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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-21

lie Red.he- Probabilities. FEB 81. 1852
For III Mid 1s Atlantic States rainy, 70 lowed
b. cle .:ILg weather, warm eastsrly, e:ing to
cod northw 1::tr.3 winds. falling followed By
iii osICne.'r.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-21

H.BEALTu OF TIE City The AexsntIis
corre5I ohdent or the Washington Star Ns:
"Thsre has betn no csss of smstlpox in Alexan
d:in ivr many years. tu. that disease prevailed
hGte excessively during the war. Since lhsn,
aoweV'r the town hiss baen entire y free Of
eplten les OF any kind, and the:e are low ci!iss
Rhose health record is rs goodn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-21

H>oS - LE.-One OF the lsrsest and r,o,,
= eliSibly located RBSIDKHOKS. with 49,
eious grounds sttached, in the city, For tsrnp.
&C., spply to Green & Wise. ie3Intfe
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-21

Tie LENTEN SEASON Tho L,1too season
vii couneros ti-uorroI. A.h Wednesday,.
Religious s,,vicas will b. he'd 10 81. Msry's,
aud the several E5uiscopsl Gu :ches to MORO =
.od dur'ng the next forty d15s ss follows:
st .Nny's Church Mass at q. NJ. liz b
Macs al d. 10. tl-norrow. Stations OF t, o
Cr'a4 'V"rV Friday evening at y O'Clock
81 famls Church -Seivces ct a. u. 10
MORROW, ard every Moodsy. W,d1tsd,y sad
Friday at 5 D. m.
The se.ylce, in Gu j.. Church TO r:'u W !
DO a. Il c. n aid 10 Grace Church ut $50 .. III.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-21
a NJ elHEN ENI'e,
TOE TUE RELIEF oFT4E POOR

EOH TUE RELIEF TaEPOOR.
The rupIls OF 81. Gsry's Ac.dsmy will give
An INSTRUMENTATION
THIS EVHNINp, FEBRUARY. 2lST, AT
ARMORY HALL.
PROCEEDS for tie :oief of tho poor under tie
re ii The 5; ceiy u It Vincent of Put
Tickets IS 2enls, to bs hsd Of any OF the mem.
Def5 or 1T lhe d;o:. Exhibition Commence IT
O'clock; dnorp opened ~, ESQ II
E'OR THE BENEFIr OFTHk ALEXAN
DHIA lNFIRMakY.
WEST PtkMEk'5 BkAUTIFUL ART
EANIETAIN MXNT,
COZ ating OF Eew, f.om I.o;dSn. ri. It'll,
81 d Tho Holy LAID, ~i,l b. given Monosy snd
Tuesday 'v'hi"rs, February 20 ard q, i The
iecturs room ct CARTS. Church for he bot. a. Of
tho ihd'mTy. The entertainment will com.
Ienco 4, o'cicck. Tickets &c; children half
Pre-. F"r sale ~ Frelc i's xnd Slabler's AID
ny tpe 'snS managers. febl6
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-21

