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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-04-02
Kav .usgh's Saies.

Ksvanagh is doing rousing auction
business these times. He last week sold
the O'Brien & Price stock at Rosemount,
realizing good percentage. On yester-
day he sold also at auction the engine.
boilers. ETC., the remains of the Wig VAN,
for 81, 737, making total for that edifice.
of IS, l37. Messrs. Langevrn, MCMILLAN.
1T Smith, of Heron Lake, Fl. P. Rugg
and others were purchasers. YESTERDAY
afternoon he also sold the Chas. Ferrin.
blacksmith shop for $500 to ]. l.. Henry
and Charles Auer.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-04-02
Annie PiDkeu

This charming comedy actress appears
at the opera house to- morrow and Tues
day evenings in her greatest character,
'.M'Iiss, the Child of the Sierras." The
Philadelphia Record says:
"Annie Pixi-y is always and deservediy
favOrie 10 PhiIadelphia. Her personal at.
Effectiveness has much to do tn it-as
much, perhaps, as her eXcellenee as an actress.
Miss is probably her most acceptable as we'll
as most &c 'ebrated specially, and she has long
since VIZ fame in the presentation of the tiIle
role. Her temperance last evening at the
Walnut IN this character was the occasion of
an ovation which must have been highly graf
flying tu her, and sho wed the hold che has on
the public. She is well supported BY Mr.
Joha e. HcD0uough, sterling actor, as
fuba Bill, aud the remaining characters are
well sustained
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-04-02
fWestern Associated Press.I

CHICAGO, April 1.-Wheat was decidedly
dull. Fluctuations were small and prices de-
clined little, although the outside reports
denoted firmness and strength. Weather
warm and bright. The closing was x@xc
below yesterday. Oats sl.Se56@si sos
for May, sis7x@$L28K for June, 81 S3X @
St.3Ax for July.
Cora was very sstive aud sometimes ex-
cited, prices advancing 1X@i%c and main
tanning their strength. The urfavorable re-
port of the department OF agriculture was
the chief feature of Che market. All the
chances favor early seeding, end good crops
for the coming year. Sales 70k @72Kc for
May, Cox @7ix C for June and 70X 1lzHc Tor
yuly.
Oats Buyers plenty and sellers scarce. Cash
sold up 1Xc, and April SIC, May ~ YSH c.
June y 9, July TX. The near deliveries we're
chiefly in demand. Sales, Al 94gc for April,
46x 649c fear May, 45L@4Sc for June, and
44x@i5xc for July.
Tue receipts of gram for the week were less
thsna million bushels.
Pork was fairly active, 5@loc higher, clos
ing Arm. Sales si7. l5gl7 25 for April,
siF3SK @i747x for May ana $l75aH g
Si7.65 for June.
lard was active and steady, 5@I3kc high
er. 1t closed pr-ty firm. Sails $tl.lU@
ll.sO for May. Sll.2aX @Ii.S5 foF June, and
Sl1.82k @ll35 for July.s
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-04-02
Assaaain Arra.rs.rf.

DALLAS, April Logan, who, in June,
1873. murdered P. C. Mansfield. Texas, but
escaped. and afterwards went to Fort Worth
under the protection of q gang of COWBOYS
strong enough ts defy the officers, was cap
tured to-night in Mans1-l Id. He was inveigled
into game Of cards at the hotel, officers were
notified aud the arrest made.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-04-02
Shot in n.a.

P,rTSBUnG, Pa, Aoril w n Csrnsy and
Prank France, while drinking In \ saloon on
the south side to night, I've ~ n. iavat'ed in a
dispute, which datily resulted in O,rnAy cut
ting France four tm g In Tho breast, affecting
wounds which will pr,ve fatal. CJrosy was
arrested
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-04-02
Knifsa His Bcnihsr.

CINdtsNArf April t.-Juss before midnight
Tonight John Mcdonald, keeper Of a saloon
in Covlngton, KY. near the approach to the
Susrension bridge. cut his brother, Thomas
Mcdonald, 80 seriously that he cannot live.
Tney quArreled, and Thomas raised chair to
strike john. Both are young, John "a and
Thomas 26 years old. Both were under the
influence of whisky.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-04-02
Reeve, tao An.srtcas r~agexiam,

The coming dramatic EVEN is the ap-
pearance in this city Of the great Shakes
,perian actor, Mr.. Thos. w. Keeue, open
ing Monday evening April l0,h for three
nights and matinee. For the past
eighteen months he has heen playing In
the largest and most critical cities in the
country, and in such characters as Ham,
let, Richelau, ShyIock, and Macbeth he
has attained a degree Of popularity such
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-04-02
A Good z abroad at Last. !.

