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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-01
Tho pubIic Capture OF Counter
Geifers in Georgia.

W.suINGToN, y. c., scptember 3O.-II Is
estimated that the reduction Of the public
AL, Tor fine month OF September will be in
the neighsorhood OF Sl6,OOO,Ooo.
u" An AGENT OF the secret Service Divisions
,oIegronhs from Gainesville, Ga, the arrest
~ Henry May and d. W. kellet for coun-
terieiting. and the capture OF 10 counter
,e i Silver dollars and the moulds FOR
making the same.
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The Verdict.

PHILADELPHIA, September 3o.-The jury
In the star-route cases returned verdict
to-day finding Joseph Funk. William Ca
son, Henry Arbuckle, and Joseph Black
man, not guilty, and Joseph Il. Black
guilty, with recommendation TO the mercy
NJ fbo Court
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Sales OF Tobacco I'm DanvilIe.

DASvMLE, VA, September 30.-The To-
bacco Association reports that in the year
ending to-day there have been sold 2j,j10,-
900 pounds Of leaf tobacco, at an average Of
1891 per hundred, against 30,550, 600
pounds, at an average Of sl0.s9. for the pre-
ceding year.
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AI.ifIQrys

DAsvnLE. VA, September oo o. ,Ss Gan
James G. Luck, once an oIii ,;,nes editor oi
federate army and several ' amG 1 pnyi \,
the Pitsyluania Tribune anu ~ this n eity.
died this morring.
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raf.l v,rc,naturc RIast.

NEwBURG, n. Y, September 30.-Near
Cornwall station, on the Middlctown branch
Of the West-Shore railroad yesterday three
men were killed and three badly hurt by
premature blast.
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LONDON, September 3O.-The bark Ii
zette, from Liverpool for Galveston, has
taken refuge at Falmouth leaking and with
the crew mutinouS.
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Death OF Prominent Merchant of
Norfolk.

TSrccIN telegram 10 tH D1sIltch.I
NORFOLK, Va, September 3d. George
w. IIarrell, a prominent merchant Of this
city, Of the firm Of IarreIl Brothers, died
this afternoon Of typhoid-feyer at st. Vim
cents Hospital. He was a native OF Muir
freeshOrO'. n. 9.
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NEW YORK.

NV lOTk.
NV YORK. september &c. NooH.-Stocks
heavy. Money. c. per cent. tNchauge-io ug.
Isl: Short. 4-5.. >ta,c houd, neglected. Tow
ornmcnfs irregular
Ertnt o. exchange, ash Iovcrnm,ni-
somewhat higher: nc" . =. lN'4. DE-" a. 70 " b.
n.,y -. Iiqs. tf.r.v.6n~ ucr cent ~'rc- in-
active. Treasury balance. Coin. :,i,-14; c1r-
renew, f4.2-s.
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NEw YORK, september 81 lh' We ,l' ,
mont If tLp n.-ocllted banks show the following
change, 5: .oan- decrease. f6,29l,cnO; specie de-
crease. $4,000: legal tender, lncica. GO fJeV'-
soc: deposits decrease, >s.lbVfVu' ,I.",
i,,.r,a.. 20 400: rcecrve increase. - tiuo.
The banks now hold s2l37I25 les than 2ai
BALTIMORE.
r,rTr,fcpr. SertcmIcr 3O.-Nupiuia g.. con-
.oiid1feI - -econd erie, 30; new lo-4u s-
10. IiI today.
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Failure of English Merchants.

LONDON, September 3O.-Tamlaci & Son,
shippers and merchants, Of Manchester,
Calcutta, and Bagdad, have failed. Liabil-
ties. e1j9,00
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MIR The wonders Of modern ,.,9In, G diamond
are apl hII kinds and col0rs Of Ink eau "
made FROM them.
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COMMERCIAL.

