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FILCHING FOR FUN.
tr'Sged for Practical joke Henry Id q
Plays Burglar and Gets Left s Bugle
Blast ftOm GsbriI.

Prigged for Practical joke Henry Id
Plays Burglar and Gets Left s Bugle
Blast ftom GabriI
Henry lde, fourteen year old bell boy, was
arrested in the Metropolitan hotel yesterday
on charge of st aling s. from Frank Gabril,
another b@ll boy. Gabril stated to Judge
Burr that he was lying asleep with his vest,
containing two pocket books, under his head.
One purse contained IS cents in silver, the
other enclosed V. The chink of coin
awakened him at 1880 o'clock in the night
and he called out to Henry Ide and George
Davenport, who were lying on bed with
tnelr clothes on, to render unto him the
things which were his, whereupon the two
pocket books were thrown to him. but
though the silver was intact, the paper money
was gone.
1de stated that he took the pocket hooks
bat did it as joke. Geo. Davenport had ey-
amined the pocket books but had NOT found
any paper money in either of them. He could
youch Tor George as a boy who wouldn't
steal anything, except in fun, and one who
always returned plunder taken iokiuply.
Gabril had been a butt of ridicule for all the
boys, and they had felt safe in taking little
liberties with him both while awake and
asleep. No one ever expected friendless bow
like Gabril to blow his horn.
Yet the horn had been blown, and thouph IL
was painful to send one so young to iaii, the
youthful experimenter in the art burglarious
was held over to await the action of the grand
Jury.
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ReR Clouds Ter,rs

WASHINGTON, Aug. 25.-The following lei.
Ter has been received at the war department:
Fort ROBINSON, Neb., Aug. 24.-Red
Cloud says he has given the Indian depart
ment sixty days. notice, in which time he
wants an investigation and the agent removed,
or he will, with his followers, put the agent
off by force, and the department. must be re-
sponsible if an outbreak follows.
Red Cloud is cool but determined. He has
quite following, which I am informed, is
daily increasing. Something should be done
at once to counteract this influence, otherwise
trouble is sure to follow. the extent of which
cannot be foressen. A little more strength
here at Fort Niobrara would be iudicious and
should be ordered at once. This would
strengthen the Indian department without
interference from the United States, and
might save the United States great expense
and trouble.
Signed) SUMNER,
Mai Eift n Cava1rV C,m ndipo
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RfUer NetCs.

The superb steamboat, Grand Pacific, will
be the Saints line boat for Sunday.
The elegant steamboat, Mary Morton, will
be the Diamond 10 packet for Monday, or
thereabouts.
Cat-fshing at the wharf by the club organ
lied for that purpose, has been slightly mill
tated against by the rising tendency of the
river. Brother Green Henry Turner (colored),
the chairman, said he had always noticed that
when water was high everything else was
high. Catfish always fly higher in high
water than in any other sort.
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EtcfndIed bu Boaus Check

Thursday afternoon man named Ferguson,
and family, were waiting at the Manitoba
depot on Washington avenue for the northern
train on that road. Although apparently q
humble man he was not unnotieed. He was
addressed by a well dressed person who in
formed him that he was jewelry merchant
from Kansas City, that his goods had arrived
and that he desired to cash "a check for $407
on the First National bank of Kansas CITY to
get currency with which to pay the freight
Ferguson had but $50 and loaned that amount,
receiving the check as security. The check
turns out to be bogus and the stranger non est
inrentuS.
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sPKER OUT oFHIS PROPER SPHERE.
Which Is Probably ST. Peter-He Runs q
Muck in the Merchants and Is RELOCATED
to the Police Station