DALLAS, Tex, April l.-S'ate Commissioner
Murray. after two unfavorabIe reports, COM
pleted his third inspection Of the Chicago,
Texas & Mexican Central railroad to-day and
accepted it from Dallas to Alvarado, forty
miles. The remaining fourteen miles between
Alyaradv and Cleburne was not accepted.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-04-02
Pi- rceA bya Pick

UEroNT0vN, Pa, April i.-DuAbar comes
to the front sgain with another murder.
Martin, Lsnders and Franks, were at work,
when Martin aad Franks got into a dispute
which finally euded in blows. Frsnks was
getting the best of Martin; aud L,nders at
tetnDted to part them; faihag in this he
picked no pick and struck Franks over the
head. Tn wousded man lived several hours
and died during the night. This morning
Landere was arrested and DICED in tall.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-04-02

Decrssse since June %, 1881 ui,s3a,sSa
Current liabilities
Interest due and unpaid ........ 1873 299
Debt on which interest has ceased 62GR65
Interest thereon. ......-......... G2,3J6
Gold and siNer certi6NAes. ....... 1851 90
Omitted States notes held for the re-
dempton OF certihcste deposits !,i4n0ee
Cash balance available Feb. LIST ~ I5AO38, 2sl
Total. .....- ,............. sSs,2sI.76I
Available assets
Cash in treasury ................ 2sSs9i,7 sI
Bonds issusi to Pacific railroad oOu-
psnies, interest payable n lawful
money
Principal outstanding ...... 6A,ess,sla
Interest scorped and not yet paid COS, ESQ
Interest paid by tn, United STAGE 5S,f5,9T
Interest repaid by the COMP ajss by
transportation servioes . lA537, $40
b. cash payments, per cent. eff met
states ........-..... -. s,.sss,soI
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-04-02
Coming Railroad ConsoIidatisn.

MnxPars, April LAT meeting of the
board of directors of tho Memphis & Charles
ton railroad, held thus afternoon. plan for
consolidation with the Eist Tennessee, Viz.
ginia Il Georgia railroad was favored, and
stockholders have been called to meet June %.
to confirm the proposed consolidation.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-04-02
FRANCE.

PARIS, April 1.-The senate voted 8 credit
of 5000, 600 francs for the THuis expedition
for the second half of the current year. De
Frecyciuet stat-d there had been necessary
detention of $50. o0A troops in Tsais, which
number was being gradually reduced, The
senate and deputies adjourned until Maya.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-04-02
BEovem-n s"f III ittA.yM.sna,es

WILCOX, Arz., ADri 1.-Gen. sherman and
party arrived to day accompanied by Gen.
Wilcox. The party left immediately for
Fort Grant, where they will spend Sunday.
They lenve Monday FOR camp Thomas and
San Carlos reservation.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-04-02
EUDSIA.
SUMMARY PUHIsHsExr,

ST.. PErxRssUna, April 1.-The car, on
being appriaed OF the murder of Gen. Strelin.
koff, orde ed the TIVE assassns, who were ar
rested, TO be executed within two hours They
were accordingly hanged at Odessa this
morning.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-04-02
outlook.

The Chiesg" i yesterday
to ADJOURN over from noad } uIsnt 70 Wed
nesday n,orAtng. Tuoslsy belus eicstlun day.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-04-02

