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ALBERT STUART. J
c. w. WATTLES, SURVIVING
II. q. CLAUGHTON, ! '"'im Is
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NRUSTEES SALE

rINRUSTEE'S SALE
OF y VALUABLE LOT AND FOUNDRY,
AT vienna. on Washington d Western Railroad.
l5y virtue OF decd of trust from James Wc!cl
and wife to the undersigned to secure I'm indebted
ness to Jonathan Magarcty, dated the 2Sth of Nav
1881, and recorded in lbcr A. Ne > folio 1G1,
ut the request OF the party secured in said trust,
will sell at public auction in front of the Court
House OF Fairfax county, on MONDAY. the 21st
of August, 1SS2. LOT OF TWO ACRES, uron
which there is FOUNDRY. with its apnurtc-
nanccs. and stock on hand. This property is we'll
known as the place where the ''Cummin's plow'
is made, and is considered very desirable to those
who wish to engage in this kind of business.
Terms Cash.
iy20-wiw JAMES NJ. LOVE. Trustee
The above sale is postponed until Monday the
18th Of September cOurt-day au.ro:,.w.lw
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Not an alcoholic beverage, but Il true and
reliable family medicine is Browns Iron
Bittcrs
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RSe"LADIEs, TAKE NOTICE.
Colorcd Cashmeres,
Diagonals,
Foules, Scrgcs, Schooda,
Fancy Novelties, Tycoon Reps,
English Mixtures, Packashgos.
Sutings, Alpacas and
Camcls' Hair Dress Goods and
Other novelties just opened at
Scp6-lw |. EICHBERe's
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CONE AND Look AT OUR Fall Dry Goods
Just opened. scp6-lw ISAAC ElCHEEKG.
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RAIIHoAp ACCIDENT IN WASHlNGTON. -
NJ 90 las night the Virginia Midland
train from the South ran into a street car
al IA" corner Of Seventh street and Mary
land avenue, in Washington, and injured
Edward t. Burns. 4 Washngtorlian, and 4
gentleman named llarmcr. Engineer W.
Fleming. Fireman John beavers and Cap.
lainS !. Vi. Fisher and Pitts. conductors.
We're in charge Of the train Detective Nc.
Dewitt arrested the engineer of the train.
hul ~ there was no one to run his train he
was subsequently released on personal bonds
To appear At o'clock this morning. Frank
Palmer ais" was seriously injured. William
'"nu"rS WAS badly cut about the head The
tlaginan ~ay< he Si-lalcd the street car TO
stop. hut that hi, waving was not needed.
NrNcr" parties on the railroad train at the
time "t the accident say that the driver of
street car was entirely to blame; that he had
been sl@naIrI hy the nagman, but, instead
u' stopping his car Is it was his duty to
"o, he continued on, imagining that he
could clear the track before the train reach
ed him: that the driver stopped right on the
railroad track, unhtchcd his horses and
drove OIL, and WAS not seen mt all after his
car WAS struck. 1t is said that hcpcoplc of
the nci%hhorhood were greatly excited and
demanded the arrest of the engineer, but
Detective Mcl'cvitt, who was present, and
whose hr"hcr-in- law, Mr.. Burnc$, was in
lurcd, did not make the arrest taking the
word Of engineer Fleming that he would at
tent! any investigation of the affair.
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Alrxalllria Da.rttr,
TUESDAY EVENING, SEPT. II. 1852.
LOCAL MATTERS.

WEATHER PROBABILITIES. Sept. II, 1852.
For the Middle Atlantic States clearing
weather. northerly winds, higher barometer,
and stationary or lower temperature.
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OF the Mluulc AlElnIc states Clearln!
weather. northerly winds higher barometer
and stationary or lower temperature.
CORPORATION COURT-The September
term Of the Corporation Court, Judge n. b,
Meade presiding. commenced to-day in the
Clerks Office the repairs to the Court room
not having yet been completed
Isaac Eichbcrg vs. Barker ct al: in chan
Gerry: report Of Albert Stuart. commissioner
of sale, and petition Of 5. Ferguson Beach,
commissioner, &c. filed.
John W. Stewart VS.. Cook ct al: in chan
Gerry: two reports fled by Receiver Whittlc-
rcctn@ property to be turned over to Mrs.
J. K. Cook.
Icadbcatcr < Bro. vs. Fletcher's exrs
and McRUrn"y & Son vs.. Flctchers admir-.
in chanccry consolidated; exceptions to
report OF Commissioner Mushbach filed by
the heirs Of Virginia Russell.
Fcnda!l guardian. VS. Fcndull ct al; in
chanrcry report Of John NJ Johnson. COM
missioner "f ale. filed, and decree confirm
ing same and referring cause to Commits
sioncr Mu%ibach To make distribution with
directions 10 report ut this term.
Th:' viii OF john II. Brent deceased, was
admitted to probate. and NJ. NJ. Lewis and
Edgar Snow,lcn qualified rs executors. Jno.
4. Smoo!. Wm. II. Lambert and Bcnoni
Wheat were appointed appraisers Of the es
tate q; said h"rcdcnl.
Virginia Nelson. upon her petition, was
ordered to he released from Jail without pay
mrnt .: costs and fine
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'', .Nmlc \. Summers will reopen he.
''''', Tor girls and little boys Tomorrow at
w. 'IH iIicc street.
Daily globe., 1882-10-08
THE oARD EDUCATION.

