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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-09

The reform measures OF the Republican
party consist principally OF unseating Demo-
Gratis that were elected aud giving their places
to any adventurer smart enough to make out
aprima facie case by resort to perjury and
forgery, varied now and then with a kalao
mining report in the interest of some corrupt
officer like John Sherman.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-09
Cl,cus Men on Their NIettIe.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, June S.-Last night
about the close of the Grand Circus Royal
performance free fight was INDUCED in be-
tween the circus men and lot of roughs,
connected with the circus and mixed crowd
OF negroes and boys, In which clubs and
stones were freely used. A man named
Albert NJ. Tell, who was travelling with the
circus, supposed to be from Union City, re-
celved injuries FROM which he died to-day.
Several Others were slightly injured. A littlo
crippled boy was brutally kicked by one of
the circus men,
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-09
Bold Bank Robbery,

KANSAS CITY, No., June AT $3.50 this
afternoon six men rode into the town OF Brook.
field, on the Hannibal & ST. joe railroad, took
possession of the bank of Brookfeld, and
covering the clerks with their reviewers.
robbed the institution of about IS, 600 cash
after which they rode off, intimidating the
liens By shooting and firing their reviewers
>ssy made their exit.
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Dutitth LAX GelUs.

Especial Telegram the Globe.
DULUTH Mimi, June 6.-Cleared to-day: Pro-
peller Quebec, sarnia, light; tug Niagara and her
FIVE consorts, Marquette, for ore; barge Cofinberry
aud two towa. Marquette, for ore.
Wheat closed to-day unchanged and entirely NOM
inal. But little wheat is changing hands. No. 2
hard, 81 az; other grades nominal Receipts, 294l
bushels shipments. q, 1926 bushels In store, $40 03o
buc
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sci, and keep themselves uncontaminated by

sci. and keep themselves uncontaminated by
the outside world.
These remarks were made with the greatest
earnestness and deepest feeling by Judge
Wylie, and produced the greatest sensation in
the court room and all eyes were fixed upon
the jury during the delivery.
McSweeny after few moments took up the
thread of his argument and proceeded to
defend ex-senator Dorsey.
When the court re-assembled the examina-
ton of witness began, but the testimony re.
lated entirely to the business system OF the
postoffice department. The court in over
ruling the objection OF counsel for the de-
Tense, said he was not going to allow any
argument on such trivial points.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-09
Almost q Massacre.

San FRANcIsco, CAL, June s.-J. Taylor and J.
A. Peterson, partners in the burning Moscow mine,
this county, qusrreled this morning about the con-
duct Of the mine, when Taylor drew . pistol and
fred three hots at Peterson, all taking deadly eff
feet He then fred at bystander who attempted
to disarm him without effect. Thsn running few
steps he deliberately shot himself In the breast.
Peterson died in few minutes and Taylor was
MORALLY wounded. Some mystery is attached to
the affair, the men having been up to the moment
apparently on the most friendly terms.
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EST. PAUL, FRIDAY, JUNE o. 1882.
Th. Glnbe and the Medical Reports.

ne 1tODe anu TIE AsrpohtH-
The GLOBE report of the American and State Med
ical association presented this morning is very COM
plete and an extra issue is made for those desiring
copies. rhs members will lind il just the docu-
ment to mail to their friends The postage on the
GLOBE one cent only, but this is for copy on
". number of medical gentlemen put two copies
of the CLOSE in one cent wra 2per yesterday 9th
ers put the GLOBE, another paper and a pamphlet
IN q one cent wrapper. All of this reaches no
further than the St Paul postofice, where
in due time it Will become waste psper. Remember
that one cent carries emily single copy of the
GLOBE
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Smashed by a Roller.

+. WRIeHrsTowN, Wis, June San acct
dent occurred here yesterday which resulted
in the death of young man named Peter
Nacres. He was driving spirited team of
horses attached to roller when the horses
took fright and ran away catching young
Nacr es and the roller passed over his body.
He died in q short time.
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Base Bali
Preyentfno a Prige Ffoht.