HAZEL KIRKE LAST NIaHT -hrmtry II III
Vas Fl Led TO vvelh,sirg last plight with rt-
6ned and CRIT al a1diepce 10 witness tic pre-.
seotstiol of he p.ha: aud Instructive rlAy
If IIsz kirke uodar The auspices of the New
York Madlson Sq1afe Thss'rs management.
The plaV isolf is XCod one, the sltrY OF H,Z j
* rko.e no is daughter of so embarrassed Eug
l!sn miller, beiug rcmsIksb bic for lis purify, aud
he company prcsen!ioS /. l.s. Iiabt is one o.,
If GOT the strUngcs. thst hos ever visited this
city. III z,I kuke," Miss Bale Gilbert,
vas frtuusnly syplsuied for her fiae sclfg
"Dunstsn klrkc." Mr.. j. L. BagsD, sustained
his character go we'll that he was condemned
t. thoss present for bis relentkss c:uel'y TO
hls ca1xhtcr. 'Htz k'rks," pi,isd when his
p1n;eHrlept cstSr: ard sppIsudad when ibis
,rou will trckn ~ s1feriI 81 he gave his bless
rrv to II z IN Ecr ua.iIsg3 with Arthur
C.Iropr'r iLrd ir.vsrs ''Pntsoas
Gterue' Mr.. |. Dirc Davldsoc. WAS co, hlsist-
lily corecd every titlo hn made bis appeal
a,c, on ,he S egs. "DJIy Dltton." Mss Ella
Va. S.!-tury. WAS as beWichpg to Der at
d;,uc. IS SIZE Was 70 Mr.. Greene. VINO declared
that IL 0 Wa It's, sdorsbiy dsIir oos. mon
,'cr IT goddess" All the othtr characters
&c CO well Ih,ir paris as follows: Eniy Gar.
rlD.'oid. lLidy rrsvers,) Mrs. Ii. Avs'iol;
Mac, Krke. Mrs Z. ?. Salisbury; Cara,
Mss Bessie Brnwo; Aatuc Carr o. lord, NMd
Irsv Mr.. Nelson Decker; Duns.an Kukc,
Nj j. f. Haeao; A.rcn Rodoty, Mr.. w. H.
Compton; Biroev O'F5pn. E.Iot. MIR.
lswts Gilbert; Ms,huselah higgins, called
W.T. M. Audfew Wsljror; Joe and D,n.
iiievs Messrs Frank Biun end Il Seed
mip; Thomas. Servant. Mr. A. Vcrooa.
Every promite made to tho pubic cor c,roipg
mo advertisement last night WAS more than
!u.6 led, and 90 we'll pleased was tie NJ aIsger
OF tbs COMPANY With the manner 10 which The
ulsy vas received here that he vclu aeertd TO
hriae cut in this city the Celebrated play The
PMtcssCr." whenever Mr.. George s. Smith,
tie manager of Arnory Hall, says 50.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-21

Tie 22D OF FEBRUARY Il morrow will
be the 22i Of february, Wsstir gson's brIh
day, as we'll IS Ash Wednesday. fhe day will
be observed as alcg il holiday. bu! there will be
% ge1ersl demonstration. Tho b.bks vi b,
closed. and the pes-ofi,s will observe Saiday
hOnrs. 10 the afterDoou the Alexandra Lixht
lrfsutly aud st. Johns Acld.m Cadet Corps
will CD. bra.e tho day by q parade.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-21
Telephone Exchange.
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ub,crl b .rs Or d m ,re COD :
- sra u log ihs best snu
wanted. and are me king
IS perfect servic'. The
p. Open AL MIS- h;. Belo "
It subscribers
HI c 8urney, Gao & Goa.
hebafay. T ] ~ o.,
WHAT.
ashsffsy, T j s. Co.
oMcs,
Peak. & N ais.
Peske, b 4
Perry, Smoot s. Co.
Per, y. Thomas
Police Het do lsrters.
Portn"r. Rub, brtw'y,
Pnstc iii &c.
Pollard, + j
Ramsay. G WIN
4 eu, + a
Reid. Jas Il. reside
Hisbeill. 4 Y
Eobineon, G n & soa,
Smith. Frsrcis L. jr,
laoot, j b u
moot, w A
stuart. Chas L
Van Auken, r Il
V N Il w TO, q r oMcs.
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Douglas cRcr,
W & 0 L X, ifsig BIT
chce.
Wssh'n S'eamtoh Co,
" U Tel oper' 6 room.
Wire u Go.
Wood, Mrs II a, resi-
! dence, q: & Hil)
rs to working Of the in
apply to
GENTRY. Marayer
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-21

EOR SALE.-A FARM OF about SEQ ACRBa
- ,itusted on e Ellington Heights three mile:s
from The South ED OF the Loag Bridge, In iulI
view OF The Capitol Said farm has bser. used
will ssil The whole in body or div.ds Il in tb,ss
farms Of abtu. 100 sores each ].onrovemsn,.
good. Terms essy. Persons w::.binr to in.nact
the property can reach the s,5as by Wssbine zion
and Ohio 4. Z at Arlington Station Whish IL
i11ut mile s distant .ad II mile from Fort
P p GA .9e washington hnd AlexAndri. X.
dec5-tf n ToSUSm.D1er
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-21

"ANTkC-A rep: ctltl, WHITE GIRL
w IS FUESE, ouo from tho country Irt.
iesreo: pply 81 IT POWELL5,
f,b2l 3,% Ger. Wssh'n. and Cameron sts. :.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-21
FUH SALE DR lsEHT.

