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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-08
The Jacksoo Street MI. e. Church.

The managers of the church organization known
as the Jackson Street N E chu oh have for some
time been convinced of the fact that the church &C.
comm ndatons furnished ny the present ediflce we're
not Sufficient for the Rpidly increasing congregation
that worshi in the present structur-, and they
have for some months been looking around for
some eligi6.e place upon which to er-ct building
that would furnish such larged accommodations
are demanded. They have examined many
pieces of ground with view the selection of one
and have irally purchased the Belote property on
the northwest corner CT Jackson and Eleventh
q reefs. This property is LOOK i50 feet The price
has mt been made public he church now owns
lu0xu0fee on the northwest corner OF Jackson
snd Ninth streets The intention is to sell this
prop TT aud put with the proceeds enough more
money to make up SO 200 $4,000 for the new
church end grounds
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mother account.
TBy Our Saltwater Reporter,


very painful accident occurred this morning
on the Duluth road, between White Bear aud St.
Paul, about two miles from the former place The
injured person is William B McGrorty Of St..
Paul. who, il is said, stsnding the lower step
fell to the ground NTH one leg on the rail. It ap.
pears that the ident known to any one on
the train, Mr.. McGrorty brought to Saltwater
by the train from st Paul Upon the arrival of
the injured man here he was taken to the Office of
Drs Gain and Edgerton, Who with the assistance
of Or Waiter, smputated the lower right leg three
and ha inches above the foot A severe fracture
O'Clock the patient was reported by DR. Csin to be
getting along well could be expected but II Is
Impossible to state at present just what injury the
gentleman has sustained. It is said Mr.. McGrorty
aEled from the side Of the ack aud sucoseded III
gettiI of his remaining boot with which he tagged
The coming trsin thus attracting the notice of the
enoinser.
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Death OF an Old Citizen
[Special Tele cram to the Globe. !

WlNoNA, June Cone Of Winona's prom
inent business men, c. N. Wakefield, Esq,
dropped dead little after 8 o'clock this
afternoon. He has operated largely in real
estate and money ioaning during period Of
years and had accumulated considerable
wealth. He had gone to the livery stable for
his horse aud while sitting in chair conyers-
ing with friends dropped suddenly dead. He
was fifty or flity-fve years ofage and has lived
in Winona since 1855. He never was married
and was rather eccentric in his habits. He
had begun this morning the erection OF a
large brick dry goods store
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2:45 GLASS.
Tha entries for thia c1aas were rs foil

The entries for this class were as follows:
Geo. Smith enters b. m. Lucy n; W. F..
Cross, b. e, Black Prince; Palmer Bros, b. m.
Josie Clayton. The horses drew the follow
ing positions: Black Prince, 1; Lucy N, q;
Josie Clayton, 8. The horses got off at the
fifth score well together. Lucy N. broAe
badly, but gathered herself we'll and lit out
for the other two, collared Josie G. at the
quarter pole and passed her and lit out for
Black Prince, who was trOttiDg steady as a
clock. At the half Lucy N. was well up with,
Black Prince, and trotted game race out
but lacked little of getting out ahead. Josie
Q. acted badly, breaking bad and was poor
third. Time, 2:3S4.
Second Heat-Tne horses got the send off at
the third score, all trottiUg steady, but after
the send off Lucy N. left her feet, but soon
gathered and collared Josey G. and both start
cd for Black Prince, but the pace was LOO fast
and both left their feet. Lucy N. gathered
first and went for Black Prince ard closed the
gap nearly up before reaching the wire.
lime, 2:40I.
Third Heat-The horses were given the
send of On the first score Lucy n. left her
feet before she reached the first quarter, but
quickly gathered herself and soon made play
for Black Prince, who seemed to be having it
his own way, aud at the quarter pole came
close to his wheel and from there to the
quarter pole the bay mare cut herself loose
and as they passed the half mile pole the two
were neck and neck and to the three quarter
pole the little mare led Black Prince and beat
him under the wire and secured the heat
Time, 2:3S1&.
Fourth Heat-The horses were sent off on
the first score, and on the first turn Lucy n
left her feet and Black Prince took the pole.
Lucy squared herself soon and made play for
the front and at the half was close after Black
Prince. Before reaching the three quarter
pole Black Prince broke badly end before he
could gather himself Lucy was we'll up and
going ut fearful rate, and before reaching
up and went under the wire winner In 1881
Black Prince second and Josie Clayton third.
Fifth Heat-This heat was almost an exact
repetition of the last, Lucy N. winning, Black
Prince second, Josie Clayton third. Time,
1884.
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Hutchinson,s Expulsion.