WHEELING, W. Va, June 8.-As the time
is drawing near for the prize fight between
James Weeden aud Owen Mallory, of Pitts
burgh, tho sheriff of Hancock county of this
state is taking such measures as will prevent
the party from fighting on West Virginia
soil. The fight is announced to take place in
this state near the Pennsylvania line and the
authorities are determined that it shall not.
To-day Sheriff Sweeny made requisition on
Gov. jackson for $50 stand of arms; with
these he will arm posse, and, as he Is de-
termined and courageous officer, tmay safely
be said that he will enforce the law at all haz-
ards.
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Jerome Park Races.

JEROME PARK, N. Y, June S-First race,
half mile, won by Soubrette, Parthenia, second,
Vintage third. Time, 40 seconds.
Belmont stakes, three year ODDS, imile and a
half, won easily by Forester, Babcock second,
Wyoming third. Time, 2:43.
Thor and Grenada only ran for Westchester
distanced.
Auction race, mile and eighth, won by Clar-
ence, Girofa second, Itaska third. Time,
1884.
One mile, Dank first, Mark second, Clar-
ence third. Time, 1857.
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Mexican Silver Duty Repealed

WASHINGTON, June 8.-The Mexican min
lister has received official information from
the department of state of Mexico to the effect
that the Mexican congress has repealed the ex-
port duty on silver coin and silver bullion,
which has been in existence since Spanish
rule, and which was one Of the principal draw
backs to the development Of that country.
Among several reasons which ruled the minds
of the Mexican congress to repeal that duty is
the wish to encourage the investment of Amer
lean capital in Mexican mines, and takes effect
November /.
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Before Judge Burr.l
john Doher:y and Thomas CLARK; drunk and dis
orderly. Jail ten days.
Thomas Clark; carrying concealed weapons.
Fined S.. weapon confiscated and put under bonds
Of $50.
Kreiger; violating health ordinance. Oontln-
ued to June IL.
r. Graham and A. Potter; vagrancy. Dis
charged
r. A. Dare, James Howard, e. McGuire,E e. Hayes,
Charles Miller, p. H. Geif and Joseph CLARK; va
grants Sent out Of the city.
John Bayer; assault and battery Discharged
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Sins OF THE SCRBBS,
BUELL., EORDHOFF AND HILL BE-
FORE WINDOWS COMMITTEE.

Buell., OF the "Critic," the Principal scape-
goat for tho Committees Wrath-H,s Pc
culiar Joking Propepsities -Atherton
Interrogates Hill NOrdhoff Takes the
High S1oral rOne-Jadge Wylie on Newt
paper Attacks A Libeied Juror Brock
ways Bogus Bonds-Democratic Disgust
at the Personnel Of the Tariff Commission
From Rounds to Plumb-Mexican Sill
YER Legislation-General Capital News.
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THE GLOBE HOROSCOPE.

As It CASTS Its Light on the chicago Mar
CHICAGO, June s We'll, you see I did catch
the July wheat deal even If was dead wrong
in corn. think the robbers are going to
make the shorts pay about $1.45 before they
get through with the squeeze. 1t is very
strange how different people feel under diff
ferent circumstances. Now when Pete ran his
April corner, nobody was more virtuously in
dignant than VIM. Young & Co., and when a
committee was called to fix settling price on
April contracts the pot bellied second edition
of John Logan bsund in full calf, who is at
present the president of the board, as well as
the managing partner of VIM. Young & Co.,
called bear committee and they put values
way down. To-day this deeply religious
house refused to settle July contracts unless
there was profit.in them. Consistency is q
jewell, but Danham don't wear that kind of
stone. OF course Young is one of the robbers,
and you may bet your boots if committee is
called it will be one who thinks ST. 25X is
about rignt for July wheat. The curb for
July is 7la. :
Corn was strong and higher, simply be
cause wheat was strong. The receipts are
fair but no vessels can be had to move it. The
curb for July is $l.11s4.
Provisions, (bounced) under Pills gentle
hand
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Riper Netcs .

