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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-05-30
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No. 49O3-In the Chancary Court 40 cho,L.
county, Tenn. = Duncan, for nae ~
bblil, standish q Co. ct al VS.. Arthur X
happening from affidavit in this cause
4 sh9t the defendants, Arthur M Bowsn
and W W Sage. are resi-. ents of h RySSsn
county, Mississippi, and non-residsnts Of the me
II Is therefore ordered that they n AXE their
appearance herein, at the courthouse of shell.
BY county, in Memphis, Tenn" on ~ ~ hoFo,l-
the hrst Monday in July. 1883, and piasd
answer OF qemur to compliments bill a. fbs
same VIII be taken for confessed as 10 them
S ~ Se' IoI nearing ex-parte; and that CODY
foTr successive weeks, in the Public Ledvsrr
This the gth day Of May, 1888. uS'i'
A copy-Attest:
~, K. I. BLACK. Clerk and Master.
~ N Bradley, B. Q. AN. Oo''''
Randolph, Mchenry ( Heath, soils. for
sOt9 Rlalnaht, go Ga n ~
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-05-30

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-04-10
Neue 8N6Sfe fur Mmerifa.

Der Catholic Review" in New Sort
1T aus 8om beri9tet worben, baB Der 81.
Batter Yapit SEQ XIII. ben bo6p. 6rn.
Soiepb &abemater, &sftor Der ct. Mas
riens @emeinoe III 9afapette, SSnb., gum
8ii6of pom Naibuiqe, Gem, BEN bo9s
wiirbisiten Sobn. Sapt. BronOel, Siidof
BON Sancouper's Sslanb IN britii9 9lmes
rita, gum aSminiitrator bes gpoftoliiden
8icariates Montana in ben Ser. Staaten,
unb ben bo9w. 6rn. Sob. Sondau, @es
neralsYicar unb 8ettor Der Gatbebrals9 e>
meinse gum bl. 9lnbreas IN Sictoria, gun,
Soabiutor bes Sii6ofes pom 8ancoupsr's
Jslanb ernannt bat. Der neue Sberbirt
pom Naibuiae, bo6p. 5r. Soiepb 8abes
nader, lit s~ebIrtis aus Wetpbalia, Glins
ton So. Wli1., mo er am 3. December
1910 bas Qi9t Der Welt erblidt bat. Gr
wurbe nm 2. Iusuit 1868 gum Yrieiter
gspsibt unb bat felt iener i3eit als finger,
eifriser unb iebr erfolsreider Seeliorser in
Der OiSceie Sort 8apne sewirtt, u. a. cine
&eibe BON Sabren als &ettor Der Mutters
eottess 9emeinoe unb bii60fi9er Sefretdr
IN Der Stabt Sort 8apne. SIT. 8eu. Sob.
8apt. 8ronoel ptrbe ls49 in Belsien se,
bOren, erbielt feline tbeolOsii9e @usbilouns
i'm Gmeritanii9en Seminar gum 90wen
unb lit ieit benz IA. December 1879 8i.
i1of BON Sancouuer's Sslanb. Sii9oi
Brpnbel piro in Wontana reIibiren unr
na9 Der 8eruanbluns bes Oortisen apoito:
lii6en 8icariates in elm Sistbum gum erlteu
Shprh;rtsu nor OinreSs eruounf mormon
8erp &ep. Sob. SOiepb Sandau in SictO:
ria wirb gum SitularbiidOf seweibt unb ID
LANCE als G~oabiutOr bes bo9w. Sii6oies
8ronbsl fmsiren, bis bic nere 9iOceit
Montana orsaniiirt lit. Oas apoitoliidt
8icariat Wontana, wel9es bisber CUR Sir:
6ensProuin3 ct. 2ouis sebOrt bat, wirt
mad ieiner @rbebuns 5u elmer Oi0ceie be,
&ir9ensP rOuind Oregon susetbeilt werben.
ct. b. @.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-04-10
Der staat ais 9lrnenpater.
No6 elm 8ort gum S6luB.

