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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-19

nv wellington Goddin 4 Son.
n, r.,.te Agents and Auctioneers.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TIE
I ,,.,..,, usrcpy BGICK DWELLING NO.
~, iirHsr MxEsIIALL STREET IN AUC-
exssaSsnK e sssdes sa Of sS 2Sh
,a W , iScc Il, the suit Of the " First Nation'
i,snL &c ys. SAUNDERS cxccuirx, Sea- tic u,,-
dersiTned, special commissioners VIII SC" W pun
TI-EsDAY, DEcEMEER 10, 1882,
>, A o,o,...t 70 A.. the VALUABLE BRICK hE-
sinPNTr No. BIZ west Marshall street, now oc &c.
cupIed by William 8 Pitcher, Es a" TimsepisLe
n, n,s,,s 90, rooms. H. very well butt. ana Is ~
ir repair The lot fronts 81 ifea oR and ae s%i
side Of Marshall street pf,T scst 70 an alley.
TERMS One fourth cash; balance atiour, e,g in
and twelve months for negoihbe notc,, WIN III
'c'e'' "''s'' IsNAC II. CARRINGTON,
CHARLES u. WILLIAMS,
spccial Commissioners.
xrv,,,vo-ox coDpfS e SOW, Auctloncers.
10 a n = 10. 10. 1914. lo,l6-lI&l
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By Jas. Macdouga.I. Auctioneer'
No. 10 Governor for Thlriccnth) street.
vT,UE LARGE AND POSITIVE SALE
or TIIE. ENTIRE STOCK OF NEW MD
EXCELLENT FURNITURE, MATTKESs,tt;,S,,'
&C.. AT STORE No. 4 WEST BROAD SthLEi'
WILL BE CONTINUED
THIS DAY AT 10 O'CLOCK,
when will be sold flne assortment or
PARLOH SUITS In RAW slLh ana HAIR
WALNUT and STAINED ArARBLE-ToPC CHAM
BER SUITS;
BED and SOFA-LOUNGES;
MARBLE-ToP TABLE, TiN,SsAi,FEs; n,S,xc.
sLEEPY-UOLLOW. IHAh3hk, DiSiSn d
ROOM. and CIIlLDREN'S CHAIRS ana
ROCKERS: ,,...-r,oprs
J;tfREhUs, WAsIIsTANDs, MATTRESSES,
&C.; r,s,,rc
EXTENSION, LEAF, and other TAhIt~,
toe. sller with II gIcst many other articles 700 hu-
merou, TO mention. ,, ,,.,
JAS. NACDOUGALL.
d.Io AuctioAcer.
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V'RUSTEES SALE or THAT NICE
L TWO-STOEY DETACHED FRAME
DWELLING. WITH GOOD LOT, No. COS
WEST MAIN STREET BETWEEN CHERRY
AND LiXDHG SHEETS. LATELY OCCUPIED
~ } ID. GAIhWOUD, ESQ, AT PUBLIC hUC-
TION.-ln cNcru:iOn OF Il certain deed Of trust
from y. D. Ggtewood aud w.Tc 20 de undersigned
ccr.cG IN The clcri.'s Office OF Richmond Chanc0y
Court. II. g. ll3 Il, page 4l2, We will offer for
sale. upon lie prcn SEES being required 30 10 10 hy
Tie holder OF tie nc,c sccrrc by aid decd default
having been made in The payment on
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1882.
at o'clock l.. ". sharp, Tie PROPERTY above
mentioned. Che DWELLING contains about six
roOnis gas, water, and culNcr connections, sc.
kitcheR anl etdbio-aii IN iir3t-cla-s order. The
lot has front OF 30 feet on the ncrh llnc OF Main
street ana ruDs btci. 100 fcct TO . 9G-fo0t aicy.
The recent improvements made IL this vicinity.
the secdv and rapid increase FL value of real
estate IN this section of OR ciiy, its convenient
aud desirable location, I'LL ccHli1ad II TO the At
tcn.ion If those eccl,iug property which viii not
only pay vel IN rental, tut greatly enhance ia
value, or i!.0se seeking sni- home.
TERM. !: Cash q, g. cost 3Md cNnrn@cs Of sale
and 10 pay oil note OF ~ coo, with nj cost and
interest SLlch mas hc due thereon: re- duo upon
sgch terms IS VIII be given AZ line OF sale.
MANN :. ctkRLE~.
FRANK ". CHRISTIAN.
QUAELrs & MccrnDY, Auctioaccr@. &c 8
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PULLNAN-GAR SERVICE
On Train 5U--Ncw York and Atlanta .fr f.t.
iDgtoH aud Dauyillc.
ON Train 5e-liIchm0nd gui Dlgg..t. d..
Wellington aud Charleston.
Ticket, sold u all p0ini. south. SOUTHEAST .
southwest, and baggage checked tar0lyb.
No l-y-oycr checks given ~ lorrl tirt,f..
". SLAIHlIlI no.
General rasscnscr A,t .
4. n. x. TALCOIT. General Manager. r.rl
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AUCTION sALEs-This Day.
I.y sutton & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctionec1s'
l1O8 Main street.

GALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION OF A
LARGE QUANTITY OF
VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE
CITY OF RICHMOND, CONSISTING OF
ONE or THE MOST VALUABLE BROAD
STREET STORES, THREE MAIN
STREET STORES, AND
FIVE OTHER PIECES OF IMPROVED PROP
ERTY IN DIFFERENT PORTIONS
OF THE CITY.
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By william II. Lyme & Co.,
Real Estate Agents aud AgctlOnccrs,
1ll3 Main stree.
A UCTION SALE OF DESIRABLE
DUHDI.,G LOT tC>I57 FEET,
or WEST SIDE OF PICKETT strict NEAR
SHORT STREET,
AND ADJOINING THE RESIDENCE OF ".
j. rAKER, ESQ.

By request OF the owner. We shah ell hy public
auction. on the p-omitCs. On
THURSDAY NEXT, DECEMBER 21sT,
Il oclHci, l.. ~, TIE VALUABLE VACANT
LOT locatcd ~ above, IN which great bargain
may he had. the owner being determined % sell,
and Which j. desirable for mt u-o md piu. en-
hance IN yalnc with lie prcFrc.s OF lie Church
I'M avenue. which runs very re rit.
TERMS: one third cl-h; balance az six end
iwC.ye months. by negotiable notes. with intcrs,
added. and secured ~ deco 81 Trust.
v. II. LYME & co.
De u Auc.fnwCarr.
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EOR NNW YORK.-The Old -.

DOR NEW IORK.-The Old <~:e;s,
4 Dominion steamship Company's .E14asssx,
proposed sauliugs for The week following ara
OLD DOMINION. Captain WALKER, FRIDAY,
December 10TH, 81 O'Clock Z. Vi.
GUfASDOITE, Captain KELLY, SUNDAY,
December 9TH, II { O'Clock 4. NJ.
EUANOkE, Captain COCCH TUESDAY, De-
cembeT 10Th, at O'Clock 4. VI.
Freight received until / O'Clock p. VI. Friday
, O'Clock Z. d. saturday, and % 10 O'Clock \. NJ
Tuesday.
Through bills of ladlng signed and goods for.
warded with dispatch To all points north, south,
east, and west; also 10 foreign poris
Passenger accommodations Unsurpassed.
Aitr-cabin fare 10 New York Including meas
AMI lcrth), SO: rOund-trip tickets SIS; Storage.
wih subsistence, 81; without subsiftence. SO.
Passengers leaving Richmond Mondays. Tues
days, " ednesdays ani Saturdays by tie Richmond
and fctershuIg Iaiiroad AZ 1850 4. VI. VIII make
connection at Norfolk with steamer leaving those
days. Cabin fare 5000. Tickets t. De had II
the Richmond and Petersburg Gcyot and 4. W
CARRIERS, 1000 Main street.
For freight or passage. apply 20
GEORGE ". ALLEN < co, Agents.
&c - COMPANY Wharf, Rockets.
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RAILROAD LINES.
ca 20 - a
AND OHIO RAILWAY

