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A Wasliout.

CLEVELAND, Aug. 4.-Last night the
through Pacific express Oh the Pittsburgh,
TT. Wayne & Chicago railway, ran into a
washout on the road, twenty miles from Can
ton. The locomotive and postal car
were thrown ON their side and two baggage
cars ran into the excavation. A large number
passengers were on the train but no one was
injured. Thirty trains with passengers and
freight were blocked between Alliance and
Orryille this morning, but later in the day
Were started over part of the Canton & CO.
lumbus railway. The storms of Wednesday
and Thursday had undermined the track for q
quarter OF mile, and in some places washed
il entirely out.
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TIE Mission of the Globe.

The st. Paul GLOBE Is progressive Democratic
newspaper and Is not an admirer OF the laundering
policy generally pursued by the rock-rooted Bour-
bons.-FfiRcetOn Union.
The GLOBE is nota Democratic paper at all.
The avowed object of the editor is ito raise
hell and sell papers," Lately his purpose ap-
pears to be to "raise hell" with the Demo-
cratic party in the Fifth district. The GLOBE
is guerrilla sheet.
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Trottfna at Buffalo.

BUFFALO, Aug. 4.-The annual meeting OF
the Driving Park association was to have closed
to day, but. owing to delays in scoring and
splitting up heats the completion of the pro-
gramme will require another day. The special
race was of interest and was taken by Cling
stone in three straight heats. Edwin Thorne
showed well in this race and finished each heat
close up In the third heat after passing the
distance flag Mime r. caught her foot in her
quarter boot and fell, doing but slight injury
to herself or driver. Little Brown jug was
brought out for exhibition at the close OF the
second race, but not being in the best of condi-
ton was only paced for a half mile, making it
in n
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The Tariff Commission.

LONG BRANCH, Aug. &C. Menelas, of
New Orleans, made a statement in regard to
the cultivation of jute in the southern states.
VIM. A. Cary, of New York, representing the
Labor party, made statement in behalf, as he
said, that large class of workingmen who, af-
ter long and bitter experience of the folly of
strikes, had now directed their energies to the
education of the working classes in the use of
the ballot as cure for the evils of the labor
system. o. B. Smith, of the firm of ]. 8.
Smith & Co., had hearing in favor of the re-
duction of duty on white lead, red lead, lith-
arge, paris white and whiting, china clay, lin
seed oil, venetian red, ochres, and ochery
he
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House of Representatives..

WASHINGTON, Aug. AIR. Hutchins Of
fered resolution proposing a constitutional
amendment providing that it shall take two
thirds Of the members of each house to pass
bill over the presidents veto, instead of
two-thirds of those voting, as at present.
Mr.. Robson presented conference report
upon the naval appropriation bill, stating
agreement being reached on all points of dis
pute except that relative to closing navy
yards. The report was agreed to and fur
Their conference ordered.
The conference report on the Legislative,
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Grand Electric Light

Excursion, promenade concert and bail, on
the mammoth steamer, Belle OF Minpctonka,
this evening, August S, leaving st. Paul at Z
o'lock and Minneapolis at 1856 The Great
Western band of st. Paul will accompany the
excursion. Refreshments viii! be served on
the boat. Tickets for round trip, including
rail and lake, 81
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Mepkato Rerieu. AUG. 1: On Friday att

Menkato Rerieu, Aug. L: On Friday after
noon two small boys, aged about nine years,
were drowned in the Minnesota river at this
place. Their names are Anton, son OF An
drew Gapter, and OreD, son of w. Fl. Day.
1t Is not definitely known at what time the
accident occurred, or the circumstances at
tending it, but 1t is presumed that it was
about or soon after noon. The first intima-
ton was in finding their clothing on the sand
bank, opposite Mather's brick yard.
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SPORTING NEWS.
Saratoga Racing,

SARATOGA, august First race, mile and
one furlong Monogram first, Tony Plunkett
second, Nellie Peyton third; time, 1:o7H.
Second race, one mile and 500 yards-John
Davis first, Creosote second, Force third;
time, 2:l3x.
Third race, one mile-Terror first, Navarro
second, Semiramis third; time, 1:46H.
Fourth race, five furlongs-Baron, the IA
vorite, and Tarantula, lilly, dead heat;
Exeter third; time, :02H.
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Base Ball.
A TRIBUTE TO SCIENCE.