0tit Der WiBpirtbidaft in ben County
armenanitaltsn unb benz traurisen 9ooie
Der Opfer berielben, bat bic itaatli6e @raus
iamteit, bier genannt itaatli9e @obltbds
tigteit, ibre 9ren3e nod ni9t errei9t. sic
bat ii9 nod elm sr0Beres 6elb Der Wirts
%iantteit ertoren. IS 9ebt ni6t an, baB
man ale, bic arm iinb, in ben Qnitalten
unterbrin9en farm. Oa piirbe bic Staatss
wobltbdti9feit fOrmli9 aus &anb unb
Saub 9eben. 9ti9t, neil burd iie iouieI
geleiltet, ioubern neil bas, mas He ~leiitet,
i9le9t unO tbeuer 1T; ia 81 tbeuer, ais
Dap Der Staat bic Soften tra9en f0nnte,
wenn ollie, Die eS uotbmenoi9 baben, pom
Staate in Staatsz ODER @ountpanitalten
9epfle9t unb sendbrt wiirben. Der Staat
bat au9 nod nebit ieinsn anitalten cine
fogenannte 9ausarmenple9e. Oieie Yflese
iitoer fir9Ii9en 6ausurmenpfese entlebnt.
So 9ibt in iebem @emeinbepelen auf Dem
2anoe, aber Defenders in ben Stdbten, Sas
milien unb AUDI wobl ~einselne Yerionen,
Die ni9t reif iiir'S Armenbaus iinb. Ni6t
reif, oa lie ibren llnterbalt nod gum Sbeile
ielbit Sefeu t6nnen. Oieieu sreift Der
Staat our6 SebenSmittel, Srennmaterial
&C. unO auf Dem 2anbs nit elmer s%smiien
Summe @elb unter bic Armen. Wtan
tam bel gemObnli9en Serbdltnilien re9s
men, baB cine Stabt BON $50 Sauienb Sin.
rpobner, etpa Sauienb 6amilien uno eins
seIne YerIonen bieier Nrt unteritiitt. OBJ
idOn Die llnteritiisun9 cine meiit furSe lit,
10 laufeu Die Ge6nun9en bod bod. Gum
8el6afien Der gcbensbeOlrfui6e &C. toms
men bann aud Die @eBalte Der geamten.
Sieie iinb nun ni9t INNER 81 bod ba eS
peni9 3eit nimmt Mebl, 6leii9, 0teis &c.
absuwGgen unO gu uertbeilen. Oenno6
gebt aud bier baS @elo Der Steuer;ablsr
6rauf. Sieie Sorte Qlrmenpflese, itebt
meiit inter benz Jtegimeut Der @ountpudter,
Superpiioren, GOuntps Subses &C. s%enannt.
Sieie 6erren BADEN ben armenuater NIT
ieineu @ebiIfen an5uitellen. sic baben
aud Die gitt9eiu6e ein3ubringen. sir
6ieie @efGQi9teit befommen ie feline !3abs
lung. 9lber in Ben meiiten 6Gaen 1T bier
Elm 9interpfOrt3en aufSeIaiien, bnr6 mel
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-04-10

&uBlanb bic 10 beiB eriebnten Sirten su
ssben. Seine 6reube werbe BON aIem
Mitsliebern bes 81. golIesiums setbeilt.
Sid Johann on Wfisr. Mernilob m%enbenb,
ipra9 SEQ XIII. feline gefrieoisuns bas
riiber aug, baB er ii6 iiber bic Grnennuns
zines 8iidofs fir 9auianne unb SEM gang
DEFENDERS sliidlid fible, unb briifte su>
slsi6 feline Soifnuns aus, baB bieier
S1ritt in Der Sdmeis, Die er 10 iebr liebe,
ben relisiOien Srieben fOrberu werbe. BON
BEN Nsuernannten baben sebn bic Sis
idofsweibe in Rom empfansen, unb omar
flint ans almi onntase in berQlusuitinerfir6e
burd ben GarbinaIpicar, elm iediter am
Otermontase burd ben Cardinal Sowarb
unb BRET anbere ourd ben Cardinal gilio
am weiBen Sonntase in bsr Masbalenens
tir6e. Oas 8alium miro ben Yrocuras
loren Der feds Metropolitanfir6en morsen
pom Cardinal NerteI iiberreidt werben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-04-10
aus 8om.

