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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-03-09
MEMOIRS calendar Of weather for
March is out and as we know all
aLoat the weather during the month
up to the present, we will only give
the prophesies from this time out:

Second Week-Probably cold and stor.hy
weather through early portion of week. with
snow and drift in northern and western seq.
lions. There is likely to be a slight "eold
dip" toward the IN and sil DAYS in Canada.
northern and middle states
Third Week c old and stormy generally.
with heavy snow falls Cold dips east and
west, Lower Provinces lSt. John n. B., and
Halifax and in ali likelihood snow or rain
and blustry weather as far south as Washing.
ton, ID. G., with abrupt changes of temper
allure.
The Nth and 18th may not be particularly
stormy days. Cold weather in northwest
this week
Fourth week-Blustry and stormy weather
and snowfals in many sections west 10 Chi
chago and westward about entry of week. or
Goth and 2lst days.
Frequent snowfall+ through Province Of
Quebec.
Milder weather on and after The 22d day,
with rain and sect storms of frequent occur.
renee N most sections.
Wet weather south and east
After 26th-snowstorms probable to west
war3 and high winds through Canada accom-
panied by heavy snow and rainfalls, partcu
larly about the 2Sth and Goth
The month, however. win probably close
generally mild with Indications of calmer
period.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-03-09

THE six days champion walking
match at New York last week re-
suited in victory for Hazael, who
made little over 600 miles, being
eighteen miles ahead of any previ-
Gus record. He receives $4,000 OF
the gate money, which $3.50, 600 in
alD is distributed proportiopately
between the six contestants who
kept the track to the end. At New
Orleans, Chicago's Dan O'Leary won
a thirty six hours walking match on
Saturday night, making little over
1875 mil, s, and pocketing $1,000.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-03-09

THE Sentinel last fall attacked the
opinion of Attorney General Wilson
in regard to the manner of voting
on the biennial amendments. He
held that the amendments must be
put on one ballot, and that each
voter mus vote for all of said
amendments or against all OF said
amendments, and that any ballot
falling to comply with this instruc-
ton should be discarded by the in.
spectors of election. The recent
decision of the Supreme court sus-
tains the view taken by Mr.. Wilson.
Nil,oautee Republican.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-03-09

THE managers of the Dubuque
fair have already secured the prom
Use of General Grant that he will be
present at their meeting next fall,
all being well.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-03-09

THE Prairie du Chen Courier,
Democratic) wishes it knew as GER
tain that Judge Cothren would be
elected, as it did that he would con.
sent to be a candidate for reelection
This little sentence plainly shows
the conceded strength and popularity
of Clementson, the Republican nom
inee.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-03-09

LAST week notice was gwen IN
these columns that Conkling had
been nominated by the President to
position on the Supreme Bench.
Since, he has been confirmed by
Congress, and since, he has declined
the high position, which is the cause
of much surprise and regret through
ont the country.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-03-09

THE old cry of THE Chinese must
co. heard on the Pacific slope, has
now given place to that of THE
Chinese must not come" Immense
meetings in opposition to Chinese
immigration took place Saturday in
all the larger towns OF California
aud Nevada, that in San Francisco
numbering 10000. Resolutions
were adopted urging upon Congress
the absolute necessity of speedy leg
islation, to make effective the treaty
with China to restrict the advent of
her citizens on the Pacific coast.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-03-09

SCovILLE will have nothing more
TO do with the Guitean case he
withdraws and takes to the lecture
field There is an unconfirmed re
port that Gen. Butler has been en-
gagged TO manage the effort for new
trial. The assassin is in good health,
and is raking in consid cradle money
by the sale of his "graphs."
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-03-09
TIE great food in the Lower Miss

TIE great flood in the Lower Miss
issippi river and its tributaries con
tinues Thousands of acres Of coun-
try in Tennessee, Arkansas, and
Mississippi are covered By the rag
ing waters, aud the loss and damage
to farmers, manufacturers and rail-
roads are very great. The govern
ment at Washington is being ap
pealed to- for relief, and Congress,
which recently voted 100000 for
the sufferers, will be asked to in
crease the appropriation. The state
of things is extremely distressing.
Ia portions of southern Illinois and
eastern Missouri the food is almost
equally serious.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-03-09

On Monday the thermometer
marked % degrees below zero in
Minnesota and Dakota.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-03-09

IT is given out by dispatch that
our state delegation il Congress
have formed themselves int a cor
poration, aud are active in the pro
motion of the summer resorts In
Wisconsin, and have succeeded in
alluring Speaker Keller, Senator
Jones and other distinguished out
siders into the combination.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-03-09

Ir is a foolish mistake to confound
a remedy of merit with quack med
icines. We have used Parkers Gin
ger Tonic with the happiest results
for Dyspepsia, and Debility, and
know it to be sterling health re-
Times.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-03-09

DURING the month of February
there were l03 deaths from small
pox IN Chicago.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-03-09

MILWAUKEE is to have a $780,
city hail
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-04-09
SECCION OFFICIAL.
GOBIERNO GENERAL
DE LA ISLA DE PTO RICO.

