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Daily globe., 1883-08-12
THE DECADENCE OF THE EASTERN
MIN NUFACT URES.

The existing commercial distress at the
east is not an Indication of "hard times''
as popularly known, but rather an out
come of system of conducting business
that has been long demonstrated as exceed
ingly dangerous. The leather failures in
Massachusetts were due in large extent to
tbs persistence of the eastern manufac-
turers in presuming that Salem, Lynn,
Attic, Marblehead, Brockton and other
provincial towns in the old Bay state were
the only places where boots and shoes for
the custom trade could be manufactured.
While the manufacturers in these Iplaces
have been doing and dreaming, the in
dustry of which they have thought they
had monopoly has obtained foothold in
the west, and to-day Chicago manufactures
more boots and shoes than the whole of
Massachusetts, while st. Paul can equal in
the value of her manufacture
that of any of the boot and shoe
Daily globe., 1883-08-12
on the road between st. Paul and P Port
land. It will be of brick.
Rail Notes,


The new elevator in the Northern Pacific
building Will be in running order to- day.
S. K. Hoofer, of the Hannibal & st. 10,
is in st. Paul for two weeks, and during
that time he will visit the lakes.
Mr.. Odell, assistant general manager, is
engaged in making through time card
for the Northern Pacific, to go into effect
on the Goth.
The members of the Chicago Ideal Opera
company will be at Minnetonka to-day.
The trains will leave for the lake at $50
| and 1870 a. M, and at 130 P. n.
Railroad officials in ST. Paul have re-
ceived information of the completion and
opening for through traffic of the Win
chester division of the Kentucky Central
railroad
The Northern Pacific road has received
some splendid specimens of wheat from
the northwest, which indicates that the
crop Will be very great deal larger than
was expected.
A. @. Bird, general freight agent of the
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul road, and
W. Knight, general freight agent of the
HoOooA1 LOul5 o. Z dCluC railway, W4LLk
headquarters at st. Louis, returned yester
day from trip over the Hastings & Da-
kota road. and left for the east last night
on the 7:45 train for home.
Information was received at the Office of
the Chicago, Milwaukee & ST. Paul road
that the construction stuff has commenced
going forward for the completion of the
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul branch
from Okoboji to Spirit Lake. The dis
tance is about four miles. It is all graded
and ready for the ties.
Sioux City Journal, Aug. 10; At the
next meeting of the council an ordinance
will be presented granting the Milwaukee
company right of way from the east line
of the old city across the annex TO the
present eastern boundary. This right OF
way is between Second and fifth streets on
the tier of blocks bought by the company
, last spring. The company will also ask that
certain parts of streets lying between some
of the blocks purchased be vacated
When this right of way is granted the
company will begin grading down Second
street at least as far as the Floyd. There
is much rumor that the grading will not
a stop at the Floyd, but will go on as far as
possible this season, that one Of the three
surveys made two years ago has been
adopted, and that everything is fixed
for a forward movement
Daily globe., 1883-08-12

The microscopists of the country held
their session in Chicago last week and the
attendance was large and extended. They
appear to have gone into the minutia of
matters pretty thoroughly, Judging from
the following editorial comment of the
Inter Ocean:
1t looks like the microscopists had made a
mistake in not having the papers chosen for
their opening session set down for strictly pri-
vate hearing, where it might have been discussed
with closed doors. 1t is unpleasant for ladies
attracted to their meetings by the reputation of
this learned society to be compelled to retreat
because matters are introduced hardly fit for a
mixed assemblage. If the paper and discussion
of yesterday are a fair sample of what is to
follow, it would be better for them to placard
the door to their hall: "For men only.''
Daily globe., 1883-08-12

The financial gloomists have reckoned
up and find this date is just ten years after
the disaster in 1873. But they forget it
was formerly the banks and the currency
which were constant source of danger in
depressions caused by sudden and vio-
lent overthrow of credit after too great in
fation, and that those elements are now
comparatively stable, as evinced by the
great strain on the eastern banks, caused
by the extensive leather and shoe failures,
DOT one of which has collapsed.
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BEAUREGARD.