1 de lcW ucu uOW uClviC tho IOOtllEQtS
have attained and the critical estimate of
his ability has placed him above in most
Of the parts his rivals in America. he is
an actor with the originality of Henry
Irving and his force, vigor and
magnetism is likened by his judges
to that of Edmund Kean. This
is high praise indeed, but when we con-
slider how he has drawn the people to
witness his performances wherever he
has appeared, and how be took hold on
our citizens year ago, we must admit
that there appears 10 be truth in the
estimate Keene is an actor presenting
a fine physique, wonderfully expressive
face, q clear, resonant voice, and his act
ing is said to excel Ia emotional quality,
in feeling, in magnetism, in suhtlety Of
execution and IN delicacy of touch. He
| will be seen here In Othello-in which he
has received lavish praise-Macbeth and
Bertucoio, both of which have been de-
scribed as grand examples of highly
! wrought dramatic art Keen's company
is said to be exceptionally fine in Its gen
eral ensemble, and Il comprises several
well known people who have much repu-
tation as Shakspearian expOncnts.
aQESs x4tTfSes
The ''Hazel Kirke'. company, soon to
appear at the Opera house. comes au-
thoriZed directly from the Madison.
Square theater, New York city, where it
was drilled for weeks previous to It's de-
parture, fact that will be very generally
accepted as guarantee Of finished per-
f9rmance.
1brood
Oscar Wilde and lPinafore are at San
Francisco.
little Corrlnne ard Mary Anderson
are at Detroit.
Lolita and "Hazef Kirke" divided the
business at Cleveland last week.
Edwin OFabtree, brother of Lolita, has
decided to go into business at Chicago.
Edwin Booth and Kate Claxton were
the leading attractions at Chicago last
week
The Vokes family are. working their
way back east. Their last stand was at
Buffalo
In Bismarck The rule b to have enter
tainments too vulgar for ladies to attend.
When they make "a exception they style
it "Ladies night"
The papers still insistupon giving de-
tailed accounts of the embarrassment of
Jack Haverly. There ia an evident draw
ing in of his lines which gives color to
the reports Of embarrassment in spite Of
the denials. y
Signor Angelo, who is Mr. Eapleson's
faototum, is richer than his employer.
He is said to be worth nver S100, 600, and
he makes fortune every year by intro
ducing Italian imported articles in the
cities the company visits This year he
sold Is, 900 cases OF vermONth at profit
of 81 case.
Upon the heeAs of Coup closing dis
astrous circus season in New York city
Barnum enters the lists. lie erected q
bill board at cost Of $4,000 and got up
street parade at coat Sf 81, coo, and in
two weeks had taken "a Sla7, GOO, He
has FIVE advertising cafs and one humid
red and fifty men in advance Of his show.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-04-02
fHE GLOBE HOROSCOPE.
Az It CASTS Irs Light on the Chicago Mar
kAtB.
Especial Telegram to the Globe. ]

Especial lecHfdku w INC NioS'i
CHroAao, April Gables etrong. Wheat
was strong and arm, although there was little
business done think the clique settled up a
good deal Of April at 81 SO, but they are oy
no means out OF the deal. There was not
much demand for the more deferred options.
and prices didn't change much. but there was
DO show Of weakness, and look for higher
prices for May, although there may be some
Hight reaction in the meantime. This latter
option closed at $iS0x The curb Is I'M
Isn't corn .sdandys" Well, shoaid re-
lax my features. The way she bOomed uP to-
day was caution, and / think May will sell
up to nearly e0c before she goes down much.
I'll give you another steer on corn. Sell tne
year option aud hold on to IT, aud youii De
rich.
Provisions strong and higher, lard espe-
claijy 80.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-04-02

The ''Hazel Kirke'. company, soon to
appear at the Opera house. comes au-
thoriZed directly from the Madison
Square theater, New York city, where it
was drilled for weeks previous to It's de-
parture, fact that will be very generally
accepted as a guarantee Of . finished per-
Torrance
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-04-02
rae PHhIse Dees.

WASHINGTON, April 1.-The fellosssg is
he regular mo.AthAy debt settlement:
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1882-12-22

II your seat is too hard 20 SIT up
on, stand up. Ii a rock rises up
before you, roll il away, or climb
over il. you want money, earn
it. If you wish for confidence,
prove yourself worthy Of it. Il
takes longer TO skin an elephant
than 4 mouse, but the skihis worth
something. Don't be content with
doing what another las donc-sur-
pass it. Deserve success, and II
will come. The boy was not bosn
a man. The sun docs not rise Ike
a rocket, Or go down Ike bullet
irsa. tnn : gan ; slowly but sure
y Il makes IS Iound. and never
Tres. Il T. a. easy 70 be leader
rs whcel-ho:se: il he job be
long. the pay vii be greater; If
The task be bard. lse more coupe
len. you mrst be to 10 Il.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1882-12-22