ElcWoso. september 3d. 1se-
OFFERINGS.
WUENr.-Nhit.. - hn-ht. Rcd, 1,bVO ha.h-
I Rc-cXhibitci. 4 = bushels.
CoEN-Nhitc. 49, nu-hcl-.
OATs.-lOO bushels.
NRtliAKD.GEAs, sEED.-5i bushels.
BRAS.-2i tom.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WuFAT.-Wbite. A. bushels common 2" good III
our. 10 90. Red. 3.iji bushcl-coin 'f''f
',li / 1nrl.fer 40 g5c. 10 : Los; Loss hn-h'r
TT,iVrdat : /. 03 o. %l.O6; Bis bu5h'. common u
ycrv good Fultl ~ ptc. 10 rl.nO. .
C0RN.-Whte, 81 bushels common Virginia ""
private terms. e..,. ost..t...,ts1t
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at 57zM5skc. cash. Oats steady nj Sic. cash !,
-eutember. and October. Wh'skev steady at
si'iQ. PORK strong and higher for October; other
futures Ices marked at 81. 80 ds22.f0 ca 81. Lard
frner at sI2.70@s12.75 cash, september, aud
October. BULK meats quiet; shoulders, slO 20
short rib, s1f.50; short clear, sl4.75.
MILWAUKEE,.
MILWAUKEE,. September 30.-flour quici and
steady: spring grades. s49sG.25. Wheat dnii ana
weak: No. 2 Milwaukee. 93sc. cash. sept, Der,
and october; No. Milwaukee. soc. Corn rTiner
and quiet: No. 2, Soc; rejected, 5o1c. Os', niih
white higher; No. 2. SIC. white. 35sc. Ptoyi-
siOns higher. Mess nork. e22.25 cash and Octo-
her. Lard-Prime steam. sI2.75 cash and ce.o-
Der. Hogs, s7.7o@ssA5.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YORK, September So. -Cotton-Net re-
ceipts, lag bales; gross, 1904 bales. Futures
closed barely steady sales, 10000 bales octo-
slI.O3; December, sil.O2: January. iii.07@
s,i.os; February, sll.i6@sllI7; March,
sll.5Q; June, sll.60@slL6l; July, sli.7O@
S11.71.
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IOur.

Flour-Wc quote: Fine. s3.5O@.i .uIcliIE;,,.'
extra. ti.JO@f5: common nanny
* o. Patent FAMILY. SG.2j@f7.
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PROPOSALS.
OYSTERS.


WE ARE GLAD TO INFORM -
w our friends and the public At VV Ess/
large that on the 1sT OF OCTOBER \V
1882 we shall commence SPeefWfnIipenEl oSsfERs
Mee,,nnaliy on hand Having been for long til,e
engaged ia planting and raising them, we vain i s ~
know all about the bn;,nesI ana 1sE SEASIDE
s sna ne YORK RIVER. We shall be able 70 sup
% o , customers at any time, as the York rysr -
80 constructed that Il seldom lrs s lyad DE-
ASA sa "i"'' W. ]. MARSHALL q CO,
ovs.er-Packers aud Dealers.
N.@sN' s--~f - taf. ~
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

SATURDAY, September 80, 1852.
sALEs-FrEsT BoARp.-s500 Atlanta and Char
lotte Railroad incomes at s6.s: 100 shares Char
lotte. Coumbia and Augusta Railroad stock at 49A {;
1900 Richmond City S. at 1924
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STOfES BROKERS'.
TOHN l.. WILLIAMS,

TOHN l.. WILLIAMS,
STOCKED OKER,
l0l4 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, Va.
offers for sale
RICHMOND. FREDERIC kSBlRG AND P0l'-
NACGPER CENT MORTGAGE BONDS
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POIp-
MACsTOCA AND DlVipEND BONDS;
ATLANTA MD CHARLOTTE flRsI-MokI-
GAGf PER CENT. AND g PER CtNi.
INCOME BONDS ND PER CENT. CT y
RANTElD rTO'h;
RICHMOND AND DhNVlLLE GOLD g.;
pFrFR.UI,RG FAIIRO ND BONDS, 81 and g.;
RICHMOND CITY D., 81 and ~.
All investment securities bought and sold Oh
cnInInl ION. " EI-Ih,-uN w."
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LYDIA E. PINKHAMs LIvER-PlLLs cure
Consultation. Biliousness, and Torpidi'y oil Tic
Liver. rs cents
Sod nv all druggists. ~ -
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from Andrews American Queen.J
CL + O j A Il Il y,
OR THE
QUEEN OF SHEBA'S BEAUTY,
WAS BUT SKIN DEEP.

