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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-07-25
THURSDAY, the lG.h day Of August, 1853,

between the hours of 10 O'Clock a. IN. and 1
O'Clock p. m, al the door of the Court House. IN
the clIy of Inc ap, lis Marion County. Indiana,
expose at public sale 10 the highest bidder the
rents and profits for a term mol exceeding seven
ycars of the following real estate IN MaIiJn
county. In diana:
Lotnumber Al in + twa' Css subdivision OF block
49, in JonnsC ms heir addition lo.the city of In
dianspO is slsO lots numbered 4, 6, p. q, y. %,
~ 81 "a %. &C. rs -. 81. -, IS o. In Woodruff S
subdivision CT B. r. MOrIiss addition TO the city
Of III annapolis; slo lot >, 5, in Roots res 10 ii
vision Of !OtS No A. 81, -. of james o. NOOdruffs
'ub6ivi.on of e. F. MorIis's addition TO the city of
IndsnsJ Oils: also lot Nd. 20 in MartindalG'S ad-
dition u he CITY OF indianapolis beng the prop
erty knt Wn as No. 6s4 North Deiawae street,
i'm raid city. All i'll the city of Indian lpJliS,
Marion County. Sta te of indiana
1rEel: the property of DelVsS Root and Jerome
3. Root
II such rents and profits viii not sell for "A sum
sun cient to lay JUDGMENT, interest and costs
on said ex ution, viii, at the same lime ana
place , fffr for sale in hEe Taaner the fee simple
oi said real estate. much thereof NAV be
Decti sdr, said sale u be made without any rel ci
whatever from valuation or app-alsement Laws.
RObr ) Eos TER,
jly 25wSw United States Marshal.
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The New York Times, in abiding to a

The New York Times, in abiding to
recent canvass that it caused to be made by
its correspondents in regard 10 candidates for
the next Presidency, says
Samuel ]. Tilden leads the party even more
markedly than Blaine leads in the Republic N fees
irg. Two-lfths OF the points reporting award him
first CT dice, and his strength, again. like that of
BlaiIe G, would have been increased if he had come
cut promptly and demanded the nomination. IL
is rot alwsys the cold ticket, however. There
are only seven States which give Tilden no favor,
and there appears little doubt at present that he
efn be the nominee If he desires.
And of Mr. Med. it says
Mcdonald comes next to Tilden, 72% points to
the latters 40. GeograI hicslly the Elstern Mid
die aud extreme Western states alone disfavOr
him. and I'm these he is displaced mainly by But
Ter, Bayard and Thurman. He makts a very strong
showing as secOPd choice. Apparently he is looked
upon as the next best man to Tilden.
Think what hilarious old time they must
have bad. The parties who held the fort in
the White House during the four years that
lNessrs. Tilden and Hendricks were elected
for, celebrated the Fourth as follows:
Mr.. and Mrs. Hayes soon had on bathing dresses,
and the whole party were in most hilarious
mood. AT one time all joined hands and danced
round and round. siuging-you, nor we, nor any
one else knows what. tho oats. peas beans and
barley grow, ripen and are gathered in. The roars
OF laughter from the party OF bathers could be dis
tinctly heard on the top OF Mt. Elliott, and even
half mile across the lake.
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Western Female Seminary.

OXFORD, ONO Mt. HoLYOKE PLAN.
The 29;h year will commerce September 5. 1888
Bosld Tuition. Fuel and Lights, $40 per annum.
Send for catalogue TO
MISS HELEN PEABODY, Prt1.
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HANOVER COLLEGE.