W D1Cu Is EIODap'y ct' f0tef-ae Runs
Muck in the Merchants and Is Relegated
to the Police Station.
Merchants hotel was thrown into commo.
tion about 1 o clock this morning by very
original individual who styled himself Robert
B. Speer, who had been assigned to cot in a
loom occupied by number of cotters. With.
out cause, revocation or timely warning,
"Murder, murder, bloody murder" He did
not content himself with disturbing the occu-
pants of one floor, but ran up and down the
stairways like one pursued by the animals in
Coles menagerie. Some of the least timid
guests imagined that bona fide case of hemi-
eide was being developed and sailed forth
hastily armed with everything they could
lay hands on from a camp chair to a o.
caliber (rlm-f -fire) revolver. Meanwhile, Speer
was climbing toward the roof, and did actu-
ally get out upon the top of the hotel, but
the moon seemed to make faces at him, and
he scampered back, ''like hell
beating tan bark" to use q
very chaste comparison. Plunging into
the ladies' "toilet," Speer slammed the door,
locked it, and stood at bay, with a epittoon
In his hand. How the spittoon got into the
ladies' "toilet'' could not be exactly ex-
planned SO close on to gong 10 press, but it
was there when Officers O'Connor and Glib
bons arrived, as the first.named found
when he looked through the transom.
speer wanted to clean the officers out, but be.
ing convinced that it wasn't possible he
walked submissively TO tine central station,
and was given a room all to himself. A couple
of handsful of small coins and beer checks
were found in his clothes, indicating that he
was baTkeeper gone wrong.
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Duluth Port Ne,ua
Especial to the Globe. |

lSpeClSl 10 the OiODe.
DULUTH, Mimi, Aug. 25.-Arrived-Pro-
peller Empire State, from Buffalo with 300
tons of merchandise and seventy-five passen-
gers. j. s. Hurd, from Chicago, with sew
enty-tive tons Of merchandise and fifty pas
sengers.
Cleared-Propeller Arizona, for Buffalo
with $4,000 bushels of wheat and 5000
barrels Of flour Japan, for Buffalo, with
full cargo of flour. Ontario, with 1,500 bar
rels of flour.
Wheat markets on change are a shade
lower although sellers are firmly holding at
81 10 for October and year,
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Good TcmpIars tt poLiafcs

lrAAcA, N. Y, Aug. 2i.-At the session of
the grand lodge of Good Templars the follow
ing was unanimously adopted:
ReSotued, That we recommend TO the friends
of temperance throughout the state to care
lnlly ascertain how each candidate for assem-
bly, and senate of the various parties st.pd
upon the question OF the submission of con
stitutional amendment forever prohibiting the
manufacture and sale of intoxicating liquor
as beverage to vote Of the people, and TO
vote only for such candidates as Will favor
such submission.
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Scientific Inundatiop.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Aug. 25.-A dispatch
from Capt. F. A. Hendry, dated Hickpochee
says the Florida Land and Improvement com.
pany's canal is just completed to lake Hick-
pochee, large lake within three miles of lake
Ochakaloosa, and an immense body of
water pours down the Calooschatchee river,
amid great rejoicing. The completing of this
work will bring into cultivation the finest
sugar lands Of Florida.
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Mai. Fifth Cavalry, Commanding
1n Allotment bN Lot

WAsAINGToN, Aug. 25.-The allotment of
numbers of the hew 3 per cent. bonds began
to-day. and will be continued until all app,i-
cations have been disposed Of The allotment
was made by chance. The only offers consid-
cred to-day were the three first forwarded at
10 O'Clock in the morning. On the 1st of
August there were about 1900 packages of
this class. 1t will be several days before the
statement showing who are entitled to low
numbers of the new bonds will be issued.
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No Result Reached.

DETROIT, Mich, Aug. 25.-In the Second
congressional district of this state good ma
tured but strenuous contest is going on in the
Republican convention, which met to-day.
Each of the four counties comprising the dis
trict has a candidate, the candidacy of Willis,
present member, being for his fourth term.
at last reports thirty-nine ballots had been
taken with no result.
ADRAIN, Mich, Aug. 25.-At the evening
session of the Republican congressional con-
vention, the sixtieth ballot was the same as
the tirst, except.one vote less. The convention
at II p. m. adjourned until To- morrow.
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A Scared Ipiun Agent

CHICAGO, Aug 25.-McGilllcuddy, Sioux
Indian agent at Pike Ridge, is here consulting
with Gen. Crook. He says there
Will be trouble there unless the
government takes decisive action. Red Cloud
is determined TO become a chief aud is quietly
organizing confederation for that purpose.
He would resign rather than risk imminent
assassination. His resignation would be an
injury to the service.
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Through No Fault of the Rsi,road