EOE SALE AT A BARGAlN-Tha.lsr ,e
4 and vary s;rstls ard valuable WAkE.
HOUSE and WhAKF PROPKRTY knopn az
FOWLE'S WHARF, in Alsxsndli,, Virsioia,
now occupied By Col Philip B. Eoos, con- mis-
sion merchants visitor sbous .. feet; steam b pats
and large VS.. els III d TT the wh.lf.
X. ". BERWICK, (owaer)
Ltd:oit Building, Waship gson, u. O.
jsp23-lm] or to P. B. Hooe, on the premises,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-21

" y phVe 20" s.IIy
ing in " ~ week v
Qulckess sy stem yet il
tva'y effort to give sill
central Office lie now ks
we print 3 list OF preEe
Adams Bxrrs 60,
Agnew. j r o. Go
Agnew. Polk. resia' d
Arlcheaon b Bro,
AlpssDdris q z ,t.e
Alex & Fi,los L w
Alsxa ship ard,
Rssder, z
Rvck ham j T & 60,
Bal, Kobt Bells Soil
rry an, Her bsIt
Blr1ess. b j s. G.
lM e,
Burgess. B J G C
factory,
Bahraus, j, ,cstaursh'
Olt' z ,ns' Nstl Bank,
CO ulty Court Rome.
Creighton. j T Il Eon,
Gre gbton, W r
Fiftl N aliorsl Raj K,
Fisher, JoDas, eff :e,
Fisher, Jorss, reside
Fren CHI. & 4
GEM N B.nkirg Co,
Genlry. w T. RS dc.
Hill, Geo Z s. Co.
Hooe. p B
Hoy, Thomas
HUT & Roberts,
Lead bea!er j. BIO,
Lewis. DR. Nj III
Lindssy, N & Co,
For any Information
strums n's terms, &C.,
f.h2I.a,3; W. ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-21
I SSN GARDEN SHEDS.

We have just received cur on
den Seeds fer III year f.cmih.tId IA III.
bic house OF Lnndre;h 'o''A'
We Will be llsassc t, furnish LandrttHs Al.
'ndnaes 10 all rLr h.ssrs Of seed.
fsb2 4, b LkAUBBATRR o. BRO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-21
PUBLIC s ALE
OF The
WASHINGTON /

Under authority of decree CT tie Circuit
Coutttf Rictm oLd city, rendered s pril q, 1889,
in the suit of nenry Levi, OF ais. We. the W. s.
y. K. Company ct ala. aud Affirmed BY ths
Court of Al p .als Of Vhgini. o. It'd eerts IN her
term. 1881, tie undersigned special Commits.
siousra will L IL u ioi K II. ON iEa
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-21

y fetI,o oi4LES WALL PAPER18S2 At
1ENNfsSON g. CO.'S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-21
JOHN Il. TACKET
100 KING sTREET

orkol Al lNDUORMENTS FEBHUaRY TRAM
loflhesas
FuAln@ efNKw sExEsUcKERs. pAo nc fancy al sc
sERRsUCKERS e a.
REV STYLES SPRING GIKGHAMs aad PRINTS
FANCY OHRVIoTs BOYS WEAR
INDIE LNENs PLAIN PLAID PERSIAN LAWNS PLAID
and STRIFE ED VIOToRIAs and NAINsooKs.
PERCALEs and CAMBRICs to Chldrsns wear
CRASHES ToWRLNas BABNsIpy cRspps
TABLE LINENS. TOWBLINGs
Special efnng for
N"s "to''of0" oHh fhob AND THAT THE LOWEST.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-21
BY Il. T. Lucas, Auctiopeer

TKUSTah'S SALE OF VALUABLE
l. PROPERTY, in the city IF Alexandra.
| Vs.-By virtue e. deed oftrust, execu'ei bv
Jhein's V. hishelil. bearing date on the b d. v
OF January, 1873 snd of record ia the Isnu
| records, II III, city OF Alexandria Vs., ], Ser
No. 7, psge II and by ihs request of all parties
interested, the sats ribr as ,rustse In said deed
| named, Will offer Tor ssla 8! pubic auction on
SATU RDAY, the cay of March, 1882, At
y No.. in fr:nl of the Market Building on Royal
street. in the a,id city OF Alexsudris. all The
estate, right title and interest If the said Thoe.
V: k:saelli, in and to that LOT of GROUND,
with the BUILDINGS, IMPROVEMENTS,
MACHINERY and FEATURES thereon, situ.
sted at the northeast int, section Ct Fairfax and
Qaoen streets, in the said city Of Ale1andria,
being tho property known es the "Viri ala
Planning Mill. Ssih and Blind Factory, with
sll the other property " ~ knd conveyed
by the eal deed CT tru..
BY c1nsenl OF ell part es iatere.tel, the Term,
OF sale will te al itlow5: uns.tLird OF the
pure asse money in c.sh, en- The Day OF sale. ard
lh= rssic in three equal paw 8. six, tive va
| and eighteen p"ulbs, from the day OF sale win
Interest, the d irsd payments t. be sec lred tv
the notes OF III. purchaser and decd OF ,ru,t
oo the propery JAAHS b. REIO
ftt2l-dts T,n,too
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-21

