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Daily globe., 1883-08-26
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Especial Telegram to jhe tilobe.
MADISON. Aug. 25.-The Saul6 Ste Marie
railway, whose articles of association were
recently filed with the secretary Of state.
seems to excite the interest of prominent
New Workers to a wonderful extent, as
several letters have been received by the
secretary Of state. AS will be remembered.
the articles stated that this road was to be
built across the northern portion of Wis
consin, from Polk to Florence counties,
distance of 225 miles, the inference being
that it is a Wisconsin outshoot of the Can
ada Pacific railway.
Of the proposed road W. D. Washburn,
prominent stockholder, and one of the di'
rectors, says:
"This company was organized to build a
railroad from st. Paul and Minneapolis9to
Sault Ste Marie. The people to be be2e-
ficially affected by its construction have
concluded that the time has arrived for
step intended to protect the commercial
and business interests of both St. Paul
and Minneapolis, and this new company
has been organized with that full deter
mination. AS local road its business
will be advantageous to everyacommunity
on its line and will make vast lumber and
iron regions tributary to st. Paul and
Minneapolis, which would be otherwise be
inevitably shut out by competing lines,
but the great controlling motive in build
ing it is TO get the shortest possible line to
the seaboard. The entire distance from
St. Paul to Sault Ste Marie is 455 miles
and of this 125 miles is now traversed by
railroad built Or under contract, from
the SauIt in this direction, and the new
company proposes to fill the remaining
gap. The Canadian Pacific company is
extending its lines westward from
Montreal and Brockville vie
Lake Nepissing to Sault Ste Marie a
distance of about $50 miles only, the road
having been completed to the lake men
toned. The connection with the Cana
dian Pacific with our new road and the
gaps completed the distance from St.
Paul to Montreal is about the same as
Chicago to New York. For o'thirds OF
the wear. two-thirds of the shipments
would go by railiito Montreal. The new
line will necessarily take all New England
business from tthe Northwest, from the
fact that the line from Sc. Paul to Port
lana, Me-, Is O0O u11tOo ShOAbOA3 'An 1oOA
Ste Marie than by Chicago and 200 mile;
to Boston by the same route. The time
from St. Paul and Minneapolis to all New
England points will be twelve hours les;
than by Chicago, and the distance from
st. Paul and Minneapolis to New
York is 100 miles less by tht
Sault Ste Marie line. With this new road
IL operation sleeping coaches will be rur
from st. Paul and Minneapolis to Bos
ton without change. 1t viii traverse and
make tributary an immense belt of Pin'
woods for manufacturing purposes, ane
assist immeasurably in opening the as ye
undeveloped iron ranges of northern Wis
consin. We will send two engineering
parties into the field at the earliest momen
possible; the preliminary survey will b.
made as early as the 1st of January next
and the line will be permanently located
so as to warrant a commencement o
work esrly l. the spring."
Daily globe., 1883-08-26
The Mtnnesota rra,.sfer.

Yesterday afternoon a meeting of those
interested in the Minnesota Transfer
Railway company held meeting at the
Northern Pacific general Office in st. Paul
and adopted the articles of incorporation.
Those present were General Haupt, of the
Northern Pacific; A. Marvel and J.J.
Hill, of the st. Paul & Manitoba; s. S.
Merrill and P. M. Meyers, of the Chicago,
Milwaukee & st. Paul; A. w. Winter, of
the Chicago, st. Paul & Omaha, and W. H:
Truesdale, of the Minneapolis & St. Louis.
After adopting the articles the following
officers we're elected:
President-General Haupt.
Vice Presidential w. Winter.
Secretary-A. H. Bodie.
Treasurer-H. P. Upham.
Daily globe., 1883-08-26

Those enterprising business men, Sattier
Bros, are continually in a steady and substan-
tial manner gaining stronger prominence
among our first business houses; their latest
move being one of especial consequence. They
have purchased the lease of the magnificent
store room which Mr.. Golden has been using as
a restaurant, on East Third street, just above
jackson street. Work will be inaugurated early
this week toward remodeling the room, and by
the middle of September our citizens may ez-
pect to see one of the handsomest clothing
stores in the ewest located there. The new store
will be run in connection with their present
spacious establishment. which has become much
too small for their extensive trade.
Daily globe., 1883-08-26
Wanted.

bility, weakness. lost manhood, to call on or ad-
dress S. Blackford, 274 East Seventh street, st.
Paul, Minnesota, proprietor of DIR. Halliday's
remedies. Thousands have been cured and it
will cure you, it will cost you nothing, and
will tell you how to prevent it in the future in
both sexes.
Daily globe., 1883-08-26
Ocean Steamships.