Sn benz 9ebeimen @oniiitorium, baS am
Is. Wtdrs absebalten wurbe, iibertrag Der
bl. Batter Geo XIII. sund9it bas i'm less
ten Sabre pom Cardinal Sreslia uer,paItete
amt oes Gamerlenso bes 81. Goussiums
benz Cardinal Mortineqi unb nabm an ben
beioen G~arbindlen Die Geremonie Der
@funoperi9liebun9 Dor. Sierauf foI9ten
Die Nelernenmunsen Der gii9Ofe. 0ir
fiibren barunter fol9enbe an, wel1e pon
weiterem SntercIe iinb. Der pom @ars
i9au rtransferirte" Grsbii9of Selir Sc
linsti erbielt ben ersbii66fi9en 3itel pom
Sbari Jus, fir @ari6au wurbe ernannt Der
bisberige gil6of bon 6alii6, 0incent
9beopbile, fir Wobilew Der bisberise Sufs
frasan Gaiimir O3iepaltowos @intopt, fir
BIOf Der bisberise gii5of Soropsti BON
3ptomierS; Gitularbii9of BON giebon
wuroe Sraiinsfi, Der aui Wilna reii9nirt
bat. Sir 6alii6 wurbe ernannt Der bis
berise Sufirasan 8eresnisipics pon Samos
CITIZEN, fir 6ielee Der Sitularbiidof &us
linsti bon Satala, fir bic srie9iidsrutbe.
nii6e Oi6ceie Gperies Der Gbrenbomberr
galpi, fur Die srie6ii6srutbenii9s 9i0ceie
6reu5 Der Ganonicus &ranilomics, fir
3ptomierS Der grofehor &ostomsti aus ct.
petersburg, fir Wilna Der Hector bes Ye.
tersburser Seminars 6rpniewifi, fir
Sanbomir Der 9~anonifus Sotfiemics aus
@ari6au, fir S%amositien unb &opno Der
Yrofe1or YaQulon aus 6omno, fir Qubs
lin Der Yrdlat Wnorowsfi aus 6ielce.
6erner wlrbe Der Bapit Dem @ebraude ses
mdB fir Die Metropolitantir6en Mari6au,
WiObilew, Seuiaa, Sursos, Salifar unb
Piia, no Misr. Gappoui an bic Stelle bes
ueritorbenen @rbii6ofes Micaleii tritt, INN
oas PaQiam sebeten.
Sobann iiberrei6te SEQ XIII. ben beis
ben neuen Sarbindlen ben 9aroinalsrin9
unS ertbeilte Sian9i ben Sitel Der Stride
Der 81. Yrareois uub GSadi ben Der bell.
Buoentia. Nadoem Der bl. Yater ben
neuernannten gii6Oien, ioweit ie anne
ieno waren, OaS Go9et iiberrei9t, belt er an
Sieielbsn cine furSe glnipra9e, norm er
namentli6 iiber bieie Neuerunsen feline
Sreube msbriidte. Der beutise Gag iei
fir i'm Elm wabrer Sreuoentas. Na1 uies
len S1wierisfeiten iei eS ibm enbli9 uers
Count seweien, ben &ir3en pOn 9Olen uno
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-04-10
Die tnr6tbare 3mmabme Der Der,
bre6cm In Scuti6Iano.