The Proceedings Of the edt'jOuined Meeting
Held Yesserd,J Al tes'"oen .r.,ss .
An adjourned meeting of the board OF
cdr cation was held in the Office of the
secretary yesterday afternoon. ,.sxsl +
Upon, the passage. Of resolution
the board, was authorized to
negotiate loan of $1,000 to meet, the OBJ
legations to Baldwin Brown. The loan
was ordered payable about the 30th oi
June, 1883. s,9
The holders of the bonds issued by
school district No. 119 gave noti6catio !
through F. p, Lowe. their s,lic.tor, that
Their bonds had matured and were now
payable. e7 ts gsd
The attorney agued that the city was
responsible foc the liquidation of the bonds
under the special act by which the district
in question became portion of the city
and was governed by the board of educa-
ton, a city institution. The matter had
previously been referred to w. w. McNair,
of the board, for legal advice, and after a
short discussion the whole matter was laid
upon the table, pending Mr.. McNair's re-
port.
The matter of evening schsols being
brought up was referred to the committee
on salaries and teachers, with Instructions
to report at the next meeting. u on q
vote. Mr.. Miller was added to the COM
m:ttee.
Daily globe., 1882-10-08
THE CITY rOOR.

Repo15 cf The Superintendent for the
Mon,.h of September.
at the monthly meeting Of the board OF
supervisors of the poor the superintendent
spomitieI bis report for the month of Sep
tember, as follows:
OFFICE OF The SUpF3INT ENDEIT Or 1HE
POua, MINAEAPoLrs, Sept. SOTO the Hon-
o:anle the Board of Supervisors of iae
Poor of the City of Minneapolis: I here
by specially sub. lit a report Of the
work OF this Office for the month OF Sep
tembe I, 1852, as follows: No. of applica-
lions at Office, 3O5; No. visiLs made by su-
perintendent, 172; No. cases where relief
has been granted in groceries, 7S; No.
orders given for groceries, 60; amounting
to $277.30 Number of patents IN hospi-
tails Sept. l.: College, IA; ST. Barnabas. ID:
Sisters, 16. Number sent to hospitals
during September: College, IL; st. Barna-
bas, 13; Sisters, 20. Number now in hos
pitals under charge of the city: College, II ):
ST. Barnabas, 13; Sisters, 16; hospital ex-
penses for September: College, $327, ,43;
ST. Barnabas, $398.55; Sisters, S341.t6;
number of inmates of poor house, Sept. 1,
35; number sent to the poor house during
September Is; number now in poor house
under charge of the CITY, 43; poor house
expenses for Septembec, $175.29; number
of visits made by DR.. j. G. Cockburn, city
physician, during September, 1885. Num-
Der burials furnished during September,
o.; amounting to $3.50; number of per-
sons furnished transportation to other
places during September, Is; amounting
TO SOS; expenses for September 81, 766.03;
re: e:Jnded s. $50; total expenses for Sep
tembe, Sl,7zO.53. Respectfully,
NELSON WILLIAMS, Superintendent.
The superintendent was instructed to
advertise in the Swedish and Norwegian
papers for information respecting Louis
Erickson and CD. Panquist, and also to
insist that the hospitals in which the poor
of the city were treated should be supplied
with at least two male
nurses. Six dollars per week was arthor-
lied to be expended for girl, sick with
scallet fever, beirg cared for at No. 4O4,
Tweniy-fourth street.
The following resolution was adopted:
Resolved, Thet those in charge of hospi-
tails be instructed 10 report the deaths OF
city patients within twenty -four hours az
ter they occur.
Daily globe., 1882-10-08