The river is still falling and now measures niue
feet, two inches on the bar.
The War Eagle, of the Electric line, will be the
boat fer ST. Louis next Sunday.
The Minneapolis, of the Electric line, after dis.
charging started for st Louis about O'Clock last
night.
The 1ibbie Conger, of the Diamond 10 line, Ia the
St. Louis boat for to-day, She vii, leave at 10
O'Clock.
The steam yacht that now rnns between st. Paul
and Fort Smelling will have Its headquarters at Cspt
Resney's Office, where application can be MAIDS for
information.
Bismarck Tri6unS, June Z: The river after ito
sudden rise begsn to recede slowly yes
terday. The dec ine however, will not be
very great foT soma time to come.
There is now a splendid boating body of
water, snd 1t Is q piiy that the dull time In river
transportion generally occurs when the stage is big
for business After the rrst squirt in the 8. ring
the demand for river transportation becomes lin
tied until the late summer and fail shipments be-
gin. The Indian supplies are also generally
shipped late. The bids for these supplies have
just been opened Owing to this fact two of the
Peck line boats lying at levee like Othel
To- with their occupation gone, but this company
has secured the delivery Of the Indian supplies they
will not be long idle
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THE KICK CONTINUES.
Iron Men Stubborn - Manufacturers Ds-
. termined-The Chicago Situation.
EMPLOYERS IN EARNEST.

Iron Mon Stubborn = Manufacturers Ds-
. termined-The Chicago Situation.
EMPLOYERS IN EARNEST.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, June S.-There is no indi-
cation that the action of the manufacturers
meeting, yesterday, in resolving to resist
granting any advances whatever over the pres
ent scale of wages, will soon cause any material
change in the iron situation. The iron workers
seem to have lost no confidence in their final
success, Notwithstanding the united stand
taken by the manufacturers.
To-day most of the mill owners departed
for their homes. Mr.. Mcdonald of the st.
Louis Iron and Steel company, who was the
only manufacturer who voted no to the reso.
luton, last night, against granting the ad-
vance, SAID this afternoon that, for unanimity
of action and determination to take
stand for mutual protection, he had
never expected to see the iron men of the
country as he saw them yesterday. I was
the only man in the meeting who did not sign
the constitution of the new association, and
the reason declined was that at my mill the
circumstances just now are peculiar. ex-
planned my position fully and satisfactorily
before the meeting. In spite of all that has
been said to the contrary, the Pittsburgh
manufacturers are an absolute unit in their
determination to resist the demand for an adj
vance aud to combine for protection in future.
The question of employing union or nom
union men did not come up at all. The plan
in general adopted seeks to provide measures
which will relieve mills oppressed by
strike and to make common cause against the
unjust demand by labor. Another meeting
of new created association will be held in
July, the exact date not yet being fixed.
Thecoal troubles are quiet. The operators
are taking matters quite easy, while miners
are making preparations for their summer
campaign at Mcdonald. It is expected that
1900 miners will participate and general
good time is expected.
LOSING GAME BY STRIKERS.
CHICAGO, June S.-Some trouble is an tici-
pated because of the serious interference
threatened, and in a few cases actually offered
by the striking horse shoers against those
who refuse to join tnelr union. The union
offers to pay workmen $40 a week to stop.
Many of them have accepted the offer, bat
the employers find no difficulty in filling their
places. The brickmakers are once more at
work and tour around the yards this after
noon revealed the fact that they are al ! run
ming in good order at compromise of 12X
cents per day advance in wages.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-09

IT is now in order for the constitutional
amendment agitation committee" to take
proper notice, BY resolution or otherwise, OF
President arthur's dissertation of the Sabbath
by going on fishing excursion.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-09

Take Aliens Iron Tonic Bitters," the
great remedy for dyspepsia, indigestion and
liver complaint. 1t will cure dyspepsia, in-
vigonnte the liver, and induce ckeerfulness.
vivacty and buoyancy Of spirits.
For sale BY j. T. Allen, druggist end manu-
featuring pharmacist, st. Paul, MINI.
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Municipal Court.
I Before Judge Cooley

Mike shay drunkenness. Paid S..
Frank Cramer: drunkenness. Discharged.
Chas. Drake drunkenness. Discharged.
Martin Flynn; assault and battery. Paid So and
costs.
ksIph Rees and Gus Rees: obstructing street.
Continued until the 9Th
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RAILROAD NOTES.