The renowned Qnccn of Sheba. with all her royal
pomp magnificent apparel, and brilliant retinue,
would never have appeared within the presence Of
the grandcst Of the monarchs Of the past had she
not also possessed that which IS the browning glory
Of the female PERSONA skin nchalengcd for It's
Oriental softness and Its almost transccndental
purity. Cleopatra, holding Emperors ~ bay and
ruling empires by her word, had quickly lost her
charm and power by one attack Of blotches, or Of
pimples, or Of horrid tan and freckles.
WOMAN RULES THE WORLD
by her beauty not less than by her purity Of charac-
ter, loveliness Of disposition, and mselhsh devo-
ton. Indeed, in the estimation Of perhaps too
many men, beauty in a body takes precedence over
every other consideration. Beauty thus forms an
important part Of woman's " working capital"
without which too many Uf not bankrupts in what
relates to influence within the circle where they
novel are poveress for great good. Hence We see
not only the propriety but the duty Of every lady
preserving with Jealous care that which to her Is
essential to success and influence and usefulnes. In
life. And since beauty IS but skin deep" the ut
most care and vigilance are required TO guard 1t
against the many lis that flesh Is heir to- Among
the great and annoying enemies Of beauty
OF EITHER Sen,
as well as Of comfort happiness, and health, are
those pcstfcrous aud horrd skim discascs-tcttcrs
hunors, eczema (salt-rheum rough and scaly erup-
lions, ulcers, pimpcs. and all diseases Of the hair
and scalp. For the cure Of all these DIR. G. BEN
son. Of Baltimore, after years of patient study and
Investigation devoted 70 diseases Of the SKIN atlas
brought forth his celebrated SKIN CURE, which
has arcady by its marvellous cures established it.
self as THE great remedy for all diseases Of the
skin. whatever be their names or character. Its
success has been immense and unparalleled. All
druggists have It. Elegantly put up two bottles In
one package. Internal and external treatment
Price II.
EVERY ONE PRAISES.
Sick Headache, Nervous Headache Neuralgia
Nervousness. Paralysis. Dyspepsia, Slceple'sne's'
and Brain Diseases positively cured by DR.. G. W.
BENSON'S CELERY AND CHAMOMILE PILLS.
They contain no opium, qunine, or other harmful
drug.
sold by all druggists. Price soc. per box a for
two, $3.50 for six, postage frcc.-Dr c. w. BEN
son, Baltimore, Nd
c. y. CRITTENTON, New York, Is wholesale
agent for DIR. c. w. Bcnson's remedies.
~ ~ oc -cOdlw&w
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COMPOUND,

Roth fine COMPOUND and BL0OD-PURlFltk
are prepared at 233 and 235 Wes'er" avenue
LYNN. Mass. Price Of either, ~. Six bottles LOT
a. The COMPOUND is sent by mail In the form u
mills. or of lozenges, on receipt OF PRICE - per
how for either. Mrs. PINKIIAM freely answers all
e.. Of ,pon,ry. Enclose Scent stamp. Send
for pamphlet. Mention Mfs paper
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: ERADICATES
: MALARIA.
TONTAGTOTS DISEASES.

Persons waiting on the sick should use II freely.
Scaret-Fcycr has never been known t. spread
where the FLUID was used YELLOW FEVER
has been cured with IL after BLACK NOMlT had
taken place. The worst cases Of DlPHTIIERiA
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SMALLPOX
SMALLPOX
AND
FITTING OF SMALL
POX
PREVENTED.

4 member Of my fam
ily was taken with
SMNL-PON. | used
tie FLUID. 1hcpaticnt
was not deliriOu~. wa
nptpit'cd,and wasabout
Sic house again Ia three
week and no 0thcr,h1d
i'll. W. PARKINSON,
Philadelphia.
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EVERY ONE PRAISES.
7 YDIA L. PINKiIAMS,
VEGETABLE COMPOUND,
4 SURE CURE FOR
ALL FEMALE WEAKNESSES,

ALL FEMALE WEAKNESSES,
INCLUDING
LEUCORRHGA, IRREGULAR ANDPAlNfUL
NENSTRUATION. INFLAMMATION AND
ULCERATION OF THE WOMB
FLOODING. PROLAPsUS UTERl sc.
Pleasant to the taste, oficacious and imm' liate
,n It's effect. II isa great help III pregnancy and
relieve. rain during labor and at regular periods
PHYSICIANS USE IT AND PRESCRIBE
IT FREELY.
For all weaknesses Of the generative organs oil
either -c1 II Is second 10 10 remedy that has ever
been before the public; and for all diseases OF Tie
kidneys tits the
GREATEST REMEDY IN THE WORLD.
KIDNEY COMPLAINTS
OF EITHER SEX FIND GREAT RELIEF IN
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LYDIA F. PINKHAMs BLOOD-PURlFlER
will eradicate every vestige Of humors from he
blood. at the same time will give toneahd sHehtu'
a. tho svstem. As marvellous In results AZ uhe
COMPOUND.
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DlPHTlIERIA
PREVENTED.

VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY, Nashville, Tenn.
Testify to the most excellent qualltle. 81 lro-
Cor II {EBYS PROPHYIACTIC FLUID. Asa
di.lufrctant and detergent IL l. both theoretically
AMI practically superior to any preparation VITA
which am acquainted. y. 7. LUTON,
Profcs sOr Chemistry.
DARBYS FLUID l. RECOMMENDED by Hon.
Alexander II. stephens. Of Georgia: Rev. Charles
r. Deems, d. d.. Church Of the strangers. New
York: Joseph LeContc, Columbia professor tui-
yrr.ity. south Carolina: Rev. \. }. Battle prolcs-
sor Mercer University; Rev. George r. Fierce
Ei.hop Methodist Episcopal Church.
INDISPENSABLE TO EVERY HONE. fcr-
fcctIy harmless. Used internally or externally Tor
man or beast.
The FLUID has been thoroughly tested, and we
have abundant evidence that n has done everything
here claimed. For fuller Information get 81 your
druggist a pamnhlct. or send T. the proprictors'
j. II. ZtILI< & co.
Manufacturing Chemists Philadelphia.
&C l-Su&Wfy
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Until iiii'fs ~ WI -
yield 10 IL.
FENERED and SICK
persons refreshed and
BED SORES prevent
cd 10y bathing with
DARBYS FLUID.
IMPURE AIR made
harmless and purified.
For SORE THROAT 1t
Is a sure cure.
CONTAGION destroy
cd.
For FROSTED FEET,
& II | l. u l. \ y =,
PILES, ClIAtlNGS,
&c.
RHEUMATISM cured.
SOFT. WHITE COM
PLENlONS secured
by IT. use.
SiliP-FENER prevent
I'd.
TO PURIFY TIL f.
BREATH, CLEANSE
TIE TEETH. it can't
lp 1tlrpas.CI.
CATARRllrclicyedaud
cured.
ERiSIPELAS cured.
BTHNS relieved IN
>iHntiy.
SCARS prevented.
DI>ENTLRl cured.
WOUNDS hcIlc'l rapid
".
SCTRNY cured.
An A<TIDOIE for an
imal or vegetable pol
sons. sting. sc.
fused the FLUID du-
ring our present attic
ton with SCARLEI-
THFHNFffIs ....tI .lgatlRl
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cCHOOL- BOOKS.
WEST, JOHNSTON 60. are receiving u,r
large supplyof school ANDcoLL t~h J hAl-
BO0KS. which are offered Tor sale al tIe i,"'s
priccs. PUBIIC->CHOOL BOOKS SOFA al "a
mice. Catalogue furnished upon applc'''"H
o-,,ers solicited and promptly attended 10.
WEST. JOHNSTON q Coz
IA 9l1 Main street.
AL TIE TEXT-BOOks USED IN
Y TuF PUBLIC AND PRIVATE
SCHOOLS Of THE STATE FOR SALE Al
"sTATE" PRICES BY
BECKWITlI & PARHAM.
se &c -eod&w hFnnoiu. "
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DARBYs PROPHYLACTIC FLUID.
nARBYS PROPHYLACTIC FLUID,
4 HOUSEHOLD ARTICLE
FOR
UNIVERSAL FAMILY Use.

For SCARLET and
r Y PHOID- FE NFRS.
DIPHTHERIA. SAIL
WALTON, ULCER ATED
: 20 X T. TIiR q \ i ,
SMALLPOX, VI T. A
SLES. and all
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fused the FLUID du-
ring our present Attic
ton with SCARLET-
FEVER with decided
advantage. II is indis-
cusablc to the sick
roOm.-NM. Il. SAND
FORD, Eyric, Ala.
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NEW YORK CoTToN FUTURES.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIArrRE ALMNNAC -FoE MoNpAY.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-10
CkQNQc ofTine.

