Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-12
NEW YORK.
Especial Telegram TO the Globe

NEW YORK.
Especial Telegram so the Globe
New YORK, Dec. I1.-There were soma
stocks made to appear firm for a few
moments this morning, evidently to assist
the selling movement which followed, and
continued with an occasional let up into
the afternoon hours. Large blocks of
stocks were thrown upon the market re-
gardLeas of prices. The declines in many
cases were quite serious, there
was much excitement and the
feeling was decidedly feverish.
During the day Oregon TranssontinentaI
touched 3934, Union Pacific 1914, c., B. &
@. 100, Northwestern 1862, ST. Paul 90,
and Oregon railway 105, Many others
we're off over per cent. The sellers of
Oregon Transcontinental stated that the
dividend would certainly be passed and
disposed Of the stock with will. The
rallies near the last were rather feeble and
the feeling seemed TO be that the bears
would probably depress prices still more
tomorrow.
The following earnings are announced
for the first week in December:
Alton, increased $4,000; St. Paul
$4,000; Northwestern $68, 600 and Omaha
$4,000. The consummatio OF the tri-
partite agreement between the Union Pa
cife, Rock Island and st. Paul, was Lener-
ally known this morning, but Wall street
is still unwilling to believe shat any Esri-
Gus trouble is imminent. The Iowa pool
| stocks resisted the decline very stubborn
| ly. Union Pacific went down more readi-
| ly, while the Willard stocks during the
morning were the weakest on the list. It
was known that the Rock Island com
pany, had given notice of with
drewal from the Iowa pool and after this
prices were steadily declared. There is
very large short interest Ia the market,
which acts as prop to prices and presents
d precipita!e decline. The fall details of
this tIipartite agreement are not made
| public, bu5 If it is what Is represented TO
be il is not easy TO discover any eneour-
agement for the bulls. A disastrous war
Of rates seems inevitable, which Will
| largely reduce the earnings
SALTWATER GL0BUlEs.
NJ. B. Mathews, prominent attorney of
Marshall, Mimi is in town looking over
old friends.
The ladies' society of the Upiversalist
church, will meet with Mr.. 4. Sawyer this
afternoon and evening.
Jersey, Bean & Brown have commenced
removing the rock from their lot north o.
the Tepuss residence on lower Nsin street.
Tbs firm, iii is understood, will either
move the red building that stands Oh the
east side Of the railroad, or will erect
new house on the exoaVatsd lot.
The burning of the residence OF Joseph
Dallsuiss, farmer living few miles west
of M4riRe, is Supposed TO have been the
work of an incendiary. The fire occurred
one dsy last week, during the absence Of
Mr.. DsIlqUist and family, consequently
the building and the entire contents were
destroyed; 70 insurance.
The boiler maker and tbs moulder were
before shs police court yesterday morning
to explain about the little affair Of Sunday
evening last. After looking at the ear Of
one and the eyes If the other combatant,
Jadge Lse concluded that the mculGer
should pay $40. The modest request Of
the judge was soon com Piled with, TO the
satisf ction OF all concerned.
Wisconsin, while on his way 10 this city
yesterday morning, had occasion to stop
10 81. Joe Wbile getting out Of his wagon
he suddeoly slipped, and missing his hold
on The box fell TO the frozen ground with
such force as to break his arm. The IN
jured man was brought here as soon rs
possible and the necessary surgical aid
Obtained.
tad 4 Ia
last, charged With felonicGsly entering
and taking certain property from the resi-
deAcs OF Deputy Warden Hall, was ar
rAignsd IN the police court yesterday
morning and gave his namo as Carl Au-
grssns Anderson vaIise belonging TO
The prisoner wGs openo3 and found to
oonS&in quite g variety of useful articles
such as rszors, billiard balls, and handker-
chiefs, none of which are supposed TO have
bean purchased by Mr.. Anderson. The
accused was held over to the grand jury
and committed in default OF $3.50 bail.
: team belonging 70 Albert Meisn &; d
attached to hia delivery wagon, caused con-
siderable excitement yesterday afternoon
by their efforts to run away. The spiri: 81
animals would probably have succeeded
better had not one of them fallen broad
side knd broken the tongue from the vebi-
Gle on emerging from Nelson's alley. But
the youthful steed was soon en- his feet
: again, and with his mate waltzed on 10
the sidewalk in front Ct thu Ladies' baZar1
= knocking down and trampling under foot
one of the painted beauties stationed IL
front of that establishment for sign.
> This exploit wound up The first attempt of
the span at running away.
> DoIrn to Death.
Intelligence of the drowning of two
men while crossing lake st. Croix last
Monday evening, was received here yes
terday morning. It appears that the two
t unfortunate men, Joseph Marx and Henry
/ Werner, we're both resident of Lakeland.