ON and after SUNDAY, December IL, 1882 'he
following trains on the PENINSULA ESTES-
s,oy Will, be DISCONTINUED: The train leaving
Richmond az 1886 a. NJ. and the train arriving at
7:s0P.M.
No change In the f:15 T.. u. train FOR Nor'oih'
old Point Comfort, and Newport News, and train
arriving I'm Richmond at 1lA5 4. NJ.
III. w. FULLER,
General Passenger Agent.
CIV. SMITH, General Manager. dc 15-lw
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OLDDOMISlON STEAMSHIP <r ~. I,
~ COMPANY. ssssszLss LA
FOR NEW YORK.

This company viii dispatch one Of splendid
rs-GUlASDOTTE. ROANOKE, MAN
HAITIAN, OLD DOMINION, and REDMOND
EVERY TUESDAl, FRIDAY and SUNDAY
lfor hours Of sailing, see advertisement below.
steamers leave New orkItEsDAls THURS.
DAY :. and SAL UKDAl = AZ 3 l.. VI. from Pier 20
new nGmberl, North river. foot Of Beach street
They nave splendid saloons state-roOms, and
bathrooms.
The fare, accommodations, and attentions ar,
un surpassed.
Ar.er-cabin fare TO New York INCLUDING meals
and bcrthl SO: round-trip tickets SIS: steer.ge,
with subsistence, -; without subsistence, 50.
Fregils FOR points beyond New on forwarded
with dispatch, and no charge made except actual
expenses incurred.
Freight received mtl 3 o'clock T.. VI. tally.
For further information, apply 10
GEORGE ". ALLEN 4 CO., Agents,
iy 90 ltice COmnany's WharYes. ROckeits.
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4 direct four-hsurs ccngt et.on 1. r. fde i.'tt
Richmond and Norfolk " t-sil. leaving Hc
All trains leaving Petersburg gLi siarl from 30
AppomalioN depot.
J. R.kENLY, Superintendent
SCI. HAAS, Trlnic Manager.
T. NJ EMERSON, General ~ escngcr Agent.
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Leave Richmond (Gichmoud aal nrnNNc
road.Nireinia-Slre,l depot al $40 l.. n. ;t.ii''
baltimore al 1870 A. ".
For Tickets, Timc-Csrls, aud ~ niof.tsn
cal; on \. ". CARRIER & 90, aut react ~
NJ the Richmond and uan,ilic depot ....
s,ate-kooIs and Ecr,hs seemed - spp,;s".
a. this Office. ". sLAl Ntlrh
Geacsal PASSENGER Agent
Ne. Icnth sifev.'
SOL HAAS, Traffic Manner. 10 II
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Ky an agreement Of all parties concerned in n
iced of trust from }. *. thiidry, a. VI. Lyon.
and a. Il. Wells and their wives dated 9Th Of De-
ccmLer. $50. and recorded in Richmond Cham
Gerry Court -. Is. III G, page 800. 10 secure GER
tain note therein described, and by the mutual
consent and request OF all parties Interested and
concerned will sell. on the premise, OH
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1882,
atI2 o'clock NJ,
the following REAL ESTATE, being a LARGE
BRICK FACTORY and LOT In tie city of Rich
mOnd. II the southwest corner f Main and TNen-
.y-gxth streets. Tie FACTORY Is three stories
high, and is Substantially and conveniently built
for Its purposes. The COENGI: LOT, win FAC
Main street; and In. g DEPTH Of loS let along
Twcnty-sixtl street. The adjoining LOr on The
west win improyencn,tSs; fronts ~ fee' on Main
TERMS OF SALE: By mutual consent and re-
quest one fourth cash The residue IN siX, Twelve;
and eighteen months, interest added. and occurred
by deed Of trust. j. THOMPSON BROWN,
deg Auctonecr.
T IMMEDIATELY AFTER TIE ABOVE
l. SALE will sell the PERSONAL ESTATE.
west corner OF Twcnty-foui;h and Main strecIs,
25-iioii;;sF-r00W%Ei:ii; B B0iiii:W.
35-HORsE-rOWE ENGINE,
81 BOX-SCHEWS.
81 sets BANDS aud BlLLRTS.
ID HYDRAULIC rOT-PREsSEs,
13 POTS. TINS, and I,ONS.
/ extra POT.
ERS,
HYDRAULIC PRESSES (siationary).
% set SHAPES.
STEAM HYDRAULIC PUNT,
2 CUTTING-kNiNES-
LARGE TEAST POTS,
l WRiNGfR,
2 IICORICE-RDlI EES,
3 STEM->CEEW-.
and all MACHINERY Of every Kind for plug or
tobacco 1 -
TIRES. aud OFFICE FURNITURE within said
building.
TERMS or TIE Personal PROPERTY VIII be
announced at sale.
The sale Of personally WI, he conducted ly f..
Il. COOK, Esq J.1HOMPSOS BROWN.
dec AuctiOnCcF.
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CuiESAPEAkEA AND ONO RAILWAl
~ SCHEDULE N EFFECT OtIOBLH -
1892.
DEPART RICHMOND: Louisville aHd Cincl.
na'i express, 5.l5 T.. NJ. daily, miil 4. III
daily Except sunday; Charlottesville accoI iu"
dation, $3.50 T.. ". daily. for Norfolk ant 20
Point. t:lS +. VI. daily except SuHIHNl.
TIE 5:l5 J.. ". TRAIN DOES AOI Sitl
FOR Local BUSINESS.
ARRIVE ElCuMONO: From ue Wet, o a
". daily, 1915 l.. NJ. tCNcCDt NUvia} . and 1890 L.
VI. daily; from Norfolk ane Ok Point, lls5 4. 81
daily Except sunday.
Pn.liEan slccping-c8rs arg day c0lche-
Charlottesville e:l0 H. ". daily o. LOU llt a.-
Cincinnati without change.
Tickot-OaccS; 1000 Nain street ard ...-
peake and Ohio Railway depot.
~. ", frilth
General Passenger Ast''
G. ". SMITH. General Manaset 49,
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nod 2:i5 L. ". 5.2J 4. Nj GOO T.. n.
g at
ointl BOO L. w.. g:iiA. Q.aSp. o.

