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Dulmth Lake Ne.es i.

Especial Telegram to the Globe1
DULUTH, July 1S.-Arrived: Propeliers In
dia, Buffalo, fifteen tons of merchandise and
100 passengers; Winslow, Buffalo. twenty tons
of merchandise aud seventy-ive passengers;
barge Raleigh and Lucerne, Bay City, $1,000
barrels of salt; propeller Clinton, st. Gather
ines, Ont, light
Cleared: Barge Farwell and tows, Godfrey
and Ruster, light; barge Northerner, Buffalo,
$1,000 bushels of wheat.
Wheat closed unchanged; nothing doing
" hateHer.
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WARLIKE WALSH.
GIVES SOME TESTIMONY BEFORE
TIE STAR ROUTE INQUISITORs.

He Stands Ready to Convict Every De-
fendsnt. But the Hope Of Conviction
Grows Weak-The Prosecution Almost
'hroueh-P Proposed Sale OF Garaeld's
Washington Propsrty-WOrk of tho
ticn of Minnesota PostmasteIs General
Capital News.
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stabbed on q Youna Negro.

MORRILL,, Ark, July 1S.-In a general
quarrel between white boy named Page and
a colOred boy named Greenlow, over an old
pair of shoes, the latter stabbed the former
over the heart with penknife, csusipg instant
death. Greenlow fed to the woods and is still
at large.
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Though it was just little cool last even
ing large audience gathered at Grote's to
listen to the concert of the Great Western
| band.I
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General Capital Eescs.
ADJOURNMENT IN PROSPECT

ADJOURNMENT IN PROSPECT.
WASHINGTON, July 1S.-The Republican
senator's held caucus this morning and
agreed to bring forward the appropriation
bills at once, with view to the adjournment
OF congress on the Goth inst.
THIEF CAUGHT.
Last week some valuable manuscript records
were distracted from the attorney generals
office. To-day fifteen of the stolen documents
were recovered and The suspected thief cap
tured. He is an old employee of the attorney
generals Office named William Williamson,
and for considerable time held an important
desk 10 the department Of justice.
MAsoN's RELEASE STILL DOUBTFUL.
The judge advocate general has submitted
to the secretary of war his report on the
petitions for the release of Sergeant Mason on
the ground that he is Illegally confined. Gen.
Swain merely reviews from a military law
stand point the legal points raised IN the
petition, and wakes no recommendation. He
adheres strictly to the views expressed in his
original report on this case, that the proceed
iDgs of the court martial were irregular and
Illegal. The case will not be reported to the
pres ident until after the return of Secretary
Lincoln. Secretary Chandler is acting secre-
tary of war.
TAX BUSINESS.
The treasury department estimates on the
basis of the importations OF the past two
years that the reductions on sugar and steel
rails proposed b the bill now before the SEN
ate would amount to 1854 ,24S.
The secretary of the treasury has decided TO
affirm the assessment of duty at two and one
half cents per pound on axle forglngs import
ed at Toledo, o. This decision is against the
importers, who claimed the article was not a
finished axle but was dutiable only as rolled or
hammered iron.
COMBINATIONS.
Alvey A. Adee, third assistant secretary of
state.
Consuls-Stephen II. Smith, Tenn, at
NeuvO Laredo; l.. A. Lathrop, D. C., Bristol,
England.
United States Marshals-Rlchard d. Locke,
southern district of Georgia.; z. L. Tidball,
New York, for Arizona.
United States Attorneys. A. Darnell,
southern district of Georgia; j. A. seabriski
for Arizona.
Surveyor of Customs-Altert H. Beach,
Wheeling, w. Va.
Indian Agents-L Llewellyn, Woodin, Mich,
for Ponca and Pawnee agency; Philip p. Viii.
cox, Colorado, at San Carlos agency; Samuel
6. Benedict, Kansas, Indian inspector; eilaa
8. Garrett, supervising inspector OF steam
vessels for the Sixth district.
Postmasters-Jas. E. Slaughter, Mob lie;
VIM. Jewett, Jr., Calestoga, Cal; s. d. Will
son, Breckenridge, COL; Frank Curtis, Petkin,
Col; Samuel X. Paxton, Bonanza, COL; Joel
A. Cofey, Spencer, Ind; B. F. Church,
Waverly, H.; j. NJ. Farmer, LeSueur, MINI. !;
Hans Mo, Sleepy Eye, Mimi. F. Winship,
Winnebago City, Mimi; j. Balgood, Macon;
Miss Elizabeth Alter, Blairsville, Pa; John
Robertson, scottsdale, Pa; Charles McVean,
st. Marys, Pa.
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Proposed Purchase of Garasld,s Homse,