MILWAUKEE, Aug. 4.-Prof. John Mac Ma
hon, champion collar and elbow wrestler of
the world, and John O'Brien, the Texas giant,
met for the first time in this city TO. night in
contest for purse of 5000. O'Brien took the
first fall on grapevine lock after hot con-
test OF eleven minutes. Mac Mahon took the
second fall on right hip lock in eight min
ntes and the third on right trip and twist in
eight minutes. O'Brien is considerably Mac.
Mahon's superior in strength and quite his
equal in activity, but lacking in science. The
Texas giant is six feet ten and half inches
high and weighs 800 pounds.
sLoNDoN, Aug. 4.-John T. Wilson, spare
man Of the Hillsdale crew, has started for
home.
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Notice

Property owners are hereby notified that
the use OF gasoline in stoves and lamps, or
keeping the same within buildings, avoids all
policies upon their property, unless consent
from the companies insuring the said prop
erty is Endorsed upon their policies.
GEO. w. HALL,
Manager Underwriters Union.
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Base J0UrRafisnt.
ISt. Cloud Times. |

The Winona Tribune (Dem.) opposes the
GLOBES "boom" for Dunnell, and favors the
nomination of that sterling gentleman, Hon.
Thomas Wilson. This leads the GLOBE to
insinuate that the Tribune is in Window 8
interest, just as il uttered its base filings at
the Times
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Probable Loss Of Life.

SAN Francisco, Aug. 4.-The British ship,
Abbie Hart, which arrived yesterday from
Liverpool, reports that June 9th she passed
the hull OF vessel bottom up. The copper
looked like American work. Five hours after
another vessel, apparently about 400 tons,
was sighted, also keel UP.
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Failures Of the week

New YORK, Aug. 4.-The business failures
reported to New York for the past seven days
are 104 against Ill last week. The eastern
states furnished 16, western so, southern II,
middle "a, Pacific coast and territories Is, New
York and Brooklyn 4.
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Weather To-day.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 5-1:30 C. m.-Indica.
tons for upper Mississippi aud Missouri val
leys: Slightly warmer and partly cloudy
weather; local rains in Missouri and Iowa;
northeast winds shifting to south and east;
stationary or falling barometer.
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The Situation at McKeesnort

McKEEsPoRT, Pa, Aug. The acts of
yesterday were repeated with renewed vigor.
Non-union men were subjected to all manner
of abuse and insult. No out and out violence
as yet but it is expected. The mill is run.
ming with increased force to-day. Women
took part in the mob this morning. Men
under police escort came from work. Mana
ger Flager and the Converse boys are de.
termined to run the mill.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-05

AU Mineral Ores critically examined and
carefully assayed. Leave orders at Fl. Smiths,
manufacturer OF jewelry, S17 Wabashaw
street. T. nj. NEwSON
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Bad for BilIy.
Princeton Union-Rep.l

IIIiuCttOH OHIOH-heP'J
The Pilisbury gang never will forgive the young
Republicans of st. Paul for supporting Hubbard
So. Paul Dispatch.
II the war between the moss-backed Re-
publicans and the ''young Republicans" Of
Rsmsey county continues until November, Mr..
washburn will poll a light vote in st. Paul.
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TROUBLED EUROPE.
The Members Of the New French Ministry
Troops for Egypt-Trouble Among the
Irish Constabulary-General Foreign
News

News.
THE FRENCH MINISTRY.
PARIS, Aug. 4-The new ministry has been
constituted as follows: Leblond, senator,
president of council and minister of justice;
Decrais, foreign affairs; Develle, deputy min
lister of the interior; Toiard, minister of
finance; Gen. Billot, war admiral; Jawrequi-
berry, marine; Sadie Carnot, deputy minister
of public works; Demahy, minister Of agri-
culture; Cookery, posts and telegraphs; De-
vany, deputy minister of public instruction.
The minister of commerce has not yet been
appointed.
TROOPS FOR EGYPT.
CoEsTANTINoPLE, Aug. 1.-TWO trans
ports started for Alexandria last evening with
artillery and stores.
PORTSMOUTH, Aug. 4.-The transport Cata-
lonia left to-day for Egypt, having on board
Gen. Sir Edward Hawly and Gen. Sir Evelyn
Wood and West Kent regiment. The quee
shook hands with the officers, wishing them
q prosperous voyage and speedy return.
When the queen returned to the yacht Alberta
the troops on the Catalonia swarmed into the
rigging and gave rounds Of ringing cheers.
The queen was vislbly moved by the demon.
stration. The Alberta and other royal yachts
followed the Catalonia some distance.
LONDON, Aug. An commons Dixie,
under foreign secretary, said the government
had no information that Russia had surren-
dered an installment of the Russo-Turkish
war indemnity to Turkey or taken any other
steps to promote Turkish intervention in
Egypt against England's conditions.
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BfliiuRs Lola.