NJ OtlCS.-J IHa a. UOGAN, Practical
~ P.tm ner. G,s Filter sad s e,m Fi,ta,'
NO. 10 n. Royal street a. the old stand. was
not The plrmbsr who violated the statute law on
last SNurd y in his wora on Duke STREET. mr.
C'gan Is prapirsi to do all work enirm,to1 to
MS care WILD t4tla!sc IN to aL psrlies f,b2l-3!
a REWARD will b. paid for a, il .rms.
"a II ID iesiin{ 10 the te,overy Of BLaUK
and TAN GOHUOS ShTTEk, with white st.,
on breast; lost seen a. sh pierd's wharf last
Saturday evening Ftb:ults IS. Address W.
w. t., Il il cth:, tah1INos
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-07-01

1 desire to return thanks to my
friends in ChebOygan for their
kindness during the Illness of my hus
band, and also for their attendance al
the funeral.
MRS. II. AMIOT.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-07-01

PAID THE PEALTY.
Beast Guiteau Extcrminated.

At 1912 yesterday the fiend Guiteau
paid the penalty of his crime on the
scaffold at Washington. The night be-
fore he rested comparatively well, ate a
hearty breakfast and bore up through
the forenoon with his usual braggadO-
clio until II 40, when he tainted. Restor-
atives were applied and at 1926 was able
to mount the scaffOld. At 1912 the drop
was sprung and death ensued in 10 min
utes, but the body was not cut down for
26 minutes. Guiteau by his will be-
queathed his body to DR.. Hicks who had
it buried in the Jail yard for the present.
Thus closes the career of human mon
strosity and the universal verdict from
all over the country is that the penalty
for his hideOus crime is just.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-07-01

Masks at the News Depot on Third
street.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-07-01

The mighty Dollar" is the Boss Corset
of the town, Sold only at Hempstead's
A fine line of summer millinery Just
received at Miss M. w. Smart's, which
she is selling at reduced prices.
Mince meat at Beckers lie per Id.
Buy Uncolored Japan Teas at Macarthur
Smith & Co.'S.
Nice butter at John Becker's.
Don't forget to call on Mrs. Lenehan
for the cheapest Millinery in town, as
she is closing out her entire stock at cost.
Look at that Job Lot of Short pieces of
Laces at Hempstead's.
Buffalo cement for sale cheap at 8,
Baker & Sons warehouse.
Clean White Oats at LangdOn's -four
and feed st0re-62 cents per bushel'
Special prices on Clothing at Macarthur
Smith & Co.'S.
Safe place to trade at Macarthur Smith
& Co.'S.
A New Lot of stylish collars just re-
ceived at Hempstead's.
Ladies, make home cheerful by plac
ing in It some of the elegant fancy ware
to be found at Becker's. iTq
II will be pleasure to show my stock
of cr0kery to all who call.
JOHN BECKER.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-07-01
Another Pioneer Gone.

Mrs. Aseneath Smith, mother of Mrs.
s. A. Smart, David and Allan Smith, died
last Wednesday evening very suddenly
of heart disease. She was born in Jeffer-
son, Maine, September Goth, 1867, and
was consequently nearly so years of age.
Mrs Smith has resided here about IL
years and was well and favorably known
to all our old citizens. Her husband
with whom she had lived for 60 years
died s years ago. Her funeral took
place from the M. Z. church yesterday
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-07-01

S. Baker & Son have lot of choice hay
for sale at thhir dock. Call and see
quality and get prices before pur-'
chasing.
Don't fail to call on Miss M. w. Smart
as she is selling Hats cheaper than any
one else in town. If you cannot find
what you want there you need not look
elsewhere, as she has the finest assert
ment of millinery in town.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-07-01

Madam McGee's COrOnet COrsets at
$1.25. Misses Corded COrsets with straps
at 75cents at Miss M. w. Smart's Millin-
cry Store.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-07-01
NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
THE EVER GLORIOUS.