A'~fS ~o'So " "oTJsetGS mouse.
WASHINGTON, July 1S.-The Star says:
The Ohio Republicans last evening appointed
Vim. Lawrence. Nj. g. Foot. F. G. Campbell,
E. C. Ford and G. A. Boyton committee to
consider the advisability of purchasing from
the Garfield estate the residence of the late
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GROWTH OF ST, PAUL.
address OF Gen. John b. Sdn5oyn BeTor,
the Chamber of Commerce.

AuUTeSS Of Ocn. cOiH u. SdN60rn BeIOfe
the Chamber of Commerce.
Gentlemen of the Board of Directors: 1t
was my expectation and desire that in nv un.
avoidable absence from your sirst meeting,
your choice for presiding officer for the en-
suing year would have fallen upon some other
member OF this board more deserving and
competent than myself.
You have unanimously expressed yourselves
otherwise, and for this token of your satisfac-
ton with the past and confidence in the future.
L return you my sincere thanks
The year that has CLOSED has been most
favorable and prosperous for our city and
State. The Increase IN business, wealth and
population has exceeded the anticipatiops of
the most saDguine, and is without prece
cent In our history. The statistics fshow
ing our growth is embodied in our annual re-
port now ready for distribution, and a few of
them, in connection with our report for 1850.
aud statistics and estimates for the present
year, are summarized as follows, viz:
E
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THE GLOBE HOROSCOPE.
Al 1t Oasts Its Light ON tho Chicago Mar.
kets.
Especial Telegram to the Globe


CHICAGO, July 1S.-The cables were firm,
but the bears did not care for that and sold
the market away down again. The receipts
are large, and as the shipping demand has
dropped off largely, I do not know but we
may have still lower prices, still if there is
much more decline the farmers may hold back
their shipments when prices of course would
advance. | rather expect an up turn to-mor
row as the break has been big one and there
ought TO be some reaction, but am more
than half inclined TO think that the advance
would not be permanent. The curb for Au-
gust IS S1.04X.
Corn was quiet and lower with the receipts
good. The continued good weather makes
me afraid OF the long side. August is worth
75c on the curb
Provisions broke quickly on reports OF yell
low fever somewhere, but l think Phil will
get under and give them lift soon.
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seems to be greatly gifted in its swelling hills,
crowned By little bOroughs, appearing in
charming succession. The great numbering
points of Clinton, Fulton and Lyons, are
next in size and apparently in Importance, as
the steamer ascends the river. These towns
are pretttly located and command attention for
their interesting appearance. Historic Belle
vue is soon passed, aud Dubuque next comes
in view. The metropolis of Iowa, with it's
$4,000 inhabitants, seems to be a delightful
and fiourishing city, noted for its manufac-
lures, so l am told, and surrounding scenic
beauty. McGregOr and the mellowed town of
Prairie du CHEN are the next landings OF i'm
portance, and the ypresent quaint and pleas
ant appearance. The mound builders are said
to have built their mounds and carried on
their peculiar vocation ages ago in this neigh
borhood. At De Soto, some thirty miles
above these points, Mount Chute extends a
preponderous height, towering above the
great boat yards of Capt. Davidson line the
shores. since the great agitator, "Briek
Pomeroy," has left La Crosse it has grown
amazingly.
The scenery from Lacrosse TO the wonderful
Lake Pepin is most magnificent. the various
freaks OF nature in Mount Trempeleau Queens
Bluff, the Thousand Islands, Spirit Rock
said to have been the scene of many famous
Indian conclayes and contestant the stu
pendous crags and bluffs, enchained my at
tention completely. was most wonderfully as
tonlshed to see SO much OF the grandest scenery
on the American continent, and yet have heard
SO little of it. In all my travels through the
East, up the romantic Hudson, in which east
ern people think they have the s'curled darl-
ing' of the earth, l have never seen such
grand and r0matically charming scenery as
the, Mississippi is richly endowed with from
La Crosse or Dubuque to st. Paul.
Sweet sounding Winona is soon reached.
and its title, "Queen City of Southern Mime
sota," is not by any means misnomer. 1t is
in reality handsome place, and is quite a
resort for pleasure seekers and tourists. We
are now gradually nearing Lake Pepin, an
National Republican., 1882-02-03