New YORK, June 7.-President Lawrence OF
the stock exchange to day announced that
the governing committee had found William
Il. Hutchinson guilty OF obvious fraud and
decreed his expulsion from the stock exchange
by the requisite two-ihirds vote. The charges
against George II. Kennedy were to the effect
that he allowed his partner Hutchinson to
conducs the wrongful transactions specified,
with his knowledge and without protest,
when it WAS within his power and clearly bis
duty TO prevent them, and that his course IN
thus abetting the wicked action was in ITS
nature fraudulent. These charges and speclf.
cations against Kennedy were not sustained by
the requisite vote of the governing COM
mittee.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-08
Itching Piles-sy,np,oms and Cure.

The symptoms are moisture, like perspira
ton, intense itching, increased by scratching,
very distressing particularly at night, as II pin
worms were crawling in and about the rectum;
the private parts are sometimes affected. II
allowed to continue very serious results may
follow. 'Dr. Swayne's All-healing Ointment"
Is pleasant, sure cure. Also for letter, itch.
salt rheum, scald head, erysipelas, BARRIERS
itch, blotches: all scaly, crusty, cutaneous
eruptiops. Price so cents, three boxes for
Sl25. Sent by mail to any address on receipt
Of price In currency or Scent postage stamps.
Prepared only by DR.. Swayne s. Son, $50 North
Sixth etreet, Philadelphia, Pa, to whom letters
should be addressed, Sold by all prominent
druggists.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-08
THE COURTS.
Supreme Court.

Court met yesterday morning, all the justices
present, aud Il ansac.ed the following business:
John G.. Seller, resp VS.. Harvey J. WILDER, app.
Submitted on briefs by appellant and argued by re-
spondent
John I. Ames and Adelbert Ames, resp, VS.. NJ. o.
Luttser and W. NJ Cochrane, partners, app. Ar
gued aid submitted
VIM. L. Min Ger, resp :, vs.. the Village of Rush
CT v. Two cases. Continued.
The State Of Minnesota ex rel, NJ. j. O'Brien,
reator, vs. James Ryan, resp. Continued.
resp VS.. the St. Paul & Manitoba Railroad como.
ny, app. Continued.
Adj 3urued sine die
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R0WinO.

TORONTO, June Wallace Ross passed
through on his way to Winnipeg. An ad-
dltional $500 has been deposited for the race
with Hanlan. Ross would give NO definite
information as to the postpOnement of the
race owing to HanlaE's illness. He said he
would do the right thing.
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HilnfctD0E Court.
rporora Jrdoo Noolav

John Duboy; drunkenness. Paid s..
David Mccullough; drunkenness. Committed for
seven days.
Lewis Arson; drunkenness. Committed for
seven days.
Charles Howard; larceny. Bound over to action
OF the grand jury In the sum of $500. In default
Of the boDde he was remanded.
Henry Hobins; abusive language to Isaac W. Ar
nod. Discharged.
David Hickey: drunkenness. Dismissed
John Dumont; assault and artery urcn Sarah
Dumont. Fined S25 and costs.
edward Sampson; assault and battery upon Dan
lei Beeek. Sentence suspended.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-08
General Capital Ne,rs.
A VALUABLE INVESTMENT.

A patent has been issued from the land Office
OF the interior department in favor of Elk.
President VIM. r. Harrison. The patent is
for 100 acres of land in southern Ohio which
Gen. Harrison purchased in 1909, under the
old credit system. The interest on The invest
ment already amounts to more than the prin.
cipal Of the sum invested.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-08
Tired Of His paramour.

ST. LOUIS, June John Curtis, who eloped with
Mrs. Jeanie Dixon two months ago, has returned
here to his parents Mrs. Dixon is OF present In San
Antonio. Texas, but Cults' family is endeayoring TO
arrange matters that she can return to her moth
er's house Mr.. Dixon and the children are In Iowa,
and . divorce suit is pending In the court here
against his wife. Young Curtis had tired OF Mrs.
Dixon. and was induced by his brothers to return
home.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-08

