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Daily globe., 1882-09-18
CITY NOTICE.
Notice for Judgment.
OFFICE OF THE CITY TREASURER.
ST. PAIu,. MINI Sa,4 10 Iooo

OII4011 OF IHE OII1 IRE.ESURER.
ST. PAUL, Minn., Sept. ID, 1882, {
VIII make application to the District Conrt
IN and for the county of Ramsey and State of
Minnesota, at the special term held SATURDAY..
Sept. 80, 1882, at the court house in st. PanI.
Minnesota, for judgments against the several
lots and real estate embraced In a warrant in my
hands for the collection of unpaid assessments,
with interest and costs thereon for the hereinafter
naGned special assessments.
All IN the City of st. Paul, county of Ramsey
and State of Minnesota, when and where all per
sons interested may attend and be heard,
The owners and description of lots and real
estate as follows:
Assessment for grading Robbie street from Bertha
street to Madrid street, Winnifred street from
Bertha street to Madrid street. and Susan
street from Concord street to Madrid street.
Bell's Addition to West ST Paul
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LOrne and Louise.

SAN FEANo1sco, Sept. 1s.-The marquis
and princess last night visited the Chinese
theater and restaurant, and leave to-day
for Victoria.
Daily globe., 1882-09-18

There was time ween rheumatism was
troublesome disease to cure st. Jacobs
Oil has changed all that
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VIM ArbuckIe, cOmmenclng at intersec-
ton of line of lot 3, block 72 West
st Paul Proper, with the line of
Concord street, thence 20 #, thence
SO ft, thence e to Concord street,
thence along Concord street to place
of beginning, West st Paul Proper. $50 90
Mast s. Pa,,l
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ALL IN the city Of ST. Paul, county Of Ramsey
and State of Minnesota
| 258-60 GEORGE REFS, City Treasurer.
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West st. Paul Proper.
Bells Addition to West St. Paul.

Bells Addition to West St. Paul.
Supposed owner and Amt of
description. Lot. Block Assm't.
Chas Harder rS Is Bal $50 90
Prospect Plateau Addition to West St. Paul.
Supposed owner and Amt Of
description. Lot Block. Assm't.
Mary Kenaly, 80 fit Of. z SIG 80
W A Sopers, Z 7 Somers,
III FL Fuller ard
Gribben, e it of.... z 8 20
Rall,s Additinr t1, IUaa+ G. ID
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UHkEOWh. Lnat mlS4eIIa-
neous piece of land lying
between Bells addition
and Brown ard Jackson's
addition to West st. Paul
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OEFICE OF THE CITY TREAsaaEa.
ST.. PAUL, MINN.,. Sept ID, 1882.

will make application to the DISTINCT Court
In and forthe County of Ramsey and State OF
Minnesota at the special tenn held Saturday,
Sept. 30, 1892, at the Court House in St. Paul,
Minnesota, for judgments against the several
lots and real estate embraced in a warrant in my
hands for the collection Of unpaid assessments,
with interest and costs thereon for the herein
after named special assessments.
ALI IN the City of st. Paul, County of Ramsey
and State of Minnesota, when and wfsare all per
sons interested may attend and be heard.
The owners and descriptions of lots and real
estate are as follows:
Assessment for Grading Concord street from
isabel street to MadEh street, In the Sixth
Ward.
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WILL TAKE NOTICE,
THIRTY DAYS

after the first publication of this rotice, shall
report you ard Your real estate 90 assessed as
delinquent, and apply to the District Court Of
the county of Ramsey, Minnesota, for Judgment
against your lands, lots, blocks, or parcels
thereof, so assessed, including interest, costs
and expenses, and for an order of the Court to
sell the same for the payment thereof.
GEORGE REFS,
2oo-Zto City Treasurtr.
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Independence

the 3d, and Independence
the 4th. The positions of the
horses were as follows: Valley Boy, In
dependence, Yellow Dock, Geo. A., st.
Cloud, Dick Dample, the last two being
ruled out after the fifth heat. Time 2:254
2;221a; 2:28 a; 2:251aa 2:2715s; 2:31; 2:31
Both these last races were commenced on
Friday but finished on Saturday. In the
2:22 class Kentucky Wilkes won the first
heat and Driver the second and third.
Time, 2:25; 2:23; 2:2315. Humboldt dis
tanced. Postponed till Monday.
Daily globe., 1882-09-18
THE SECOND HEAT

