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OVER THE OCEAN.
GREAT BRITAIN.
ARRA1eN1Ne GLADSTONE.

ARRAIGNING GLADSTONE.
DUBLIN, April 8.-Smythe, the anti-Land
Lacquer, who, while returning from church
last Sunday with some ladies was fired at, but
escaped while one of the ladies was killed. has
written letter to Gladstone In which he says
''Your practical adhesion to the principle that
force is remedy in the case OF Irish savagery
has eliminated in making it easy for the Land
League assassin to murder my sister-in-law at
noonday. lay the guilt of that deed of blood
at your door in the face of the whole country
Supported as you are by ''no rent" members
of parliament, their press, and some
of the Irish bishops, the terrorism
exlstiag under the protection OF your
police is SO tremendous that know there are
but few who would venture to denounce the
assassins had they seen then. Were they to
do so their lives would certainly be forfeited,
while the prisoners would almost assuredly
escape after farce of trial by jury.
Gladstone In replying assures Smythe of his
heartfelt sympathy, and is confident that
Smythe will readily understand why he does
not notice his charges.
FIGHTING MAJOR.
Major Trail, resident magistrate, write
from Claremsrris, county Mayo, recommend
Ing that certain death shall be the penalty Of
I'LL htLCupto ~ mulOCls AAO COY . AS hos O'lSh
been threatened, and been warned that his as
sassination was not only planned but actually
paid for; but he defes tbs assassins. He
draws remarkable picture of the
state of the country. He says he
never travels without escort Of two
armed policemen, and an armed groom.
Counting the Winchester rifle. the revolvers
and shot guns of the party there are twenty
five rounds that can be discharged In as many
seconds, with thirty-four in reserve. HIS es-
cort search all plantations, hedges. etc, on
the route, and the neighborhood of his house
and grounds are patrolled all night by armed
guards who are provided with dogs to aid In
the search for explosives and assassins.
LONDON, April 8.-During March the i'm.
ports increased Ell 100000 and exports In
creased Ell $780, 900 as compared with the same
period Of last year,
LONDON, April SIT is reported from Tu-
mis- that Ali Ben Khalifa, with the man Cady
of the insurgents, has entered to Tripolitan
territory.
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C~nvassing- Corners"

NEW YORK, April s.-The state senate COM
mittee to Investigate CORNERS" and dealings
in futures met to day. Chauncy NJ. Depew
testified that corners were formed in the West,
principally in Chicago. He considered them
very injurious to consumers, as New York
was obliged to get her supply from the West:
The railroads were also injuriously affected
BY cornering. 5I g151
President Jewett, of the Erie railway, look.
ed upon cornering as very demoralizlng and
species of gambling. The railroads, he said,
suffered greatly by the practice, which be
thought could be stopped By legislation In
Illinois, but not in New York state. He knew
no remedy except in legislation. BE regard
ed the whole system as demoralizing to COM
merce and the public interests.
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Another Crime Laid 70 the James GA
Italians ON the War Path.

FoRT PLAINLY .N.Apr S.-About 100 Italians
have been at work here on the West Shore
railroad. Not getting pay to-day as expected
they conaregated around the Zoller house,
where the contractor is stopping, and COM
menced stonipg and firing into the house.
The grand army post was called out and dis
pursed the rioters, but not before they had
done considerable damage. None of the in
mates of the hotel were seriously injured
though some OF the Italians were wounded by
nistoI shots fired BY the inmates. Trouble Is
feared tonight as the Italians threatened to
burn the town. Help from neighboring towns
has been asked for and when 1t arrives there
will be enough to protect the village.
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CRUEL. CYCLONES.
WORK OF DETASTATION IN -FOUR
STATES By WIND AND RAIN.
Kansas, Iowa aud Arkansas the
Victims Of Terrible and Destructive
Storms - Lives Lost, Trees UprOOted.
Houses Blown Around Like Feathers,
People Manned, and Stock Killed-A
Truly Shocking Record.
I'm MichiOUu.