Completed for A Grand
Time--Many Coming from All the
Country Around.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-07-01

For fresh roasted coffee, go to Beckers.
Don't forget that Becker has always
on hand large and fine stock of grocer
les at bottom prices.
Cheboygan News Co.'s is the place to
buy sheet music. Several hundred copies
to select from.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-07-01
Village Council.

The Council held special session
sion last Saturday evening, with full
board, except Trustees Molony and Nc
Arthur, and much business of import
ance was attended to. petition was
presented asking the Council to open
that part of Pine street between Baily
street and Michigan avenue. Another
petition was presented asking the Coun-
Gil to have a sidewalk built on Huron
street, from Black River avenue to Nell
son street. The Village Assessment roll
showed that the extended value of the
real and personal property of the village
Cheboygan for 1882 amounted to 81 ,023,-
10000. The estimated expenses for 1882
was $4,525.43. TO help meet this and to
establish general fund, it was ordered
that general tax of ~ mills be levied,
which will amount to $7,161.64. The
Treasurer's report was as follows: Bal
ance on hand from last year, $1,050.65;
liquor tax, $4,000; hall rent, 5000; fines,
5000. For the highway fund it was
ordered that sum of $4,092.55 be raised
by tax of four mills on the assessed
real and personal property. Besides this
the fund will be as follows: Balance on
hand, 500; poll tax, 5000. making total
Of $4,681.56. j. P. Sutton was appointed
health officer. An application was also
received from j. p. Sutton, asking to be
appointed Village Clerk. Council then
adjourned till last evening.
A couple of weeks since a very lady
like person stopped for few days at one
of our leading hotels. She seemed very
anxious about letter she claimed to be
expecting, and would inquire two OF
three times each day at the hOlel Office
and in the end appeared to be greatly
worried over its non-arrival. Ati last
she cOnfided her trouble to the warm
hearted landlord and informed him she
was expecting registered letter con-
taing funds with which to reach home
and that she was entirely out of funds
She appealed to him to provide her means
to pursue her journey and told him hi
could receive the registered letter, open
it take out enough to pay her hotel bill
and the money advanced and remit hel
the balance. She accompanied the land
lord to the postoffice and instructed Post
master Humphrey to deliver the lettel
to her accommodating host. Ten dollars
were given her and she departed mani
testing great gratitude. That landlord
has been anxiously awaiting that regis
tered letter but it has not as yet put il
an appearance and he has about conclu
ded that he is out the money and hote
| hill
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-07-01

OTATE OF MOUNTAINEERING of Cheboy-
Dgan-Notice!is hereby given that by an order
of the Probate Court for the said County of
Cheboygan, made on the eight day of June, A.
d. 1889, six months were allowed for creditors
to present their claims against the estate Of
Poppy harmon, late of said county, deceased,
and that all creditors of said deceased are re-
ouired to present their claims to said Probate
Court, at the Probate office, in the village Of
Cbeboygan, in said county, of Cheboygan, on
or before the 10Th day of August next, and
that such claims will be hoard before
said Court on the l4th day of August, and on
the Sth day OF December next, az ten o'clock
in the forenoon of each of those days.
EDWIN z. PERKINS,
Judge Of Probate
Dated June 9Th, 1882. 10jun5t
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-07-01
Grand 4th ofJuIy Bali.

Prof. r. s. Sweet has engaged the
Opera House and will give grand ball
next Tuesday evening. A good Orches-
ira will be in attendance and dancing
will begin at an early hour. Bill 81.
n This mornings salt we'll report is that
they have got through hard pan and are
now in clay going down rapidly. Depth
reached 70 feet.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-23
rspecial to Western Associated Press.