of this race soon resolved itself into the
same shape as the first. with Tom Phelps
out. Hambletonian Maid took the
lead and trotted easily, Geo. H. good
second and Hank third. No change ocur-
red in the positions, and the horses passed
under the wire in 2:47 for the
mile and 1923 for the half mile
The judges, and especially Judge
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CITY NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE CITY TREASURER,
ST.. PAUL, MINI, Sept. Z, 1882.
All persons interested in the assessments for
grading Third street, from center of Wacouta
street to center of Broadway
WILL TAKE NOTICE,
that on the 9th of September, 1882, 1 did re-
ceiye warrant from the City Comptroller Of
the City of st. Paul, for the collection of the
above named assessments.
The nature of this warrant is, that if you fail
pay TIE assessment within
Daily globe., 1882-09-18

West St. Paul Proper.
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All in the city of st. Paul, county of Ramse,
and State OF Minnesota
258 SO GEORGE REFS, City Treasurer.
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WEST ST. PAUL PRoPE1.

Supposed Owner and Amt of
description. Lot. Block. Ass'mt
Louise st Clair e LOO ft.
being 100 ft on Concord
street and 10O Fl IN S,,s.n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-20
THE CASE or GENER4L CARE.

GALEsBURG, H., Jan. 19.-Thc relatives of
General Carr who was placed under arrest at Tucson
Arizona by order OF the President have received tcc
gram from him stating that hc is ready for any kind of
trial or investigation. General Carr further tepgraphs
that the charges against him disrespect isstate-
ments in complaints TO higher authority and dsobedi
cuce OF orders and misconduct OF the Indian campaign
WAsHISGToN, Jan 10-The report from the West TO
the effect that General Carr, OF the 9th Cavalry has
been put under by order Of the President ia said
by General Carrs friends to be Incorrect lie was ar
rested by order Of General Wilcox his department com
mandcr, for alleged disrespcct and dsobcdience Of
orders His fIenls here understand that the arrest Is
an outcome OF personal feeling between General Carr
aud General Wilcox, growing ont Of criticisms in the
Arizona papers Of the aters OF the Apache
campaign General Carr teeZraphs his friends that lie
desires the fullest Investigation.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.
NAsuINnrn.i. Thnrsdn