Passenger tram connects az Wet Pom. q i--
DAYS, TllIRSDAlS. ana FRIDAYS With &c.. ..
crs Tor Baliin0re.Srd the North.
Freight trans leaving HlChmofd A. I..5h ~
ana 600 J.. VI. viii have pas-cnges e.i,- ...
larhtd.
Train No. - connects ~ Bnrtcr',n 9TH P.
iolk and Western railroad for i.lwFll... ya. ...
burg, and ail southwestern point.
Train Ne. 90 lurpngh pasecpgDr. ,'ans qtall .f-
lions. connecting a. Spt.erills Nlt lfIlu. ...
Suihoriin Ntrrow-Gausc iIiifufi f.r l.Fu.:
salisbury with Western NORTH Caroline rall.
Tor all points in Western North ,grIIila: 90 tt-
lant- tor all points south md ~or,l.ts-f.
Train No. % ltaicuED Passenger Ill nsfl -fnff
AZ all stations, connecting 40 ~ru.crll's with s.
lon ana Suthcrlin A'rT9N-taulc RAILROAD ~
Milton AZ Charlotte VIA Charlotte. l-rr 1852 if.
nah, and ilorida points.
Trains from The south arrive "a iirlmorf ll
i:55 l.. VI. GOO T. ~. and 1915 q. g.. nni fl.f.
Wet POM II loco 4. II. i'l,-.ngcil, sud N.I.
l.. II. aud 1910 f.. VI. iFrc.chfJ
BON AIR PASSENGER SERVICE
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YORK -EINER LlNT

Passenger lfrcisni dai- raeLt .
daiiy. lycN. smd'3 cN>.u
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JAMES ALFRED JONES.
ISAAC DAVENPORT, Jl;.,
u. 1. SIMS.