Negociado de obras pab1icas. constre-
cacnes civiles, 0sOntes y nsinGs.-Oo1o-
mixaci6n de Ia ist0 Oatlebra.
Exlstlendo en- La lsia Calebra .trece
totes de tsrrenos de veinte y cinco hsc.
tSreas cada uno, sin que hayan sldo al
iudlcados los Indivld0os deslGnadus
por este Gobierno, y slendo possible que
entire los antlguos petlciOnArios hsya
tai vez slgunos que desesn pssar q di-
cha isia tomar possession de los mis-
mos el Excmo Sr. Gobernador Gene.
tai ha tsnido & bien disponer que los
que 90 hallsn On este caso pnsden pre-
sentarse desde luego con este PROPOSE
to al alcalde do Vieques, y Al rspresen.
tsnte especial de este Goblerno en- Ia
Oulebra dsntro del t6rmino de treinta
dlas Contar desde esta feCha enten-
diendose que do no veri6csrlo perderan
,os derechos de prloridad que pudieran
teneT.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-04-09

OPoRTuNA. Ia. homos cailfcndo
- reoloLt, disposition do AZ autorldad
iucal pruhlblendO ~ repeticlon ne IUs
excesos y desafueros que presenclamos
al ai1o pasAdo On tai dlH como el do hoy
con motive de los Judas de trapo.
Que 81 clertO % qae 81 catoilco no
ha menester aIborotos que desolcen de
ia cultara de Ia socledsd para CelebEar
alegrements Ia resurrection de Orlsto,
no 40 w menos que Clertas costumbres
descapeIlauAs, por mas tradlcionales
que parezcan, deben ser olvidadas para
tranq ullldSd y rsposo do las fAmlllAs.
OoNoERTo -BAILE.-He aqul el pro-
kron4a uel oUuvAoEto Vocal 9 4notruuoeu-
tai que tsALra iu8ar manana domingo
pui IA nuohe sn ios sa.Unes del Oasin0
EspailOl:
PRIMERA PARTE.
1.'-Marques. La prlmers lsgrlma,
melOdla para sexteto, por los Sfes. ID.
Juilan y ID. Manuel Andlno, ID. Manuel
Jordan, u. F1anclsco Perez, d. Carlos
Se1et y D. Fermin ToIedo.
2.'-Perelli. L. parte de Ia gran
fantasia para piano sobre motivos de
Norma" (acompanamlento de quinte.
to) pur ia Srta. Dons Cruz Vergara.
3.'-Toledo. "Viatlque, melodia
para canto, cantada por u Sr. ID. Pedro
Dubernet.
4'-Gomez u. Manuel.) Oapricho
pAIa AAuta, aoompHnAnlento 40 quin'
tetc } elecuGduo pOr ei n0tur.
5.o-Burgmuner. 'VAls 1ei Fausto,' .
trauscrlp polon pAra plauo a 4 .nnnos, POI
Ia sono.lta dona Juila MargafIIa y el
seaor Toleao.
6.'-Daoneae ID. CAsimiro.) AudAu-
10 y vaTlaclOnes para clar4not2, ~com'
panamAentG DO qdAutaCo,) aIe,utalo por
I'll autOr.
SEaUNDA PARTE.
1.'-LAmothc. Anse.us, para ar.
lnOuiun y plA1~s poE 9. %. -. jose
Agasi0 y frats J "a 81. Voledo.
a. -WaDer. "Presto essal" del Con.
cert -Souk, pAra piano, Aoonpanamlon'
u lie qalaSeto,) por al octa. Dons Asaa.
clon BJOa.iliia.
3.'-Bsaga. "SorenAta Va.acs,' me-
lodla para canto y vloiin, por los seno-
res DuoeTneG y Andlno.
4.-Leonard. "Le Ietour du Paia.
o4u," polOnesa para vlolln y piano, poi
los senoxes Aa,4luO y Toleuo.
5.'-Suppe. "P.4uo Da4ne," slnfo.
nln pAra plano 4 AAauos, pa id ssllo'
rlta do BoOadlA.a y Oh se1or Toledo.
TsrlalnaoA IA parts lArlca, segaira el
Dalle que 80 sspera quelara, ~ nlsGau
que el conclsrCo, exEGSmadamente lu.
CIdo.
A oTRA PUERTA. - Un peri6diCo d.
May akuoz, que pars0s Reaeraimente
escr4to oon los pes, 10 IL evha dc Rra
closo CON el BoLETIN.
VSii6raie mas al coiega entretuviers
sus oclOs entuuIAnAU 81 l1lOma Y uu po
90 do uIDanliaA, que DaenA falta IL ha-
cen, y no dlsparandO CoCes contra y
agnljon.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-04-09
Jazgado de prinsera Mstancia del DIS.
trIO de San Francisco.