WAsHNCroS Thursday Jan. 49, 1852.
In the Police Court to-day counsel FOR the defence In
the straw bond star R0atc cases not being ready n
proceed tie hearing thereof was postponed until TO-
morrow.
The Senate to-day confirmed seldom Conner to 65 Pen
son AGENT nt Augusta Mairc Third Lieutenant George
Dcap. Of E"W-NorF 10 bee second Lieutenant Revenue
Marine Service, and several p0stnastCrs.
During the month of December there arrived In the
custom districts OF Baltimore Boston, Detroit Huron.
Minnesota. Nev-Orlcaps. New York. Pa>Samaouoddy.
Phadeipha rni S}n francisco, iO,5i5 passengers
whom 81 ,O3G were immigrants.
There is some doubt Presidents signing the
Census Deficiency hi1l, which has been before him for
the pa4t two DAYS Tho President Is dcsrous OF making
the bin law hat IS rsir.iGod hy point raised In OBJ
lection thereto by the First Controller.
At tha meeting OF t!a Board OF Managers OF the
National Home FOR Disabled Volunteer Soldiers to-day
The estimates of appropriation for the ensuing fiscal
year were agreed upon and committee was appointed
o wait up0n tho Houso Committee on Appropriations
tomorrow rcrdinE I'm regard thereto The ssOns Of
tie Board closed tonight.
To-day ". T. Henderson, Special Agent Of the Post
Office Department, stod John II. IIickco@, an as
ssint IN the Library OF Congress the charge Of Fur
loiung money from letters addressed 10 persona in the
Capitol. Hickc1y taken before United states Com
missioner Mills, and wairnY an examination gave bail
IN $1,000 for h's appearance a. the CrGiual Court
drcuy letter the cause of L7 arrest.
TIE National Board OF Trade resumed It's sessions at
Willard Hotel to-day. The Hon. Frederick Fraey pre-
sided. The Committee BANKRUPTCY Legislation sub
miticd n report ndorsinC the Lowell hill," and the
discussion OF tnat report occupied most Of the day.
long debate took place the proposed postal telegraph
service and II resolved that the results 0 electric
communication I'm Great Britain part OF the postal
system Of that country. such commend 10 the
people of the United States the acdpircmcnt upon fair
aud equitable basis system of electric communication.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, Thursday, Jan. 10, 1882.
telegram from Calcutta says the ycrnacular press
act has been repealed.
The British steamer Illyrian. which has arrived at
Liverpool from Boston. lost two men the passage.
The steamer has heavy port list.
Adam Mccall, the leader Of the Livingstone fiOneer
Mission the Congo RIVER buried at Leicester yes
tcrday. Tho body brought from Africa via Liver
pool.
Or. George II LamsOn has been committed for trial in
the Central Criminal Court the charge Of wlful
der IN causing the death Of Percy NJ John, his brother
in-aw, by poison
A dispatch from Ceheran to The St1Hddrd says: at
believed that Ayoob Khan Will refuse to leave Meshed
for the interior of Persia unless the Shah assigns TO him
large allowance"
Jackson Larson an artist on the staff OF The Illus
dted LOndon NcS left S. Petersburg last cvoung to
iOn an expedition in search Of Commander De Long and
other survivors Of the Jeanette expedition.
The N0roe Vrcmy1, Of ST. Petersburg, commenting on
the agitation in England in regard to the mGtrcament
Of Russian Jews says the Jewish question is ahso-
uely internal question and 40 foreign interference can
be permitted.
At a meeting Of the Southeastern Railway Company
shareholders agreement sanctioned with the New
Submarine and Continental Company, which will take
over and carry the Channel Tunnel scheme the rail-
way company retaining large number OF shares 10 be
offered TO its present stockholders large number OF
these are already taken up
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wrong that may have been committed, either inten-
Uona!!y or inadvertently. They say that only six
or elght Republican members of the House have
any Just reason 20 complain of their ASSIGNMENTS,
Ghd tha' more places than that number are Filed by
members who have too many committee duties as
signed thcm. They propose that there b. readju>t
ment. toreXample, Ia ysay that Mr. Robson would
probably be willing resign al least of the four
important committee appointments which he holds {;
and which II Is 10 reflection Upou lis ability TO say
are more than he can properly attend TO-.
II Is also suggested that Mr. Ilazcton. OF WiScon-
SIN. who Is chairman Of the important Committee
on Pacihc Railroads, second on The equally impor;
tan. Committee Oh Elections and n member OF
the Committee on Private Land Claims,
Wou.d chceriuNy resign az least one
OF those places. Mr. Duuncl has been
an nGus Nous member of the House for ten
years, and he publicly Co"feSSes that in his opinion
ne cQu.d 90 better service as member Of the Ways
ana Means Committee alone than as a member of
the Foreign Affairs Committee. /. this is true it is
suggested that Mr. Haskell who has served only
four years IN Congress r4ht be willing 70 surrender
the ci,airmau>hp OF tie important and labonous
Committee on Indian Affairs OF his place On Tic
Nav> and Means Committee, and that MI iaySCn,
Of Illinois, who has never served IN Congress before,
might resign either from the Judiciary Committee
or the Committee on Coinage, Weights and
Measures. Ncs-rs. Robson and Hazelton both
favored the proposition 10 increase the committees
IN order that justice might he done aud II IS
Thought that they would all tho moro cheerfullY,
therefore. resign some Of their hOnCrs II order to
relieve the Speaker from an embarrassment which,
Il Is said, he kecnly feels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-20
A VIGHANcE ColLuIrrEE AT WoRK.