CRuEBs & WILLIAMS. Alctloncars.
dc OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Ja2,t ,G,0.ll. l., lG.I6 -, 2G2 72S,
IN
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'I'HE IORk-RINER LINE
10
Bal riNORE.

lEi~NFEhLY OENCEPT ;EpAN
UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. STrA1'fE. |
THIS LINE LEAVE WEST POINT .D"
BALTIMORE
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS. AND6AICEphl
Srraigh; tietcts 70 Bgl,lmogc.
Ne.is
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/, SUNDAY cAcuniontain.

81; ;:53 + 5. ~ II, sunday oScaraoa ,.lla.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-21
Loss of the Escanaba.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 20.-It proves difficult
to obtain much information regarding the
loss Of the steamer Escanaba. Capt. Purvis
has been closeted during the morning with
the consignees and the men rescued with him
have been slowed away to sleep off the fatigue
of the nights struggle with the waves. This
much, however, has been CLEANED from state
ments made by the captain and by the steve
dores who slowed the vessel. One of the
journals became heated and the engines
were stopped. The ship losing Roadway fell
off into the trough of the sea, and the wave
boarded her throwing her on her beam ends.
ALI hands rushed on deck and the water began
to pour in through the skylights and matches
on the deck. Owing to the dangerous posi-.
ton of the ship no one would 90 below to
start the engines and get her head to the sea
again, and she filled rapidly and sank. The
captain, engineer and seven others got into
one boat and nine men took q life boat. The
latter boat was full OF water and had no rs.
The captain supposes that the remain
der of crew, eleven in number, went down
with the ship. The captains boat pulled
around in the darkness until about ] O'Clock
in the morning when an attempt was made to
land on ocean beach. The boats were ewamped
and only four of the occupants succeeded in
reaching land.
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to McFarland's, and one-half mile further to
Templeton's. The width of the funnel, Nc
Comber says, was 500 feet, tearing trenches in
the ground from one to three feet deep and
five feet in length. This in sand or hard road
indiscriminately, though these trenches may
have been plowed by the wrecks Of houses.
The south branch of the tornado went to-
wards Kelly's, where the damage already has
been described in these kilograms. The south
branch of the tornado started at Garden
Prairie, Boone county, at 7:S0, was south Of
Ames at 7:45, and at Grinneli at S:45, NAL
com at 9:l5 and Mount Pleasant at IL. Many
describe the storm clouds as like long rope
swinging backward and forward, and reach
ing from sky to earth.
WHERE THE WIND WENT.
CEDAR RAPIDS, To-, June 20.-The track of
the recent tornado in Iowa begins at Jefferson,
80 miles west of Grinnel, and goes eastward a
few miles south of and parallel WithIthe North
western railroad, and keeps that course to
Marshall county, whereit Turns southeast and
goes straight to Grinnell, thence to Iron Ridge;
IA miles southeast of Brooklyn; then took q
southerly turn to Henry county, and thence to
Mount Pleasant, where it stopped. The dis
tance from Jefferson to Mount Pleasant is 200
miles and the velocity of the storm was about
80 miles an hour.
HELP FOR HOMELESS ONES.
DAVENPORT, To-, June 20.-Private SUBJ
scriptions amounting to $l,265 in cash were
sen. to Grinnell from this city tonight, $3.50
worth of lumber was also rendered to the
stricken city. A public relief meeting is
being held tonight and committees named
who will prosecute the work tomorrow.
MIDDLETON, Ct, June 20.-The general as
ISOLATION of the CONGREGATIONAL ministers of
Connecticut sent 500 to the Grinnell suf-
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SPREE OF THE sCRlBBLERs.
Minnesota Editors En- ROute--EIection OF
Off1cers--Wh0 Ii Aboard
rSpecisl Telegram to the Globe