A LAW was passed by our Coun-
ell at its late session forbidding
any one from carrying concealed
weapons. This also applies to Of
iiccrs when not on duty strictly.
The intent Of this law was TO put a
stop to the shameful practice ofthc
Jail Guards at Tahlequah, from
using their weapons SO unccrnon-
iously on unsuspccting individuals
who may he little intoxicated.
and whom they may have a spite
at. Heretofore these guards have
had full sway-unlimitcd in the
exercise Of what they term their
duties. Nc hope that the decided
vote by which tiais law was passed
ly both branches of-ihe Council
will have the effect at least 10 tcna-
l'orize these jail dinsisrries and
give the Higf Sheriff to UNDER
stand that there arc some laws ca
our law books that even lie must
regard, or :lle people win see that
he docs regard.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1882-12-22

CAPTAIN PA-xE is at Wichita
and his Office is thronged daily.
Payne's oklahoma colony is flour
ish'ng. They have fixed the date
Of Their departure for Oklahoma on
February ], 1883. Captain Payne
IS in correspondence with Mr..
Waldron Of Kansas City. The
Kansas City and Wichita colonies
viii no doubt arrange to locate to-
getaer upon the ceded lands, and
TO enter them at the same time.
As TO Payne's suit for damages
against General Pope, Judge Me-
Crary, unde. an agreement with
counsel, win hear tie case at st.
Louis, Kocluk oi Eeck Island, in
the very near future. --Lg.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1882-12-22

THosE parties who are trying to
pull down Col. Tufts, our Agent,
are shooting their darts where they
fall harmless, and we do not be-
lievc that with all their intriguing
they cannot move linn one jot or
title, for he has simply done his
duty fearlessly and honestly, Dot
asking these nabobs, so called
bosses for any Of their advice
hence their anger. We are glad
TO see, too, that Col. Tufts has not
lent himself to any Of these would
be bosses for the purpose Of help
ing them to manufacture politics
for themselves. Col. Tufts has the
confidence and good viii Of the
majority Of our people--the people
Of It's whole Indian Territory, even
though he be not the plant tool of
these so called leaders.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1882-12-22

The bill passed by the late coun-
ell appointing a Commission OF
three to resursey yinita, Fort Glib
son, Tahlequah and 70 survey the
new towns along the line of the A.
& ?. R'y. has created quite rip
pie Iercabouts. Ii IS understood
here that the bill 9r0ides for the
removal OF all the houses not be-
longing to the r. K. Companies Off
of the railroad reservation. We
are not exactly certain that the bill
reads that way, but It does read
that all Streets, alleys, reservations,
etc, shah be cleared. The Com
mission is vested with the pow
er to settle the boundary lines Of
lots, AMI other Differences, and are
TO be the Judges Of what property
stands ia lle way, and to a certain
extent u ccnstrue the law. We
believe this i about all Of it.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1882-12-22


The following bin was insroduc-
duced hy Hon. p. y. blackstone.
II passed and become law: An
Act to increase The salaries o. GER
tain officers. Whereas the conn
psnsasion allowed certain Officers
Of this Nation is inadequate w;.A
the amornt Of service required Of
them BY law, ard the rezponsibili-
ties Of their Offices. Therefore
Be- e sndcfe5 blythe Cherokee Coea-
ea II the ctcreEee Nas %, That from
and after The expiration Of their
present terms Of ofiiess sile salaries
Of the folloxinz named Oqeers o.
bis Nation shall be as follows:
Principal Chiefs $500. Assist
ant Principal Chief-s'0eo. Dis
init Judge-s40o. District Sher-
iIfs-s5oo. District Solicitor
500.
All laws and parts Of laws coz
f'ieting with this act arc hereby re-
Iealed-
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1882-12-22


THE government Indian School
at Carlisle, Pa, has representa-
tives among the students ofnearly
all the tribes in the eastern past Of
the lndian Territory. The Sioux,
Pawnees, Kiowas, cheyennes,
Apaehcs, Comanches, Wichitas,
Arapahoes. Navaios, Modocs, Cad
does and Delawares have sent the
sons and daughters Of many Of
heir lest families. The course of
study is for ilve years, and large
proportion Of the stu tents will
com plcte the whole Of it.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1882-12-22
Fatal ACCIDENT
A ycaag Man, Named Davis,
Game to an urtimely B
Death by 4 Resalyer
Left in Bed.