SOUTHAMPTON, Aug 25.-Arrived: The
Oder from New York.
HALIFAX, Aug. 25.--Arrived: The Caspi-
an from Liverpool.
QUEENSTOWN, Aug. 25.---Arrived: The
City Of home from New York.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 25.---Arrived: The
Stra6sburg from Bremen.
Daily globe., 1883-08-26
The R{rer.

The Libbie Conger will be the Diamond
10 boat for St. Louis tomorrow.
The Minneapolis will be the boat to
leave this morning at 10 o'clock for st.
Louis.
The Mary Morton from st. Louis came
up yesterday with good freight and de-
parted as soon as she could discharge and
retarned to st. Louis
Daily globe., 1883-08-26
READ RE!''.AL]D THIS :!
And still the Wonder Grows That One Concern
Can Sell So Many Clothes

About this time Of the year Winter
Suits are too warm and Summer Suits
are sometimes too cool. We have a few
lots Of Fall Suits left over from last year,
which we are offering at about one-half
what they are worth; the patterns are
good, and they are genuine bargains. In
Summer Clothing, Furnishing Goods,
Hats and Caps, we show frst-class arti-
cles for less than fifty cents on the dol
lar. School commences soon. Bring
your boys in to see us. We have some
real bargains in Boys Suits. Don't for
get our Hat, Cap and Furnishing Goods
Departments. We are complete outfit
ters for Man or Boy. Our profits are
small, consequently we do the largest
business in our lines in the city. Fall
Goods in every department arriving daily.
Daily globe., 1883-08-26
Minnesota Views.

Travellers returning from the watering places
should call at Davenport's, No. 8 West Third,
and get some Of those views to take home Eto
their friends.
Daily globe., 1883-08-26
Base Ban.

At ToIedo-Toledo 10; Springfelds 4.
At Detroit-Bay City 13; Quincy 6.
At Grand Rapids-Grand Rapids IS; Ft.
Wayne Z.
At Pittsburg g-Alleghanys Z; st. Louis 3.
At East Saginaw-Peorlas 10; Saginaw
Daily globe., 1883-08-26

At Philadelphia Yorks 5; Phila-
delphias 2.
At Baltimore IS; Eclipse
Daily globe., 1883-08-26
THE RAIL BUDGET.

A Party of Distinguished Visitors-Their
Views of st. Paul-Officers of the Mime
nesota Transfer Company E1ected-Con-
ductor Eastman Discharged.
Daily globe., 1883-08-26
The Canadian Pacific Party.

Yesterday morning st. Paul was visited
by large company of distinguished
strangers in the president, directors and
several stockholders of the Canadian Pa
cifc railroad and their invited guests who
are on a tour to Calgary, Kicking Hors Q
pass and the Rockies. Ths company are
accommodated in three handsome Pullman
cars three Canadian Pacific official and one
baggage car making up a train of seven
carriages. Che party consists Of sixty six
persons among whom are Edward BOTTLES
Wilbreham, Earl Of Latham; Lord Will
liam Batter Fallerton Elphinstone, Lord
Castleton; Prince Hohenlohe, Count
Gleichen, Sir John Waldron Bart; Lieut..
Gov. Robltaille, of Quebec; Hon. G. A.
kirkpatrick, NJ. P, speaker of the Domin-
ion house of commons; Col. Kingscote G.
B., NJ. P; Stavely Hill NJ. P; Sir G. VI.
Stephen, president OF the G. P. r. R. COM
pany; D. Mcintyre and r. B. Angus, vice
presidents; Hon. D. A. Smith, (Montreal,)
and Pascoed P. Greenfeu, (London) di-
rectors; W. @. Van Horne, (Montreal,)
general manager; Geo. Bliss, New York;;
c. f. Smithers (MontreaD; Howard Potter,
New York;; Hon. A. G. Archibald, Nova
Scotia); T. E. Kenny, (Hal1fax); W. Armit,
secretary Hudson Bay company; T. B.
Dufus, (Halifaz); Col. Egerton, (London);
w. Donaldson, (GIasgow); T. Reynolds,
Nondon); 4 Mcclellan, Glasgow;
Prof P. A. Simpson Glasgow university);
J. G. Sibbald New York;, Hon. NJ. II.
Cochran (Ottawa), Ii, Mcdonald, G. Cas-
sils, J. Jones, B. Cutt, A. CassiIs. Rev.
Canon Anson, Hon. G. Anson (MontreaD,
etc., etc., etc.
OF course it fell to the lot of the GLOBE
to show the distinguished strangers over
the city, to obtain their opinions upon the
rapid progress OF the northwest and the
metropolitan city OF st. Paul, and so forth.
Accordingly from the large editorial
staff a fitting representative was
selected for the occasion, and when it was
known that he (the GLOBE representative
had but just made the trip which the dis
tinguished foreigners were just about to
commence the relative position of inter
viewer and interviewees was changed and
the GLOBE man was literally besieged by
eager question askers. Nothing daunted,
however, and not much overwhelmed by
the august presence of so much blue blood
he contrived through it all to show several
of the distinguished foreigners over the
business part of the city. He took them
down Third from the Merchants to Wa
couta, up Fourth to Sibley and Jackson,
pointing out the magnificent array of
wholesale houses. From thence up
Third 10 the bridge where the strangers
from Grote's garden were enchanted with
the lovely scene across and down and up
the river.
Daily globe., 1883-08-26
ARTHUR 3, CHASE.

