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House Of Representatives.

WASHINGTON, July S.-A report was sub
mitted by the conference committee on the ma.
tional bank extension bill, and referred back
because of slight Irregularities.
The house went into committee on the sun.
dry civil appropriation bill. Numerous amend.
ments we're offered and rejected.
An amendment was passed appropriating
$45, 600 to repair the court house at Des
Moines, 10.
Mr.. Willis attacked his colleague, Mr..
White, vehemently, alleging maliciousness
SANDER and lack of honesty.
After Considering forty three of the eighty
five pages of the bill the committee rose.
The joint resolution providing Temporarily
for payment of certain employees of the wal
department was passed.
Messrs. Beach, Ketchum, Curtin, Burrows
Knott, Townsend, Ellis and Ranney were Sc
lected as the committee on the Newburgh eel
ebration. Adjourned.
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THEY have commenced manufacturing
candy in New England that IS said to be
so strongly saturated with liquor that it
has an intoxicating effect on those who
use it. Under the circumstances it is not
at all unlikely that those engaged in this
new industry will be able to work up a
good trade in Iowa, and thus be instru-
mental in bringing about reconciliation
between the now disconsolate nosegay
and the taffy of his younger years.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-07-10

The St. Louis papers seem to think it
two parties Jesse James belonged. This
is hardly fair. AS the dead bandit was a
regular reader and correspondent of a
prominent Republican journal of Chi
cago, it is due to the stalwart press Of
that city as well as to the truths of his
tory, that they should have, at least, the
benefit of all doubt in the case. Whether
Jesse James was in training with the
view of Mahonizing the hog and ominy
State has not as yet been developed.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-07-10
ST. PAUL, MONDAY, JULY 10, 1882.

BLACK JACK LoGAN's proposition to
apply the revenue derived from the man.
ufacture and sale of whisky to the pub.
lie school fund has received severe
back-set by the adoption of the Iowa con-
stitutional amendment
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Restrained.

LAFAYETTE, Ind, July SIN the circuit
court to-day Judge Hammond granted an IN
junction restraining the board of commits
sioners from building the court house by day
work under their own supervision, as pro-
posed, holding that the law plainly required
that such work should be let by contract and
it was their duty to obey the law, whether
they approved of it or not.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-07-10

1T is said that Col Bacon will contest
the field with Alexander Fl. Stevens for
the gubernatorial honors of Georgia.
MIR. Stevens, although now quite old and
infirm, has great confidence in his ability
to cook the Bacon of the Independents,
should an opportunity be given hum.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-07-10
CONGRESS-.
River and Har5or Bill Discussed In the
Senate-Civil Bill In the House
The Senate.

WASHINGTON, July S-Employes in the
government printing office were allowed pay
for time lost during the obsequies OF President
Garfield,
Senator Beck gave notice of several amend.
ments to the bill regulating internal revenue.
The river and har Dor bill was taken up, and
the Hennepin canal project was discussed at
length. The pending amendment, providing
for more surveys and reports on cost, etc.,
was finally passed. The committee amend.
ment was then adopted. 1t appropriates
100000 for preliminary w.'rk on the canal.
All other committee amendments were agreed
to. The bill then went over.
Hawley, Miller, Hill, Bayard and Hampton
were appointed to attend the Newburgh IN.
~ celebration. Adjourned.
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Bayer's Sample Room, S55 jackson Streer,
st. Paul.
desire to inform my friends and the public
in general that have deserted the Bench
and the ''Last" and converted the old well
known "Minnehaha Engine House" into a
frstclass sample room, where 1 will be
the choicest brands of wines, liquors, cigars,
imported and home beers, etc. The formal
opening will take place on Monday. july 10,
1882. Remember the Minnehaha, S55 Jack.
son street, between Fourth and Fifth street.
JOHN BAYER, Manager.
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HERR KARL GEHMIA, of Berne, after a
series OF experiments extending over
several years, has succeeded in produc-
ing artificial mothers f-pearl undistin-
guishable in every respect from the nat
ural article. It can be nodded in any
shape, produced in any color, is imper-
vious to heat and cold, and its price will
be much less than that of ordinary
mother-of-pearl.
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was FLED by Judge Young on Saturday. It
restraints the railway company from encroach-
Ing upon Mrs. Northaker's premises, and for
bids the blockade Of over one-han of each
avenue, so that the plaintiff may have easy
egress and ingress to and from her residence,
until the defendants shall have acquired legit;-
mate title to the lands by condemnation pro-
ceedin1s
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CITY NOTICES.
Go to stees Bros for $3.50 ice chest.
See. 10 Per Cent. OF.