Feb. Mar, April. Feb.
National Republican., 1882-02-03
THE COMMISSIONERS.
Current transactions at the various Die.
trict Omccs.


Building permits were issued yesterday TO Henry
Beard, TO make general repairs at 1908 ] street
northwest $50; f. Cemmcnts TO make general
repairs at i0l6 Eighth street northwest 500; r. l.
Flemming, TO make general repairs ut 1922 Twelfth
street northwest $1,000; Il. A. Ridgeway to erect
one brick store and Office on f. between Thirteenth
and Fourteenth streets, $500; Mrs. 2. f. Gale, to
erect one brick dwelling house on street, be-
tween Thirteenth and urteenth, $500.
p. ID. swartley has been appointed patrolman
for one year, to be stationed on the Avenue, be-
tween First and Four. anda half streets, by the
Commissioners.
The Commissioners have sent to Mr.. Charles G..
White president of the North Capitol and street
Railroad, the copy OF Lieutenant Greene's report,
saying that they have been dereict in repairing
the streets and roadways which their tracks
are situated, and that he must cause the removal
Of the cutters on Eleventh aud streets made By
the company as they have been causing obstruc'
tions IN that vicinity.
The following has been received by DIR. f. NJ
Chipman, chairman ofthe committee on liquor IL
directed to send you the enclosed copy OF opinion
Of the attorney of the District of Columbia in the
matter Of sgners TO applications for liquor licenses
for information of your committee! "A man must
be understood as living or residing somewhere.
think II a man works and sleeps In one place that
is his residence. He being unmarried, no matter
where he eats, sleeping alone is not sufficient"
The building inspectors report for January shows
twenty-three new buildings erected that month
and thirty.hve repairs made Of buildings IN TINS
District, with net proceeds Of sS fees, which nave
been turned into the District treasury.
The fire record for January was smaller than
during the corresponding month OF any previous
year since the establishment OF the ire depart.
ment There were four fire alarms 81 100 loss, and
ei50insurance.
Lien certificates have been issued on squares 7S,
4S, 1876, 502 and $50
Revisions OF assessments have been completed
againstnlleys In squares 09S, 800, and 42O.
National Republican., 1882-02-03
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.

Justice Thomas Brown was taken suddenly ILL.,
Wednesday while In the grocery store of Mr.. Bur
toughs, on franklin street.
Traffic on the river is now almost at standstill
There are five tugboats lying idle ut the Alexan-
aria whnrves Business oil the river will hardly re-
iumo before the LIST of March.
Mr.. John Marratt, gentlemanwell known here
died ut the residence of John 4. Hill, on Lee
Itreet, yesterday morning. Mr. Marriatt was
long deputy tax collector and register Of the First
Ward.
Mr.. Edgar warield has gone to Richmond with
apetiton from the Alexandria druggists asking
for the exemption of this city from the provisions
of the pharmacy bill which is now before the
Legislature.
At the last regular meeting of the Columbia
Steam Fire Engine Company, NJ. Mclean presi-
dent, in the chair and J. II. strder, secretary one
active member was elected and one application
for membership was referred to the proper COM
mittee. The committee appointed for the purpose
reported list of the active members of the COM
pany, which was laid over for further considera-
ton.
Messrs. r. 8. Lacy and T. II. sypherd. Repub.
licans of Alexandria County. while in Richmond
on business connected with the annexation of the
said county to Fairfax County, took occasion to
recommend to r. II. FaTr, the new superintendent
of public instruction, Mr.. James Il. Clements for
superintendent of the schools of their county in
place of Mr.. Adams 1t Is not thought, however,
that Mr. Clements will receive the appointment.
National Republican., 1882-02-03
Ailments that seem Trining