Minnesota Editors En- Route Election of
Officers--Who Is Aboard.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.]
On BOARD THE STEAMER MINNEAPOLIs,
VIA LANSING, June 19.-The Minnesota Edi-
torial association held its annual meeting on
the boat while going down stream to-day.
After transacting routine business the follow
ing officers were elected for the ensuing year:
President. B. B. Herbert, Red Wing Advance;
vice president, Ernest Brandt, New Ulm Post,
secretary, J. w. Emery, Pennington Press;
treasurer, D. Ramaley, Minnesota type foun-
dry. Executive committee-H. P. Hall. st.
Paul Globe, chairman; A. B. Nettleton, Min
neapolis Tribune; J. Z. Moore, st. Peter Trib-
une.
1t was voted to hold the next annual meet
ing in st. Paul on the first or second week in
June of next year as the president and execu-
tive committee might determine.
The following are the parties on board,
many being accompanied by their families:
B. B. Herbert, Red Wing Advance; J, Gutz.
weller, Delano Eagle; Geo. Kinds, Shakopee
Argus; 7. G. Bowen, Sleepy Eye Herald; j. j.
Lemon, st. Paul; A. Eastman and
George Giddings, Anoka Herald; G.. s. Pease,
AnOka Union; y. w. cunningham, st. raul;
J. K. Moore, st. Peter Tribune; J. 8. Setford,
Lamberton Commercial; E. Brandt, New Ulm
Post; ]. W. Emery, Pennington Post; D. Ra-
maley, st. Paul Type foundry; j. A. Ebel,
Mortified News; J. A. Maxwell, South
west Minnesotian, Currie; Frank Match.
EFT, Jordan Advocate: P. A. Getchell.
Pembina Pioneer; b. P. Hall, St. Paul GLOBE;
Frank R. Morrissey, Winona Tribune; G.. P.
Halverson, Albert Lea Enterprise.
We expect to reach St. Louis early Thurs
day morning and remain until Friday night,
returning by rail and reaching St. Paul Satur-
day night
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A Large Day for Fires.

WILKEsBARRE, Pa, June 20.-The fire in
the Diamond mine Is under control. Work
in the adjoining mines will be resumed to-
morrow.
MARINETTH, WIS.,, June 20.-Reports indi-
cate that the recent timber fires, although
now extingu ished by rains, did more execu-
ton than the Peshtigo fires of 1871.
BRoCKPoxT, n. Y, June 2c.-Johnson's
harvester works have burned. Loss, $500, 600.
Four hundred and fifty men are thrown out of
employment. Insurance, 100000. One man
burned to death.
LONDON, Eng, June 20.-The Black Lane
cotton spinning mill, Bolton, burned to-day.
Loss e30, 600.
MONTREAL, June 20.-Fire last night quilted
the Herald building. The printers only had
time to escape in their slippers. Loss SAC, 600.
BRADFORD, Pa, June 20.-The rig tanks
and 5000 barrels of oil were burned at the
Anchor Oil company's well on lot CAT, Cherry
Grove, Warren county, this evening. Ed.
Gibson was burned to death and John Hughes
seriously burned at the fire.
SAN FRANCISCO. June 20.-Losses by fire at
Oakland wharf this morning:
>harf and warehouse. $40. OOO
Ship Great Western and cargo. 10000
British bark Norman damaged slightly. 5000
The ships Centennial and Big Bonanza were
towed out before receiving any serious dam
age. The fire originated in warehouse
TOLEDO, June 20.-The planning mill, sash,
blind and door mandatory, owned bye. q.
Schroeder, was destroyed by fire this after
noon. Loss $25, 600; insurance $13, 500 The
fire caught f,om the furnace in the engine
room.
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RAILROAD NOTES.