Having yet very large stock of elegant
cloths we will from July 10th until August
LIST, make discount of 10 per cent. from our
regular prices for all cash orders.
MCGRATH & Co.,
Merchant Tailors, l46 East Third.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-07-10

DON CAMERON has become so much
alarmed over the political situation in
Pennsylvania that he is now even will
ing to call a new convention, provided
the Garfield Republicans will agree to let
him name the candldate-Gen. Beaver.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-07-10

THAT factor in the politics of Pennsyl-
vania known in Republican circles as
assistant Democrats has been invited to
walk into the Stalwart parlor on the 18th
inst. The Garfield Republicans are
about as much of an object of interest in
Stalwart circles at this time as the ''man
and brother" was about fifteen wears
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A house with ten rooms, lot 79x15O, barn,
well and cistern. Located within 200 feet of
che street cars. Possession given Immediately.
Price $500. Terms of payment moderate,
Apply to r. W. JOHNSON,
Real Estate Agent, room II, &c nd floor,
Mannheimer block.
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A TELEaRAPH-MAN went to concert
The violinist played very r;;5eIy, holding
his audience spell bound, until suddenly
q string snapped. The telegraph-man
shouted. "Wres down, by GEORGE I"
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MINNEAPOLIS NEWS

The chico Of the Minneapolis end Of the G1osl
nas Deem removed to 3S1 Hennepin avenue, rooms
IL and 13vanderburRh's block. Public elevator.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-07-10

Perfection refrigerators, Ice King, Triumph,
Zero and Iceburg refrigerators, the best in the
United States, for sale by stees Brothers.
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THE ENCAMPMENT.

Another Visit to the Grounds at White
Bear Matters Assuming Shape.
Scamp HUBBARD at White Bear lake, has
assumed shape and needs only linen in
armor" to transfer it into a veritable military
camp and assume the appearance of "grim
visaged war; Yesterday, however, its
wrinkled front was smoothed and the angel
of peace apparently brooded over the campus
A few of the boys, however, are "tenting to-
night on the new camp grounds" in charge
OF the government property, with the moon
and stars as sentinels. The fatigue party,
which was detailed to stake out the grounds,
locate and put up the tents, under the com
mand OF Lieut.. Metzger, have performed good
service, and what was pastoral scene on Sat
urday morning has been transformed, as il by
magic, into canyased city, and when the
"boys'' come marching in to-day they will
find their military abodes ready to receive
them. The GLOBE yesterday gave descrip-
tion OF the grounds and the plan of the camp
which description is republished in the GLOBE
this morning on the seventh page. 1t is only
necessary to state that the pitching of the
tents in accordance with the plan has been
done.
In the GLOBE report yesterday the list OF
the field and staff officers of the first battalion
vera accidentally omitted. The following are
the names of the
FIELD AND STAFF:
Lieut. Cow. B. Bend.
Major-J. B Gilmore.
Adjutant-W. j. Sonnen.
Quartermaster-J. K. Metzger.
Surgeon-Dr. James Davenport.
Companies G, D and E, of the First battal-
ion, all Of st. Paul, will assemble at their re-
spective quarters this morning at s O'Clock,
and march to the depot and take the train at g
a. m. for the lake. They will be accompanied
by the Great Union band.
Companies A and of Minneapolis, of the
same battalion, will arrive at White Bear
station at the same time with the st. Paul
companies, and the full battalion will march
in regular order TO the grounds.
The Emmett Light artillery will meet at
their armorY at a. m. and take up tLeir line
of march in heavy marching order and go
overland to the camp ground. This twelve
mile march will give the boys a slight fore
taste of the life of an artillery man.
The companies of the Second battalion will
arrive in st. Paul to-day as follows, and pro-
coed at once to the camp:
Company "a" of New Ulm, at 1855 q. m.
Company "B'' of Faribault, at $50 a. m.
Company "C'' of Wlnona, at 12:45 p. m.
Company "D'' of Fairmont, at 11:55 a. M.
Company ''E'' of Albert Lea will reach
Minneapolis at a. m. and will join the
companies from that city.
The Neilsville Guards of Wisconsin are Tex
pected to arrive with the Winona company at
12:45 p. m. and proceed with them to the
camp, but of this there is no official notifca-
ton.
Immediately upon the arrival of the First
battalion pickets will be thrown out and the
camp placed under guard when the orders of
the day will be promulgated.
From present appearances everything indi-
Gates pleasant and profitable time White
Bear lake bids fair to be thronged with visi-
tors during the week and every preparation
has been made to accommodate them.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-07-10