DETROIT, April S.-Thursday's cyclone
dropped in upon the country north of Sag
inaw, Frustrating telegraph wires so that W.
are just beginning to get returns. The storm
struck in the townships of wilkins, Beaver
Kawkawlin, Algres, north and west of Bay
City and did terrible execution, the greater
part of the loss being In Kswkawlin town
| ship.
John Smiths (Kawkawlin) house was
| literally blown to atoms, Furniture was
smashed, and five members of the family
were more or less seriously injured, A Ger
man named Alumni had his house destroyed
and was himself seriously injured. Robert
Tonsley's house was unroofed. William
Hartley's.
HOUSE WAS CARRIED BODILY
twenty feet, and badly wrecked. w. Silver.
nails barn was unroofed, A. Frisbin's barn
was destroyed, his COW killed, valuable
horse ruined, and his house unroofed. David
Garrin's barn was destroyed and house un.
r@ofed R. Nelson's barn was destroyed and
house unroofed.
In Angres township the loss was higher and
was on the farms and property Of fishermen.
The loss sums up into tens OF thousands, and
about twenty injured people have been heard
from, but no fatal accidents are reported:
The storm passed through three miles OF
timber, scarcely leaving tree standing In q
space one mile wide. Hail stones fell one and
half inches in diameter.
DETROIT, April S.--Further accounts show
that the cyclone Thursday visited the town.
ship of Assyria, Barry county, and with the
same results of devastation. Its track was
about forty rods wide. Two small children
of Mr.. Mead are reported killed, and another
badly injured. Silas Reynolds was also killed,
his wife and two children severely injured.
Buildings of Levi Kenyon were demolished
and himself probably hurt fatally. This is
the
THIRD VISITATION OF THE SORT
in two years in this township.
A few additional particulars from Kalameat.
on county, state that a man ned Ben. j.
Conkling was killed and his house and barn
wrecked. Some ten or twelve houses and
barns were demolished and the ground swept
clear OF orchards and fences. Everything in
the path of the storm was torn up.
CHICAGO, April S--Michigan dispatches es-
innate the damage by the cyclone in Kalamo
and Carmel township at $50, 900 to s75,000.
EAST SAGINAW, April SIT is learned that
the Rev. Isaac Fulmer, residing In Home
township, Midland county, was killed by the
Tornado Thursday evening, His house was
demolished and several other persons were In.
jured in the neighborhood. The storm swept
through several miles of timber, telling the
trees.
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CyTATE OF MINNEsOTA-oOUETI RAM
y sey ss.-Distrct Court. Second Judicial District.
The Second National Bank of st. Paul sgainst Pres
ton Wolfe.
The State Of Minnesot, to the above namse DE-
fendans:
You are hereby summoned and required to an
swer the complaint OF the plaintiff IN the above
entitled aciiop which II on file IN the Office of the
CLERK of the District Court Of the second judicial
district county of Ramsey and stats Of Minnesota,
and to serve q copy Of your answer to said
complaint on the subscribers at their Office in the city
Of St. Paul, In the county of Ramsey, within TWEEN
~ DAYS after the service Of this summons upon you,
exclusive Of the day of ouch service, and If you
fan to answer the said complaint within the time
aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will take
Judgment against you for the sum OF two hundred
and nine dollars and ninety three cents, with inter-
est on one hundred and ninetysix dollars and thir-
iy.three cents thereof from ard since the 18th day
Of March 1880 at the rate Of twelve per cent per
num- and interest three dollars and sixty cents
thereof from and since May LIST 1879 a. the rate of
seven Der cent per arnum and interest on ten dol
lars thereof from and since May 4th, 1872 at the
rste of seven per cent per annu together with the
costs and disbursements herein.
Dated March 2S. A D. 1852
WALSH h GoFoRTH, Plaintiffs Attorneys, St.
Psul Minn - 3. Third street.
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Singular Explosion.

New YORK, April s.-Nicholas D. Hunfar-
ry, Frank Adesann, Kate Hill aDd Mary Alex
ander were carousing last night at No. Il
Thompson street. One of the four picked up
bundle of rags which had been brought In
from the street and threw it in the stove to
start fire. Immediately there was an ex-
plesion and three of the four inmates OF the
room were thrown headlong, bleeding and
wounded. The room was set on fire but the
flames were soon extiDguished. Adesann had
his hand badly torn, Kate Hill had four fin
gers broken and Mary Alexander had her col
lar bone broken. It is not known what
caused The explosion.
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GERMANY.

