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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-06-12
Commission Dealers.

The iohowing are the qu9tatloDs OF eaIes IRON
By commission mea yesterday and are subject
r. ,{s1iy 1ucrua+;0us.
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Eggs an Food.

From the Boston Journal Of Chemistry.
Eggs, at average prices, are among the cheap.
est and most nutritious articles of diet. Like
milk, an egg is complete food in ITSELF con-
tainng everything necessary for the develop
ment OF perfect animal. as Is manifest from
the fact that chick 10 formed from 1t. It seems
q mystery how muscles, bones, feathers, and
everything that chicken requires for its per-
feet development, are made from the yelk and
white OF an egg: but such is the fact, and 1t
shows how complete food an egg is. It is also
easily digested, II not damaged In cooking
Indeed. there is no more concentrated and
nourfshing food than eggs. The albumen, oil
and saline matter are, AZ in milk, In tho right
proportion for sustaining animal life. Two or
three boiled eggs, with the addition of slice
or two Of toast, win make breakfast sufficient
for man. and good enough for king.
According to DR.. Edward Smith, In his
treatise on Food" an egg weighing an ounce
and 1734 grains OF nitrogen, or Is IS per cent
of carbon and per cent, Of nitrogen. The
value OF one pound 0fegg. as food for sustaining
the active forces of the body. Is to the value OF
one pound Of lean beef as 1, 5S4 to 800. As q
to one pound of beef
A hen may be calculated to consume one
bushel of corn yearly, and to lay ten dozen or
fifteen pounds of eggs. This is equivalent to
saying that three and One-tenth pounds Of corn
will produce, when fed to a hen, ave-sixth of a
require about five pounds OF corn for its
production. Taking into account the nutriment
In each and the comparative prices of the two
on an average. the pork is about three times as
costly food as the eggs, while 1t Is certainly
less healthful.
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The funeral of Hayward n. Hutchinson, whSco
took place this afternoon nom hts lats home, No
1919 Massachusetts avenue. was very largely
attended Many elegant noral tributes voeu
placed upon the casket Including Q beaup
uful wreath sent BY the Pre8dene
The services were conducted by Rev W. A. Leoa-
ard. rector OF ST. Johns church. The uali-bearUe,
were senator Miller, OF California; Mr.. Louis Ger.
stie, OF California; Gen. r. Beale OF this city:
COL A +. Rockwoli, Gen n L Jcffries and NJ T.
b James, OF this city.
Among those present at the funeral were ex-Sec-
0sentattveS Bliss and Page, Gen. J. A.
Williamson and j. j. Knox The casket contain
Ing the remains was placed IN the center OF the
main parlor about It were arranged tho the beau.
uIui offerings OF friends The caszet was nearly
covered with pail made OF chenille and white
roses, while beautiful arch OF the same material
$1,000 at the foot. solid silver plate, bearing
SIMPLY the NAME Hayward n Hutchinson, was On
Creek Cemetery.
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"A Victim Of the 1oamnette.
SEAMAN WARREN OFFICIALLY DECLARRD DEA