Seats now on sale. Prices as usual.
Trains leave for Minneapolis IL p. m, We'd
nesday and Friday, via c., NJ s. st. P railroad;
IL p. M, Tuesday, Thursday aud Saturday, via
st. P, NJ. g. NJ. railroad, for the accommOda-
ton of Minneapolis people.
Mile. Rhea's photographs now on sale at Dyer
l. Howard's music store.
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condemned DISPATCHES.
Flashes OF News from all Parts Of the
World

ElaSnes OF news from all fartS OF Lne
World
The President ef5 Washington yesterday for New
York.
a collective request from the priests Of the Do
cese OF Bishop Kuhn, at Berlin, has been made for
the abrogaton Of the May laws
Laborers on the new railroad at Cornwall, Pa,
have struck on account OF a reduction in wages from
q 50 to 81 30 per day.
British regiments in Egypt will be filed up to the
strength OF 1000 men each. Several regiments
viii be ordered to Egypt.
A reduction Of 10 per cent. without notice has
been made in the wages Of the laborers OF the New
Jersey Steel and Iron Works at Trenton
The iron interests OF Pennsylvania much de-
pressed by suspension OF mills and the cutting
down Of wages Thousands Of employees are idle.
Reuters Telegram Company asserts, despite the
statements of the clerical newspapers that the
visit of the Crown Prince to the Pope was simply an
act of courtesy.
A man named Freestune attempted to kill Jane
Haycock, head cook Of the Auburn House at Joliet,
H., Wednesday, by cutting her throat. Sh" will
probably recover.
Keene's horse Foxhall has been withdrawn from
the private sales list in the English Racing Calendar.
and Is now advertised 10 stand at Leybourn Grange
near Maidstone, for the season of 1881.
Edward J. Rough, the discharged stage carpenter
who tried 70 fire the Casino in New York, pleaded
guilty to attempt at arson in the first degree, and
was sentenced to State Prison for seven years.
Ex-policeman ConroY, who killed Peter Keenan, in
New York with a club and pistol on the night "i
November 81, has been sentenced 10 be hanged on
the Sth Of February next. new trial was denied.
The Spanish mail steamship Saint Augustine, en-
route from Manila for Liverpool, was burned at sea
Sunday. The eGh,v-two persons on board took to
small boats, and all are believed to have gotten
safely to the shore.
Information is just receive at Berlin that the
Car of Russia, while hunting, was thrown out OF
wagon and injured in the right shoulder. Grave
fears were for time entertained but the Kaiser has
received special telegram that the injury is not
scr GUS
At a meeting of the National League Wednesday
At Dublin, Matthew II lrris, who recently returned
from America, said " The Americans don't seek
to direct the movement in Ireland, but only wish
the Irish to display energy, and American support
will be in proportion TO the amount of work done.
At the meeting OF the Directors OF the Union Pa
cifc Company in New York yesterday morning,
President Dillon in the chair, the trpartite
nent was unanimously adopted, and the meeting
al journed after resolutions were adopted instruct
ing General Manager Clark to invite other roads TO
enter the new alliance.
The formal opening Of the eantilever bridge over
the Niagara yesterday perfect success. Its
strength was tested by running on twenty locomo-
tiyes and tWenty-iour cars loaded with gravel,
which extended from end TO end Of the bridge on
both tracks Ten thousand people Witnessed the
opening A banquet followed.
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COMMERCIAL.
Sacramento Produces Market -Wholssale.
-, ALL 49, .ha D uoopn yJuTou
SACRAMENTO, December goth.