Fiity.frst year b@giEs Sept. y. { sS.ieal aud
scientific course with Preparatory Department.
No saloons. Expenses small Location on the
Ohio, near Madison. For catalogue. address
President FISHER Hanover, jefferson Co., In
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BUTLER UNIVERSITY,

lRVIHGTON, INDIAN a.
For lsdies end gentlemen. Preparatory. ClaS-
steal. Philosophical Scientific. and Bible COu rses
Eight professors Neces AIRY annual penses from
$3.50 10 S2c0. Twenty ninth session opens Sep
TENDER 18th. Catalogue free.
ii. ". EVEREST, President.
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TINTED STATES MARSHALS SALE-By
u virtue of a writ of execution To me directed
from the Circuit Court OF the United States for the
District Of Indiana, in a case wherein The Indl
ana National Bank was plaintiff and DelOss Root
ct 81. were defendants, viii on
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GLENDALE FEMALE COLLEGE

The ThiIteth Year begins Sept. 18th. Its patrons,
hieilv west and southwest are best judges OF its
claims. MADAME H. 6. KIICHELL aud Others in
Musical Department. Address as heretofore:
REV. l.. ID. Pc TEX, ID. ID , Glendale, Ohio.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-19
ABLY on HIS PLATE.
Il Chicago Man Whs Neglected to Pro-
vide for His date, Has HIS Babe Served
up for supper.

4 Chicago Ran Whs Neglected to Pro-
vide fer His date, Has HIS Babe Served
up for Supper.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.I
CHICAGO, Dec. 18.-WiIliam Msmmloe
and his lady love eloped from Germany
about two years ago aid came to Chicago.
Bat William was not as careful of formal
ities as he should have been, and the mar
mage knot was never tied. They passed
for man and wife, however, and lived in
sunshine and clover until little one came
to cause annoyance By his ceaseless pratt
tie, when William became less tender in
his loving caresses, and often gave kick
instead Of kiss. Time passed,
but the trouble increased. Last
evening the fair mother had
nothing III the house to eat when her lord
came home to supper, and when he called
for his repast to be spread before him the
playful mother placed the child on the
husbands plate and remarked that was all
she had. Then the man waxed wroth, and
ended his angry speech by putting the
woman out into the cold night without
aught TO shelter her from the freezing
blast. Justice Foote had no sympathy
With the inhuman brute when hs was
brought before him on the charge OF dis
orderly conduct to-day, and imposed on
him fine of $50.
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ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

The pope On Aoxday gave an audience
to the Americas prelates now in Rome.
O. L. G. Collins, past grand master OF
all Nsso2ic bodies of Wisconsin, died at
Beioit yesterday.
Six men we're injured by an explosion OF
boilers at Pittsburg, Samuel Henderson
and West Ronx seriously.
The glass manufacturers snd workmen's
committee to settle the question OF wages
held a secret meeting at Pittsburg yester.
day. No developments.
The fire at Fortvilie, Ind. op Monday
night, caused q loss of about $4,000, with
little insurance.
Fiftsen hundred mea ac.epted a reduc-
tior CT 10 per sent. as three of the mills
at PIttsburg on yes erday.
thThe Foarth pool miners, Pa, have left
cir differences to be adjusted by Jos. D.
Weeks, who will decide on them next week,
The Akron, Cleveland & Columbus road
has been allowed by the courts t. lease its
track 70 the Pittsburg, Cleveland q Toledo,
thus giving another competing line from
the west to the seaboard.
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MINNEAPOLIS NEWS.
oFFICE-No. Q Washington EAvsDua, oppo-
cite Nicol1et house. Office hours from q. N.
TO 10 o'clock p. m.
nIINNEAPOLIs GLoBELETs.