CHICAGO, Aug. 25.-At meeting of the
managers OF the Chicago and Omaha pool
lines to-day to consider the matter of the
heavy diversion of live stock shipments to the
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul, a decision
was reached that this diversion was not due
TO cutting rates by the latter road, nor to asy
traffic arrangements with the Union Pacific,
but to the concurrent action of cattle shippers
who oppose the pooling system.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-26

The gymnastic exercises will be continued
to-day at Schade's park, and in the evening
there will be grand ball at the Atheneum.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-26
present temper OF the vast majority of the Re-
publicans in the state can doubt
Il Bolt IN Ter0S.

AUSTIN, Texas, Aug. 25.-Tte convention
of the Tenth congressional district nominated
John Hancock by scclamation. The Upson
delegates representing twenty out of tifty-two
votes, would only consent to enter the con-
vention upon the condition that Hancock's
name be withdraw, which being refused, they
left in body. Most of the boiling delegates
favor protection and 10 that effect are in accord
with eI- I-Governor Davis, the Independent can
didste
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Brighton Beach Races.

New YORK, Aug. 25.-First race, three
quarters mile, won by Edwin B., Clara B. sec
ond, Mrs. Chubbs third; time 1;l715. Second
race, three quarters mile, won by Blush Ro:e,
Camlllus second, Bell Bay third; time lit.
Third race, one aud one.eighth miles, won by
Ida b., mblefoot second, Sportsman third
time l:59. Fourth race, one mile, won by
Sweet Homo, Alcck Ament second, Haadon
third; time IA. Fifth race, one and one.
quarter miles, over five hurdles, won by Guy,
smooth Water second, Ohio Boy third tim
900
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LOUISVILLE, Aug. S.-Fire in Nelson &
Co.'s fur factory, Nineteenth and Main streets
this afternoon damaged the building and ma
chinery $1,000; partially insured.
ANTWERP, Aug. 25.-The wood wharyes of
+. leve, Golmay Verspreeneview and others
are on fire. Damage of 5000, geo has already
been done and the fire is still spreading.
HALIFAX, Aug. 25.-The spool factory, box
factory, saw mill and forge, ownea by Morri-
son & Co., at Bedford, nine miles from here,
were completely destroyed by fire to-day.
The loss is heavy and large number of hands
are thrown out of employment.
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The Regular Fever RulIetln

BROWNSVILLE, Tex. Aug. 25.-Fifty-two
new cases to-day; four deaths, Mexican. Five
cases of fever at Point Isabel, twenty-five miles
from here. DIR. Murray and corps are looked
for anxiouslY. Guards extend along the Rio
Grande from its mouth to Santa Maria, dis
lance OF sixty miles. Five deaths in Mata-
mora, in the last twenty-four hours. Weather
hot, with occasional showers.
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Y.M. c. a.. S66 Wabashaw street. Young
mems meeting this evening at o'clock. Ser
vices tomorrow as follows: Devotional meet
ing at $50 q. m; Bible study at $50 o. M, led
by Mr.. Marsh; Gospel meeting and song SER
vice at p. m, conducted by J. F. Fulton, NJ.
D. Music by the choir. All are invited.
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In Trafufna for Ifctn,.u

LONDON, Aug. 25.-The Hillsdales crew re-
turned to Hammersmith to-day. All are
well. They will begin training tomorrow
for their race with the crew of The Thames
Rowing club which will be September 14th.
The Hillsdales sail for home september Goth.
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Saratoga Speed

SARATOGA, Aug. 25.-Frst race, three quar-.
tets nile-Jake White first, Hattie second,
Lutestring third. Time 1144.
Second race. mile and 500 yards-FelIow-
play hrst, Tom Piunkett second, frankie B.
third. Time 2:l9.
Third race, one mile-Jane White first,
valparaiso second, Matasine third. Time
143K.
Fourth race, hurdle race, mile and quarter
Revenge first, Charlemagne second, Glas-
cow third. Time 2:l9.
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81 BUSHELS PER ACRE, No. I
The Way the Harvest In Dakota Is Panntny
Out-A Happy Farmer
Special Telegram TO the Globe. |