Are oflen but the prelude to complication of OBJ
stinate maladies Among the former are fit of
indigestion. loss of appetite, biliousness and In
activity of the bowels. 1t is highly unsafe to dis
regard any OF these symptoms of bodily derange.
ment, They should be attended to at once, ere
they become chronic. and involve the general
health. The above complaints may be easily SUBJ
dued with Hostettcrs Stomach Bitters. Rheuma-
tism and fever and ague, both maades for which
the above is a reliable specific, yield most readily
to il in their incipiency. The testimony as to its
preventive efficacy and fortifying influence
upon the system, is particularly satisfactory and
conclusive. Nervous ailments are among the
malades for which prompt relief is obtained by
the use of this sterling medicine. MWF
National Republican., 1882-02-03

MIR. L. II. Rhoads residing at No. 214 West Ninth
street, says ho knows more about the law of con-
trast than he did last winter He did not know
then what infnmmatory rheumatism was. He
mysteries, and there is q very steep contrast be-
tween the feelings of man when he is dosed
During the Christmas holidays he was aroused
from his sleep about two o'clock in the morning
by terrible pain in his right hand and wrist
He felt as If his arm weighed q ton aud had been
crushed by an elephant. He never did have any
thing TO hurt him so badly In his life. He didn't
sleep any more that night, for the pain grew rap
IDLY worse until eight o'clock, when he appliedSt
Jacobs Oil. His hand had grown so stiff by the
lime the first application was made that he could
not move finger and even St Jacobs Oil could
not induce the disease to loose Its grip until II had
been used two days. At the end of that time,
however, the famous old pain annihilator drove
again and ready 10 eat, sleep, and enjoy himself
like other men. lie has not had any sign of 1t
since and docs not care TO make its acquaintance.
National Republican., 1882-02-03
DIR. Frazicr's Root Bitters.

Frazers Root Bitters are not a dram.shop
whisky beverage, but are strictly medicinal in
every sense. They act strongly upon the liver and
kidneys keep the bowels open and regular, make
the weak strong, heal the lungs, build up the
nerves aud cleanse the blood and system Of every
impurity.
For Dizziness, Rush Of Blood to the Head, tend.
ing to Apoplexy Dyspepsia, Fever and Ague,
Dropsy, Plmples and Botches, scronlous Humors
and Sores, letter, Ring Worn White Swelling,
Eryspelas, Sore Eyes, and foryoung men suffering
from Weakness or Debility caused from impru-
dence, and to females I'm delicate health, Frazier's
Root Bitters are especially recommended,
DR.. Frazier; 81 have used two bottles Of your
Root Bitters for Dyspepsia, Dizziness Weakness,
and Kidney Disease, and they did me more good
than the doctors and all the medicine l ever used.
From the first dose took began to mend, and
am now In perfect health, and feel as well rs ever
did, / consider your medicine one Of the greatest
Of blessings" DIRs NJ. MARTIN,
Cleveland, Ohio,
Sold by all druggiSs everywhere at 81 per bottle.
HENRY & CO., Sole Proprietors,
Tu&F, Cleveland Ohio.
National Republican., 1882-02-03
VIRGINIA NEWS,

t Arlington, Va.
There are fifteen prisoners In the penitentiary
for life, one for flty-four years one for thirty
eight and two for thirtysix. Five of the convicts
were sentenced for mlscegenation.
The officers of the penitentiary in making their
rounds recently, discovered that a bar in the win
been sawed in two. Whether It was the work Of
Marvin is not known, as there are Others confined
in the cell with him.
Wednesday was what Ia known in Virginia as
Ground Hog Day" The name is derived nom
superstition that If the ground-hog comes out OF
bis burrow and sees his shadow he retires again
for another month. AS twas clear day, II Is
presumed that he saw his shadow and retired.
rhus the believers in this story predict cold and
isagreeable February.
National Republican., 1882-02-03
DISTRICT COURTS.