COMMENTS ON lAMsoN's CASE.
BERLIN, April s.-The German press COM
menting on the Intervention of President Ar
thur in the case of Dr.. Lamson regard 1t as an
uDjustifable and meddlesome interference,
particularly as it comes from the country
which upholds the Monroe doctrine.
BERLIN. April s. Bismarck. returning
thanks for his birthday congratulation,
through the North German Gazette, says that
lessened capacity for writing renders it i'm
possible for him to ans wer all his friends per-
sonally.
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NOTICE OF MORTGAGE sALE-Ds,auls h.v-

NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE-Dsfault hav-
Ming been made in the payment Of the sumoi ssv.
which is claimed to be due at the date OF this mo-
toe upon certain mortgage, duly executed and
delivered by Horny Cooper and Annie NJ. Cooper
bis wife, to The Saint Paul Mutual Building Associ-
alton No. l. bearing date the thiry-rst day of jan
uary. A. D. 1873, and duly recorded IN the Office OF
the Register Of Deeds in and for the county OF Ram
ruary A d. 1878, at - SO o'clock p. m, in book
''26" of mortgages, on page COL and default having
been made In the payment OF the sum Of One Hun
dred and Six 26-100 (Slco 20 Dollars. which Is
certain other mortgage duly executed and delivered
by said Henry J. Cooper and Annie M Cooper, his
wife, to said The Saint Paul Mutual Building Asso-
citation No. l. and bearing date the 18th day of May
A. D. 1885, and duly recorded In the Office OF the
Register of Deeds In and for the county Of Ramsey
and state of Minnesota on the 18th day Of May, A.
1876. at 80 O'Clock p. m. in book "26" OF mort
cages on page $40. and action or proceeding at
law or otherwise having been instituted to recover
the said debts secured by said mortgages any part
Now therefore, notice Is hereby give that by vir-
tue of power of sale contained in said mortgages
and pursuant to the statute in such case inside and
provided, the said mortgages and each OF them VIII
be forecloeed and the premises described IL and
covered by said mortgages and each Of them, to-
Wit; Lots numbered two ~ and three (a) in block
/ numbered three 81 in Tracy's Out Lots to Saint
Paul. In Ramsey county, and state Of Mnnesota,
with the hereditaments and appurteuanoes. will be
sold at public auction, to the highest bidder for
cash. to pay said debt snd interest and the ta1ec II
any, said premises, and Twenty-Five dollars attor-
ney's fee, as stipulated in and by said mortgage In
case of foreclosure, and the disbursements allowed
| by law; whicn sale will be made by the Sheriff f
said Ramsey county, at the front door OF the Old
Court House, in the city of Saint Paul. in said coun
| ty and state on the eighteenth day of May, D.
1882 at ten O'Clock Of that day, subject to
dempion at any time within one year from the day
| of sale, as provided by law.
Dated, March 81, A. D. 1882
THE ST. PAUL MT rUAL BUILDING ASSOCIA-
| TION NO. ], Mortgage.
| WV, LOUIS KELLY, Attorney for Mortgagee
/ snr 8 Mon "
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A BILL OF EXCEPTIONS.

WASHINGTON, April s.-A bill of excep-
tions has been taken in the case of Charles j.
Gniteau, and signed by Judge Cox. 1t has
been printed and made q pamphlet of thirty
nine pages. There was thirty-two exceptions
as to matters accruing up TO the time when
The case was given to the jury, and excep-
tions also to the ruling of the court denying
q new trial, and everything the motion in
arrest of judgment. They may be summarized
as follows:
First-On the ruling of the court In allow
ing the government expert in his testimony
as to the plea of insanity in rebuttal.
The second, third fourth, fifth and sixth
exceptions relate to the admission of evidence
concerning Guiteau's borrowing money; COL
lecting money for client, and failing to pay IL
over, and the circumstance about the brass
watch.
seventh-In the admi esion Of the question
and answer In the examination OF DR.. Fordyce
in reference to the insane delusion.
Eighth In the admission of testimony re.
garding more money collected and not paid
over.
Ninth-In allowing the question and answer
as to the prisoners ability to distinguish right
from wrong.
Tenth-In the admission of the letter ad-
dressed to Col. Corkhill, the defense claiming
it was incomplete.
Eleventh-To the admission of the testi.
mony of Guiteau's former wife that she con-
sidered him sane.
Twelith-To the admission of the answer of
DR.. Hamilton as to the prisoners sanity.
Thirteenth-To the admission of the an
swer of DR., Hamilton that there are great
many medically insane, people who do know
the difference between right and wrong.
The fourteenth, fifteenth, sixteenth, seven.
tenth, eighteenth, nineteenth, twenty. fourth,
twenty.ffth, twenty seventh, twenty eighth
and twenty-ninth, exceptions relate to the adj
government and the replies thereto.
Exceptions twentieth, twenty-first and
twenty second object to the admission OF the
answer of various indictments concerning the
prisoners mental condition.
Twenty-third-To allow ing the statement
OF DR.. Mcdonald to 20 to the jury that the
newspapers commenced to notice the fact that
the Interruptions by the prisoner were only
| when the evidence was against him.
| strike ont from the testimony Of DR.. Kemp
| ster, ~ asked him whether he considered the
apostles insane. he evidently discovered the
dilemma he was In"
| Thirty. frst-To the refusal of the couri
while evidence in sur rebuttal was being OF
| fered by defendant, to examine but one wit
ness, James Brook (name in the affidavit OIL
Mrs. Scoville).
Thirty. eecond-On the refusal of the eour'
| to allow DR.. George NJ. Beard, medical expert
called by defendant in sur rebuttal, to answer
hypothetical questions.
To the charge of Judge Cox no less thar
| thirty-six clauses are made the subject OF ex
ception.
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Not to End In Smoke.