corrected daily for the hsooRD-CNios.i
SACRAMENTO December Goth.
Fzr-rr-Temous. Sicily, sSG9 3 case; Oranges,
CiisoInia 80 Is a. 5Gs box Mexican Oranges, 81 so
rs = 100 LINES, 81 5069i 20; Bananas, S3 6Od4 9
Snncb Pineapples, SeGp9 3 dozen Cocoanuts, s7@
6 . 100: Apples, 81 60G2 9 box Pears, 81 2S92
Pm FRUrs-AssorJed, 2s-D cans, y doI, 81 70 J
Assorted. gallon cans, s5; Peaches, 2s-D cans,
81. Portland Bueberries. 9-n cans. ~: Whnr-
teberries, 81 IS Capital Asparagus, 81 SO q dozen
Da,xO FRurrs-AppIes, sliced, 9alOc u; do
.,nattered Sd9c pears, peeled, 1855; do, uA
peeled, 4G5c; Pluus, pitted, l59l6c; Peaches,
ilal25c; do, peeled, laG2O;; fT1ne' German and
French ID sl5o; BlAckberres l6 gle; Figs, Cali
fornia, 1855 = d.
TAB5H FRuTrs-Assorted, sI-b cans, . dog, o. 20
Peaches 50 80 Bartlett Pears S2 30 Plums, & 65
Blackberriee g. 90G3; GoOseberries, 50 Is; Straw
berries s. Is; AprcoVs 81 25 auscat Grapea, % TO-
Red Currants, IS Is; Cherries. e 90
VKeETABuES - Potatoes, 60cnSl 80; Onions,
75casl 10; Caufower, 75c@Sl; Cabbage, esq
75c Carrots, 60@75c y hui bred; Turnlps,
COO 3 sack; bunsh vegetables, l23c y doz
Parsnips, lc Beets 1c; Horse Radish 6@7c q n
Arricaokes, 75c dozen; Jerusalem A1tichokes,
Sole q h Sweet Potatoes, So 25G3 so Celery,
60975c q doz Garlic. 394c; Nevada Potatoes,
81 4OG1 80.
IS 2 100 Ds, latter for Eastern; Cornmeal. vel
i1w, 90 20; white, 81 so: Cracked Wheat. IS 25.
PouLTRF--IdVe Turkeys, 20d2lc y b; dressed,
a2,d23c full grown Chickens. s697 dozen young
BOOSTERS, 1906 q dozen; EToilers, 1895; tame
Ducks, s7ta7 25: Geese, 81 6o@2 . pair Eggs
choice lots, 35937ic e dozen
GAME-Hare, 81 75@2 Rabbits, e1al &c. Nal
lard Ducks, s. 50d4 u doZ Zeal, Sldl so q doz
Sprigs, S2d2 so q doz; Quail. 81 25dl so q doz
DAIRY PRoDUOTs-Buttvr choice, 321937lc q 10
mixed lots In rolls, 2S93Oc; Cheese, California
from I7aiS,; West ern, fats, logic; Marn's
Cream, l9@20c. -
MsArs-BeeI, 79Sc Mutton, 495c q n Lamb, sc
&c; Pork, 49,; Veal small calves, l0dllc; large &C.
HAY, CRAZE AND FKED-ost hay, Sl2Gl4 . ton
Alfalfa hay. esSG9 3 ton; bran, = ton. ti7
msddhngs, go q ton barley, whole, go g ton
ground, 81 10; wheat, 81 S5&2 y cwt: wild oats
81 Is lama latE g. corn. IL 65 = cwt.
HlsCRIh AsRous-See1s-Ahait 9Gl0c: Timotnv
Eastern, 7,dS, q D Oregon, Ease Pop Corn, sac
& II Red Clover, II also; Red Top 11@l2ic; Nuts
English Walnuts, 9i@10c; California Walnuts
lO0l1c; Almonds, I5Gl6c Peanuts, Eastern, 90
IUc Peanuts California, 7dSc; Lard California;,
cans I4c Eastern, I69lsc Hides salt, light and
medium. sG9c, and heavy, 9@10c dry, 49,
Tailow, Tic; Hops, Offering at 15@1sc 3 Il
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NO MEANS OF SUPPORT.