Ho,c a Minneapolis Boardt,,0 House MIS-
tress EHtert0i,ls Tran,pS.
Minneapolis has enc boarding house mietress Of
whom 1t feels justly proud. II there were more like
her the tramp nuisance would be obliterated. The
particular boarding houEe mistress to whom the
above caption aludes, resides on Sixth avenue south
near Fourth street. Her name is withheld for
obvious reasons. She is large, robust, mNsculsr
and active daughter of Erin, and fully understands
aud boldly exercises her rights. Her exploits and
adventures with pesky tramps have been numerous
and exciting, ana have invariably ended happily
for her.
The GLOBE will speak of only two of
these, they having occurred yesterday, and the day
preceding.
ing into the boarding house, at about O'Clock.
N lot discovering any one below, he made bold to as
cend the stairs to the rooms above. Here he en-
oouutered the lsndady. He grrfHy demanded food
aud r.f.o hmpnts which were peremptorly refused.
lie became insolent and abusive. The result was
the apdledy grasped him by his coat collar and by
dexterors twist sent him headong down the stairs,
ie.riy b.e.lIng his neck In the descent. Rest as
sured hs took bis leave without food and without re-
freshments.
Yesterdsy afternoon the houss was again visited
By another iuckiess vsgabond. He was quite as ob-
streperoue aud abusive as the Inflated member OF
his brotherhood who had danced upon his left ear
down the staircase the preceding day. HIS de-
msnds were identical. The lady commanded him
to take his immediate departure, but he sneeringly
replied that be should only go when he felt dis
posed He was then standing upon the porch In
rear of the house. Scarcely had fractional part
of moment elapsed after he gave utterance to
his determination to remain where he was ere pail
full of vie Stops WAS emptied upon him., frescoing
him frofn head to foot In the odor-
ferrous condition incident to such
d bath, he left without word and without o muir
mUr. 1t has long been believed that these tramps
havs marks upon gate posts In front OF houses
which they visit for begging purposes, but seems
perfectly safe to predict that II thsre is mark upon
the gate post In front of that boarding house, 1t will
shortly be removed by the tramp fraternity.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-08

81. Paul Branch N. W. Law and Collection
Association, Room so, Manrhsimer
Block, Sc. Paul, EIinu.
Makes collections in st. Paul in all parts OF
the United states. Upequaled facilities for
collecting doubtful debts Attends to legal
business in all courts. First class attorneys
In all parts of the country. Legal documents,
wills, deeds, mortgages, bonds, dispositions.
Settlements prompt. Correspondence inyited
Address above.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-08
MINNESOTA MISHAPS.
a Bad Chapter CT Accidents All Over the
State-Fstal Resulte.
Crushed by q Harvester.

Especial Telegram to the Globe.
Ro HESTER, Mimi, June IA. F. Kellogg, an
empioye of the Rochester Manufacturing company
at this place. seriously If not fatally injured
this afternoon by having his head crushed while
setting up harvester. A heavy iron chain, used In
raising the machinery, broke while he was engaged
In putting machine together, letting it fall and
catching his head between the driving wheel and
frame Of the machine He being an old man. 1t Is
doubtful IL he will recover
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-08
A Bad Binss

SAN ANTONIO, June IA terrible explosion in
tunnel No !, on the g. p. d T. railway extension,
occurred yesterday, $50 kegs Of blasting powder
being touched of by the workmen on the east end Of
the extension. The workmen at the west end were
at once overwhelmed with earth, rock aud trees.
There Hera three Il lad aud Ave wounded.
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Il Mass Of Flesh aud Bones.

ESPECIAL Telegram to the Globe.
DULUTH, Mimi, May IA sad aud horrible
accident occurred this evening. Thomas Burke, of
Detroit, Mich, only here couple Of weeks and
working for the Northwestern Fuel company, while
engaged Ia o.ling shaft which extended SINE 40
feet or the dock was caught by it while in motion and
before he Gould fIes himself WAS most -rfibly mu.
tilated. Noting was left but o mass OF flesh .nd
br. ken boues his skull crushed and his braius
suffered ali ever the docs. The unIoI tuna man
leaves q wife and SIX children ia Detr.ir, Mich.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-08
ANOTHER LOCKOUT.