3ablen ~beweiien unb iie ,eisen uns, wie
IN 6ol9e bes ungliifli6en 6ulturtampfes
Die Sittli6teit INNER msbr weidt lnb
i6winoet. gu Berlin belt tirsli6 ser
@efdnsniBoirectOr unb acknowledgements
nete Stroller einen SOrtrus iiber Ole iardts
bare 3nnabme oes gerbre6ertbums in
Oentl9laro. Der Gebner ii6rte nad anti
li3en 0neuen 6oIscnOes an: Die gepSls
terlnS bat lS7l-ls77 nur INN 4 9ro,ent
IN Oeutidlano susenommen. 0ie Steis
serlns Der Serbre9en bswest ii4 in benz,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-04-10
S6rie.
SaS unsliif Sranfreid's.
(6ortieguu9.)


Die unmittelbare gSirfuns bes ywirtb:
i6cftliden aufi6wunses" mar cine Der:
t~bsueruns Der notbpenbisiten 8sbiirfnine,
glm ii6tli6iten par Die" in garis BEL Der
@obnun9en Der Sal. Gs muroen eint
9roBe i3abl Sobsns unb gaubanfen &c.
%Sriinbet, wel9e mahenbaft 9auier fuufteu
unb aud bauten. Weun ein einsslner
Sausbeiiber alein bic Wtietbe itei9ern nil,
miro er nur untcr b~eionoeren llmitdnoen es
OurdSuieten usrmOsen. gantseieQi9afs
ten aber, wel6e ii9 Der 9duier in ben @es
i9d~ftssegenOen elmer StaOt gu &auienben
bemd9ti9en, beberri9en iofOrt ben Marft.
Der @eidafts., 9aoens unO Wertitdtten;
1T an beitimmte StraBen unO Siers
~sebunOen, muB ii6 Oaber bort Die
geiaQen lalien, Die man ibm
,uiSuerlesen fir gut finbet. Gr fam ni9t
parten, bari ieinen Yetrieb teinen 2usens
unterbre3en %laiien, bic @ctienseiea'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-04-10
Rafbelti6er 3irden 2aIenSer.
lteber cine feline 3eit. = Sob. 16.
~ 6tmn8 tbr &atboItfem
Die Stimrae bes BERT. Bins TX.

Btr aiuden sic initdnbisit, alien benen
matt eurem satea Biaen unO eurer @unit
beisuifeben, Die, nit @eiit besabt unO nit
~senisenser RenatniS ausseriiitet, ii9 an
bic Arbeit maden unb Bidder unb 3eituns
seu CUR SertbeiOsuns unS Serbreituns Der
tatsoliider 2ebre perSfentIi9en.
@ncpcliea BillS TX.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-04-10

8ir fSnneu eud IN benz goriase, elm
tAtbsl. 8latt ~ srinben, nur ermutbisen.
&ir bOffen, baB aue suten 8atbolifen, bic
fd una bic &elision unO bas 8aterlanb
perbient maiden wouen, in Dem Offer unb
ber Sbatistett fur oieies Werf, bas in uns
iern aasen BON Der b69fen Sebeus
u Q ii, petteifern meroen.
Geo XIII. ia 1889 an ben Siidof pom Gncona.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-04-10
Die Stimme Qeo's xiii.

SaHet euer 9idt leudten Dot ben Mtens
fSea, Samit fe euere suten @erte leben.
tlHS Der 6err sebe eud ba,u Seinen Sesen!
Geo XIII. an bas in Barma erideinenbe Slatt
Luce" Neadteb, arfang 1880.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-04-10
@ospitalsmadmoe 1T Yaris.

@ie uniere 9eier wihen, bat Der frei;
maurerii6e @emeinoeratb bon Paris bic
Orbens : S9weitern aus elmer @nsabl
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-19
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