The Ex-Confederate Visits Chicago and is
Interviewed-He is Sick of Politics and
Only Wants Prosperity for the South.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.
CHICAGO, Aug. 11.-Gen. P. G. T. Beau
regard was at the Leland yesterday, and
left on the evening train for New Orleans.
The general has aged very much in the last
few years, and his hair and mustache are
almost snow white. He seems, however,
still quite vigorous. To reporter he said
that he had been taking an airing at
the various Wisconsin Watering places,
and had enjoyed himself very much, he
having met a number of people from
home. He would return north in two or
three weeks to make trip over the North
ern Pacific along with all the rest of the
world. He spoke quite hopefully about
the future of Louisiana, especially New
Orleans, and said that the Texas Pacific
d Mexican National which was being rap
idly pushed forward, to make New Orleans
the outlet of grain trade. The deep
water which was being obtained at the
mouth of the river would enable the larger
vessels to come up to the city and there
was no reason why large proportion OF
the wheat and corn crop should not be
shipped from that port. The state had
suffered considerably this year from
crevasses and the present system OF
Mississippi river improvements would have
to be extended and carried forward
In the demand for this all the states
washed by the river would join, as their
interests were all closely bound up in this
question. The general further said the
people of Louisiana were sick and tired OF
politics. They had had enough of that
What they now desired was material pros
perity,
Daily globe., 1883-08-12
The Grand 1rttuR.

ST. AIBANs, Vt. Aug. 11.-At meeting
ofrailroad officials, representing the Grand
Trunk, Central Vermont, Northern Con-
cord and Lowell railroad, was held here to
arrange for fast freight and passenger
service between Boston and Bhicago The
arrangement goes into effect in forty
hours. No new developments IN financial
matters. The people are waiting now for
the sale of the South Eastern and state
ment from Brainard.
Daily globe., 1883-08-12

We are compelled to go to press this
morning without an account of how Pres
ident Arther conducted himself on his ride
across the country to the Yellowstone park,
and how many trout he succeeded in land,
ing when the party stopped for the night.
But perhaps the next surprise in store is a
thrilling description of how his excellency,
by a well-directed shot, toppled over a
buffalo bull that was leading his herd on
a terrible raid over the prairies.
Daily globe., 1883-08-12

The cholera scare in Europe appears to
be without good cause. AS far as heard
from there has not been single case of
we'll defined Asiatic cholera on the CONT
nent of Europe, and with the existing
quarantine regulations there is not
the slightest danger of its introduction.
The cases reported as cholera that have
proved fatal in England, turn out to be
merely aggravated cases of cholera NOR
bus, such as occur in every community
each summer. The disease is subsiding in
Egypt, and will probably not Cross the
Mediterranean, at least until the season is
so far advanced as to render it practically
inocuous.
Daily globe., 1883-08-12
FOOtLi0HE NOfee

The Opera house will remain closed
for two weeks, dating from last night,
unless perhaps engagements may be
made with travelling Combinations to fill in
portion of the gap.
Commencing with Monday even
ing, the Goth inst, Mile.
Rhea, the distinguished Belgian tragedi-
enne, will play round of her best charac,
ters. Since her last appearance in st.
Paul Mile Rhea has met with great sue
cess, and her impersonations are said to be
marked by fine grace and finish.
Hec engagement is during fair week and
a most enjoyable and successful season is
predicted.
Daily globe., 1883-08-12

Forepaugh's circus is doing New York
state.
Tony Pastor opens at the Olympic, st.
Louis.
Sells Bros circus is playing in eastern
Indiana.
Maud Granger's company is on the
Pacific coast.
The Burr Robbins circus is showing in
southern Illinois.
The Grand Opera house, New York, has
booked Kate Olaxton for the 9th inst.
Daily globe., 1883-08-12

The buildings on the site of the new ho-
tel were sold yesterday, and work will be
in actual progress the current week. The
new syndicate block on Sixth street, from
Jackson to Robert, directly opposite the
hotel, is assuming shape and will reach
completion in advance of the hotel. The
center of business is being rapidly located
in ST. Paul.
Daily globe., 1883-08-12

The protection of buildings by lightning
rods is now on fair trial in this city at
the expense of the state. Ia fact the bolts
are especially invited to tackle the bunch
of corrugated iron which surmounts the
dom Of the capitol, from which they will
find no direct line of metal communica-
ton with the earth, from which they are
always sure to makea final carom on in
their terrestrial trips and that regardless
of expense.
Daily globe., 1883-08-12
The Rirer.