Mr.. Merrill and his party were at Mitchell,
Dakota, yesterday.
The people of Sioux City ere very much grathed
that the contract for the grading of the Correction
vile line has been let
aThc doctors went to Saltwater yesterday afternoon
about O'Clock on an excursion train. In number
there were about 200 of them.
The general Office employees of the st. Paul Du-
luth road will hold basket picnic at White Bear
lake, tomorrow. The special train will leave the
union depot at O'Clock m, and return at B. 40 in
the afternoon.
The Northern Pacific road is running two Sleep
the night trains and is doing the best it can
to accommodate the'immense travel over its line.
The doctors who have been in session in ST. Paul
during the week express great deal of curiosity to
see the immense prairiss in the North of Minnesota
and Dakota.
MIR. Barnes, general passenger and ticket agent
of the Northern Pacific, has issued circular to all
connections, in which he says: Gilmer, Salisbury
Co. having established daily line Of four-horse
Concord stages to run between the terminal station
OF the Northern Pacific rail DAD and Helena, via
Bozeman, enables this company to form, in con-
nection With 1t, through route from st. Paul, Min
neapolis and Duluth to Helena where connections
made with connecting stage lines for Fort Ben
ton, Deer Lodge, Butte, and Virginia City.
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Especial to Western Associated Press. ]


CHIcAao, June s.-Whest to day was quite active
and further advance was established but the feel
ing was unsettled and nervous, and 3 fuctuating
market was established. The advance was tho
heaviest recorded for some days. No. spring was
&c higher for June and July, Ike for August, and
closed 4OHc lower than the highest prices reached.
Sales: S1.3301 IS for June, Sl.3a01.36 for July,
81. 1901 II for August and 81 .06O1.07h for Sep
tember' Regular closed 2Ao higher for July than
yesterday, INC higher for August. Sales: $l.16M
al ISA for July, 81. Os1l01 10 for August On
call sales were 100000 bushels Of regular, $4,000
bushels of spring, and $4,000 bushels Of winter {;
prices averaged higher for spring; white regular was
sc lower for July, Nc higher for August.
Corn was active and shorts were at time anxious
and opened A0asc higher and improving addi-
tied 5000 aud ruled steady to the close, showing
Improvement for the Gay of about 20. Sales
7UE@71Mc for july 7lh07lssc for August, 1910
7lMc for September. On call sales were 625, O 90,
prices 1s0Ac higher.
Oats were steady, HN1Ao higher for cash and
options, demand chiefly speculative and quite sharp
at times Sales-5Oh16l cash, 49H@60X June,
were $1,000 and prices steady to Nc higher.
Pork was exceptionally strong and active, and
after and an advance of 25130c aud firm market,
closed steady. Sales: $40 0O020 IS for July $1,000
QD20 40 for August, $20.5002I.5O for September.
On call sales $500 barrels and prices about Sc
higher.
Lard was fairly active and advanced 2H05c, clos
ing steady. Sales: 81 l.400ll AS for July, $1l62M
oil STU for August, Sll .650il.70 for September.
On call sales were 5000 tsrces. Some prices were
trife easier and others frmer, but no marked
charge.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-09

WHAT the people want is purer govern
ment, lower taxes, and less talk about re-
forms that are never to be inaugurated.
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Burglars entered the postofRce 1t Columbus, o.,
last night by the use Of skeleton Keys bleW the safe
eEnmeut checks and smau amount Of pogeage
Stamps NJ,
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The State of Minnesota. respondent, VS.. Delvil

Cotton, appellant:
Syllabus-A prosecution before justice of
the peace for obstructing public highway IS
a criminal action.
In such case where the defendant is owner
OF the soil, and disputes the legal existence of
the public easement, the question of title to
real estate is involved. rhe plea of mot
guilty" in such case does not show the ques-
ton OF title to be involved. but it must be
made to appear by the evidence
peace has no jurisdiction to try a
criminal case where the title to real estate is
involved
Nor has the municipal court of the city of
Minneapolis, but as soon as 1t appears that
such title is involved it should transfer the
case to the district court.
Order reserved and new trial ordered.
GILFILLAN, G.. j.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-09