AL Mineral Ores critically examined and
carefully assayed. Leave orders at r. Smiths,
manufacturer of jewelry, 81 Wabashaw
street. T. M. NEwsoN.
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For Sale.

See Cutters celebrated business mans desk.
Stees Bros.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-07-10

Pack your furs in one of stees Bros. Red
Cedar Chests.
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The Globe at White Bear.

The GLoBEis delivered every morning by carrier
1t White Bear. Parties going to the lake for the
summer can have the delivery Of their paper
changed from the city to the lake without extra
charge.
The GLOBE can also be found regularly on sale q
White Bear, at the Hotel Liep and at Bradshaws
Billiard Hall at the Williams House.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-07-10

The Globe at Minnetonka.
The GLOBE is delivered promptly every morning
ut Minnetonka, and can be found on sale at the
Wayzata news stand, at the Hotel Lafayette, Hotel
st. Louis and Lake Park.
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should be proven that the plate from which
the spurious bonds were produced was pro-
cured from officials or subordinate employees
of the United States, or otherwise wrongfully
obtained from within the department This
was done on the same principle that the law
has long recognized of giving immunity to
criminal on his turning states evidence
against an accompllce against whom a more
satisfactory kind of testimony was not
to be had. Surely it was better to bring to
light rogues within the department if they
exist trusted by government than to punish
one outside of it and in whom no confidence
was placed. 1t is sufficient to say on one part
of this matter that nothing has been shown
to this department tending to prove that any
official or emplOye of the government had any
thing to do with the production of the
spurious bonds or of the plate or dies or any
part thereof from which the spurious bonds
were struck. The most that has been learned
is this, that plan of the parts Of it were
furnished to Brockaway or Spencer by Charles
Il. Smith, an engraver by calling, who has
heretofore been under suspicion of completely
with counterfeiters and whose employment by
bank note companies and by the government
has given facilities for the improper exercise of
his skill. The plate has not nor
has any part OF it been traced further
than this though an effort has been made to
that end by this department and Doyle and
his friends have had an opportunity for the
discovery and disclosure. It is fact that the
genuine bonds OF the government of the issue
in question were not printed in this depart
ment, but by the bank note company from
plates and dies in the possession of the latter
and before the creation in this department of a
bureau of engraving and printing. The records
OF this department, though not so minute and
specific as is desirable, show that much of the
matter from which the genuine bonds were
printed, was cancelled by the bank note COM
pany, was surrendered to the government and
was taken to the navy yard In this city and
there melted in presence of . committee whose
report thereof is on file. It is not known that
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the contractor has put in the curb stone large
rocks and piles of dirt are left so that II is
next to impossible for team to drive up to q
business house.
MISS Lizzie Peasleesa song and dance lady
who played at the Theatre Comique last week
has retired until the 9th when she will re-
appear with her partner Mr.. jackson to play 8
Jour Weeks engagement. Jackson q Peasley
are said to be one of the best sketch teams oY
the road and may be sure of cordial recep
ton at the Comlque.
The Minneapolis & st. Louis company has
arranged a new time table for their Lake Min
netonka trains, which will take effect to-dav
Under this arrangement full trains will Ieeve
Minneapolis daily for the lake at 9:30 anf
II: 20 a. M, las, 2:45 and 5:45 D. m, all train,
connecting at Solberg point with the Citv NJ
st. Louis and other steamers.
During game of base ball between tht
Hoblitt house nine and picked nine of in
surance and real estate men on Saturday, Harry
Huntington met with painful accident. He
collided with another player ard had bone dis
located In his shoulder. The Tribune in speak
ing OF the accident expresses the belief thai
1.-THE wound is not dangerous
A largely attended meeting of the Reform
CLUB was held in Harrison hall yesterday after
noon. George W. Penniman, the state lee
turer OF the Massachusetts Reform club, deliv
cred an address which was listened to with
much interest. The Musical Union rendered
several very pleasing Rotations. Chaplain
w. w. Satterlee also addressed the meeting.
The Northaker Injunction against the Chica
90. Milwaukee & st. Paul car shops has taker
shape alike satisfactory to Mrs. Northaker ans
the railway company. The order in the cas-.
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Tho Globe at Chicago
The GLOBE is on sale in Chicago at news stands Of
the Grand Pacific and Palmer House.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-02-14
fkr1Y AND saIcKrop.