The Sidney will be the boat for st. Lou
is to-day.
The Keokuk went down and brought up
the freight and passengers of the Mime
apolis yesterday.
The river showed two feet seven inches
yesterday morning, but rose to two feet
nine inches by o'clock in the afternoon.
AS it rained last night it will rise still more
probably.
Daily globe., 1883-08-12

THE Indianapolis bank troubles have
been happily bridged over, and the First
National has resumed bus mess with a
doubled capital. 1t is little singular,
however, that the dispatches have as yet
given no reason for the trouble, and the
new managers of the bank do not seem to
be inclined to talk about the matter.
Daily globe., 1883-08-12
Never Give Tin

If you are suffering with low and depressed
spirits, loss of appetite, general debility, dis
ordered blood, weak constitution, headache,
or any disease of bilious nature, by all means
procure bottle of Electric Bitters. You will
be surprised to see the rapid improvement that
will follow; you will be inspired with new life;
strength and activity will return; pain and mis-,
cry will cease, and henceforth you will rejoice in
the praise of Electric Ritters. Sold at so cents
a bottle by Lambie Il Rethune
Daily globe., 1883-08-12

The sublime porte OF Turkey by refus-
ing to let British line of steamers sail up
the rivers Tigris and Euphrates was threat
ened by the English consul at Bagdad with
the presence of the British fleet to enforce
British claims, and was in consequence
so far backed down as to withdraw his
embargo on the Euphrates, though he sticks
to the lockout on the Tigris.
Daily globe., 1883-08-12

THE Knights Templar of California are
making the most elaborate and magnif-
cent preparations at San Francisco for
the reception of the different commandries
of the United States at the coming con-
clave. That they will make the occasion
one of royal splendor, no one can doubt,
who met them at the conclave at Chicago
threei years ago, where their uniform
and outfit were the cYnosore of all eyes.
Daily globe., 1883-08-12
In the Canadian Waters.

MONTREAL, Aug. 1.-THE American frig-
ate Bandala is now cruising in the Gulf of
st. Lawrence and there is some excitement
here as she is expected to pay the harbor a
visit after the 18th inst. Citizens propose
getting up grand entertainment for the
officers
Daily globe., 1883-08-12

OLD residents down East aver this is the
greatest grape bearing year in that section
of the country they have ever known.
How this news makes the mouths water
CatauhnS
Daily globe., 1883-08-12

DAVENPORT, Ia, Aug. 11.-Hon. John ".
Thompson, mayor of Davenport, died this
morning, aged sixty years. He served in
both houses of the Iowa general assembly,
and was delegate to the Republican na-
tional convention in 1860 and 1880.
Daily globe., 1883-08-12

A rural Kentucky paper contains the
following advertisement: "We have on
hand a complete assortment of the best
sewing machines, the best pumps, the best
washing machines and the life of George
o. Barnes, the noted Evangelist. Give Us
a call.''
Daily globe., 1883-08-12
Griees' GIycerine SaIve.

The best on earth can truly be said of Griggs'
Glycerine Salve, which is a sure cure for cuts,
bruises, sealds, burns, wounds, and all other
sores. Will positively cure piles, letter and all
skin eruptions. Satisfaction guaranteed or
money refunded. Only twenty-five cents. For
sale by P. J. Dreis, corner Ninth and st. Peter
Daily globe., 1883-08-12
ST. PAUL, SUNDAY, AUGUST IL. 1883.

AFTER long spell of even temperature
and freedom from rain the front door of
dog days stands as yet upon its hinges.
Daily globe., 1883-08-12
The Grea. English immigration Scheme

MONTREAL, Aug. 11.-George Stephen,
president of the Canadian Pacific, on being
interviewed regarding the imperial gov
ernment scheme of immigration, said the
cablegrams were so indefinite he could not
understand it at present. He did not
doubt, however, that the grand scheme was
proposed and would be carried out.
Daily globe., 1883-08-12
Cranks' Freaks.
Especial Telegram to the Globe1

I6peclaI telegram TO the Globe
LocKPoRT, N. Y, Aug. 11.-Chas. Trues-
dale created something of a sensation at
Niagara Falls by rowing through the
rapids from the American shore, starting
from near the head of the hydraulic canal
and landing at the upper end of Goat
Island. The local papers are daily pub
fishing the offers and appointments of
cranks to do all sorts of mad feats on the
Niagara river, and it is more than possible
that the effort for notoriety may lead some
of them to throw away their useless lives.
Daily globe., 1883-08-12

Hurbe, father of the three great Mexican
millionaries, who own the most valuable
estates in the city of Mexico, began life as.
mule driver.
Daily globe., 1883-08-12
CRIME.