David A. Secombe, appellant, VS.. Charles Kit
telson, as treasurer of the State of Mime
sofa, respondent.
The amendment to section 10, article 8, of
the constitution of the State Of Minnesota
adopted April Is, 1858, under the authority of
which 1.-THE Minnesota state railroad bonds"
were issued was valid and operative as part
of the constitution of the state.
Whatever irregularities, if any, existed in the
mode of submitting it to the people or of
their adopting it, must be deemed cured by
the subsequent admission of Minnesota
as state into the Union, and by
the action of the state cub
sequent to its admission in recognizing this
amendment as valid and ratifying it by acting
under its provisions. Order deny ing the ap-
plication of plaintiff Tor judgment enjoining
the state treasurer from paying out Of the
state funds the interest upon the state bonds,
issued under the act of November 4, 1881, in
adjustment of the state railroad bonds," at.
frmed. MITCHELL, j.
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Edward Byrne, respondent VS.. the Minneapo-
lis & st. Louis Railroad company, appel
LIANT.
Syllabus-The objection that there is no
evidence to support the verdict caunot be
raised in this court when there has been no
motion for new trial in the court below.
Judgment Affirmed, MITCHELL, j.
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A. H. Davis. ct al, respondents vs.. N.
Smith, appellant.

Smlth, appellanI.
Syllabus Defendant and J. s. Fl. were CO.
partners under the style of J. s. II. d Co. aud
kept a deposit account with the Lake City
bank. J. s. Fl. owed plaintiffs separate
debt, for which they drew on him aud sent
the draft to the bank for collection. He paid
part of the draft with his private funds, and
the bank, by his direction, paid the remainder
of the draft and charged the amount
to the firm account.
Held, That as the money SO paid by the
bank was lis own money, neither the firm nor
defendant can recover it from plaintiffs,
whether J. 8. II. had authority from thc firm
to direct the payment and the charge to the
firms account or not. Judgment affirmed,
GILFILLAN, G. j.
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Spurious bonds and Brockway,s Case.


WASHINGTON, June 8.-The treasury OFF,
Gals stated that the rumor that large amount
OF spurious bonds are in circulation is totally
devoid of foundation. Secretary Folger says
they are idle rumors, started by sensational
gossipers. 1t is somewhat singular, to say
the least, that there should be several millions
OF spurious bonds in circulation without the
knowledge ofthe department. Not single one
has been presented for redemption. The
bonds recovered from Doyle have all been sat-
isfactorily accounted for. There are no new
developments in the case of Brockway. His
case Is under consideration by the attorney
general, but SO far no action has been decided
upon.
James B. Leak, district attorney for st.
Louis, who has been in The city for several
days, on business connected with this case,
left for New York this evening. Leak con-
Quoted the prosecution in the crse of Doyle.
He had a conference with the secretary of the
treasury, but for what purpose is not known.
1t is generally believed the conference between
the secretary of the treasury and the attorney
in regard to Brockway, will result in
his release, on the grounds that he has in no
way violated the immunities granted him by
Attorney General Devens.
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Joseph c. Whitney, appellant, vs. Henrietta
N. Burd, and James A. Eye, respondents.

u. Burd, and james A. Eye, respondents.
Syllabus-A creditor of an estate gets no
lien upon the real estate of the diseased so as
to be entitled to redeem from the foreclosure
of a mortgage executed by him in his life
time, merely by allowance of such creditors
claim as claim against the estate.
Judgment affirmed. GILFILLAN, c. j.
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Ramsey County District Court.
lBefora Undue simonsl

Before Judge eim0ns.
State of Minnesota VS.. Kitty Smith. Found
guilty at previous term of court for keep
ing house OF ill-fame, and finding affirmed
by the supreme court, arraigned for sentence,
and sentenced 10 six months In the peniten-
finrU
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Fred. Richter, respondent, We. The City OF st.
Paul, appellant.
syllabus-The provision of special laws
OF 1875, chapter 207, section 8, allowing the
sheriff of Ramsey county fee of one dollar
for committing a prisoner to Jail, applies to
persons committed to the county jail by the
municipal court of St. Paul upon conviction
of violation Of city ordinances.
Order amrmed MITCHELL, j.
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Cynthia A. Pineo, respondent, vs.. T. R.
Heffelfnger. appellant
The general rule is that where the equities
Of complaint in an action In which tenn.
porary Injunction has been granted are fully
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-09
CIVIL CALENDAR,
Municipal Court.

Henry Strouse VS.. Geo. NJ Bccht & Co.
On trial.
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A LOSING GAME BY STRIKERS.
SUMMER SPORTS.
AZ LTvstic Park.

III 1UyStaC FUTE.
Boston, June s. Mystic park, class 2:3s,