The National Carriage Builders associa-
ton voted down free trade by large ma
jority.
W. F. Otis, prominent grain elevator
man Of Cleveland, is dead, aged seventy
three.
Four deaths from cholera have lately oc-
CURED in village, near Alexandria,
Egypt.
Bishop Sullivan cables his declination
of the bishopric of Huron owing to his
duty to the AIgomas.
For no cause that is known, on high
way, near Winfield, W. Va, jacob Rogers,
Wednesday night, shot William Bush, kill
ing him. Rogers escaped.
A motion TO compel the police board of
st. Louis to reinstate ex-Chief Campbell,
whom they deposed last week, is pending
in the court of appeals in that city.
The strike of switchmen in the East ST..
Louis railroad yards is causing but little
delay in handling freight, and is likely
soon to result in favor of the roads.
The exports of provisions, tallow and
dairy products from the United States
during September amounted to sS,66O, 431,
against S., 1853, 1874 for the same month in
last year.
The Canadian sugar refners ask the
government to give them a drawback GU
refined sugar exported equal to the amount
of duty paid on raw sugar imported. The
government is considering the matter.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-19
THE DISTRICT COURT.
Business Done by the Judges and tn
Grand jury Yesterday.

Business Done by the Judges and the
Grand jury Yesterday.
The district court opened yesterday
morning at the usual hour with full
bench of judges present. The only bust
ness of interest done by the judges was
the admission to the bar of William P
Joy, of Maine, who was formerly Prohibi-
ton candidate for governor OF that state.
aud also T. Conlee, of Massachusetts. In
the case of Sarah L. Smith against Sarah
L. Shepard, motion was made and an
order promulgated to submit certain GER
tain issues to q jury.
THE GRAND JURY.
The following criminal cases came up
for consideration before the grand jury:
Geo. Sands, burglarizing Fred Taylor's
store on Aug. 81 and taking away new
overcoat valued at $35, twelve boxes of
sardines and 500 cigars.
Patrick McDonough, larceny of a gold
watch valued at $3.50 from W. Fl. Thayer
of the Collins house on the 18th inst.
Arthur Gauchier, forging check of
1925 as related at length in Yesterdays
GLOBE.
ObdI40o oOEAioo1i3 L n1CA urlV5r, larceny
OF $105 from Albert Spiering over month
ago.
Thomas Evans and John Lennon,
burglarizing Fred Reeves store on Divis-
ion and Third avenue southeast on We'd
nesday last and arrested in the act by Of
fcer Maurer.
Through grapevine dispatch the re-
porter learned that with the exception of
McDonough (against whom no Indictment
was found the rest will be renanded to
await trial and are likely to go to Still
water in due course of time.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-19
aEA..Il,pR rs WGALT.B

DR.. e. c. Vests nerve and brain treatments, q
oeciae for hysteris, dizSiness, commissions,
Isous headache, mental depression, iose OF
memory, premature old age, caused by over
reCsion over-indu!gence, which leads to mis-
cry, decay and death. One box Will cure reoeIt
cases, Each hox contains one months tresi-
lnent. One dollar box OF six boxes for i've
dollsro, cent by mail prepaid on receipt otpree.
We guarantee six boxes to cure any case. With
each order received by ps for six boxes, sccor,-
panied with i've dollars, we will Sc ID the pEr-
chaser our written guarantee 20 retura the money
IL the treatrnent does not effect E cGre. 3GaI-
aatees issued oniy by Iambie & Co., ocInSs
fhird sld Wsbesbaw strsets, st. Paul, MIN,
lrds-s 6v rail r1-rrnrfi~ stten7a9 so.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-19
1ytsntciD0E Court.

lDSLOiC odllSJ'I
John Dempsey, drunkenness; sentence
suspended.
John Ingleson, drunkenness; committed
ton days.
Chas. Ranser, drunkenness; paid fine in
SIS and costs.
John Albright, drunkenness; sentence
suspended.
John Waters and William Lewis, va
grancy; discharged.
Chris. WEIGH, dlsorderly conduct; paid a
fine in S. and costs.
Patrick McDonough, larceny of a gold
watch from w. FL. Thsyer; committed in
default of $500 bonds.
Benjamin Berry, leaving horse IN
hitehed; sentence suspended.
Albert Easthogen, larceny of money
from saloon; continued until next Thurs
day; committed in default of bonds.
John Leaf, attempted assault; dis
charged.
Matte Wilbur, larceny; discharged.
Ann Calhoun, assault upon Lucinda Tur.
gems boy; continued until Saturday.
Charles Corral, drunkenness; comm1tted
ten days.
Thomas Kennedy, vagrancy: sentence
suspended.
Jerry Kennedy, vagrancy; continued
until Saturday; committed.
William Irving, vagrancy, committee
fifteen days.
Thos. Murphy, larceny; continued unit
Saturday.
Arthur Gunihcr, forgery; held to th'
grand jury; committed.
JACOB Fl. Rowell, adultery; continued
until Monday morning; remanded in de
fault OF 5000 bonds.
Charles Thomer, larceny of $50 over
coat from the Plymouth clothing store
held to the grand jury in $500 bonds
committed in default.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-19
Minneapolis Markets.