CINCINNATI, April s.-The smoke inspec-
tor appointed under the recent ordinance has
begun prosecuting where he considers there
has not been reasonable efforts to conform to
the requirements Of the ordinance. Warrants
were issued to-day for the arrest of the pro-
prietors of two OF the leading hotels, and they
will have hearing Monday.
Another Crime Laid TO tho James' Gang.
KANSAS CRY, April SIT was reported to.
night that Tucker Basham, who was con-
victed OF participating In the Glendale rob-
berry and who was psrdoned out to testify
against BIZ Ryan, was assassinated some ten
days ago in Kansas. The James gang had
sworn to take his life and it Is supposed they
have accomplished the threat. Mrs. Basham
has written to lady friend In this city that
her husband has disappeared, and she believes
be has been spirited away and killed.
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In IoUG.

AMEs, Iowa, April S.-A cyclone struck the
Agricultural college this afternoon. tearing
off the gable from the north hall. Prof.
Ressey's-house was badly torn and his wife
injured.
a student named Carnell, it is feared is fa-
tally hurt. VIM. McCarthy's house was de-
mollshed and himself and wife injured. Con-
siderable other damage is feared north OF
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Accused of rate Quitting.

CHICAGO, April s-The Grand Trunk has
been accused of cutting freight rates, but
emphatically denies the charge. The strength
of the accusation lies In the fact that the
Grand Trunk is handling an undue and dispro.
portionate share of the freight traffic, and the
officials of the other roads say if this condition
of affairs continues freight war will certain
10 ens1e
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I'm ArEHusUs.

JUNCTION CITY, April S.-About 10 O. clock
last night tornado passed over this neigh
borhood from the southwest which was very
destructive. At Fort Riley most all the
buildings were unroofed and portion of the
walls of them destroyed, involving loss OF
from S25, 900 to $4,000.
Two soldiers were hurt, one very danger.
ously, one horse killed and six wounded.
At Wakefield, Clay county, eight houses
were destroyed. In all portions of the eoun-
try barns, outhouses and fences were de-
stroyed, but no damage was done in Junction
CITY.
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THE GLOBE HOROSCOPE.
As 1t Casts Its Light on the Chicago Mar
kets.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.]

CHICAGO, April s.-To-day's cables were I'M
changed. But I'll be tetotally goldarned If
the wheat market was, for the gang sold May
enough to make most anybody but the shorts
sick. The boys are puzzled over the situation
and don't know whether The robbers are sell
ing fer keeps, or just to get everybody short
and then give them big squeeze. I'm all
afoat, so will simply say that will Tell you
about 1t IS soon as--I am cock sure,
what up. Curb for May Is Sl.26A.
Corn pretty steady with lots of confidence in
higher prices by many operators.
Provisions were very steady with larger
comsumptive demand. think they will go
higher
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One Of sh,pherd,s Lutte Mistakes.

WASHINGTON, April s.-The testimony of
Shipherd before the house foreign affairs
committee to-day was to the effect that the
state department was working cordially with
him in behalf OF bis claim. He repeated all
his conservation with Blaine, going to show,
as he claimed, that Blaine was in sympathy.
He repeated the statements of Senator Blair,
his counsel, 10 him, to the effect that the
Blaine and Hurlbut we're actively Co operating
with him, but at the same time he began to
suspect they were playing him false. Shtpherd
produced no documentary evidence of the al
legged talks with Blaine, and it all rests in the
Interpretation of what Blame said.
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is w ealthl

Dr. E. O. Vests nerve and brain treatment o
specic for hysteria dizziness commissions,
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the money II the treatment does not effect . cure.
Guarantees issued only by Lambie b Co., corner
Third and wabashaw streets, st. Paul. Mimi Orders
by mail promptly attended TO.
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Election Litigation.