Khurum lodge will install officers to-
morrow evening.
The city council will hold regular
meeting tonight.
The real estate transfers filed yesterday
aggregated $I2,551.
The monthly meeting of the board of
education will be held this afternoon.
As you pass down Nicollet, call at the Mer-
chants Resta liant, for good lunch or meal.
The latest couple who have received a
license to wed is Ole T. Grotte and Mary
Anderson.
The Boston restaurant is open at all
hours. Good brands of liquors and cigars
always on hand.
All the q, cases to be heard in the dis.
triot court will be called on next Saturday,
60 be set for trial.
Robert Craig, miIlwright from Rich
field, was aujudged insane yesterday and
will be sent to the asylum at St. Peter.
The exhibition of the Minneapolis Ath-
letic club, assisted by some of the members
of the St. Paul club, will occur this even
ing.
The case of David Burton vs. the St.
Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba Railway
company, has been removed to the United
States circuit court.
Candidates for admission to the bar
will be examined in the district conrt at 9
p. m. to-day by the examining committee,
Aessrs. Rea, Lawrence and Keith.
The action brought by George A. Alley
against Il. V. De Mott to recover $4,000
damages for injuries received in defend
ants Touring mill ct Long Lake was yes
terday dismissed in the district court.
The committees of the New England So
oiety met at 4 p. N. yesterday, at the Office
of George A. PIllsbury, to make necessary
preparations for the observance of "Fore-
fathers Day" on Friday next, at the ar
mory.
Herb Connor's picture of Prof. Dexter
is on exhibition in window of the Syn
dictate clothing house, and is attracting a
deal of attention. 1t is one of the most
faithful and striking likenesses ever paint
ed in this city.
Theo ART, st. Paul merchant, who
registered at the Nicollet house as j. E.
Bits, woke up Sunday morning minus a
gold watch and q diamond pin valued at
$3.50. Special Johnny Hoy, of the Nicol-
let house, arrested a young man named
Sherwood upon suspicion of being the
thief
The following officers of Minneapolis
Council r. and S. NJ, have been installed:
William Cheney, t. j. M; Geo. A. Reich
ard, z. 1. D. NJ. Jacob Breysr, I. P. G.
w; j. M. Williams, treasurer; Ge,. W.
Gates, recorder; II. Kirkwood, G. of G. !;
W. Z. Poets, G. of c.; J. w. Nash, stew
ard; c. NJ, Foote, marshal; William Cove,
sentinel.
The Royal Arch chapter elected the fol-
lowing officers last evening: q Kirkwood,
Il p; John r Edward, K; j w Nash, S; q
G Frost, G H; W D Poet, P S; w S Braun,
r A @; } W Williams, Treas; G W Gates,
Seci William Cheney, Chaplain; g JuEius
Edwards, Third Vail; W " Sly, Second
Vail; Jacob Breyer, First Vail; William
Cove, Sentinel.
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Damage Ssfit A0aisst the Palgssan Palace
Car Company.

Damage Ssit 4sgainst the Pulgssam Paysce
Car Company.
Suit was commenced at Portland, Ore
gon, Dec. 18th, in the United States cir
cult court by Mrs. Minnie Heinreich, who
claims to be wealthy resident of Mime
sofa, against the Pullman Palace Car COM
pany for the recovery of $25,5oO personal
damages. While recently on her way to
Oregon via the Northern Pacific, plainsiff
met with serious accident, which is al
legged to be the fault of the company. The
porter passed through the sleeper occupied
by the woman with loaded pistol in his
hand. The weapon slipped, fell and was
discharged, the ball passing through plain
tif's leg, inficting very serious wound.
The damages are claimed for great bodily
suffering, delay and expenses oeeasioned
by the accident. The case involves the
vexed question of the extent Of the liabili-
ty of corporations for the acts of en- ployes,
and creates much interest.
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THE COURTS.
District COltrt.
NEW CASES AND PAPERS FILED.

NEW CASAS AND PAPERS FILED.
Charles May VS.. D. F. Smith: writ of
attachment issued to sheriff OF Swift
county.
Thomas A. Harrison rs surviving part
ner, etc. Va. Howard & Overlook; stipula-
ton of dismissal filed and action dis
missed.
D. NJ. Osborne q Co. vs. B. F. Lee; COM
plaiut and affidavit for publication filed.
Same vs.. same, defendant, and The
American Express company and D. Bur-
ton, garnishee; affidavit fled.
John B. Stetson VS.. j. A. Bishop & Co. :;
Judgment roll filed.
Orvijle 4. SLOVENIAN vs. Charles C.Hayes
ct al; complaints filed.
Mort western Manufacturing & Car COM
pany VS.. Anthony Chestak, Sr, ct al; COM
plant filed.
Stone & Hurltu rt, VS.. n. c. Morris; COM
plant filed.
G. w. Shatto, va. James f. Stubbert;
judgment roll filed.
Same, VS.. VIM. Fullerton defendant, and
John Reeves, garnishee; affidavit filed.
o. D. Kinney ct al, vs.. William Alder
son; transcript of docket from municipal
court flied and docketed.
COURT GASES.
Before Judge Young
Peter Myers, VS.. S. G. Bagley; tried and
submitted.
Henry H. Smith, vs.. Charles L. Wi Ills;
continued.
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CAPITAL GOSSIP.
FAVORABLE REPORT ON EVANS.