Mr.. s. W. Teasdale, passenger and ticket
agent of the Chicago, st. Paul g. Omaha road,
has gone to Green Bay and Chicago. He will
be back in about week.
Mr.. Vanderbilt, who it was thought would
reach st. Paul yesterday, did not come to this
city, but went around to Ft. Pierre on the Mis-.
souri,. He will probably be here tonight or
tomorrow.
Mr.. M. A. DeWolf has been appointed travel
ing passenger agent for the Wabash, st. Louis
& Pacific Railway company, with headquar-
tiers at 173 Walnut street, Cincinnati, O., in
charge of the following territory: Central and
southern Ohio, western Pennsylvania, West
Virginia, Kentucky, Tennessee, Georgia,
Florida and Mississippi.
Messrs. James Smith, Mr.. Rhawn and his
Philadelphia party, Superintendent stimson,
Mr.. Winter and Mr.. ~. Hill, left on the st..
Paul & Duluth road Yesterday morning for
Taylors Falls, and afterwards returned to
Wyoming and thence to Duluth, when Mr..
Rhawn and his party took train at o'clock
yesterday afternoon to 60 over the Northern
Pacific road country. The Others returned to
st. Paul.
A delegation of the leading citizens Of
Hutchinson, Mcleod county, headed by Sem
ator 81. T. Bonniwell and Hon. W. J. Ives,
had an interview with 8. s. Merrill, general
manager of the Chicago, Milwaukee & st.
Paul road, at Minneapolis yesterday in regard
to building railroad from some point on the
Hastings & Dakota to Hutchinson, a distance
of some twelve or thirteen miles. While the
interview was of private character, it is I'M
derstood that mutual understanding was
reached and that in all likelihood Hutchinson
and the rich and prosperous country around
it will have connection with the railroad
system of the state before the close of the
year.
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The O'ConneII Murler.

On Saturday night last two men connected
with Sells Brothers circus were arrested at
Minneapolis and brought to st. Paul, on the
suspicion of being connected with the shoot
ing of O'connell last Saturday morning. 1t
was finally determined that they were not the
parties and they were discharged Yesterday
Chief Weber received letter from Sells
Brothers, which reads as follows:
WINsLOw HOUSE, ALBERT LEA, JUNE 1S,1SS2
Chief of Police, st. Paul MINI:
SIR:-H you still have the man you took
from us on suspicion of committing that
murder in your city while we were there, I
think / can furnish satisfactory proof that he
is innocent. Several of our men whom we can
rely on for truth will swear they saw him on
the train the time the affair occurred. If
you wish we will send you their dispositions,
and can prove sn alibi. The man that mean
worked on properties. He is quite tall, and
they took him from the dressing room. He
has been with the show some time. write
you this with the firm belief that the man is
innocent. We do not wish to protect or shield
any person whom we think guilty. Any infor-
nation you wish we will give you. Can write
me at Dubuque, Iowa. Hoping this will meet
with your approval, I remain Yours,
SELLS BROTHERS..
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-21
CRIMINAL.
Michigan Mischief.

DETROIT, June 20.-Donald McCaskell, a
drover living at Gladstone, Manitoba, on his
way to st. Thomas, Ont, was robbed of ST.
$50 at the Michigan Central depot, this city,
this morning. While in Chicago yesterday
he made the acquaintance of two men who
gave the names of Jno. Bouquet and Jas.
Allen and stated that they were cattle buyers
on their way to Canada. The whole party
struck up a friendly acquaintance. On ar
rival here this morning the two thieves on
pretense of getting bill changed snatched
his pocket book and succeeded in running
away.
The Chicago & Grand depot at Finlay City
was entered at this morning by two masked
men, who by displaying revolvers forced the
night operator to deliver up the mail pouch
left by the night train from the west. They
also robbed the money drawer of a'small
amount of change.