En virtud de providencia dictada en- el dia
de aver Oh I'll concursJ necesario de bona Ga.
rallna Ponce de Le6I, 90 cita llama y reempla
Ia tU0Os los que sean acreedOr0s de dlcha
sonora, para que el dix is de may0 pruxlm0
ID una do la tarde, comp zrezcan en este Juz.
ol rvcunOclniTnCO ue ,uD CT6iltuS.
Puotto.RlcO, MA 20 - ue lSc2.--Ei Escri-
bat,O, ,-kSTEBAN CALDEhON. Q B. o-MU.
aERU' l.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-04-09
ROBO.

Sc ha extraviado de la casa de una fAmiIia
en- la calle del Sol un reloj de orc de sefiora
con su cadena larga tambieR de orc. Ell re.
lei es esmaltado azul con la pintura de doa
niiios de un lad y I'M ramille'e del otro. La
cadena tiene un pasador igualmente esmal-
tado Sc ofrece una buena qualification q la
persona que entreg re ell reloj cAlena en-
casa DE- los Sres. Crosas y Finlay. l-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-04-09
40 VI.

So venle barata y con comodidades para
su pago una fnca compuestas do $40 cuerdas
de paste, propias para caia, jurisdicci6l de
Juana Diaz barrio de Rio-Oanas quedanda,
cerca de aquel pueblo, Ponce y Santa ls s)el.
a D. Adolfo Oaupos en- Adiuntss. b. 23 al.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-04-09

car1o de C4bells.
Intendencia general lie Hacienda publica
DE LA ISLA DE PUERTO -RIOO.
En- vista de las consultas que varios
6res. AIcaldes han dlrigido ests To-
tendencia acerca de que 81 los srtfculos
Sc y parrafo primero del 81 de Ia vi
gente Instruction para el gobierno, uso
= aplicaci6n de los ef4ctos timbra1os en-
esta provincial, son splicabies 4 los Ii.
bros de comercio que, hsbiendo servi-
10 para los asientos de las operacio nes
comerciales, veriicadss en- 1881, CONT.
n1an usandose en- ell presents aiio de
1882, por no quedar llenas todas las
fojas, y de consiguielte por no existir
ia imprescindible necesidad dc abrir
otros nuevos: resultando que nj el az
ticulo 56 nj ell parrafo primero del 81
de dicha INSTRUCTION determinan mott.
vo algnno de que puedan originarse las
|dndas que SO han consultsdo, toda vez
que se halIan redactados con precision
= claridad considerando que no seria
iusto someter solamente los nuevos Ii.
bros de comercio d 10 que precept1an
los dos citados articuos de Ia Instruc-
cion, cuando para las operaciones CO.
merCiales los mismos efectos producer
los aslentos afeotuados en- IN llbro nue.
vo. que los practicados en- otro que se
halle por conciuir, siemprs que en- en-
Dos 80 cumplsn ios requisites marca.
dos On la INSTRUCTION /; de conformidad
con 10 propussto por Ia administrator
Central, he creido conveniente resolver :
l.. El contsnido del articulo Sc Ie
ia Iostrucclon, tantas veces relatadS,
es APPLICABLE 10 mlsmo los librOs de-
comercio nuevos que So hsyan alberto
en- primero del pressnte mes de Enero,
que los que servian antes de aquella
fscha y contin1sn hoy en- uso por no
haber quedado llenas todas sus foias.
a. FL parrafo primero del srticulo
81 de Ia misma INSTRUCTION es tambien
apilcabie q los dos Casos senalados en-
Ia resoluclon anterior, para los Qua
les ca precise que go reintegre en- papel
de Psgos 81 Estado" el n1mero dc
foias que hsyan de utliizarse contar
desde el dia prlmero dol presente mss,
deblendo al proplO tempo unlr q los
mencionados iibros lA correspondence
certiicacion, hacienda constsr en- 10
mlsma el n1wero de fojas que 80 qule-
ran utillzar y 81 valor que Sc relntegra.
g. Las aut0ridAdes llamadas y *
pedir las Certlhcacloaes antss referidas
= robtlcar las hojss le los ilbr0s dc co.
merolo, sOcledAAes y Oompaalas mer-
cAnt.ies, dc segor0s y denaS, son: gu
.as cabez4s do Dlstrlto judicial los Sres.
Jueces de prlmsra InstAncla, y en- las
demas pob aclones iCs Sros Jueces mu.
nIcipsies, slempFe quo On cAda saso
obtengan delegation us los prlmeros.
Lo que nuevanente 90 puoiIoa Oh la
GocetG ofcial para que queue subsanadO
ei error de copla que aparece On esta
reSoiuclon, pubhCada en- ei nlnero z,
correspondence al dla 5 de Enero 1iti.
mo, tin do que tengan 81 debido cum.
pnmlento, = para Ia lnte'lgancla dc
aquaiias personals & qalenes comprenla
Ia prassnte olsposlclou, dictsda On sr.
monfa con 10 prevenldo on IA 1nstruc.
olon VICENTE.
Puerro-Rlco, Malxo 81 de 1882. FL
Intendouts genera. do HAoleuua, Mo-
Ids del Alcds0r y Oghoa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-04-09
Sc VENDE.