WASHINGTON, u. o., Dec. 1S.-At the
meeting of the senate committee on
finance, the nomination of Walter Evans,
commissioner of internal revenue. was
taken up. The charges against him and
the reply thereto was considered. It was
determined to report the nomination
favorably to the senate. Sherman, Aldrich
and Voorhees, were not present when the
nomination was discussed.
CONTRACT ANNULLED.
The contract of P. S. Meath, Memphis,
for the improvement of the Mississippi
Hard Times leyee, is annulled. The work
will be completed by Hugh Carlisle,
Guntersvilie, Alabama.
THE HOUSE COMMITTEE ON RU1Es.
The committee on rules of the house met
this morning and determined to recon-
mend that two committees be made out of
the old education and labor committee to
consider the two subjects separately. The
one will be called the committee On
education, and the other the committee on
labor. 1t was also decided to recommend
the creation Of committee on rivers and
harbors. The question was submitted of
the improvement of the Mississippi river,
and The river and harbor committee dis
cussed it, but the decision of the matter
was left to the house. It was
determined to recommend the
retentions of all select committees of the
last house, except such as related to per-
sonal subjects. The census committee was
dropped, and also the committee on the
accommodations of the congressional IL
brary.
WOMAN SUFFRAGE.
Representative Keifer was instructed to
report resolution without recommend
ing Its adoption for the appointment of a
committee on woman suffrage.
CORRESPONDENTS NOT ALLOWED IN THE
The request that correspondents be ad-
mitted to the house lobby was considered
and unanimously disagreed to.
CONTRIBUTIONS.
Combinations are as follows: Lawrence
Weldon, Illinois, judge of the court of
of claims; j. r. Tanner, United
States Marshal, Southern district of Hi
nois; Nathaniel P. Banks, Massachusetts,
United States marshal, Massac husetts: Alon-
20 Gesner, Oregon, Indian agent, Warm
Springs agency. Pawnee and Otoe agency;
Col Samuel B. Holaabird, quartermaster
general; John s. Tooker, Michigan, secre-
tary of Montana; Robinson Locke, Ohio,
United States counsel at Newcastle.
MAIL RoUTKs.
The commission appointed by congress
to investigate the railway mail service and
recommend more complete system of
gauging rates of pay for carrying the
mails on railroad routes, has completed
its report, and it will be transmitted to
congress.
The postmaster general has had postal
service placed on 5000 miles of new rail-
roads from July to Dee. 10. The in
crease is mainly in the south, southwestern
and western sections.
COMMISSION APPOINTED.
The president has appointed John @.
Wyman, New York, h. Watkins, New York,
and Frank q. Truesdell, District of Colum-
bia, commission to examine the compile
ted portions of the Northern Pacific rail
road In Washington territory.
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says the final termini of the road are not
yet definitely ascertained; but, on the
north, it is intended to tap the famous
Mouse river country, and on the east it
will probably rue either eastward to a
connection with the Manitoba at Herman,
on its Breckenridge division, or south, over
the line Of the Fargo southern, which
crosses it at Lake Traverse, to a cennec-
ton with the Hastings & Dakota division
OF the Chicago, Milwaukee, & st. Paul.
The line will command q local traffic
barely surpassed by any of the Daka-
10 lines.
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Demecratic state Convsntiop.