| Lots in Billings, nj. L for sale by Van
Cieve & Wadsworth, at room 2, Northern
Pacific land Office, st. Paul, or Billings, NJ. T.
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Perfection Refrigerators, Ice King, Triumph
Zero and Iceberg RefrigeratOrs, the best in the
United States, for sale by Stees Brothers.
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Tho Gre It Weste. n Baod

Will give promenade concert and ball on the
elegant new steamer, Belle of Minnetonka,
this Saturday. evening. Train leaves via
Manitoba road at o'clock. Tickets for .uud
trip, rail and boat, 81.
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EOOIteh EelIOws

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 4-Wm. Walsh and
J. j. Hely, prominent young men and rival
suitors for the hand of young lady residing
here, met in front of her residence this morn.
ing. Each drew a pistol and commenced
firing. Seven shots were exchanged, when
Walsh fell dead, with bullet in his brain.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-05

Kavanagh sells at lot of furniture at auction
this morning.
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OFFICIAL.
proceedings Of The Common Coun Gil
Regular Meeting.

Regular Meeting.
ST. PAUL. Aug. l, 1882.
1t is hereby ordered by the Common Council
OF the City of Saint Paul:
That, whereas, the Common Council is
officially advised that upon the application of
the City Treasurer TO the District Court of
Ramsey County, Minnesota, for judgment
against the following lots, blocks and parcels
Of land heretofore assessed by the Board of
Public Works for the grading of Mackubin
street, from Dayton avenue to University
avenue, judgment was denied by said Court,
on the following property to.wit:
Woodland Park Addition
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Subdivision of Blocks 10, 20 and part OF Block
20, Woodland Park Addition.
Woodland Park Addition
Mackubin Il Marshall's Addition
All in the City of St. Paul, Ramsey County,

MIuuteOIH.
Wherefore, the Board of Public Works of
the City Of Saint Paul are hereby ordered to
re-assess the aforesaid lots and parcels of land
for their proportionate part of the cost and ex-
pense of such Improvement, not exceeding the
benefits accruing to such lot, block or parcel
of land from such improvement, and proceed
therein in the mode and manner prescribed By
law; it having been made to appear to the
Council in the opinion of said Council that
said lots and parcels of land have been bene-
flied by such improvement.
Yeas-Ald. Dowlan, O'Conner, Robert,
Fischer, Otis, Smith, Cornish, johnson, Van
Slyke, Starkey, Mccarthy, Mr.. President-12.
Approved Aug. 3, 1882.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-05

See Cutters celebrated desk for business
men. STREs BROS.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-05

Furniture at auction at corner OF Cedar and
Third streets, at 10 o'clock this morning.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-05

The first annual picnic the Bricklayers'
union will be held at Banholzer's park to day.
Music by the Great Union band.
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CITY NOTICES.

Go to stees Bros for 81. so ice chest
For bargains in furniture attend the sale at
corner OF Cedar and Third streets.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-05

A coal train near Oil City, PENN, ran away
yesterday on heavy grade, killing six per-
sons and ipjuring thirteen.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-05
Democratic Congressional Convention
First District.

The Democracy of the First congressional
district OF the State of Minnesota will meet in
delegate convention in the city of Winona, On
Tuesday, the 5th day OF September, at IL
O'Clock m, for the purpose of nominating
candidate for congress, and to transact such
other business as the convention may deem
proper. The apportionment OF delegates to
The convention is made upon the basis OF one
delegate for each county, and one for. every
1850 votes, or major fraction thereof, cast for
w. 8. Hancock In the presidential election OF
1880.
The counties comprising said district will
be entitled, therefore, to send delegates as fol-
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Woodland Park Addition.
East $50 feet of.......... 49,. %

East $50 feet Of ... ~
Beginning at NV corner OF Mackubn
street and Portland avenue,
thence on W line of said
Mackubin street, Is feet more
or less, to land owned by s. Mes
ser, thence W along said Messer's
8. line 0S6s100 feet, thence
Is feet more or less, to n line of
said Portland av nue., thence
los 81 100 feet to beginning, be-
ing part Of. ................ 1
Commencing at point on " line of
Mackubin street where the lines
ofland formerly owned by Warren
Carpenter, intersecis said line
Of Mackubin street, thence so
feet, thence W 10S sc 100 feet,
thence so feet, thence los g.
100 feet TO beginning, being part
of -
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A QUIET DAY.