There was q regular prize fight on the
alum pond Of Virginia last Sunday after
moo Two Virginia boys OF nineteen
or twenty years Of age had a difference
to settle and concluded to dispose Of 1t
in accordance with the rules OF the prize
,;no. The sum Of 50 80 il said to have
besn mt up by the principals-to be ex-
handled doubtless in lseohes for black
svss. ate. Seconds were chosen. ground
sisked Of, the "bloods advanced
10 the center. shook hands and
commenced to pummel each other.
One. who, from his weight and looks
shali be dsnominated Fatty" followed
the tactics Of Sullivan. and beat his an
tsponist about the breast. The other
VAS rather slender in build. and will DO
called ''Briektop." from the eelor Of the
covering OF his Uranium. BE seemed to
believe In Ryan's method. He punished
Fatty. in the face. but had the wind
knocked out OF himself BY his oppo-
nent's blows. When the fith round was
called Bricktop failed to ''soms up smil.
ing" in fact, squsalsd. Fatty was
declared victorious. Az marks OF the
fray the victor has charcoal circles around
his eyes and . bruiss or Two on the
forehead. The vanquished no longer
declares himself the "bsst man" OF his
weight and suffers from pains In the
chest.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-02-14
I.yea Ce..sy Items

Tho following items are from the Lyon
county Times:
There 10 a total Of ninety children In
the Sutro public school.
The Board OF County Commissioners
Of Lyon county meet bot once a month.
Tho Summers mine. ct Sweetwater.
run their first bar Of bullion on the LIST
OF this month. The weight OF the bar
was nearly 1000 ounces. and about 800
fine. being worth about $1,000.
Six Chiuamen were caught stealing
wood frsm the Carson and Colorado
Railroad in Dayton last week. Only
one had enough money to pay his hns,
and the others wero put on the streets to
work out their sentences.
The f~ivs.stamp mill two and . halt
miles south Of Aida has been purchased
by VIM. Appleby and T. Lane Of Storey
county. They own several good minos
in the neighborhood. and intend work
ing their own ore in addition 10 doing
custom work.
The State Line mill nt Gold Mountain
has been running twenty stamps for the
past two weeks. There are about twenty
men now al work in the mine and mill.
The mill machinery Is OF good pattern.
nearly all entirely new. No cleanup
has yet been made. and the resuit Is
therefore not known. but at present
everything promises . profitable working.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-02-14
The Gold Hiii Mines.

A rumor gained general circulation
yesterday that the majority Of the Gold
Hill mines were to be closed down. No
orders to that effect have yet been re-
ceived by the managers here. The Bel.
cher and Crown Point were classed
among those about to cease work. In
stead Of such being the case. additional
work is in contemplation. That is.
work In the joint shaft Of those com.
,psnies has been commenced. and tho
pumps there will hereafter handle the
water OF those mines instead OF sending
Il to the Yellow Jacket. The pump will
DO started tomorrow morning.
The Belchsr and Crown Point pump
will thus relieve the Yellow Jacket pump
Of about twenty-five inches Of water.
This will enable the latter pump to han
die the increased flow from Alpha and
EIchequsr and allow Of work 10 DO car.
risd on. At presentit is necessary to put
the bsilipg tanks on al the Yellow
Jacket, which interfsres with the work
OF the miners. This necessity will
doubtless not exist after tomorrow.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-02-14
The Channel Tunnel scheme.