La screditada baiaDdra MARIA dc
muy burnas condolences mariuerhs =
do rapida andauurs, por no poder ei
.uu suscrlbs atenher q ella pOr suS mu-
chas Ocupaclones.
Vieques, az de marco de 1882. IL.
S1RR1A b. 13. abl.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-04-09
DE VENTA

Los enseres completes de una Panaderfa
y 30 alquila IL Casa nGmero as de IL cAlle de
Tetuan.
Daran raz6n en- la misma calle, ndmero
so, tienda.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-04-09
LOteria provincial de Puerto. Rico.

LZSTA de los nameros prensiGdos en- el
Sorteo ~ 90. celebrado el 5 de
AbrI de 1882.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-04-09
NUEVO SURTID0
EN- La LIBERIA DE
eeasa!ss 8 60.
PUERTO -RICO, FORTALEZA Is
BAJoS DEL HOTEL SAN JUAN.

L hros propios para regalos los nihos,
como son los Uuentos de Andersen, q 40 cts
cadH tOmo
Calecci6n de cuadernitos que contieoe Ca
da uno uu cu9nto, a 5 centavos.
Gram tica ingiesa por Vingut pesos. Die
cionariO Municipal y Provincial por GalAnte
5 pesos SO CTS Diccl0nario General de for
mnlarios por Abelia, noandesa pesos 81 cts
Ley de enjuiciamlento Civil de piimero de
abril de 1854, Is cts. Manual del ofcial de-
fensor por C~taredo Il III Atlas de Geogra-
ia por Paluz:6 edicci6n lie 1882, 5 Gus. La
e1ucaci6u Il las .nadres d. faniiia por AlI6
de s. Martin o. Hlotoria de ia Socfedad
domestlca p0r 81 Abate GAum. so Manual
del S1cretario dc Az uniamlento O5 AncO-
RI dc Saivaci6l oO cts. Gamma recto Sc
gulo para lr III CLEO 20 cts. Imltaci6n de-
UrlstO p0l Kempis A. id. E. devote JOSetnU,
8 sea recOpllaci6n de t0das las devociOLes gu ;:
Be cOn0ceh uedlcadas San Jose peso vi.
sitas al SAutisimo Sacramento Az id. Las
clenclas n4turaleS al alcance de los niloS 30.
Diario dc uu viaJe a Oriente rs. Flsica pos
Ganot. Ultima e0lccl6A lie 1861, 3 50. OJr&s
ue Purtz Escrlch las de tOmOs 81. las
de 3 ldem 5U. Manual compete Dc Ur-
banilad pOr Oarreho ~. ODrAs GomplotHs
de Verne, encuadernadas gu tomos pasta
espanolu en Il pesos. l-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-04-09
GACETA De HOY.