This affecting paper concludes as follows:
"That by reason Of your oratr;xs very limited
income aforesaid, and notwithstanding great econ
omy in her living and expense, and the denying her
self much that would conduce 20 her health and
comfort your eratrix is in very much Strengthened
Gums ances and prays your Honor for such relief
as may be equitable"
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san Francisco Produce Marker

San FRAECIsO0 December ZOth.
FLoUR-Best City Extra, s. 1906 medium grades,
a. 81 as 81; shipping superfne, "a 5oG4 IS q Dbl.
WHEAT-It is almost useless for holders to try to
obtain over 81 81 for choice shipping grades, and
even at this figure exporters not prompt buyers
The condition OF the Liverpool market is still re-
ported dull and weak and until more favorable ac-
counts are received from that quarter the local mar
ket must continue TO drag more or less.
At the Produce Exchange cal session there was
marked pressure to realize, resulting in bad break
in values. Yesterday morning, buyer season con
tracts touched as high 81 95, viii today lot
Of 100 tons went At 81 Oh, showing a decline Of
nearly &c q ell between the two extremes within
twenty-four hOuls Movements OF this character
furnish desired oppOrtuuii q for speculative opera
tors Sales footed up 1000 tons No l White a:
follows:
Buyer 1SS3-l0O tons, 81 50.
Buyer seasou-IG0 tons. 81 935 100, 81 90 800
81 92t; 800, s. 9ll 100, 81 OIL q ctl
Quotations OF No. grades leading centers to-
day are furnished by the Grain EX .hang9 as fol-
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SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE

Will be sent to any one applying by letter, stating
symptoms, and age. Strict secrecy III tesaIu "
all business transactions.
DIR. MINTIE's KIDNEY REMEDY, Ne
PHRETIClM. cures all kinds OF kidney and
Bladder Complaints, Gonorrhea, elect, Leuccrrhga
For sale by all Druggists; 81 bottIe' SIX bottles
for s.. 1850 ,
DIR. MINTIE's DANBELEON PILLS are the
best and cheapest DYsPEPsEA and BILIOUS
cure in the market For sale by all Druggists.
KIRK, GEARY & Co. Sacramento, Wholesal
Agents. mS'4ply0osN-y
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OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, NJ STREET, BE-
W tween Ninth and Tenth, Nos 9ls and 900.
viii visit the Railroad Hospital daily at $3.50 A. NJ.
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DR.. C. w. BESsoN's Celery and Chamo-
mile Pills are prepared expressly to cure aud
will cure headache of all kinds, neuralgia,
nervousness and dyspepsia, Proved and in
dorssd by physicians.
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san Franc,sco nsat marR,t.

Following are rates for whole carcasses from
s .ughtarers 10 deales:
BSNF-First quality, steele second quality, GIG
~, third quality, 5i8Gc . u.
vEAI--LArge calves, 81 s9c small ones, 98IOlc
= 70.
al d5!c . n.
LANB-Spring is quotable At 1tSc . n.
PosK-Live Hogs, 5i@5J for hard grain hogs on
foot dressed do, nc = h.
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Useful for Gents Wear :

~ NJ = ~ ASA o0AO " OSsA
Silk Brocaded Neck Scarfs,
Silk Handkerchiefs. in all oolorS
Fine Linen Hemstitohed Handker-
chiefs,
Plain and Embroidered Silk Sus-
penders,
Kid Gloves,
Dogskin Gloves,
Buck Gloves,
White Shirts,
French Peroale Shirts,
Cardigan Jackets,
English aalf Aose,
Balbnggan Hose,
Shetland Wool Half Hose,
Persian Wool Ralf Hose,
Beaver and Cashmere Hats,
Cashmere Suits,
Doeskin Suits,
Pique Suits,
listers.
0verCoatS,
Etc, Etc.
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Gifts for Ladies'
Ladies Silk Mufiers,
Ladies Silk Handkerchiefs,
Ladies Silk Fichus,
Ladies Collarettes,
Ladies Puff Boxes, hard-painted ;
Hand-glaSses (celluloid),
Hand-glasses (plush),
Hand-glasses (velvet),
Hand-glasses (vuloanized RUBBER,
Easel Glasses,
0dor Stands,
Jewel Caskets,
Picture Frames,
Morocco Satehels,
Sealskin Purses,
Silk Hose,
Lubin's Fine Extracts,
Lubin's Fine Soaps.
Toilet Sets,
Combs and Brushes.
Writing Desks,
Kid Gloves,
Fine Cloaks and DolmanS, Etc.
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PIouzEs LIVERY avAsLs.
T. D. SERVER. Proprietor

TEACKS OF CALL AT Any HOUR,
day or night. Coupes, PhaetOns, ri S1SO
R0CkswSys, Barouches, Buggies, with the I'LL
hest roadsers To be found ia any livery stable on
he coast tor hire. Horses kept In livery at reason
able rates. Livery Stable Fourth street, between
AID J. jyl-H
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II your lung tronble is of scrofulous origin.
Ayers Sarsapsrilla will do you more good
than any other medicine.