Nothing Out of the Ordinary Run of Busr-
ness Transscted-Diplomatic Relations
With Persia NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Beck
Explains His Position-The Naval ppro-
priatlon Bill.
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THE DUNNELL WAVE
Mounting Higher ~ the Days Roll Around
The Nomination Of white Roundly De-
nouncsd by Republicans Popular
Feeling In Behalf Of Giving Mr.. Dunnsil
aClear Field Against Windows Figure
Head.
DxnReif to rhe Front.

DnnReH to rhe Front
Especial Correspondence of the Globe.l
WABAsHAw, Aug. 2.-There Is a steady
strong and growing sentiment in this county
favoring the calling Of mass convention. for
the porpose of nominating Hon. NJ. H Dun
nell for congress. This sentiment Is not con-
fined to one party, but manifested alike in the
Republican and Democratic camps. 1t comes,
too from mtn who are relia.
bic and who can lie counted on
to make Rome howl when the proper time ar.
rives. 1t Is not the voice Of ofiice-seekers nor
office-holders, but The signal of the honest,
conscientious voters Of the county, who have
the wellbeing of the state and country at
heart. Mr.. Dunnell's views upon the tariff
question, his acknowledged prominence as the
special champion and advocate OF every inter-
est linked with the prosperity OF Minnesota
| and the northwest, Is reason enough why he
should be kept at Washington, Instead of
sending political pigmy as Milo White,
Certoin supporters OF White boast that the
Republican majority in the district is 5000
and consequently Whites nomination is
equivalent to an election. but such Is not the
case. This question will be settled by the PEG
pie regardless Of party; therefore the
alleged Republican majority win cut no figure
at all; 1t is myth. The nomination OF White
foretells danger. in as much as it was con.
summated by corrupt means. He is the echo
OF William Window, and any one who IL
familiar with Window and his political career,
knows that he represents the corner
stone of monopoly, political job
berry and class legislation. He has
for the past twenty years been at the head Of
the fountain from whence flows all the
schemes Of legislative jobbery, and his last
great effort in the drama TO throw Dunnell
aside is for the purpose Of placing another
bolster under himself. which will lift him
again into the United States senate.
That Window, as well as the political suck
liDgs that aid him by the support Of White,
will 60 down under the surging wares OF
wrath, which are yelling up In every quarter
Of the state, Is an event as inevitable % the
day Of judgment, and that White will follow
him up Salt river lie certain consequence, II
Dunnell takes the field. The conviction is
gaining strength every day that the Window
combination must be smashed, and that
White is better qualified to retail peanuts and
lead in prayer at primary conventions, than he
10 to represent the Fist district Of Minnesota
in congress. INDEPENDENT.
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IIIHt, iii, 1.IU, 1.IIN.
BUFFALO, August 4.-The fifth heat of the
unfinished stallion race of yesterday was won
| by Black Cloud, two lengths ahead OF Eddy.
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GREAT BRITAIN.
PLOTS AND oouNrERpLors.


LONDON, Aug. 4.-The solicitors OF Thomas
Walsh, arrested in connection with the dis
covery of arms at Clerkenwell recently, in
tends to apply for a postponement of his
trial until the October session. They will call
as a witness q Mill street informer named
Council, who will prove the existence of a
secret organization in Ireland having for its
immediate object the deposition of the queen.
DUBLIN, Aug. "A strike among the Irish
constsbulary is threatened. 1t appears that
serious discomfort among the men is wide
spread. Five to ten thousand threaten to re-
sign. They demand increased pay and quicker
promotion.
REPRESSION.
DUBLIN, Aug. 4.-Limerick has been pro-
claimed under the repression act. Any one
out after sunset is liable to arrest. The O'Con-
nell statue was placed on its pedestal last
evening amid cheers of the crowd and specta-
tori.
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General Capital Netcs
BREVITIES.