Ri 8 de mayo pr6ximo tendra lugar,
On el salon principal de Ia Intendencia
dc Hacienda, el sorteo de bllletes del
Tesoro correspondence al ejercicio de
1882.
Dnrante los dias 8, 9, 10 y II del CO.
rriente SO expendera en- esta Oladad la
libra de Carne de res Is cuSrtos ssaD
8 chsvos, los dos primeros, J d 7 chavos
.os demas.
En los dias IL, Ii, IA J Is tendra Ia.
gar Ia subastA d5i AOast0 de cArnes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-04-09
ANUNCIOS DIVERSOS.

Gf)I'>> /, ~
d, y -
>,,t;,r/ PARA eL pAaueLo.
.I,| e. -ocADoR Y EL BANJO
MULLE\H 'FF & KORB aR,
OoMIsIoNIsTAs
s. JUAN DE PUERT TO.RlCO.
Oompran = venden
81 l m aD9
2 todss c'ases lie
DIN ERo.
Giran sobre
DeutSche Bank { Berlin J
LONDON AGENCY
LONDRES.
Mallet fr6res e Co.
PARIS.
Maitland Phelps & Co.
NUEvA-YORK.
ReimerS & Jansen
HAMBURGO.
En Il ram 10 segnrls ofrecen tam
MULLENHOFF & KORBER
VENrAJAS IMPORTANTES
Con las s'guleutes ageuclaB conocidas
an t''dns parties.
.Oompaiiias de sagu-os msrftimos
LLOID HELVECIO de
wINTERTHUR.
En- todos los riesgos que tomsn a
,arg.' d4 ests Oompaiia participan &C.
gua 10 convenido as siguientes
LLOYD AIS
PARIS.
COMPAGNIE FIR ANCATSE
PARIS.
Lloyd Ruckversichcrungs Ges
wINTERTHUR.
Aiemas rEpresaaten
Board of Underwriters de
NUEvA-YORK.
Board of Underwriters de
HAMBURao.
Y svisan los seiores Oonsiguatarios
1ne perjudican sus dereohos contra los
aseguraioras, 81 dejan Ia ecndir en- Ca,
-os de averia 4 los Ageut,s 10 las suso-
dichas sociedades.
Con 81 cattificado lie los Agentes SO
4rregia-sn sin 1ificultad Ias 'sverias tan
10 n lbs e tados-U Uuidos como On A'e.
1asnia.
C,mpan,os de s@guros contra incen'
dio
NORTE GERM MANICA
EN- HAMBURGO.
LONDON g. STAFFDROSHIRE
EN- LONDRES.
LLOYD HELVECIO
coMPAN1A DE BEAsE0URos CONTRA 1NCENDIo
EN WHIT f. RTHUR.
Aseguran en- nombre de las susodi-
chas tres Compa1las bien conocidas On
todas parties, tanto hacieodss, slmace.
,es otros edlfioios, saa cual sea ls
construction, como tambien frutos y
toda c!ase Dc g6oeros,
Ei tipo de pre- mio sera segun la olase
lei riesgo y tan barato ccmo en- cual-
quiera otra compan,a de primer rango.
Los misnos Agentes estdu autoriza-
los para arregiar averias y l6rdidas,
stu refarencia i las ofiainas principales
su Europa.
Para Londres, Havfe, Hamburgo,
to-, So despachara seguu ruta al pie el
Ii t- cadA mss ei vapor ~leman
LOTHARlNGIA,
su oapit III ": La1bbe y admitir6 cargs
ara dlchOs puntOs
De Sao Juau el. .................. 13
Aqua Mia ei. 80. ........... IA
Aux Cayes el................. II
." Jacmot 81. ............. ...... IL
" San Thomas el. 20
En Have el.. ......... 9
Para mas 1nformes diriglrse
MULLENHOFF & KORBER
AaENrEs DE LA ooMPANIA
HAMBURGUESA AMERICANA.
m2O.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-04-09

MR. RAYMOND GAUTHIER
INGENIERO REPRESENTANTE. = PONCE.
AGENT ES.-Don Felix Preston, Ponce.-Don .M.teo
Lucch S4u JuanSres Gorham Hubbard Co. MyagIeZ-Se
Noya Hernandez Humacao. ~ t3
aqueo dpu6s de hber etablecido oo
el POTEUR DEOAUVILLE
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-04-09

Lo que de orden de s.. E. SO publica
an Ell periS2icO ofcia1 para general como.
cimiento.
Puerto-Rico, MARIO 81 de 1882. Ell
Secretario del Gobierno Gsnerai, RI.
cardo de C1bells.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-17
Holding a Man Up"