SAN FRAECIsCO, Jan. ia dispatch from
Seattle Washington Territory, says James Sullivan
and william Howard arrested here yesterday for
the murder " George r. Reynolds, young man whom
they waylad and shot Tuesday night. The prisoners
taken before magistrate yesterday fof prem-
mary examination. At the close Of the examination the
Committee Of Safety forced their way into the court
room, and, OvcrpOwerng the officers took Sullivan and
Howard short distance from the Court House and
hanged them Their bodies left suspended and the
crowd numbering 400 persons proceed to the County
Jail and overcoming the guards they broke down the
door Of tho cell in which Ben amin Payne confined
for the murder OF Police Ofllcer Sears Payne was
taken 10 tho place whore the bodies Of sullivan and
Howard were suspended and wa9 also hanged. After
while the bodies cut down ana given TO the
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cRIuEsAND cAsUALnEs-BYrELEGRAPA


NEw-BHUYswIcK, \. j., Jan. l9-Jamcs. r..
fo,rgng age for,, Will, hltols team of mules 20 farm
wagon us morning kicked ia tho head by one Of tho
animals, and instantly killed.
\ NEGRO KILLED.
ATLANTA, Ga, Jan. 10 -LoHis NcDemcn shot
and killed Ie~Ulr Butler Last might al yuth5 Camp oD tho
Macon aud Brunswick Railroad extension, ihlec mics from
this city. Both were negroes
\ CARTRIDGE EXPLOSION.
EUWBUEG. y. y. Jan. IA tht railroad grad
ing work ia Cornwall Hudson, yc-tay several blasting
curfid-e unexpectedly exploded Au Italian alorcr "aS 30
uItt That hD died t morning Two oihti laDoitl5 "tic
ARRESTED FOR PEHJUR
Troy. y. Y, Jan. ll.-NlCHu.aS Pagan was ar
rr-:. Last -t tarr. ~ giving false testimony 40 The
coroner. inquest Tire d.h of Oac,r Eurnhau who vlH
murdered 10, bur- GlorIu an ao,eOnGlnE witness j.
not uYH br.lcy . q 20 uc implicated
sfl1t DEAD ~ ul- INSANE WIFE.
Ft,ruy. PENN. jan 9.-Nlluam smith was
fatally s.u M L.- wife ta,rfual H Mount JOY, small Nl-
... ,.l i.I.i . ,.t.r Ft"I'i-t .. of ir Della
r. 1,l Ir, woman v- OF -"",d uinl bu. % not
Ct,uciL,c .--lIl o.. .-laJ. hri ioit-.ftlh.
ROBBERY ~ EEHIINICO.
Dr>VtE. Col. J... ia d-ptt'u nom SIn'q r.
.,, .f Gls,ru.. SHIELD yesterday morning received u.
fotr oo ,t alt Ael o. h"r.' .nd oven nom ir.sat
lam .lt N oI -lt.r-l..r hu -utututt 7, tl!4
IN southern .,,, .rsI,. 10 ' Hut eue"u wLrirr tho
ta,yc. ,ycro lusters ApAcAes company OF mluA Is
after Ia. IL
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TR1GMENrS OF GESrERY NEWS.

CHICAGO GOING IL DEET.
CHICAGO, jan. 19.-Ihis city is about To
issue S30O0 IN twgntyycur bonds, the rate Of Interest
to be or per cent
CIGARMAKFRS BANKRUPT.
M1LWNKCE, Jan. l9.-ihc firm of llaase,
B"r-acn q Co., cigar manufacturers, has made youn-
tary assignment. Liabilities, $50 coo; assets unknown.
THE TECCMSEH BANK FAILURE,
DETROIT, Jan. l9.--Thc failure of the
People Bank at Tccumseh promises to be bad affair.
Tho Liabilities are now c'timated nt $4,000; assets
$4,000 .
NAPOLEON. Ohio, Jan. 19--EX-GOvcrnOr 4.
r. scott, 81 South Carolina, has by the payment OF
5000 compromised 4 suit or $4,000 damages. brought
b. the mother Of Warren c. Drry, The boy whom Gov
scott Kill
4 FATAL DUEL IN OHIO.
CINCINNATI. Jan. ia special dispatch TO
The Ics- >ir from Columbus, Ohio, says: Al Corning.
last night. Harold RohUeou and Malcolm Balhc. both
cOoTcd fought duel with pistols 20 settle quarrel
about a sweetheart. Two ahu'R Tcrc fired. Baltic c9-
c.prd untouched, but Robinson was struck twice and
fatally injured"
ENTERTAINMENT ny A CLERK
CmCAGO. Jan. &c. G.. Robinson conf
Dental clerk Ot ID" Chicago Packing and Provision Com
serious om2czllrmeIt Hs cmpoy ers sa7 they have 10
data the amount taken, bvt that IT probably will
amount 10 several thousand dollars Robinson had been
living cNtr1F9"aHiIY.
4 TOWN INVADED EY COWBOYS.
OMAHA. Nrb., Jan. ia party Of ten cow
boys rode into Long nircs Ncb ON Tuesday Night and
TOOK possession the town. They shot the lamps in
ana terrorzcd the inhabitants by firing fully thousand
shots during the night. Finally part Of the gang
boarded iI9n and continued sAOc'n, from the rear
platform. The inhabitants were powcIlcss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-20
A GREAT CIRCUS FIRE.