the week, and last evening Market hall
was packed to the utmost capacity. The
fair las been decided financial success in
every particular.
An unknown man was rdn over and
killed at Union park by freight train.
The remains were brought to Warmers S
undertaking rooms on Washington averue.
A handkerchief was found in his pocket
which bears the name Hermann. Tne
victim OF the accident was evidently a
German, aged about forty years.
w. D. Wastburn has detailed one Of the
employees of the Minneapolis 6 st. Louis
railway, in which Washburn still holds
some stock, to work among the employees
OF the Chicago, Milwaukee and ST. Paul
railway against II Q congressional candida
cy of DIR. Ames, who happens to be the
surgeon os the latter road. .IOa ~ 3-
It will be remembered that week or
more ago painter named Reeve was bad
ly bitten in the calf. of bis leg by dog
owned at Ober's hotel on South
Washington avenue. Yesterday Mr.. Reeve
was in a critical condition and was re-
moved by his friends to a hospital for
tf0GUuu0llO db Ul0 OIuCI VI LIZ L AAtAiPos
One of the Cedar Lake Ice company's
teams drove upon section Of incompleted
granite paving last evening on south
Washington. The PAYERS grabbed the
horses by the BITS, and a squabble ensued
il which the driver and Mr.. Watson Of
the company were roughly handled. The
team was held by the PAYERS until police
man com relled them to deliver it up to
the owners.
Anthony Kelly's team, loaded with small
groceries,was struck by Manitoba engine
on the Washington avenue crossing. The
driver sprang from the wagon and escaped
injury. The wagon was demolished and
the crossing was strewn with small grocer
les of all descriptions. Peo-
pie who witnessed the acci-
dent claim that the fagman at the crossing
was derelict in his duties, and that ne was
absent from his post An action for dam
ages is talked of.
Daily globe., 1882-10-08
THE COLLEGE HOSPITAL.

The Mee5in0 Of the Stocl:ho. o.ders--Direct
Elected and Committees AppOiaic0.
The business meeting of the stockhold
ers of the College hospital which was held
at the hospital yesterday was well
attended. In electing board of
directors the old board was re-
elected save Judge G. E. Vanderburgh,
who withdrew his name in favor OF W. II.
Hinkle.
The following advisory board was elect
ed: Charles Nc. Reeve, DR.. Evans, Hon.
G. A. Pillsbu y, J. A. Christian, b. g. Ha1-
ison, George A. Bracket, Rev. E. D. Neil,
A. M. Keith, G. NJ. Loring, R. B. Langden,
J. G. Oswald, Hon. A. A. G. Rand, S. G.
Gale, Judge E. s. Jones, T. B. Walker, G.
A. Pillsbury, j. W. Johnson, Hon. E. M.
Wilson.
A finance committee was elected, consist
ing of President Thos. Lowry, Hon. G. A.
Pills5ury, J. c. Oswald, Tr. Abbott, Judge
E. S. Jones, G. M. Loring, w. H. Hipkle
and Harry Brown.
The meeting was adjourned until Mon
day noon, when further business matters
will be brought up for transaction.
Daily globe., 1882-10-08
UNIVERSITY GLOBULES.

Prof. Pike is absent on a visit to the
East. He will return in about two or three
weeks. lc
A picked nine was organized at the uni
versity yesterday. Base ball players, be-
ware.
There will be a meeting of the oratorical
association on the 14th inst. for the pur-
pose of supplying the places of s. T.
Chamberlain, F. N. Claffln and A. 81. Hail.
who have left school. A delegate will be
elected to the state oratorical association
The Hermean society will meet, as usual
Monday evening, October 9th. An excel
lent programme will be presented.
On next Monday evening the Delta sing
ing society will give an interesting enter
tainment.
Daily globe., 1882-10-08
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
IrenfG-eightI: Legis.Gtice District-To I
Held in AnOkca Tue dag October 17fh.

Trenfg-cigTttI: Legislature District-To Jc
Held in AaOha Tax sddy October 17fh.
The Democratic convention for ihe
Twentyeighth leg islative district, state OF
Minnesota. will be held in Anoka on Tues
day the 18th day of October 1882, for the
purpose CT placing in nomination sena-
toTial ticket consisting of one senator and
our representatives. to the legislature
The Twenty ninth district is composed of
the First and Second wards Of the city of
Minneapolis. township of st. Anthony, and
the counties of sAnoka and Isanti and are
entitled to delegates as follows: ef.,-
First ward.
Second ward.
st. Anthony township. p............-... 2
Anoka county. .....,.............. 10
Isani county .............
Per order of district committee.
Daily globe., 1882-10-08
THEATER COMIQUE.
An Issnsen Sc BiH-A