The Royal Route will make the follow
ing changes in time, commencing to-day.
Chicago through trains will leave st.
Paul at 1916. noon and 7:45, night, which
is one hour earlier than heretofore, and
will arrive from Chicago at 6:15, a. m. and
2:25 p. M, but there will be no change in
their arriving or departure at Chicago.
Cable and Superior trains will leave at
11;4O a. m. and arrive at 1920 p. ID.
The morning train for Sioux City will
leave at 7:50 instead of $40, and the day
train from Sioux City will arrive at 7:1O
instead of $40.
The Kansas City train will leave st. Paul
at $3.50 as heretofore and arrive at st.
Paul 1856 q. IN.
Commencing tomorrow (Monday) the
Royal Route will put on an additional
train between st. Paul and Saltwater,
making three through trains leaving st.
Paul at 9:25 a. M, 2 p. N. and sos p. M;
leaving Saltwater at s a. N, II a. m. and
$3.50 r. m, making the run between st.
Paul and Saltwater in ffty-fve. minutes.
In addition to these three
through trains there will be connections
at Saltwater junction with four other
trains. Leaving st. Paul at 6 q. M, IL 40
a. NJ, 12:45 P. N. and 7:45 p. n. Leaving
Saltwater at lib p. m, and 7:0S p. ~.
The Chicago, Milwaukee 4 st. Paul will
mako the following changes: The trains
that have arrived heretofore at 12:45 D. m.
will hereafter arrive at 2:25 p. M; and the
trains that nave heretofore left st. Paul at
1:45 and 8:45 p. m. will hereafter leave at
pa and 7:45 p. N.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-10

Mr.. Brown, assistant passenger agent of
the Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul road,
has gone to La Crosse.
The road was clear yesterday beyond
Aberdeen. On all the roads. in every
GlrectiOn,trains we're from one to sig hours
late, owing to the snow wind and cold.
W. 3. Dixon, commissioner of the West
ern Trunk Lines Passenger association,
etc., has been appointed commissioner for
the purpose Of seeing that the lines be-
tween Chicago and st. Louis maintain their
Arbitrary rate of IS commencing Jan. l..
The st. Paul & Manitoba road will begin
to operate the Casselton branch of the
Northern Pacific road tomorrow.
Monday. Through trains for points on
All outstanding tickets on the Northern
Pacific road will be accepted on the Man
itoba lines.
Ticket selling yesterday was reported as
merely moderate, partly because of the
unpleasant weather, partly because it was
Saturday and partly because the cheap
price system is getting stale. Those who
want to go to Chicago cheap will have to
do so quickly, as the rate will soon be re-
stored, probably.
Information has been received by rsil-
road officials in st. Paul that George W.
Cole, having resigned the position of as
sistant general freight agent of the Mis-
souri, Pacific railroad to accept that of
general freight agent Of the st. Louis &
San Francisco Railway company, 81. A.
johnson has been appointed assistant gen
eral freight agent of the line, with Office at
st. Louis.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-10
Cr0m-H0fe.

The marriage of Mr.. Charles Cram and
Miss Phoebe Hale was solemnized in the
Congregational church at Cottage Grove,
Nov. 80, in the presence of about 230
friends. The marriage ceremony, which is
always interesting, was made much moro
so by the children of the Sunday school
passing in front of the bridal pair strew-
ing flowers at their feet, and it is the wish
of their many friends that they find flowers
strewn all along life's pathway. After the
ceremony at the church the friends repaired
to Mr.. Theodore Furber's, where a recep-
ton was held, and where the bride and
groom were the recipients of many hand
some and valuable presents, a list of which
with the names of the doners will be found
below:
Charles Keene, one case silver fruit
knives; Mrs. Annie Clark, Saltwater,
silver s~poonholder; J.. b. Cram, silver
castor; Horace Biscoe, silver caster;
Henry Cram, elegant silver butter dish;
Mrs. j. R. Elliot, Minneapolis, silver butter
dish; Miss G.. Joy, Minneapolis, silver butter
knife; Mrs. Gould and Dodge, one pair large
vases; Maggie and Louis NJ. Chattie, n
pair beautiful vases; Mrs. Sleeper, one set
silver tea and dessert spoons; W. A. Gould,
silver butter knife; Mrs. Theodore Furber,
one set silver forks; E. F. Hale, one set
silver knives; Miss NJ. Harmon, silver
pie knife; W. D. Hale, Minneapolis, silver
cake basket; Mrs. B. F. Radford. solid sill
YER sugar spoon; Mr.. and Mrs. Orf, Still
water, tea set, chamber set, toilet set, clock
and cuspidor; Mr.. and Mrs. Hart,
one pair vases; Miss Lena Grip
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-10