WASHINGTON, Aug. "A court of inquiry
was ordered in the case of Col Carr, of the
Sixth cavalry, In reference to accusations
growing out of charges of INSTRUMENTATION
preferred by General Wilcox, commanding the
department of Arizona.
The secretary OF the treasury has instructed
the second auditor to take up the longevity
claims OF army officers, under the recent Tyler
decision, in the order of presentation.
John Russell Young, United States minis
ter to China, telegraphs that during the riot
in Corea mob attacked the Japanese lega-
ton and two persons were killed and three
wounded. Rear Admiral Clitz, commanding
the Asiatic station, has been instruct
cd TO send vessel TO Corca to
protect American interests and communicate
with Minister Young. Both officials were
notified that the treaty with Corea was not
ratified and TO govern themselves accordingly.
The cabinet to-day considered the question
OF allowing Chinese laborers Of Cuba to pass
through the United States. No conclusion
WAS reached.
The minister at Guatemala has resigned,
and it is said his successor will present letters
of recall.
President Arthur 1t is expected will make
trip west in September. Illinois Iowa, Mime
Eota and Wisconsin specially invite the presi-
dent,
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CONTRIBUTIONS.

VIM. Waldorf Aston, New York, envoy ex-
traordinary and minister plenipotentlary to
Italy; E. j. Vaney, Peru, H., consul; Charles
Seymour, Wisconsin, consul at Canton; Gus
tavus Coward, ILL.,, secretary of legation and
consul general at Madrid; Schuyler Crosby,
New York, governor of Montana ter
ritory; Henry X. Mccoy, United States
Judge iof the northern district of Georgia;
Oliver III. Shieras, United States judge of the
northern district OF Iowa: John G. Kinney,
United States marshal for the district of Con.
nectcut; j. NJ Hines, United States marshal
of northern Dakota; Harrison Alter. Pennsyl-
vania, United States marshal, Dakota Charles
NJ. Whitney, surveyor of customs, st. Louis;
VIM. Z. Chandler, Illinois, surveyor general,
Idaho. Postmasters-Robert L. Tildale, Oko-
Iona, Miss. David l.. Ball, Monroe, Wis.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-04-07
tih AlAstnral

The public heavehssf, Ffad Hahn,
asked the authorities yesterday for 4
raise from $40 to $50 per month, and
requested an advance of $500 to en-
able him to remove his traps three OF
four miles further down the river, his
present location being offensive. ia
many citizens. The authorities de-
clined the proposal, and demand the
fulfllment Of the original contract.
The tarpaulin and skid firm of Kari
& Lucas have a proposal under con.
sideration by President MADDEN and
the wharfmaster to let part Of their
tarpaulin house on the landing be
used for a hose carriage and FIRE alarm
box and give desk room to the wharf
master, provided ground rent, p,si
and to become due, be RENTED by
the city,
The total number of smallpox cases
sent to the pesthouse during March
was tifty-oRe, all oolored but two. The
total expenses Of the pesthouse and
Board of Health for the month was
$250l 88. The government owes on
marine patients the amount of $l75 80.
The City Hospital proper cost the
city 1866 81 during the month. This
is after deducting the marine amount.
The number of patients treated at the
hospital during March was 208, OF
whom IL died, and Ill were on hand
April 1st.
The street cars are to cease running
on Beale street while the paving work
is done on that thoroughfare. The
company agree to lay patent rail on
their track. known as the Dean &
Coleman rail.
The owners and occupants of 1871
and l33 Beal must put their houses in
order by the end of next week, under
penalty.
A butchering depot, termed an abb
batoir, may be built below the city if
the Committee, Mes rs. Lee, Kney
and Burke, report in favor of it.
The delinquent pavement subscrib
erS on Vance street are to be sued for
the amounts they promised, but failed
to pay.
The city has had judgments amount.
ing to $43,066.03 rendered against it
during the past three months, all on
account Of claims due by the defunct
city government. The amounts range
from $7S4 to $ll, 4S3.7O, and are held
BY fourteen persons.
The case Of Loudon, who tried
through the courts to be released
from a contract made with the old
city, has been decided against him by
the Supreme Court of the United
States. The same tribunal has de-
cided in the case of the Bank of Com
merce against Tax Collector Fleece
that the bank charter does not exempt
from taxation that part Of the building
it owns and rents for other than bank.
ing purposes, nor is property bought
by the banks, or held in trust, exempt
from taxation.