TSPCCIdt ttItSTdIH 10 InD NIODe.J
GRAND FORKS, d. T., Aug. a5.-On H.
Klin's farm, yesterday, go bushels of wheat
were thrashsd from fifteen acres In four hours
time, being an average of thirty -four bushels
per acre. Two loads of it were hauled to the
elevator, which graded No. l.
The Elk Valley company have nearly flu
shed harvesting. They have thrashed con-
siderable, and the yield per acre runs up from
thirty-three to thirty-fve bushels.
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A Rise In Water,

CoNcHo, Tex, Aug. 25-Heavy rain oc-
Cured from p n. uLll 9 to-day, filling
north and main Concho, a i inundatipg San
Angeles and Benfcklip ,~s .ng away houses,
hotels and stores. The 1o . is estimated to
run up in the thousand 70 loss of life ia
reported as yet. The people have all fed to
the adjoining hills, awaiiiL., the subsiding
water. The river Is now s. 4 lily falling, and
heavy damage is sHprehend Il from this sud.
den flood below Use points.
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Union Park .

Grand picnic Sunday, August 9th. Music
by the Great Union band, of st. Paul, and
Danz's band, Of Minneapolis. Dancing in
main pavilion from to p. m Hourly trains
on c., NJ. & st. P road from / to 8 D. m.
Fare Is cents round trip
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ROSe RniI

At Providence 3, Bufialos 4
AT Philadelphia-Detro 5, Philadel
phias 0.
At Troy-Troys 8, Clevelands 9.
AT New York-Bostons 6, Metropolitans
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A Home for q Business Man

at o'clock this afternoon, at the corner OF
Hopkins and Desoto streets, houseEoi nine
rooms with good cellar, Phalen and cistern
water, together with large grounds, Will be
sold by public. auction on very liberal terms.
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Passenger Rates East.

New YORK., Aug 25.-The joint executive
committee Of the trunk lines and connecting
lines met again to-day in Commissioner Fink 8
Office aud adjusted schdule of rates on all
roads, to take effect Sept. 1. The passenger
rates on the different routes between Chicago
and New York, as fixed by the committee, are
as follows:
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Btu EUrniHgs

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Aug. 25.-The gross
earnings of the eastern lines of the Pennsyl-
vania road reach the unparalleled figures of
$4,149,000 for the past month: For the seven
months of the year the earnings were $780,
10000, and the net earnings s., ,S37, 900; net
gains for the month, $500, COO
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For convenient home in pleasant neigh
borhood, attend the aution sale at corner OF
Hopkins and DeSoto streets at o'clock this
afternoon.
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Cricket,

New YORK, Aug. 25.-Thc second match
between the Western and our metropolitan
club took place to-day. The st. George team
were first at the bat and were disposed Of in
en- hour. ct, Georges, SO; Westerne, 237.
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Y. NJ. G. A. Union Gospel meeting Sabbath
evening at O'Clock, in Market hall, corner
Seventh and st. Peter streets Rev. s. Conn,
D. d and Rev. D. r. Breed will address the
meeting. Good singing. All are especially
invited
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Has ST. Paul q Mr. Rareho

n large crowd gathered al the corner of
Third and Sibley streets at O'Clock yesterday
afternoon, and fingered for over an hour 10
witness the sufferings of miserable horse
that had fallen in harness from heat and over
work, and lay writhing pitifully in the mud
The ann imal had been one OF team hitched
to load of bricks, said to be the property of
Mr.. Kleinfelter. The miserable animal was
bled and then left to wallow in its own gore.
The harrow ing nature OF the spectacle was
intensified by the fact that one of the poor
creatures eyes was out. and all OF his ribs
we're very nearly cut. Late at night the horse
still lay in the street gasping out incoherent
arguments in favor of society for the preven-
tion OF incapacity on the part of the anti
cruelty organizations.
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DIVIDING A RICH DOMAIN.