An Immense BiH-A GALAXY of Stars.
A royal company will appear at the
Theater Comique every evening this week
and at Thursday matinee, the list being as
follows: The Walsh brothers, new Irish
team, who will appear for the
first time; j. J. Keman, a
wotld-renowned contortionist, the serio-
comic queen, Miss Lau Crawford, the
i,imitable ''Yales" in the nervous couple
Mike O'Er4an, the northwestern favorite,
Miss Jennie Wade OF operatic fame, and
re-e1gaged, Misses julia Roze and Emma
Lulr; also re-engaged at a immense ey-
pense, the greatest and most Artistic
Irish comedy team that has ever
appeared in this state, Messrs. Williams &
Ryan. The full stock company will sup
port the stars, uniting in a programme
that cannot be excelled in any variety the
ater in the world. .
Daily globe., 1882-10-08
THE COURTS.
District Court.
SPECIAL TERM.

[Eefo e Judges Young, Locblan sud Staw.]
Asa Guilford VS.. Western Union Tele-
graph company. Continued to October Ia.
The State of Minnesota ex. rel. P. w.
Reidhead v. the Board of Commissioners
OF Hennepin county. Passed until Judge
Shaw returns.
Michael Raider VS.. A. A. Ames. Contin-
ued to October Il.
Luc. n Swift, Jr. VS.. Robert McMullin.
Dismissed for want of prosecution.
VIM. R. Paddock VS.. l.. L. Estis ct. al.
Continued to October IA.
Mary Mccormick VS.. Rogers Mccormick.
Divorce ordered.
Charles II. Powell vs.. Mamie Powell. Set
for October 10, 8 a. N.
The Minneapolis Mill Go. VS.. J.. B. Bas-
sett. Argued and submitted.
Thomas E. Young VS.. Chas. r. Johnson
defendant, and The st. 2. NJ. & III. R'y Co.,
gsrnishee. Disclosure taken and order
made.
A. A. Ames VS.. o. B. Tousley ct al
| Argued and submitted.
PAPERS FILED.
Notes of issue were fled in the following
cases.
| Douglas E. Case vs.. Lambert Hayes.
| Emma E. Balwine vs.. John Balwine.
Rufus J. Baldwin VS.. Levi NJ. Stewart.
| Charles Proehl VS.. W. P. Burnett.
| Margaret Wilbur VS.. Trougott Simon.
VIM. S. Bedford VS.. S. S. Small.
| Thomas Lowry VS.. L. Silloway,
Geo. W. Nesbit VS.. S. s. Small.
| Albert D. Folsom vs.. VIM. B. Mcclure.
VIM. Pettingill VS.. The st. p, NJ. g. N
Ry. Co.
Nelson. Tenney s. Co. VS. Andrew Dahl
gren.
| G. 3. j. Roberts VS.. Ed. A. Stevens ct al
Blair & Miller vs.. Philip E. Lockwood.
Daily globe., 1882-10-08
TIE ST. PAUL SUNDAY GLOBE SUNDAY MORNING OCTOBER l2

Wright, deceased. Inventory fled and al
lowed, and order made for creditors to
present claims.
In the matter of the estate of j. Heyty,
ty deceased. Inventory fled and allowed,
and order made for creditors to present
CLAIMS.
In the matter o. the alleged insanity of
Hattie Clair. Examination being made.
Daily globe., 1882-10-08

the defendant collected some $45 which he
failed to turn over to his employers.
The defendant se-s up as his defense
that ove. and above the SIS there is still
due hin from the comr rlaining witness tt 9
frrthe- sum of $15, anG is wiling to ar
ri e at settlement. The
case wgs called in the police court.
yesterday afternoon, but was continued
Until next Tuesday. 1t is quite likely,
however, that the case will be settled WITH
sout an examination before the court.
Daily globe., 1882-10-08
ShdnecI0ced Robbcr.f.

Tire allegation in the answer made by
the board of education n the Injunction
case, that the taxpayers would suffer no
loss in the payment of $1,000 to Prof
Tousley, is statement so thoroughly re-
diculous nat even tie school children
would laugh at it. This $1,000 is drawn
from the chool fund, and The school fund
is raised by a levy upon the tax payers. 1t
will be noticed in the proceedings of the
board of education held yesterday, that in
order to pay debt owned Baldwin Brown
for contract work, loan of $1,000 was Or
6ered made. Now it occurs to the tax
payegHs that the $1,000 which the zealots OF
the Board are so anxious to donate to Prof
Tousley, would go good way towards
paying this Indebtedness of the board
Daily globe., 1882-10-08
Probate Court.
'efore Judge LELAND.