CouRT IN GENERAL, TERM-TME CHIEI.J usTIcE,
JUSTICES HAGNHR AND JAM s-Back VS.. Smith; ar,
gument resumed and Ca5e submitted. Nailor
vs.. Connolly on trial. Adjourned til ten to-
day. Same assignment yesterday.
CIRCUIT CoURT-JUsTICE MACARTHUR.--Sayles
VIZ. Columbia Railroad Company, stafford VS.. Lake,
Belt VS., GOekeler, linger va DUNCAN; all settled.
GOOdhgrt VS.. DO Wnndeuer; verdict for plaintiff;
one cent damages: motion for new trial Wilson VS..
Bnlloch c al verdict for plaintiff, S299s and costs
Adjourned till ten a. III, to-day, Assignment cAlen.
har-NOs 10 a. SO 70 " nclusyei 10 70 l0d inclusive,
CRIMINAL COURT--I UsTiCE Cox, Joshua q. Hun,
assault; sentenced to pay line Of go thirty days In
Ja fine paid William Warner larceny; sentenced
10 three months In Jail Helen Duck eft, assault YER
dict guilty Polly Brackett verdict guilty; sentence
suspended. Edward Wheeler burglary and larceny
fury sworn aud discharged, and Ivy consent Of cOun-
sell Jury reswOrn; verdict guilty sent to Auburn at
labor for years and ordered to return property.
Moses smith (allaa Moses While), burglary aud lar
Oruy; ordered 10 restore property,
EQuITY CoUnT 60 JUSTICE WYLIE. SOtcldo VS.,
Lyon petition OF Charles a. Bail denied. Kropp vs..
Kropp; divorce Win. mat. granted. Adjourned I'LL
hufp past ten o. IN. to-day. No assignment
THOUSANDS OF families have had occasion to try
the never falling qualities Of DR.. Bulls Cough
syrup, and they all unite In the praise of this won.
a prfll DTegCrptiOn.
National Republican., 1882-02-03
FINANCIAL.
TRANELEIts, Guide.
ALTIMoRE AND ONO RAILROAD.

THE MODEL FAST AND THE ONLY LINE
ruEEAsT AND THE WkSTVGA WASHINGTON
National Republican., 1882-02-03

The Methodist Protestant Church on Ninth
street, between and + streets northwest, will be
dedicated next Sunday. During period of two
years the church has been undergoing repairs, the
congregation woshiping in the basement and the
new and beautiful audience-roo will be opened
for the first time on the above date The Rev. DR..
Valiant, president of the Methodist Protestant
Conference. will preach In the morning and tho
Rev DIR. Hammond, OF Baltimore. at night. Rev.
Philip 4. Hall Is the pastor.
National Republican., 1882-02-03
HOME SUPPLIES.

49,
GHTow wIEEEI BREAD
and beautiful Rolls and Biscuits will be guaranteed II
you use
the celebrated Minnesota Patent. Process Flour which
was awarded the First Premium over All other COM
petitors ut the National Fair IN 1879. and again the
medal In 1880 and 1881. The millcrs claim that one
barrel of Ceres will turn out forty onves more bread
spectnlly mention the fact that Mrs $. +. Anderson,
Of this CITY, received the First Premium at out last
ON exhibition, and they were made Of Ceres Flour,
which Is only adding another proof to the many al
ready established, that Ceres is the best Minnesota
Patent Process Flour known to the trade. and we
STERLING'S ST: louis FANCY,
ever offered TO the trade II Is uneNcelCd by any other
Patent except Ceres, and will please the most cxact-
Ing hOusekeeper and satisfy the most fastidious
epicure -
asplendld Minnesota Patent Flour, mnde by the cele.
bratcd Hungarian Process II IS n very cheap and
beautiful Patent within the reach of all casses and
we guarantee viii give satisfaction TO every one who
GOLDEN HILL.
the old reliable standby and the Standard Family
called Patent lOurs. The millers manufactures
ofGoden Hill have spent about 1000 in remodcing
their mill, and have introduced the SO celebrated
Roller system, aud consequently Golden Hin IL not
only magnificent Family Flour hut II is really q
patent flour with the great advantage that 1t can he
bought for considerably less money than great many
PatentPrOcess fours not near as white nor nutri
tious rs Golden Hill We defy competition TO bring
forth any flour superior to Ceres, sterling, MinncOla
Reliance, Golden Hin, and we feel assured that
amy housek eeper who tries them once will never use
anything else. For sale by ull Grocers, Wholesale
Depot, corner First street aud Indiana avenue.
Wm. Nv. CALF q 40.
>, Who are 9ls9 the sole Wholesale Agents for the
District of Heckers Celebrated SelfRaslng Flour
and Buckwheat. ja'O
EIICI=ORE HAMS.
Maryland Cured Excellent Quality.
Ja3l-Gm, n. w. BURCnELL, 1882 Il street.
National Republican., 1882-02-03