At tha residence .of Jssse Mayes,
On Grand River, opposite the Cher
okee Orphan Asylum, on last Tues
day morning, the l9sh inst. MIR.
Msyes neglected to take his rerol,
yer out Of his bod, when he got up,
and Davis. who was staying with
him, ueat to Aayes' bed for a
blanket, and not knowing ibe
deadly weapon lay hidden in the
bed, he pulled the blankct of and
with it the instrument which caus-
ed the horrible accident. by falling
on the noor and firing, taking e.
feet on his left breast, penetrating
the heart and causing an instant
death. Davis Was a young men.
who had been renting in this conn
try for some time. and so Ear as we
have heard was a drst-class young
man, sue b as this country can't af-
ford to lose. He was not a citizen
and We are unable 10 fnd where
his former hume was.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1882-12-22

AZ Iowa paper hesdcd IL cleo
TORS returns Prise God from
whon al blessings for-, This
jublznfe could have been used br
. ftousa1d democratic sheefs.
cHIEF cHEoorE, Of fhe Nusco-
gees: has called On the L. s. auth
critics 10 assist him in supprcseine
armed opposition to National
au*boriiy-
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1882-12-22
Tive Na,s ofleseiilirg Husband.

\ married lady, compelled to
show her lefef~ to her husband,
sent the following to a friend
cannot be salsshesl. my dearest friend.
biest as am la the matrimonial state,
unless ! poor into your friendly bosom,
which Mas always in unison with mine,
the. various sensations which swell
with lac ltseliesi emotions or pleasure.
my almost burning heart Ny dear
husband Il the most amiahle- 81 men.
] have been married seven weeks, and
have negef found the least reason 10
repent the act, as my husband i
in person and manners unlike the.
ugly, cross, disagreeablc, and Jealous
men, who think by coulning ~ sccurc.
A nils u is hts maxim 10 treat as. a
bosom ifiend aud companion, not a.
meniai, slave, on playthine the woman
IF his choice-----------Ne Neither party.
he says, shoull always obey implicitly.
but yield 10 each other in turns.
In ancient maiden aunt. near seventy.
q cheerful, venerable and kind old lady,
y staying with us--------eLe l. the de-
light Of both Old and young; She As ci-
VII to all the nciriiborhood around,
generous and charitable io- the poor.
My husband likes nothing better
than be does me he faficrs me more
than the glass and his intoxiration
for so ! call the excess Of his lorcl
makes me blush for the unworthiness
Of its object. | wish | was deserving
OF the man whose name ! bear. To
say all IA one word - aud 10
crown the whole my former love
ls now my Own husband, my fondncss
IL returned. and 1 miuhf hnra had
2 prince, without the felicity find in
hlm. Aiieu be you as blcst al ! in nn-
able 20 wish that l could be more
happy
ExPLANArIoS. Read the first
line, and then every other only.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1882-12-22
ST. LOUIS
u N Lo III
GEo Q *
" "A ARD4
s.. Louis, Mo.
The Only Wholesale Yards in Of.
Louis Accessible BY Rail
and Water!

!: Every railroad entering st. Louis
is directly tributary TO these yarls.
=. Texas shippers are informsd that
connection with these xanis from ihs
ion Mountain &Southcrn rallroad can
pc made without cost and With much
less shrinkage than to any other.
?. These yards have the peculiar ni-
vantage 81 being located. on the 81.
Louis side Of the river, from whirh
FIVE hundred thonsand people draw
their provision supply
4. Every packing house in St. Lonis
has a regular buyer stationed here.
Buyers Of cattle. hogs and sheep. both
for the home market and eastern ship
ment, are al all times represented.
.. For comfort and convenience these
yards have no superior IN the country.
Two lines Of street cars approach here.
Hotel, telegraph oliices and other con-
veniences FOR storkmen % the premi-~s-
ESIlLL NclikNRl.
W. A. RAMSAY. President.
Secretary and Treasurer. IA
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ATTENTION
One and All.

/ have for Sale Grandest Inven-
ton OF the Nineteerth Century.
Sloan's Celebrated Six Wheel
Sewing Machine Castors. A thing
that should be in every home in
the United States and Territories.
They ere handsome. neat and dur
able. and ono set viii last a life
time. A child can move tho ma
chino from one part of the honse
to tho other with ease. They are
q Grand acconpannimon to any
Sewing Machine.
want statesmen in every
town and locality in the west. I
viii pay q rood saiary, or com
mission. rfo capital required to
try the business.
For further Information, address
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