BATON ROUGE, La, Dec. 18. The Dem
ocratic state convention of Louisiana met
to-day. Il was called to order by the
chairman of the state committee, and J..
Q. Powell, Louisiana, was made tempo
rary chairman. He expressed q hope
that the deliberations of the committee
would be harmonious and satisfactory.
Two secretaries from each faction were
appointed
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A SLIGHT SETBACK.
Ths Chicago Syndicate Who Proposed to
Build the Texas Capitol, Sat Upon by the
Austin CounciI
Especial Telegram to the Globe. I

Build the Texas Capitol, Sat Upon by the
Austin Council.
Especial Telegram to the Globe
AUSTIN, Tex, Dec. 18.-Abner Taylor,
the Farweils and their associates, all o.
Chicago, received their first setback at a
meeting of the city council here, which
was in session until 1:30 O'Clock this morn
ing. These gentlemen composed syndi-
ca for tbs erection of the new Texas cap
ttol building which is to cost $4,000 600,
the syndicate to receive 3 100000 acres of
land in payment OF tbs dsbt. Last night
they applied for the right to
buud railroad track from
the International railroad depot to their
new tu ldlng SO that they mighs theimore
Conveniently convey rock. lumber ans other
material TO their grounds. The council,
however, though! that too many conces
sions had already been made, and voted
down their application and refused to per
NIT the use of Congress avenue or any
other street for she purpose named. This
is the first opposition the syndicate has re-
csiyed
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The Msrss-Denlin Nuptfals.
Especial Telegram to the Globe. |


CHICAGO, Dec. 18.--To-night 221 Dear
born street was ablazs with light. The
occasion was the marriage of Miss Matte
E Donlin, one of Chicego's fairest daugh-
tiers. to Mr.. Samuel Morse, of Minneapolis.
The happy pair. started this evening at $3.50
o'clock for Portland, Me-, where the moth
er of the groom resides. After an extended
eastern tour Mr.. and Mrs. Morse will make
Minneapolis their home.
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.znnirersaru obserrance.

An earnest reqaest comes from Frances
z. Willard, president of the National
vi. -nan's CHI istian Temperance union,
ana from the W. G. I. o., of Minnesota,
that the pastors of all the churches kindly
observe Sunday, the 2Sd of December, the
10th anniversary of the woman's temper
ance crusade, by preaching temperance
sermon and taking up collection for the
work of the N. w. G. 7. o. and forward
mo the same to Mrs. Z. E. Webster, Hast
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iRgs, state treasurer, as donation from
their respective churches. The state
treasurer will forward the amount received
to Miss Esther Pugh, Cincinnati, treasu-
rer of the National W. G. T. u, as do
nation from this state.
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Dangerous Counterfeit,
Especial Telegram t. the Globe. 7

CHICAGO, Dec 1s--Ospt. Hall, of the u.
S. secret service, gives the public notice
that there is in circulation very danger
Gus IS gold coin. The particular piece
that come under his observation was re-
ceived By the Illinois Trust and Savings
bank from acme unknown person, con-
tsins $3.50 OF pure gold, is nearly Of the
right weight and has remarkably good
appearance.
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MINNEAPOLIS PERSONAL

Homer M. Fill, OF the Brainerd Tribune,
was in. the city yesterday.
II. G. Chaplin, of the Tribune, is now en-
gagged on the z. F., rice A. L. Morton, who
Fl lis position on the Newsletter.
Lt. Daley, of tbs police department who
has BEEN confped to his home with Ill
ness for several weeks, is convalescent,
and assumed his duties again last evening
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sTurasIs Eaueaaaee.

The petit jurors who served in the dis
trist court during the October term fin
ished their ardueus duties yesterday fore
noon and were discharged. They sat for
forty-six days at an expense to the county
of $3,627 20. This includes mileage and
the pay of special jurors.
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Holland I. the last three centuries +

Holland L the last three centuries has
recovered Ii om the sea at least 9G.001
acres. The lake of Harlem became terra
firms between 1910 and 1852, and the
Zuyder Zee is in process of Transformation
with 100000 valuable acres.
Flour is $40 barrel at the Count d.
Henry mines, in Montana.
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A Good Rule.