The receipts and shipments at and
from Minneapolis yesterday were as fol-
lows:
Receipts = Flour 125 barrels, wheat
100000 bushels. Barley 1900 bushels; oats,
1000 bushels; lumber. 100000 feet; mill
stuff 81 tons; coal $50 tons; barrel stock
10 cars; wood 80 cords; hay Y tons, flax
seed 1000 bushels. Car loads, 418.
Shipments-Flour 1896 barrels; wheat
1900 bushels; mill stuff 437 tons; lumber
10000 feet. Car loads 345.
Flour-Following are the quotations:
Patents, S6@6.50; straights, $5.25@5.75;
clears, $4.50@5.50; low grades, $2@3.25.
The market was steady but dull
Wheat@No. hard, $10115 bid; Nc.
hard, 98o asked; 10. 1 northern, 91@
9115c; No. northern, S6@S7c. No. 3, 7S@
$50; samples, 75cG 81. 01.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-19
4 CDOI Thief

Yesterday afternoon Assistant Health In
spector, Neish, detected thief in the ect
of coolly, walking off with $50 overcoat
which he cribbed from the front of the
Plymouth clothing store at midday, in the
presence of large number of people. So
cool was the act, in fact that Neish thought
at first the man must have been in the
employ of the house, but upon inquiry be-
was answered in the negative. He caught
him down an alley, and Judge Bailey held
him to the grand jury, pending the inves-
tigation of which body the thief is in
limbo.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-19
attempted Burglartyand Possibly Harder

attempted Bur0IarEy and Possibly Harder.
Last night man named Frank Kelly
exhibited in the Boston restaurant $346.
The proprietor noticed three suspicious
looking characters watching RlIy, and
drew him one side and cautioned him. tell
ing him to go home and have care that
the crooks did not get his money. Kelly
laughed st his fears, but took the preoau-
ton to step aside and
slip his roll into his boot. He then
started home and of course the crooks
followed. On the Western avenue railroad
bridge they slugged Kelly, knocking him
down, but in searching him failed to dis
cover his money. The robbers then, with
evident intent to kill him, threw him over
the railing to the tracks, fully twenty-fi
feet below. Kelly was stunned by the
blows dealt him and by the shock of the
fall, but fortunately recovered sufficiently
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-19
G. =. Il.

The Geo. N. Morgan Post G. 4. r. will
commence tonight a serious of social
entertainments at their hall, corner of
Nioolet and Third street, to which all ex-
soldiers and their families are cordially
invited. The entertainment tonight will
consist of music, both vocal and .instru-
mental, reeitations, short speeches, stories
of camp life, etc.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-19
FdSafed-ROrScs

E. D. Fats, the inspector and buyer for the
Minneapolis Street Railway company, viii be at
the barn at the corner Of sdar and Franklin
avenues, each morning, at from S to 10 o'cocB,
for tho purchase of horses for the street railway
system. Horses must he from six to nine years
of age, and weis from 1000 to 1900 pounds
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-19
WORK.
Planting AID Protecting Shade and Or
namSntal Trees Oh pOth Sides
Of Como Avenue.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF P -Io WORKS, Z
CITY OF ST.. PAUL, Mimi, Oct. 18th, 1888.