In the matter Of the estate Of Addison
Lockwood, deceased; petition for settle
ment and distribution filed. Hearing at
probate court October 3Oth. Order APP
pointing guardian ad iten1 made.
In tie matter of the estate OF Mary E.
Bracket; demurred petition for settlement
and distribution fled. Hearing set for
October 30th. Order appointing guardian
ad litem made.
In the matter Of the estate of S. NJ
Wright. deceased. Letters of administra.
tion issued to A. G. Austin.
In the matter Of the estate of Geo. B.
Daily globe., 1882-10-08

X **"By asking too much we may lose the tie
that we had before" Kidney-Wort asks moth
ing but fair trial. This given, it fears no loss
OF faith in its virtues. A lady writes from Gre
gon: For thirty years l have been afflicted with
kidney complaints. Two packages OF Kidney
Wort have done me more good than all the med
ic'ne and doctors 1 have had before. l believe
it is q sure cure.'
Daily globe., 1882-10-08
Municipal Court.
lBefOre Judge Rai!ev

George Brown. Drunkenness; sentence
suspended. &
Gustav FricE, drrnkenneas; committed
fifteen days. As
VIM. McKenny, drunkenness; sentence
suspended. i'7T yfs3ass8er,
James Burns, drrnkenness; paid fine
Of S5 and costs. .s} f5,f.ir.s ..,i5Fs.
William Grant, assault and Lsttery upon
H. E. ,Elefson; committed fifteen days.
Charles II. Evens, embezzlement from
Samuel Gorandin; examination continued
until October 10, ag-i SGoas
Daily globe., 1882-10-08
HEALTH rs WEALTH.

Dr.. E. G. Vests nerve and Grain treatment, a
specific for hysteria, dizziness, convulsions.
nervous headache, mental depression, loss of
memory, premature old age, caused by over
e0ertion or over-indulgence, which leads to mis-
cry, decay and death. One box will cure recent
cases. Each box contains one months treat
ment. One dollar box, or SIX boxes for five
dollars; sent by mail prepaid on receipt of price
We guarantee SIX boxes to cure any case. With
each or.er received by US for six boxes, accom-.
panied with FIVE dollars, we VIII send the pur--
chaser our written guarantee to return tho monev
if the treatment does not effect a cure. Gnar.
antees issued only by Lambie & Co.. corner
Third and Wabashaw streets, St. Paul, MINI.
Orders by mail promptly attended to.
Daily globe., 1882-10-08
THE INJUNCTION CASE.

The Case Of 4. a. Antes vs. O. y. T0Msley
and C.hcrs, Argued and Submitted.
The answer in the action to restrain the
board of education from squanderiDg the
peoples money, was introduced in the
special term of the district court, before
full bench, yesterday morning. The
answer denies that 20. v. Tousley has not,
since the acceptance by him of
Office under the government of the
United States been the superintendent of
schools in the city Of Minneap-
oils. It denies that it has ever ordered or
voted the sum of $3.50 or any other sum
paid to said o. V. Toosley, except for se'-
vices just, duly and legally rendered. 1t
denies that said o. V. Tousley did not per-
form services in the month OF September,
and denies that said Tousley
has at any time failed to
perform any services required or request
ed of him. 1t denies that any taxpayers
in the city of Minneapolis would be COM
PEELED to pay any greater amount of taxes
because of any act complained of by
plaintiff. The answer contained
great deal of s'gush:' over
the efficacy of Prof. Tousley and the repu-
tation gained by The schools under his
superintendency, and stated that the as
sistants were in constant communicate
with him and ihe services rendered by him
we're in value largely in excess Of the S15C
per month. The case was Submitted io
Judge Lochren, who will give his dec sion
hereafter. E. NJ. Wilson appears for ihe
complainant, while E. NJ. Johnson con
ducts the defense.
Daily globe., 1882-10-08

1t Palmyra, New York, fifteen years
ago, seriods quarrel occurred between
George Eollenbeck and William Strat.or.
They met egain on Monday at Canijo,
Texas, and fought duel in darhened
room. Stcatton being killed.
Daily globe., 1882-10-08
En6ezslentent.

Charles II. Evans has been arrested at
the instance of Samuel Garandin, of the
Milwaukee Beer Bottling company, upon
the charge Of embezzlement.
The complaint alleges that the defend
ant was in the employ of the complaining
witness as collector and that
Daily globe., 1882-10-08

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