LONDON. February l3.-It 10 Low be-
lisvsd that the government will op.
pose tho construction Of the Channel
tunnel, but that Il would not prevent
one from being made from the French
side.' Garnet wolssy opposed the tun.
mel scheme en- the ground that II would
destroy the "silver streak" defense Of
England and render our navy useless 10
o war with our nsishbors. Why Mr..
Gladstone should oppose It 10 not clear,
but is understood that the government
has thrown cold water on Sir Edward
Watkins project a. we'll a. or its rival.
but unless the French government inter-
vsnes, which 10 not likely, there 10 no
reason Why the English projectors
should not Join with the French projec-
tors. and carry IN the work from the
Frsuch aide.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-02-14

At q meeting OF the Franco Canadian
Society. held in Virginia evening before
last. the following officers were elected:
President. A Laigueau; Vice President.
Z. Prastt: Secretary and Treasurer. l..
Mitral; Marshal. Al Cshen. Trustees
p. Carrie. J. Lesris and j. Mandel.
Joseph Bovario. q milkman OF Gold
Hill. has petitioned the Board OF County
Commissioners to be allowed an equal
share OF the hospital patronage. The
butchers Of Virginia get tho hospital
custom In regular rotation.
John How. the Indian Az snt at the
Duck Valley reservation. Elko county,
10 reported by the Times, Rsrieo to have
returned from Washington. Nothing 10
said about the charges that were pre-
fsrrsd against him.
g. McM. Ross. formerly Of Gold Hill,
bu, who Of late years has been In Eastern
Nevada. has been appointed local Sscre-
tary and asssyer OF the Bullion. He
assumed the duties OF his position yes
tsrday morning. 6
Mr.. Martin. Of Wordsworth. has been
appointed DR.. Dawson's assistant at the
State Insane Asylum and Mrs. Walker.
Of Carson. Matron. Both have visited
the California asylums in, company with
DR.. Dawson.
"Only to See Her Face Again." is the
title OF q new song. This 10 . hint for
the girls to rub OF the powder and give
the fellows . fair show.
The National Guard could not procure
music for the 2lst instant. and 90 have
definitely settled that their social will be
given on the 22d.
n. Burke Won the weekly medal Of
the Emmett Guard Sunday; score. 40 at
the 200-yard range and ~ at the 600.
A letter il held for postage in the
Gold Hill Postofaes addressed 10 John
0rotsp, Reno. Nevada.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-02-14
FOREIGN DISPATCHES,
iscenaneou

LONDON. February 13.--The Under
Foreign Secretary stated In the House
today that ne reply had been received as
to the intentions Of the United States
government 10 regard 10 the Fortuna Bay
fishery dispute.
Az q result Of the Cabinet Council on
Saturday, England and France sent Q
collective note to the powers. explaining
their attitude on the Egyptian question.
The note 10 oouohsd In very amioable
terms.
Eleven arrests have been made In
County Mayo, under the Coercion Act.
In connection with . recent outrage on
three men, who are still seriously III.
PANAMA, February 6.-Ths steamer
Granada, which left here on the 1st for
San Francisco, has returned with .
broken shaft.
The Chilians will occupy oil the minor
ports north Of Callao.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-02-14
A NARROW ESCAPE.
An Esginesr Kneeked DOVE -
sssam-Hs Almsst Crawls Iase
the Utah Shaft.


]. E. Coulter. Captain Of Battery A,
who 10 an engineer at the Utah mine.
met with q severe accident this morning.
The pump At the mine had been stopped
since yesterday and be was starting 1t
this morning whom the steam pipe
burstsd. The escaping steam struck
him in the face and chest, knocking him
over. He was unconscious for q. time.
On partially recovering his. senses he
attempted 10 crawl to tho door but
shortly found himself near the mouth OF
the shaft. He had one arm extended
down the shalt. and this caused him to
fully realize where he Was. The men
around the mine saw him By this time
and went to his assistance. They car
ried him out and he tainted at the door.
Medical aid was procured and II was
found Mr.. Coulter was badly burned
about tho chest. neck and face. his
lips are very mach swollen and he sui.
fsrs considerable pain. In falling he
was bruised about the head. he will
ecover from bis injuries. but will proba.
bly, DO confined to his bed for two weeks.