Sealed bids will be received by the Board of
Public Works in and for the corporation Of the
City of Saint Paul, Minnesota. at their Office in
said city, until IL M, on the 29th day of Octc-
Der, A. D., 1893, for Planting and Protecting
Shade and Or .amental Trees on both sides of
Como avenue, from Rice street to lot s of Como
Villas in said city, according to plaos and speci
fications on fls IN the Office of said Board. The
number of trees required will be about three
hundred and seventy (S70) elms; one hundred
and eighty-fve (S5) box elders; and one hun
dred and eighty-fve (1a5) white OF soft naples.
bond with at least two (2) sureties, in
sum of at least twenty (20) PER cent. Of the
gross amount bid must accompany each bid.
The said Board reserves the right to reject any
or all bids.
JOHN C. TERRY,
President, pro tenn,
Official:
r. l.. german,
Clerk Board Of Public Works.
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The Dominion Installation.

QUEBEC, Oct. 18.--The new governor
general of Canada, Lord Lansdowne, will
take the oath of Office here on Monday
next. The retiring governor general and
Princess Louise will be present at the GER
emonies, and all the dignitaries of the
country are coming here on the occasion.
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THE COURTS,
District Court.
NEW CASES AND PAPERS FILED,

NEW CASES AND PAPERS FILED.
Beak & Butcher vs.. Crevier g. Bennett;
writ of attachment issued to sheriff; $3.50
for business.
William j. Dean vs.. G. Guimont, com-
plant filed.
Samuel Potts vs.. F. E. Pratt; complaint
filed.
Same vs.. same, defendant; and the Chi
oago, Milwaukee d ST. Paul Railway COM
pany, gernishee.
Skoll & Robitshek VS.. Stritersky & 10
keizel; writ of attachment issued to sher-
if of LIE Sour county.
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MINNEAPOLIS PERSONALS.

S. G. Gale is home from the east.
Major Whitehead, pioneer, is back to
the city visiting friends.
Gen D Reynolds and daughter have re-
turned from Indianapolis.
Geo. B. Eustis and W. II. Jacoby have
returned after successful duck hunt.
T. W. McGrsth and bride arrived in the
city yesterday after spending the honey
moon.
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to gain his feet and get away before
train came along. His arm was broken
and he sustained several bad Commissions
and scalp wounds, besides being seriously
bruised about the body. He had revolver,
but had no opportunity to use it.
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MIuNEAPOLIS NEWS.

OFFICE-No. Washington Avenue, oppo-
site Nioollet house. Office hours from a. m.
to 10 o'clock p. m.
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Probate Court.

Before Judge LELAND.
Estate of Geo. e. Morrison, deceased;
order allowing final account and decree
Of distribution made.
Estate of Ovid Penny, deceased; decree
Of distribution made.
Estate of Abraham AUG, deceased; same.
Estate of Fanny Aud, deceased; same.
Estate of Jerry Cofey, deceased; petit
ton for letters filed; hearing Nov. II.
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Mr.. A. W. Russell has been engaged as sales
man at the Boston One Price Clothing store.
He extends cordial invitation to all of his
many friends and former customers while in
business heretofore, and especially the members
of the G. A L.
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SHIP UR
BUTTER, EGGS And CHEESE

To J. J. sIlEAyIN & CO., 20 Bridge Square,
General Fruit, Produce and Commission Her
chauts.
Orders for Oranges, Lemons and Apples, and
small fruits flied on short notice. 2iS
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Last evening Mrs. Shipley was arrested
at the instance of Miss Munsen, who
charges her with stealing number of
dresses,
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DRUGGS.
HOFPLIu'S n'"1ls.- CORN 9,

Ill kinds hard soft corns, caliouses and bunons
causing no pain soreness, dries instantly, viii
not soil anything and never fails to effect cure
Price, CSC; by mail, soc. The genuine put up in
yellow wrappers and manufactured only by Jos. r.
Hoffin, druggist and dealer in all kinds of Patent
Medicines Roots, Herbs, Liquors, Paints, Oils
Yarnishes, Brushes, etc. Minneapolis, MINI.
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