Statement of tho eAstonishinsiy Rapid Rate
at Which the Public Land OF the Country
Ii Filling Up-Merriok Goes on Talking
to the Packed Jury-Red Cloud on His
Ear and Ready to Eat an Agent or Two
Bonds Called In-General Washington
News
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AT New Castle. DEL, yesterday Jas. Redden,
coiored, was hanged for committing rape on
little girl in February last.
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Lots in Billings, NJ. T., for sale by Van
Cieye Wadsworth, at room 2, Northern
Pacific land Office, st. Paul, or Billings, NJ. 7
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A San Francisco dispatch to Sidney Dillon,
OF New York, president of the Pacific railroad,
from s. Ii. Clark, general manager, says:
"All differences with the Central Pacific are
satisfactorily adjusted
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RIce Park Concert.

The Great Western band will present The
following programme at Rice park tonight:
PART /.
1. March, "Union," Muenster
2. Overture "Martha,". Flotow.
3. Qudrille, "Der Operngucker,". ....... Carl.
Ga Kroenungs March, from the
4. opera Prophet" ,"....... Meyerbeer.
u Galop, "Tic- TAX. Strauss.
PART II.
5. Mnsical melange, "This and That"
DOcttZd.
6. Medley of "Germau Songs. Claus
Z. Waltz, "Dream on the Ocean," ....
s. Selection 10y requesD Patience" Sullivan,
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1LoIkhDA1s
Yesterday, the second and last day, had four

Running race, one and one-quarter mile
dash; purse $40 Starters: Hamadan, Flor.
ence Payne, Geo. Neptune and Star Gazer, the
finish being in the order named. Time, 2:l71S.
Miss Myra L. Eckles rode the last named.
Fourth and last race, free for all, trotting,
purse $500, divided. Starters, Capt. Herod,
Pedro and Charley Champ. Only two heats
were trotted, both won by Pedro, Capt.
Herod second, when darkness compelled a
postponement until to-day. Time, 2:39,
2:37K.
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). Mnsical melange, "This and That
CITYNOTICES.
Billings Lots.

See Catler's celebrated desk for business
men. STEES BROS.
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General CaDitaI Ne,cs.
NO OBJECTION FROM THE vIp

NO OBJECTION FROM THE WIDOW.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 25 Judge Lawrence,
the first comptroller of the treasury to-day re-
ceiyed letter from Mrs. Garfield, stating
that she has no objection to the proposed pur-
chase by the Ohio r R,publican association of
the former residence of Gen. Garfield In this
city, and that she will impose no restrictions
as to the future use of the building. She said
further that Gen. Swain has charge of the
matter, and all business connected with the
proposed purchase can be transacted through
him
BKEvITIEs.
Secretary Folger stated that nothing has
been done in Difference to the change in the
offices of the appraisers or supervising in
spectors of New York.
Commissioner of Indian Affairs Prince this
afternoon wired Indian Agent McGillcuddy,
at Pine Ridge agency, that Inspector Pollock
has started for there, and directed the agent to
meet him either at Omaha or Fort Niobrara.
Lieut.. John w. Danenhower passed through
the city to-day en- route to Capon Springs,
Va. He says his report of the circumstances
atte nding the loss of the Jeanette will not be
ready before September Is.
Acting Secretary of the Navy Walker to-day
received cable message from Minister Hunt
stating that Lieut.. Berry, of the Rodgers, and
Chief Engineer Melville and Neros, of the
Jeanette, have left st. Petersburg for Liver
pool via Berlin. where they will be Joined by
Neldermap, another survivor of the Jeanette.
BONDS CALLED IN.
At The close of business to-day United
States called bonds had been redeemed as fol.
lows: Under the 10Sth call, S1O9, ,s45, ITO; un.
der the 1O9th call, S4,7s5, 300; under the 1llth
call, 81 ,567 500; under the 112th call, S13, ,2S2,
600; under the 18th call, $12, All 900; under
the 114th call, $12, ,726,250.
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ARABI'S ACTS.

The English Prove Themselves Capable OF
Mastery Inactivity-Great Success In
Furnishing "OfhoiaW Whitewashed Re-
ports-No Dearth Of Details But q Woeful
Shortage Of Results Great Britain and
General Eastern News.
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At Glasgow, Scotland, 500 ship joiners have
struck,