Yesterday in the Equity Court Justice wyle
granted Barbara Kropp divorce from Henry
Kropp, on the grounds of excessive cruelty and
abuse During the pendency of tho suit the de-
fendant attempted to take away the furniture
and household effects from his wife's house and
the court had TO grant q restraining order; this
order was disobeycd, and he was arrested for con-
tpmDt of court
National Republican., 1882-02-03
DIED.

EDWAHDS-Entorcd into rest at San francisco,
Cal, on the morning of January 10, Captain WILL
IAN s. EDwARns, only son Of the late DIR. ID. g. Ed
wards, u. s. Navy.
SrANSBURY.--On Tuesday, January n. 1880, at
llb y M, Of paralysis Of the heart, CHARLES r.
SrANsBuRY, In the 6lst year Of his age.
Funeral from 81. Johns Church. Georgetown, on
Friday, February 2, Mt o'clock. ~
National Republican., 1882-02-03
REAL ESTATE.
The Omcial transactions as Recorded
KeStarduy

Mfr. ]. +, olmsead presents the following transac.
tions In real In the District yesterday as re-
ported to him by the Recorder OF Deedsi
CITY PROPERTY.
ON Twelfth street west, between S and n streets
north part OF lot 90 feet inches by 100 feet nchl
square Oi Sarah j. Daniels 70 Charles S ShroYe 500
On street south, with front of l5O feet and on
Pennsylynna avenue, with front Of ~ feet inches
and uOn on First street east Of 10 feet lot of square
7H on First street east corner of street south lot
90 by 40 nett square 73, and ON Third street cast
IClween A street norlli and North Capitol street.
sublOls and IL (t2 by l09 teei), square 7in Aaron H.
Ctaigln to Thomas A, Iulloos, trustee, nominal.
GEoHgf1 OWN,
on stoddert street corner OF Congress street sub
lots g. So g. and ~ (9i feet by depth) Of subdivision
OF square 100 OF Beals addition 70 Georgetown called
Il lchos Place. William a, Gordon et AL trustees
10 George II. Dunlap t703.6L
National Republican., 1882-02-03

Can be had by every lady who will use ParkeTs
Ginger Tonic. Regulating the internal organs and
purifying the blood, Il quickly removes pimples
and gives healthy bloom 10 the cheek. Read
about II in other column
National Republican., 1882-02-03

LONDON, Feb. G-United States bonds, Is, 120af At
lantc and GreatWcstern irsts 40; do seconds, 15;
Erie, 4O'S; do seconds 1905; New York Central 1885,
Illinois Central i39 Reading. S2s New York, On
tariO and Western, 2Gs. The amount of bullion
Withdrawn from the Bank Of England on balance to-
hnN Is fh2nln.
National Republican., 1882-02-03


NEW YORK, Feb. 2.-Money loaned down from to
per cent. and closed at per cent. Exchange was
steady at 4S3 @4s4 for long and Is9i for short
sight Governments were strong and per cent
higher for 5s and Is and unchanged for extended Is
and IS. State bonds were generally firm. Railroad
bonds were active and irregular. The share specula
tiDu ed strong