CHARLESTON, S. G.; April SIN the United
States circuit court Judge Bono overruled q
motion to quash the information iled by the
district attorney in the election cases. The
district attorney then moved to be allowed to
amend the informations filed in the Richland
cases by adding charge of conspiracy under
the revised statutes. The court oyerrnled this
motion also
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A Sick Senator.

ST. LOUIS, April s.-senator Logan, of Him
OILS, did not proceed to the Hot Springs as tele.
graphed yesterday. Heis so unwell that he
is remaining over at the Southern hotel and
may probably stop here several days. lie is
accompanied by ex-senator Chaffee, OF Cali
fornis
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CONTRACT WORK.
Grating East Si1th, JOIN,
and NeiW Streets.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
CITY oE ST. PAUL, Mimi, March 81, 1889. }

OFFICE OF TIE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
CITY oF ST. PAUL, Mimi, March 81, 1882. }
Sealed bids Will be received by the Board of
Public Works, in and for the corporation OF
the City of st. Paul, Mimi, at their office in
said city, until 10 m, on the 11th day of
April, 4. D. 1882. for the grading of East
Sixth street, from Broadway to Kittson street;
John street. from Grove street to Fourth street,
and the partial grading Of Neill street, from
Seventh street to Fifth street, in said city, ac
cording to plans and specifications on file in
the office of said Board.
A bond with at least two sureties, in sum
of at least 90 per cent. of the gross amount
bid, must accompany each bid.
The said Board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
Official r. L. GoRMAN, President.
Clerk Board of Public Works. 0l-101
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A CRONY On GREATNESS,
SHIPHERD AIRILY ANNOUNCES HIM
SELF Asa FAMILIAR OF BL 4ENE.

Poor Ship >, His Aims aud Schemes Arc
Too Transparent-Ths Committee on
Foreign Relations Plscidly Picking Him
to Pieces-No Injury Done to Hurlbuts
Observation-Disclosures Accusations Are
as Gauzy as His Assumptions-Corres-
pondence and Conversations the Staple
of Evidence Offered Yesterday.
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From Sundays Edition.

Ths Iollotrsn9 matter % Ais page sppsered
b Ssadsys aditisa- TIE rsssoa for this rspSb-
ks<tsos Il because cur rsgu,~ mad rate q ss4S-
sn4sttea dos not taeiuds the Suadsy issvs, snd
sss~psrst'~'y Jsv IN tie country esvs to pay szsrs
~ as SundGy edition, phieh kss in tie st. PssI
past office sad goes eat in the same mail NTH tAs
kendsg paper. TIE nsors tnportan. nssss to
- ertent q tsoo or thres columns. q ta<rgery
r<'sbsisaed on 4ondey for the senest Of country
Subscribers who Do not see the SUNDAY GLosx
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S1.OOO.OOO Coupon Bonds.

LOUISVILLE, April S.-The general council
of Louisville having passed an ordinance to
take the tense of the votes of the city upon
the policy OF issuing 81 .OOO, 600 in city per
cent. forty-year coupon bonds, to be given to
the commonwealth on condition that the seat
of the government of the state is permanently
located in this city, an election was held to-
day. The vote was very light, hut the propo.
sltion Waa carried.
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Train Robbery.

GALVESTON, April s.Last night a
passenger train of the Colorado & Santa
Fee railroad was boarded near Plum sta
ton, Tex, by FIVE meg who robbed the
passengers aud effected their escape.
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AIien's Death,

WASHINGTON, April Representative AL.
len of Missouri died this morning. His re-
mains will be removed to Pitttfeld, Mass.
| Aliens desk in the house was draped In black
and decorated in beautiful flowers.
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yTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF RAMSEY
% District Court.
In the matter of the assignment Of William q.
Gross.
Notice Is hereby given that william b. Gross, of
Saint Paul. In said county and state, has by deed 10
writing, dated 18th day Of February, 1882. nladea
general assignment to the undersigned, OF al his
property not exempt by law from levy and sale on
execution for the benefit Of all his creditors, with
ont preferences.
An claims must be verified spd presented to tbs
undersigned for allowance.
Dated 18th o February, 1882
ss. ALBERT ARMSTRONG, Assignee.