BURLINGTON, June There was another
lockout this morning at Murray's iron works.
Seventy five moulders demand the re-employ-
ment Of three discharged union men. The
company will not comply with the demand
and the men are equally determined to hold
out,
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Result ola RWnatcdU

Especial Telegram to the Globe
ROCHESTER,, Mimi, June 7.-Representative Geo.
Graham living In Pennington, Omstsd county, was
returning home with a load Of lumber from this
place, on Monday evening, and when Lear home his
horses became frightened and ran sway, throwing
/ i'm TO tbs ground aud rendering him unconscious.
He laid by tne road side all night not being found
until early Tuesday morning, when he had parity
regsined consciousness but the whole left side Of
his BODY Ia paralyzed. His injuries will probably
prove fasal.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-08
The Green 2nu s9ood

GREEN BAY, Wis June Tho annual meeting
of the stockholders of the Green Bay, winona ST.
Paul road was held at the general Office of the
pany in this city. The cid board was reelected
The road for the pass year has done aa excellent
business, and Is iu better shape than ever before
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-08

McGrath, the veteran tailor, has removed
his extensive stock of cloths to the premises
lately occupied by Dawson's bank, and with
enlarged facilities ID prepared to meet all the
wants of the trade. Remember him.
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EH0Ltsh Races.

LONDON, June THE Ascot derby was
won by shotoyer, Battlefield second, Spring
kill third.
LONDON, June THE royal hunt cup was
Won by Sweetbread. Edenson second, seesaw
colt third.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-08
Judge MEG rorsy Run Over by the Ca,

Judge McGrOrty Run Over by the Cars
Judge W. B. McGrorty. Of this city, met with a
severe accident yesterday morning. While Bear
lake. He has been passing q few DAYS at the Leip
house, aud took the 1880 train yesterday morning
for St. Paul When about one and one-half miles
from White Bear station, In passing from The first
to the second car, he slipped, and losing his equiib-
rum, fell between the cars. falling just outside of
the train onto the track His lame foot was caught
under the wheel and terribly mangled. His nose
was also broken and his face much dishgured. A
Swede boy, who found him lying upon the track,
ran back, and tagged coming train. and he was
taken on beard and carried to Saltwater where his
foot was amputated by DIR. W. II Caine. at pres
ent there is every prospect of his speedy recovery
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-08
Tickets for St;lf,ca,er.

All delegates who desire to attend the re-
ception of the Hon. D. NJ. sabin, of Saltwater,
this evening, will require special ticket,
which can be obtained of II. H. Chandler at
the court house from II q. IN. to D. m. only.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-08
THE RUNAWAY JUROR.

He EIudes The Officers, The balance of the
Jury Discharged and Hamilton Re-
msnded.
When the district court convened yesterday morn
ing. Frank scherf. the missing Juror in the Hamil
ton safe-blowirg case, had not been found by the
sheriff, and the court took recess until 2 p. M,
with instructions for the search to be vigorously
prosecuted. At 9 O'Clock the sheriff reported the
search had been unsuccessful, whereupon the
balance of the Jurors wers d. charged upon motion
Of Coanty Attorney Egan. Hon. O. D O'Brien,
counsel for Hamilton, moved the discharge Of the
prisoner AID was proceeding to argue the question
when he was cut short by Judge simons, who de-
MED the motion and remsnded Hamilton for trial.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-08
RAILROAD NOTES.
The union depot building is doing ruahlng bu,
dess In all departments.

The union depot building is doing rushing busi-
dess In all departments
There are at present 300 cars on the Rock Island
track loaded for the Manitoba country ready to be
sent forward as soon as possible.
Mr.. Merrill and his party, that came up from
Milwaukee Tuesday night, went out on the line Of
the Hastings Dakota road yesterday.
MIR. Brown, assistant general ticket agent Of the
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul IL back at his &C.
customed place after brief visit to Cleveland
report Is current on the streets Of st. Paul that
the Minneapolis St. Louis road will lease the line
from White Bear to Minneapolis to the 81. Paul &
Duluth road.
W. II. Halabird has been appointed travelling
agent OF the Atchison, Topeka Santa Fe railroad,
for Wisconsin and northern Illinois, with head
vuarters at 81 CLARK street, Chicago
W. L. Malcolm, general eastern agent Of the
Atehison, Topeka & santa Fe Railroad company,
with headquarters in New York, has issued circu-
lar announcing that Henry Farnum has besn OPP
pointed travelling agent in place of y. w. Manning.
transferred to the New England agency. His adj
dress Is 4i9, Broadway, Ny.
A. V: II. Carpenter, general ticket and passenger
agent OF the Chicago, milwaukee & st. Paul railway,
has Issued circular stating that j. II. Page having
che position OF assistant general passenger
agent, in the service of the Chicago, Milwaukee Il
81. Paul company's service, all Communications
relating to that branch Of the department should be
addressed to him (Oarpenter).
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-08
Il DlrJiut DsrrfcE Fall.
Especial Telegram to the Globe

[SpeclA Ie;egram 70 the 6iope
DULUTH, Mimi, June 7 -Ano her serious acci.
dent occurred this morning on the Northern Pacific
decks. derrich, which is used for hosting coal
out Of the vessels, gave way and man unknown
happened to be under it. Part Of the derrick fel
on his shoulder crushing 1t; also crushing his
breast and iDjurng him lnternsliy. He was taken
to t. Luke's hospital. 1t il thought he viii re-
cover.
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Uulatth Lake NetUs.