MIR. Dan Bell was arraigned before Judge
Burr of the municipal court yesterday
morning upon charge of "holding
man up" or robbery, prefer
red by j. K. Metzger, bookkeeper
for Wilson d Rogers. In his com
plaint Metzger accuses Bell of relieving
him of gold watch, chain and charm, val
ued at $500. Mr.. Bell plead guiltless to
the charge and secured a continuance
of the hearing until this morning, having
given bail in $1,000 for his appearance.
1t is hardly necessary to say that Mr..
Bell denies the accusation of robbery
though he does not deny having the prop
erty in question, which he claims to be
able to show was given him as security for
500 loaned Metzger, while that gentleman
was having a 'stime with the boys'' one
evening last week.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-17
LATE MINNEAPOLIS NEWS.
a mesCIubs to he Organize Il J. accidc n { t
APe(leSfr;an.

aEcOeStfta!s
Especial Telegram 10 the Globe.
MINNEAPoLIs, Mimi, Oct. 16.- The
Democrats of South Minneapolis will hold
grand mass meeting in Harrison's hall on
Thursday evening.
A ru ffian was run in last night for in
sulting ladies on south Washington avenue
G. W. Eazlett, sheriff of Black Hawk
county, Iowa, arrived last evening, to take
Smith, the horse thief. Smith consents to
returning without requisition.
young man named Frank Mason start
ed to walk from Minneap polls to st. Paul
last night, and not being very we'll ac-
quainted with the road, walked of the river
bank below the breweries, falling dis J..
tance Of fifteen or twenty feet. He arrive
at the police station at about IL O'Clock in
a pitiable condition. In his fall he h I'd
received a scalp wound, barring the skull
some ionr inches long by two wide. D..
t3,GiiibT sawed uD the cash.
An Annes club viii be organized at No.
II, south Washington avenue this evening.
Ringing speeches viii be made b. good
speakers. Another club will be organized
in south Minneapolis on Thursday night.
and third in the East side the last of the
week
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-17
ENGLISH GRAIN MARKETS.
The weekly Review of the 'AIark Lane
Express"

The Weekly Review of the "AIark Lane
Express
LONDON, Oct. 16.-The Mcrl: Lane Ea-
press, in its review of the British grain
trade the past week says: The weather
continues favorable. Some provincial
markets are shilling higher for fine dry
wheat. In the London market prices are
unchanged. Flour dull, but quotations
nominally unaltered. Mating barley is
in demand. Old oats are hardening. The
foreign wheat trade is in state of sus-
pense. Prices remain the same
except for old winter.
which is about Sd higher. Flour quotably
unaltered. Stocks very heavy and imports
likely to continue on large scale. Maize
about 2s dearer, the available supply be-
ing very small. Off coast cargoes are 70 y
quiet. buyers acting with great caution.
There were fifteen fresh arrivals. Seven
cargoes were sold, six withdrawn and eleve n
remain, nine of which are American. Over
twenty cargoes are due this week. Sales
of English wheat the past week 54,S4
quarters at 39s ID per quarter, against
6O,376 quarters at AIS Id the corresponding
period last year.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-17
FROM PULPIT TO STAGE.
Debut of Ex-Rey. Geo. C. Min as damle
His Rendition Success,

Debut of Ex-Rey. Geo. C. Min as Hamlet
His Rendition a Success
chicago, Oct. 16.-Ex-Rev. George c.
Min, formerly a well-known pastor in
Brooklyn, and more recently successor of
Robt. Collyer as pastor of the Unity
church. Chicago, made his debut as Ham
let at the Grand Opera house this evening
before a cultivated audience, physically
measured by the capacity of the house.
His somewhat sudden transit from the
pulpit to the stage engendered many par
tisan, antagonisms and friendships, and
predictions Of success and failure were
about equally divided. When Min first
appeared absolutely self-possessed and
with the ease of one to
the manner born, the en-
tire audiencs'applauded demonstrasively.
After each scene he was recalled. Tne
general verdict was that his Hamlet was a
distinct and individual impersonation.
Towards the last, ppersntly encouraged
By his cordial reception, he overtaxed his
voice and showed slight tendency to rant.
Aside from this the rendition was scholar
ly, deliberate, thoughtful. intense. R. NJ.
Hooley says it is hit. A. K. Caussrar,
the dramatic critic of New York, says his
reading is better than Edwin Booths. The
debutant's knowledge of stage bushes,
WAS surprising. Tomorrow evening he
plays Iago to Col. Burleigh's Othello. The
supporting company is weak.