To the Editor of the Globe:

To the Editor of the Globe:
A writer who signs himself "Catholic"
essays to make a few remarks OF my dis
course of last Sunday evening. He thinks
that I did not understand either the intent
or the meaning of the Trentine decree. To
substantiate this opinion he quotes from
DR.. Westcott, the writer of the article on
the Vulgate in Smiths Dictionary of the
Bible and also from DR.. Maclaine, the
translator CT Mosheim. In reply I need
only say that I have consulted both these
authorizes and many others before I wrote
my article on the Vulgate. I knew what I
was writing and I shall know what to
reply when I ascertain whether Bishop
Ireland has or has not retreated under a
mom de plume. I beg catholics" pardon
for calling Cardinal Ballarmine a French
man. The mistake should have occurred
to me without a reminder as italian du-
plicity" is a proverb. E. s. THoMAs.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-10
TIME CALLED.

The Fire Commissioners Trying to Find
the Weakness, if Any There is. in the
Department.
Inc structures upon the fire department
IN connection with the Nichols q Dean fire
Wednesday last, led to a special meeting
OF the board of fire commissioners yester-
day, commencing a little after 4 p. M,
and remaining in session until after 9 o..
NJ. While the board remained in session
for so long a time there was really nothing
calculated calculated to shed any further
light upon the delay of the department to
appear at the fire in question than that
already given in the GLOBE account. Mr..
L~everidge, superintendent of the fire
alarm telegraph, made quite a
lengthy explanation of the Difficult
ties he had labored under since the in
cumbency Of the Office, consequent upon
the extension of the system, rebuilding of
the old lines, Encouragement of the boxes,
ETC., etc. The delay in transmitting the
alarm to the different engine houses for
the Nichols & Dean fire, was due entirely,
Mr.. Leveridge said, to the fact that box "a,
the box nearestthe fire, was temporarily out
of tho circuit, while the main line was be-
ing stretched. While it was an unfortunate
occurrence, it was unavoidable. The line
was being changed and it was instructed
that the change should be made as soon as
possible, and the chance of a fire occurring
in the district, while the change was being
made had to be taken.
Mr.. E. W. Hildebrand,of steamer No. 2,
stated that he received the alarm at 1885,
and that he was in position and had water
in the hose in five minutes, but that he
was delayed by the hardness Of the min
ute mon of the house. In answer to q
query Mr.. Hildebrand said it had been
generally understood at No. 2
that box 81 at No. 4 house he'd been out of
order for the past three months.
James Mitchell, engineer of No. 5, ION
st. Anthony hill,) explained at length the
accident occurring to that engine on the
way to the fire, in all essential matters
agreeing with tho GLOBE account of the
same.
E. B. Birge, engineer of No. 4 steamer,
explained the hardness of his force by
stating that the first alarm received was
from box Is, to which only the hose was
called upon to respond, He, himself, was
at the city hall, when the alarm was turned
in. Found out where the fire was as No. l
passed, and pulled box %, and in response
apparatus was on the ground and ready
for work in from five to ten minutes.
Without completing the investigation the
board adjourned to Monday evening at z
O'Clock.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-10
The st. Louis Contest.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, Dec. 9.-The su-
preme court has issued a peremptory writ
ordering the register to count the two dis
puted precincts in the Ninth district. This
elects James o. Broadhead to congress for
the Ninth district and defeats Mclean,
Republican. The supreme court, while
not deciding the point as to validity in the
old Second district, intimated that the
election was valid. Hence DR.. Mclean,
Republican, will take his seat in congress
for the %unexpired term Of the late Thomas
Allen.
McLean's majority as figured out by the
city register in the Ninth district was
81. The precincts ordered counted gave
1913 votes for B~roadhead, thus giving him a
majority of 1O2. There is talk that the
secretary Of state will refuse to issue GER
t~ificates to Mclean for the short term in
the old Second district, as he claims it is
le9islated out of existence by the redis-
tricting Legislature. In this case Mclean
will Apply for a mandamus. The register
is ordered by the supreme court to cast up
the vote Monday.