Especial Telegram to the Globe.]
DULUTH, him :, May Wheat closed weaker;
No. hard nominal at SI.4S; other grades nominal.
In store, 32s,9l4 bushels.
Arrived: Propeller Quebec, Sa1nia. 450 tons of
merchandise aud 200 passengers Nyack, Buffalo,
100 tons of Inerch sndise.
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L. -
CHICAGO, June THE wheat market
started in at lively gait and kept up we'll all
day. The demand was sharp from the shorts
and sent the record of the month up at a
rapid pace. One feature of the trading was
the largely increased purchases of winter
wheat. This is doubtless a direct result of
the anti.corner evil recently adopted. The
No. wheat also continues to grow in favor
and it is believed the scheme is wiser one
than its proposers ever claimed it to be.
Spring advanced 2Ac for July; 1c for Aug
gust aud with some little fuctuation closed
* higher for July and nc higher for Aug
ust. Sales. S1.31X @1.32 for July; Silly q
1.12H August; and 81 O419@1.054 for Sep
TENDER and $1.234 @l.23K for the year. On
call prices ranged 55c lower to nc higher
and sales of all kinds of wheat were S70,c00
bushels OF which 100000 were winter. Regu-
lar wheat sold at S1.12H@1.16 for July:
for September, and on the call it was rather
stronger.
Corn was lively but steadier, though av-
eraglng lower.
Receipts were not large and shipments ex-
ceeded them. The weather was fine for corn.
It opened 11@%c lower, but gradually adj
vanced and recovered the decline. Towards
the close the feellng was easier and the nnal
sales were 1s@4c below yesterday. Sales
and 70h @70%c for September. On call sales
were 525, 600 bushels and prices irregular,
some sales little above, others little below
the closing on change.
Oats not in great demand and prices weak
ened trife, though some sales we're better.
Sales, 4S@43X c for July; 35X @35Xc for .Au-
gust, and 34@34Xc for September. On csll
sales were 60, 600 bushels AID prices not much
different, some easier and some firmer.
Pork was fairly active at 5@l0c higher,
closing steady at the advance. Sales, $i9-
TIN @l9 IS for July; $40 95@l9.97K for Au-
gust. On call sales were %, 500 barrels and
prices irregular, hut without much varia-
ton.
Lard was fairly active and trifls higher
with firm market throughout. Siles, SILL
32K Oil 40 for July, and Sl1.4719@1l SO for
August. On call sales were 1880 tierces
and prices pretty steady.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-08

Champion lodge, No. ID, Z. of P, will hold
special meeting on Friday evening, June O.
Business OF Importance will be considered A
full attendance IS desired.
By order of @. C..
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Ramsey County District Court.

Before Judge simons.l
State of Minnesota vs.. ] Hamilton; burglary.
The sheriff having made return that after diigent
search he was unable to find the missing juror,
Frank Scharff the jury discharged upon mo-
ton of county attorney. Motion Of U. d. O'Brien,
counsel, for discharge Of prisoner denied, and he
tho prisoner remapded for trial.
State of Minnesota VS.. John P. Chinn, indicted
for keeping gambling house. No appearance, aud
order declaring his recognizsnce in 300 forfeited
Adjourned to 10 O'Clock this morning.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-08

The finest assorted stock of choice dry
goods will he found at
Fl. F. PLATO s. Co.,
Successor to Powers Bros, 131 East Third
street,
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-08

The property OF the Good Shepherd, On
Wilkin street, upper town, offers unusual in.
dueements as a permanent investment, there
being frontage on two streets of over $40
feet.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-08

Perfection refrigerators, Ice King, Triumph,
Zero and Iceburg refrigerators, the best In the
United States, for sale by Stees Brothers.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-08

srcn opinions as the GLOBE might have on
current events give way to-day to the opinions
of the medical gentlemen, who monopolize
our space this morning.
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Probate Co,trt.


Before Judge O'Gorman.1
In the matter of the estate OF Maria Linch, de-
ceased. VIII and petition filed, Hearing July g.,
10. q. Ii.