
to-day. The prosecution was repre-
District Attorney Corkhill. George Bliss,
Nv l. ASIIiCh nu0 Me AeITI VI uIlh-
delphia, who drew the indictments; Col.
Ingersoll represents Dorsey; ex- Congress
man Shellabsrger and JEFF Chandler are
for Brady. The principal grounds on
which is asked the qusshing of the in
dictment are: First, that no crime is
stated; second. the courts cannot super
wise purely executive act. or inquire into
acts done by the executive department
IL
the postmaster-genersl to report ali the
reasons which controlled him in increas-
ing the service to Congress, which he
did, the action being approved by Con-
gress, which appropriated the money re-
quired to sustain it; fourth, the post
msster-general, and not his first or second
assistant, performed the acts complained
of.
II the indictments are overruled for
either of the reasons given there is an
end 10 the cases.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-04-01
The Trout Exh baton.

aNeW York, March 81. - Prepare
tions for opening the annual trout
exhibition tomorrow are completed.
Specimens from California, Ne.
vsds and elsewhere in the west are pro-
nouneed complete, and never excelled.
The show will include five pound speci-
mems Of Dolly Warden trout from Nc
Cloud River, California; trout and Gala
fornia salmon, sent by B. B. Redding.
California fish commissioner; from
Carson, Nevada, will come Lake Tahoe
and Carson River trout, and from EIko.
Nevada, Humboldt River trout. The
Humboldt River trout, is, according to
ReddinK, one of the best OF the Pacific
varieties for edible purposes. Livingstone
Stone, of the United States fish commits
slon, stated that Shasta, on the McOloud
River, has engaged to send male rain
bow trout that weighs ten pounds.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-04-01
GObbIinx Railroads.

Milwaukee, Wis, Sl.-Within thirty
days, the Milwaukee and st. Paul Rail-
road has absorbed four different roads
The Hastings and Saltwater. the Illinois
and Wisconsin, the Jsnesville, Rockford
and Beloit, and the Iowa and Eastern.
All the transfers were made so quietly ss
to escape attention. The aggregate value
Of the four lines is over s., 900, 900,
making the st. Paul road by long odds
the mott extensive system of railroads in
the country.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-04-01
THE GOLDEN CITY,
Additional particulars of the
Dire Disaster.

Memphis, Sl.-Csptsin S. @. Mcintyre,
of the i'll fated steamer Golden City, left
this morning with thirty men for the
wreck. A diver accompanied the party
and sesrch will be made for the dead
bodies supposed to be in the cabin Of the
sunken vessel. G. T. Neimeyer, OF
indianapolis, who was passenger on
board, made his appearance on the street
this morning, badly burned on the hands
and neck. He was on board when she
drifted from the wharf, compelled to
jump overheard, and was in the water
for near half an hour; finally he managed
10 reach shore in an almost exhausted
condition.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-04-01
IriehismR.

Dublin, SO.-Arthur Herbert, an &C.
tive Land Lacquer, was shot dead while
returning from Casthisland petty sea-
soDs.
State warrants are out against six
members of Parliament. conference.-the
they will not visit Ireland during re-
cess.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-04-01
The Spanish Strike.

Barcelona, SI.-Almost all shops and
manufactures here are now closed.
during the disorders cries "Long live the
federal republic" were raised.
Madrid, 3l.-News of popular
demonstration at Barcelona hiss caused q
profound sensation here.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-04-01
Too Much of q Show.

EAu Claire, Wis, 3I.-P. NJ. Morri-
son, former Episcopal pastor here, has
preferred charges to the bishop against
Joel Clarke, present pastor, for using 8
magic lantern in the church Sunday
evening to illustrate his sermons.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-04-01

London, 81 The solicitor of DR.
Lamson has received notification that
the memorials in his clients behalf will
have the careful attention OF the home
secretary
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-09-14
Old Miracle PLAYS.

For months before the performance
of a miracle play the preparations for it
commenced, and furnished matter of
comment and discussion over large
area. Some of the solemnities were so
costly that the municipality which
charged itself with the chief burden of
the representation found itself embar-
raised for many subsequent years. The
effects, meanwhile, were occasionally
such as a modern scene painter or ma
chinest scarcely understands. In rep
resentation of the "Mystery of the Acts
of the Apostles" commenced at Bourges
on the Both of April, 1886, we find, in
full daylight, the face of st. Etienne
''burning for a moment like the SUM-"
A mechanical dromedary and camel are
introduced. A lion, also mechanical,
tears off the hand of a pagan. A vessel
charged with all manner of animals de-
sends from heaven to earth, and is
drawn up again an owl lights on the
head of Herod Agrippa, a serpent creeps
along the ground, devil issues from
the body of person possessed, two
marvellous dragons cast fire from eyes,
jaws, ears and nostrils another, "the
most horrible that can be conceived"
crouches at the feet of st. Michael. In
place of st. Barnabas there is put in
the fire an imitation body full of bones
and viscera. Scores of similar effects
are presented in this one piece. With
out enumerating these, l will supply the
literal directions for one scene. For the
representation there is required a high
tower "on which Simon Magus shall
mount in order to take flight. Then
should come o movable cloud, which
should elevate him in the air. The
cloud should then disappear and leave
the body exposed. AT the prayer of St.
Peter the body should fall to the ground,
breaking its head and legs" In the
same scene, if such it may be called.
st. Pol is decapitated. His head should
then make three successive bounds, and
from each spot at which it falls n foun-
tain of blood, milk, or water should
spring. TO produce some of these
effects would puzzle a modern manage
Gentleman's Magazine.