New YoRK, Dec. 1s. The pilot commits
sioners rule that steamships must stop on
receiving or discharging pilot under a
penalty of s25. Any pilot causing un-
necessary dslay pays like amount.
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1fssnfo4pa. ce,srt.

Thomas II. Hicks, drunkenness; sentence
suspended.
Pat Dougherty, drunkenness; committed
i've days.
Mike Sungrun, drunkenness; paid fine
of So;
Thorwold Pokkistad and Josie Flynn,
drunkenness; committed five days each.
NJ. Finketstin, assault and battery upon
S. Wiseman; continued until Saturday in
$50 bonds; bond filed.
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Everybody Knows II.

When yen have Itch, Salt Rheum, Calls, or
Skin Eruptions of any kind, end the Piles, that
yen know without being told Of it, A. p.
Wilkes. Z. i Z. Zimmerman and e Stierls, the
druggists, will sell you DIR. Besanke's Pie
remedy for Fifty cents, which afsrds Immediate
relief. sure cure
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lake Elmo and saltwater rra.las.

AHsl&b 6l2IFt4O tlusl WHY fiJ.3E trhIlEs
LEAVE .zrHNEkPOLLg.
f7:40 n, 1880 am, 1880 IN, fI2:0Ona, 11:ee On,
T4a; N7:UG 2
LEAVE ST FAY.
900 sIn 1915 N, 5g05 sm, 1905 ~ Y1a:ls all
%265 tS:0E q sod 7:35 D N.
IDAv1 sTILLwATEn ron 81. PAUL 4 lzEsEHGgcE1a
7;80 f8:lS a M fl3.O3 a. sl13 plu, 1850 p "a
1:3 II. 465! p n.
Dejiy, Except sUndaye. ( Except bscEdzEG.
W. Tickets, Gles ping )Gr Accommodations
ell information can be secure at
No, 10 Hi0oliet House BLOCK, hfunes1oila, -
!, CIEARBOENEAt, Ticket Age
Minneapolis depot corner Washing On and EoDrl3
avenue uOTth. Il. L. MARTIN, FtcEst Aso.Is
Corner Third una jackson streets, St. Paul,
OHAs. q FETSCH, City Ticket Gg0Pz.
Kew Onion Depot, foot Of Sibley street,
KEEBEL - BROWN, IickeE AQszsE
Il. Il. HAYDEN a1czet gent. ist1iiveese-
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S-obcts COts7'r.
IRsfore judge Ueland.l

Before Judge LELAND
Estate of Patrick Kane, deceased; order
for letters filed.
Estate of Thomas Kane, deceased; same.
Estate of Ellen Kane, deceased; same.
Estate of Elizabeth Andrews, deceased;
order appointing appraisers.
insanity of Robert Craig; adjudged in
sane.
Estate of Samuel E. Harrington, de-
ceased; order for creditors to present
claims made.
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kOBBRKT.

DETROIT, Mich, Dec, ls.-H. Russell
fur store, this city, YVES robbed by burglars
last night, of between $500 and $1,000
worth of seal caps and sacques.
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MINNEAPOLIS WANT CoLUlI

EtOR sALRL$7ae- "A family horse, years
Il cid, gentle and sound; top buggy, nearly
now; agood Portland eatter and Light harness.
A big bargain. Part time will be given to xe-
sponnbie parties. GLosK Oslo, South Wash
ingtOa avenue. 2a5sf
W ANTED-S5 Cash Girls, 10 Bundle Boys,
w at Seas Exposition. Call this, Sa$zr-
day morning. References required. 1851
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Norway has heavier ocean tonnage
then the United States.
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DE7ARTTHa TaAEE.
River Division.

Milwaukee, & Chicago EK.
Milwaukee 4 Chicago EI.
La Crosse, Dubuque, Rock
Island Il st. Louis Exp. .