A Cattle Thief in Colorado Lynched by
CowbOys-The Daily Calendar of Cussed-
ness.
MoBBED, SHOT AND HUNG BY COWBOYS.
DENVER, Col, Aug. 1.-The Republican
at Canon City says L. E. Walker, charged
with cattle stealing, was forcibly taken
from the sheriff about midnight last night
by an armed mob of cowboys, shot to
death and the body hung from the timbers
of a bridge in the suburbs of the town.
Walker was returning from a successful
visit to Salida, whence he had been accom-
panied by the sheriff, to secure bonds for
his appearance before the grand jury. The
whole county is terribly excited, and meas
ures have already been taken to apprehend
the murdererS,
Daily globe., 1883-08-12
KILLED.BY A POLICEMAN.

CHATTANOOGA, Aug. 11.-Jonas Check,
keeper of shooting gallery, was instantly
killed tonight by policeman James Bailey.
Check attacked the officer while the latter
was trying to prevent two men from fight
ing and inflicted serious wounds before he
shot
Daily globe., 1883-08-12

TEE WEEKLY GLOBE.
An eight pAge paper published every Thurs
- Gay, sent pOst paid at $l.15 per year. Three
uucnths OF trial for Is cents.
Daily globe., 1883-08-12

A mass meeting will be held in Cooper
Institute, New York, on Aug. 81, for the
purpose of raising funds for the defense
of O'Donnell, who killed informer Carey
Daily globe., 1883-08-12
Obituary,

Use Redding's Russia Salye in the house, and
Redding's Russia Salve in the stable. Try it.
Daily globe., 1883-08-12
THE DAILY GLOBE.

SEVEN ISSUES PER WEEK,
EsssIy aid Sunday GLOBE; ONE DOLLAR per
sGaonth.
SIX ISSUES PER WEEK-BY MAIL,
ci.s month so cts Six months .....S 5.O0
phrce raonths. $3.50 Twelve months. 1000
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10 NY Oh PATRons.

z STILL OFSER NY VALUABLE SERVICES IL
Z you are 50 unfortunate nc 20 require item.
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certainty q success. No peculiar 70 your dsD-
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BY Female Monthly Medicines are SIpsEfor 20 MY
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Those OF the public who need my szrvices can de.
pend upon geDtlezzznly, honorable aa3d scientific
treatment at reasonable rates.
/ address particularly those vto have been In
jured by youthful fndiscretions, and those who
have contracted l9cal diseases.
Persons afflicted can, II they prefer, consult me
By Letter. detailing the symptoms Of the disease
trouble and receive medicine by express with full
instructions All letters must be directed 70 ]. g..
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co, CAL
Cure war7sa.ed IN all czzes, or pay required
Consultations, personally CT by letter, gratis Send
fof book Comfortable apartments for patients n
my Infnmary when dssiEedb With experienced
nurses
Consultation Parlo-z. sss Suffer street, sdjoini
the Young Mems CbfCtian Association Building.
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Ny Diploma saRSs In nsy of2se,
Purchase my EEssy Psychology aad Aarr.ag
For sale by ali ne Esdealers.
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Orders from Out of Town.

Orders from the country are filled quickly, and no
pains spared to make the getting of goods from
our Establishment as prompt and satisfactory, as
it is easy and economical. The best proof of
what we say is the fact of thousands of customers
all over the coast who for years have found it to
their interest to regularly supply their wants at
our stores
A large PRICE LIST, with over 200 illustrations,
together with any samples which may be de
sired will be sent free to any address on applica
ton.
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A Minnesota consumptive went TO North
Carolina 20 spend the winter While there
she met an old negro woman who told her
that dog oil was far better and less disa'
greeable to take than cod liver oil. The
lady bought fat dog, had it killed and the
fat rendered into oil. 1t agreed with her
very well, was easier digested than the
other, and she says she is getting WELL
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FREIGHT FROM TIE EAST.