CHICAGO, June 22.-Wheat to-day was not
livery exciting market. Spring sales were
pretty steady at Yesterdays rates with a
range of about half cent. Receipts small,
shipments very good. Regular was rather
quiet until just at the close when quite bull
movement occurred. At the conclusion the
advance rose to 1@l%c. Sales, $l13S q
LIS 1-6 July; S1.O6X CLOS August; sl.Oa&
@1.023 September. On call sales were
$4,000 bushels winter;i 10000 bushels spring.
100000 bushels regular, so that the aggre-
gate was pretty lively. Trading prices were
firmer for the same. but &c lower for regular
August.
Corn was rather slow, but the whole tan-
dency was upward and at The close the advance
was quite marked, being 1s@%c, the greatest
advance being in the more distant options.
Sales 705S@712 y C for July, II x @724 August,
714@72% September. On call sales were
$4,000 bushels and prices firmer to &c lower.
Oats were active, firm and higher, with
strong feeling throughout, the advance rang
ing X@1%c. Sales, 51K @521sc for June,
40 \ @46Hc for July, 36s @36s4c for August
On call sales were 250,0O0 bushels and prices
just nc lower all round.
Pork was fairly active with moderate offer
ings, and prices 5@10c lower early, but
were stronger toward the close. Sales,
2O.OO%@2O.7 775 for July, 2O.SO@2o.95 for
August, S2).95@21.10 for September. On
cali sales 5000 barrels, prices steady to 124c
higher, the greatest advance being seller,
year.
Lard was active, and 5@71Sc higher, clos
ing firm Sales: $11.55@11.65 July: $l1.6719
@11.77A August; 1,S0911. 80 September.
On call, sales $500 tierces; prices steady
to sc higher.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-23

official organ, not because during the past
year it has been particularly profitable" but
because he has "the satisfaction Of having per
formed the work honestly, conscienti0usly
and IN the interests of the city rather than
our own" Is that bombastic?
Seven DRINKS were the sole inhabitants Of
the police station at midnight. A lady in at.
tempting to board moving train at the Mil
waukee depot last evening was thrown vio-
lently to the platform and narrowly escaped
being crushed by the wheels.
A stone mason named Arthur Sycles, who
was employed on the Bemis block on Third
avenue south, fell about twenty feet from q
scaffolding yesterday afternoon, striking on a
pile of boiler iron, receiving conclusion OF the
brain and other internal injuries. He was
picked up insensible with blood spouting from
his nose and ears and was conveyed to the
Ames hospital, where at late hour last night
he was lying in critical condition, having
passed through one severe convulsion, during
which death was momentarily expected. Mr..
Sycle's parents, who reside in st. Paul, were
Immediately notified.
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Yhe WashLur,a Asul.n. !.


In response to the generous offer OF Messrs.
Elfelt & Mannheimer to donate site for the
Washburn orphan asylum, Ex-Governor Pills
bury writes the following:
MINNEAPOLIS, June II, 1SS2.-Messrs. Abb
ram s. Hlfelt ard e. Manufacturer, st. Paul,
Minn.-Gentlemen: am in receipt of your
kind favor of the 9th inst, rendering ten acres
of land near our city on which to erect build
ings for the Washburn orphan asylum. The
proposed site overlooks the city of Minneapo.
lis, and is one of the most pleasant of all
its surroundings, and is particularly
we'll apted Tor the location of this institu-
ton. Your proposition cannot fail to COM
mard the favorable attention OF those who have
the execution of the will OF the noble statesman
who has SO generously laid the foundation OF
this benevolent institution. Mrs. Pillsbury
will take much pleasure in bringing your
proposition before the trustees at the meeting
soon to convence. She unites with myself in
returning you our hearty thanks for your
most generous offer. Very respectfully.
[Signed] Us. PILLsBURY.
The tract referred to is situated on the east
side and commands beautiful view of Min
neapolis.
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LONG PRAIRIE, TODD COUNT, Mimi, !
June 81, 1882.
To the Editor of the Globe:
1 notice in a Minneapolis paper that this
(Todd) county is put down for Gilman. There
is some mistake about this, as Todd county is
no longer under Mr.. Gilma1's thumb and does
not propose to be run by him.
We do not want Knute Nelson or
any of Washburn's friends. Give us McCfea or
Kindred and let us be delivered from the polit-
ical schemer known as Gilman. For a long
time he has claimed this county as his own,
his face is never seen here except just before
the county conventions. Gilmans was here
lass week and stated that unless this county,
sent delegates to the Detroit convention for
him, he would send boiling delegation. We
will let Mr.. G.. know that he cannot run the
machine in this county.
J. r. MASON, Merchant.