PEsTH, Jan. 19.-News has been received
here OF the destruction By fire of the Circus Kremser at
Bucharest. The flames spread rapidly that it was
with tho utmost difficulty that any who in the cs-
tahlshmcnt when the fire broke out could escape.
when the flames under control the discovery was
made that many men and horses had been burned.
Intense excitement prevailed during the cOntagraton,
the horrors OF which added TO 10y the fcarful
struggling and howng Of the beasts in the menagcrie
opposite 10 the crCuS enclosure.
Many OF the beasts we're terribly scOrchcd by the heat
nnd made desperate by their efforts escape from their
cages. Tho loss OF property is very heavy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-20
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
SCOVILLE STILL TALKING.
AN UNINTEREsTING DAY IN COURT.

INV O4'IN IINU DhI IN CUUHT.
TIE CASE NOT LIKELY TO GO TO TIE JURY By-
FORE WEDNEsDAY-MR sCovILLE TO END HIS
SPEECH T0-DAY-wHAT liz SAID YESTERDAY
Several incidents at the trial OF Gniteau
Yesterday indicate that the assassin will be
allowed after all to deliver his speech TO tho
jury. The prosecution are not likely to op-
pose this, because, were permission refused
the prisoner, it might furnish ground for
a new trial. 1t is now thought
probable that the case will not 20 TO
the jury before the middle of next week. ~
MI ScoylIle has not yet finished his speech.
Yesterday be denounced Colonel COrkhill Bit
terly. and claimed that 10 motive for the act
had been proved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-20
FRENCH POLITICS AND sPECULATION.

LoNnoN, Jan 19.-The committee of thirty-threo
of the Chamber of Deputies TO examine the bill for
the revision of the Constitution has been selected
Ii contains a large majority Of advocates of gen
cra instead of n restricted revision of the CCnstitu
tion who are also opposed to the insertion of the
principle of Scrutin dc Lste IN the Constitution.
Thirty-two of the thirty-three members of the
Committee on the Revision of the Constitution are
hostile to the Government bill The voting for them
in the buroaux was in the proportion of two to one
against the Government. Tho Ministerial journals
state that the Government will make the adoption
of the bill q Cabinet question, and will refuse to
accept any modification
A Paris dispatch to The Standard SAYS:
Just before tho Boursc closed Union Generate shares,
which largely beared fell 225 francs and produced
panic
A Paris dispatch to The Times says:
Although the Bcnrso payments Effected I: must
not he supposed that all IS right again IL is evident
hat many engagements were tded over which may yet
prov" riuL0us.
There were two failures on the Lyons Bourse yes
terday. The aggregate of the liabilities IS
100000
telegram from Tunis says that the inhabitants
of Sfax in spite of great efforts. have not yet sue
cceded in raising loan to pay the French war in
demntv Of GOO 000f.
Tab. the brother Of the Bcy, remains in prison.
He has not been tried and no reason has been as
signed for his arrest.
shows an increase of 1G,21jOO in gold and
800. .OO0f. in silver.
Tie members OF the Cabinet firmly resolved
to resign unless the Chambers adopt the whole OF
the Revision Bill.
LONDON, JAN 20.-The Dolly Ners'3 dispatch
from Paris says:
There was a tremendous panic on tho Bour'e Thurs
daY. Union Generate shares fell l3OO francs num-
Der OF LYONS s1ccuiatOrs have been ruined.
40 Huaucinl disaster "a known IN Paris but all de
pends upon the ultimate position Of the Union Generate
The great bankers are all in a strong position. The
crisis viii only touch spectators.
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REGULAR REPORT OF PROCEEDNGs.