Passed Ogden on June 5th for Sacramento
A. 4. Van VeoIhies & Co, bale blankets Mebius
Co., 10 teFces lard B. COIN, l box window
sh d. Goth l.. L Lewis, cask glassware Henry
Eckhardt box firearms Adams, Mcneil s Co, 4
bales sIleSing tobacco - barrels hams l csse
cigars Weiustock q Lubin. , boxes hats boxes
shoes A. Dennery & Co., barrels glassware Hall,
Luhrs * Co.. - barrels hans Huntington, Hop
kns s. Co, 69i bars iron, eases hardware, cases
sledges barrel hardware. case carriage wheels 50
boxes axes C. ?. t. T.. 81 car wheels, y barrels
copp ). Hahn & Co., cases drugs, II boxes
bottles.
For vaeavilis- G. W. Gibbs, case clothing, Csc
usch0ld goods.
For woodland-Rev J. McGuity, box atlas
For Fioriu-Henry W. Jackson, / organ.
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THURSDAY, Juae :, Is

THURSDAY. Juae :, 1888.
DEPARTMENT osE-AExsTEoSe, Judge.
The People Of the State Va " Farr-The or
der Of the Court Is that the defendant be authorized
TO withdraw his plea Of not guilty and interpose q
demurrer; set for hearing Mo- day.
Estate OF E. II. Rsnsti, ssed-Petilion fer q
final account and distribution Of the estate.
Estate Of A H. Willard. deceased Petition for a
FINAL accounting and petition for the sale OF real es-
tate set for hearing June %, 1883.
kinney School District ss. James Cornell ct al
On trial before a jury.
DxPASTSKSI Tvo-MCFAKL1SD, Judge.
John Reynolds vs. u. Lincaln.-Argued and
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Simonds Nabob Bourbon Whisky

DEsT IN MARKET, WILL CURE NERVOUS
4 , ness debility, Indigestion, fever, weakness
dyspepsia chills etc. Bss been sold in all the East
ern States and given universal Satisfaction 1t is
highly recommended By the Faculty for ali classes Of
fever and a2ue, nervousness weakness, debility.
dyspepsia Indigestion etc. IL is now introduced 70
the public OF the Pacific slope. indorsed BY the GER
tIic4te Of the eminent Dr. s. Dana EaYes, the state
Assayer Of Massachusetts, and DR.. u C. Dcuderbaek
OF st. Louis, No., both gintlemaa prominent in
their profession, aad which is a guarantee 70 al
buyers Of its purity and quality can show thou
sands Of letters from persons from all parts q tho
Onion aud Canada to testify to us merits and the
benefit il has afforded a family remedy and touie-
Rent hv al Leading Drngl1sts ava Grover az ap2g1
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GR.xn OpEN1Nn -Ths Fraiarickshnrc

GRAND OPENING The Fredericksburg
Beer Han at 525 K street. which has besa
elegantly stted up. viii be throvsn open 70
the public On Saturday nishs. Fred. Wager,
the joviAl proprietor, extends an L Yitasion
To al his frieods ard the public generally 70
Be PRESENT z4d sample his Fredericksburg
beer and past4ke q the excellent innehzau
inas wil hs sprssd on Inst oeeasioe. RzIEsm-
Der the tire, Saturday nighs.
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Silks and Satins.

Satin Rhadames-choice assortment of colors-5o
cents.
Ottoman Silks, in latest shades 90 cents per yard
Satin Brocades, all-silk 70 cents.
Shrimp Pink Merveilleaux, in extra quality, 81 IS
per yard.
Black Satin Brocades, IS cents
Maroon and Navy Blue Silk, SO cents peryard.
Summer Silks in stripes checks 50 cents per yard
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AZ No woman really practices economy
unless she USES the Diamond Dyfs. Many
liars can be saved every year. Ask the
Gr1ggist.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.

WEDNESDAY, .June G, ISIS
June 6-charles ". Sommers ct al 10 George L.
Shsser; 81, l5o-E lot 9, and G, Eighteenth and
Nineteenth streets, city
The estate d Joseph yinemeyer to W S. Aesick /;
500 5. CT E. lot, and j. Fourth and Filth
streets cstY
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see keFes-ese miis frsus Plynserth ;
ea.d Buldinz; - aeraE Ia Closer. csn b u
creased 70 50. 10 besst c, Cows and Hsiiers 6
Eozsas. Wagons, - as Eogs, ~ Fsrrlng Icss =.
z1.A : psFiHe NIX Ee1ts IN t5EIi q plymouth
p14ue elaaB
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The ii i z Nicssrscn GiTorcs suit has bse3
subniitsa On the sViGeI &C already TscsiYsd,
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800 Aerss--nEe nile from L.frsse; all
fenced PT.ee. SO per are
sHEETsEz & ALsEP, sscEauenio.