WASHINGTON. Jan. l9.-The proceedings Of
this morning. session Of the Court opened by tho
prisoner who u dec,amatory of voice, exclaimed
"Tho decision of the NcwYOrk Court Of Appeals
with much force ot the pres mt m mcnt TIA: desire
70 call attention to IL comes with grace from
the Empire state, that grand Old state or tho
public the state that sends forth tho brains the money
and tho commerce of the Nation 1t f. gsca, step for
ward in tie law OF insanity. Ithert. tho lag lao been
that the burlcn Of proof was on tae defendant,
but the Court Of Appeals, with grand uagnanimy says
that tho burden OF proofs on tAs prosecutor % prove
that the man only committed the act but also that
he was sane at the tao hc committed IT, In the
Of justice, and IN the name Of The American people, and
in the OF tie American judiciary desire to thank
those gentlemen OF the Court OF Appeals f the state "
New-IU.k"
MT scoyillo resumed HE position opposite the Jury
box aud n hts customary orsa Ona tone and with
out any apparent wcar!nes from ls efforts OF the past
three days again addressed tho jury IN behalf OF his
client lie quoted from the testimony Of Caieer Kear-
ncy who arrested the prisoner 10 show that the met
dents which followed the shooting Of the President, ndl
Gated that the prisoner perfectly composed
nj the time Of tho arrest and entirely
free from exccmcnt-a state OF mind which incon-
stent with the Idea of sanity lie also referred ths
fact that Detective McIfrcsn had been called by
the prosecution II there had been any hiag ha; could
have been proved by McEltrcsh against the defendant
tae cuton would have produced ha on the stand
They refused produce him. and when the deiencecaed
him. near the close OF the trial, and asked the
privilege Of questioning him, there was objection and
under tie objection made BY this man che DistrctAt
torncy) who alleged and again that his only
dcsre wac c gyo ho defence fair hearing, McEfresh
was not permitted TO say word.
Mr.. Dlyidgc-Why didn't you call hl IN time
Mr. scoyllr-Ii y0U question mo about that VIII ten
why did not cal hu and other Government employees
The prisoner here Interrupted, and suggested TO tho
Court that the open window rendered the room very
cool fo the ladies' whereupon 1t Was closed by deputy
marshal
MI. scoyile then read the letter addressed by the
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READJCSTMENT ~ VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND, Jan. 19-In the Senate to-day
the vote by which the Riddebereer Debt bill" on
Tuesday ordered 10 enGros-neut recOnsdered FOR
the purpose OF further amending II. An amendment
from the Democratic side looking 20 the protection the
DBL cations OF the state and the interest thereon
held by schools, colleges academies and other literary
Institutions. bruught on long and wArm dlseussiOn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-20
SUICIDE or i BANKER.

BRIDGEPoRr, Conn, Jan. 19.-T. r. Crit
tendon prominent banker and broker of this city. shot
himself ut his residence tAs morning. lie lived only
short time lie about fOrty-niue years Of age, we'll
connected and possessed OF considerable wealth He
was also prominent Mason and an active member Of
the Board Of Trade. The OF his rash act Is at
,ributad 2 mental ieraugcmput.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-20
PROGRESS IN NOVA SCOTIA.

HALIFAX, n. s., Jan. 19.-The Lieutcnant-
Governor i'll his speech to the Nova Scotia Legislature
to-day sad that result OF the negotiations carried
by the Government with various capitalists, coutn
provincial railway trayeTsing tho whole length OF
thc province ncadng the Island Of Cape Breton, will
shOrllY be In nncrltiln.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-20
EX.MJNIsTER ROMERO COMING.

MEXICO, Jan. 19.-The Hon. MatiaS Romero
will leave here for the United Statcs on Sunday Al
though he has declined the mission TO Washington, il Is
generally supposed that he win be intruscd with
special mission with reference TO the dispute between
Mexico md GnatemAla.