fHILADRLrHIA, Pa, May l2-The register Of
Wills to-day granted letters OF administration on
the estate OF Henry Warren, one OF the lost Sc
men OF the Arctic steamer Jeannette. 70 Mrs Bur-
duct, mother OF deceased Tho register had taken
Warren, ana after reviewing tho testimony OF
Chief Engineer Melville. In which It Is stated that
Inc supposed dead man was member OF Lieut.
Chipp's boat. which was lost on the coast OF ST.
IBERIA, the register says that the last that
OF warren and bis comrades was aG q time OF OK
ing saved, and the probability OF tho loss at that
time Is strengthened by the time which has since
elapsed without any tidings and b. the eruitless
result OF the subsequent search for either the DO
or for Lieut.. Chips company. The presumption
Is that the death OF Warren occurred on the 18th
OF 6eptember, 1881.
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Tnomas bowling has recently sold the following
real estate for n Ashford ana John I. Mitchell
~ustees: Fart OF lot s, square "a, with Improve.
menf4. located on north side OF II street. between
Sfh and TN streets northwest. to DR.. q. Mauisny.
Tor ss.oOoa For WIN. A Mckinney ana Randau
Hagnef. trustees. improved property situated on
the scutaeast corner OF West and Congress streeesI
improxsd property adjoining above to J. A.BaksT,
70 John A. Baker. for 9. SIS For same trustees
town, together with improvements, to Jonn a.
Baker, Tor $500 For Samuel Maddox and WI
nam = Miller, trustees lot 81 ana part OF lot sd
on the west side OF High street extended ana "a.
joining the road 70 the new naval observatory,
together With the Improvements, to Philip Young,
OF lot q OF Subdivision OF square ieS. on rsest
sloe OF 18th street. between and N streets q
S S Curtis. Tor % cents per square foot For
trustees, part OF lot I. in block ., or Todd and
Browns subdivision OF part OF Pleasant Plsina
together with improvements, TO Mary Wester.
OF lot %. In Charles UhIman's oS ssr
for SIS '" a. NSAs
kers, have recently made the Following esies a.
building lots: On Connecticut avenue, between q
ana x streets. for C. B. Jewell, ESQ.,, to Admiral
a Davio y D.. Porter o. 3 n. four lois e = Per
street, between Scott Circle and street for Thoa
Alien. 20 Capt John Rodgers q. g. A. three Iota
~ oC per square loot, cash, amounting TO 50 800;
on 10Th street corner OF Corcoran street three lots
LOT Is H Warner, to Claudius B. Jewell, se,7bi: on
lotn street. corner or Madison street. two lots for
SENATOR J. ID Cameron. to Sherman Paris, OF New
lorK, Tor VIE; on 10th street. between Massa.
chusetts avenue and street. one lot for 0re9ory
g. Chaves, TO Mrs T1ney Speed Rodgers for sS6O6:
on street near Vermont avenue, one lot, ssK rees
'front.'. Tor Mrs Alice kirkwood, to Col, Robert L
Fleming. for A,O6l
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on any or all Of the eggg as it happens. Then
there are Oats buAt by The tailor birds. where
the residences are side by side and protected by
perfect roof Among the other workers is the
carpenter bee, that bOres q hole az perfect as
the finest instrument OF human make. and forms
a partition OF the sawdust. Here is worker
in metal. 1t bored these holes I'm this piece of
lead, but no one knows how. Here 10 a piece
of the hardest granite known yet it has been
ruined by this shell. q pkolas Stranger yet
the miner has lamp to work by, a phosphores-
cent light.
'Among the animals that are in the subma-
rine diving business ie the spider. 1t has no
diving bell, or armQr. yet it goes below the sur
tace and remains there by taking down air be-
meath its body In the shape of balls, which 1t
leaves there beneath some twig or leaf."
"How about reporters"
''but if you have ever hunted the black bear you
scratches it makes on trees Ut distance seven
or eight feet from the ground. These signs rank
as high as the tramp sign language; one bear
knows that another has been there before. The
sailors are represented by this spider, that not
only goes to sea, but builds ifs own boat OF
leaves and pushes OF Ia search of prey. The
dramatic profession ID represented by some
South American birds, who 60 through certain
strange performances for the benefit of other
companions. As for the undertakers many
species OF beetles bury their dead The medi-
cal profession Is represented by the doctor Ash.
who has In his side lancet which comes out
without warning. and, like that of Bob Saw.
yer, lie always ready for use. The wasps are
the paper makers; some are masons The min
listers are represented By the praying nantes"
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LIQUOR LICkESEA
The Commissioners, at their meeting this after
noon, approved the liquor licenses OF Mrs. c. ].
Kane. David O'COnnell and Mrs Mary McHugh.
TIE PROPOSED CHANGE OF PoILCE HEADQUARTERS.
The matter OF the change OF police headquarters
was discussed to-day by the Commissioners at
tn cir meeting, and 1nal of1er made to the pro-
prietors OF the HELEN building as to terms, &C.
letter was directed to be Forwarded TO the heirs
REPAIRING or CONCRETE PAvEMENT6
The Engineer Commissioner was authorized by
the Commissioners to-day to prepare advertise
ments for proposals for the repair OF the concrete
pavements after she 1st OF July.
PERMITS 10 BUILD.
Building permits have been issued by Inspector
Entwisle as follows; T. T. Carroll, repair brick,
S29 New Jersey avenue: $500 Andrew Archer, re-
pair frame, 615 9th street southwest; $2O0 Samuel
Kerr, erect a brick, three-story and basement
dwelling. Massachusetts, avenue. between 18th
and 14th streets: G,c00 Mrs. Warder. repair
frame, 1870 nth street northwest: 500 j. h
Semmes repair brick rear OF 740 18th street north
west; $500 Edward HammerSley, repair frame,
rs 9TH street southwest: $500 Robert Pywer, re-
PAR brick. southwest corner 18th and x streets;
$500 Annie Harding, repair frame 1895 Madison
street; $24Q
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E0sylA.


The grand jury at Montgomery, Ala, yesterday
brought nve indictments against Paul Strobach,
Y. y marshal for fraud In HIS accounts wheS
deputy marshal Mr.. Strobacb claims that it Is
bourbon attempt 70 ruin him.
The 3lst assembly district republican assoc1A.
ton OF New York. at its meeting last night passed
resolutions bitterly denouncing the Legislative ap.
poroonment OF congressional districts as designea
from thst city.
The Pennsylvania house last evening passed ihe
bill abolishing the ONCE OF recorder In PhladeI.
phia by vote OF Is to l6 An amendment imposing
the duties OF the once ON the city treasurer VA
adapted
Application was made at Atlanta Ca yesxer.
day FOR receiver for Col N. T. Thornton. propr1o.
tor OF the Posf-Appeal HIS notes have gone g
protest
Mrs John Ennis, q widow, attempted 70 shooe
DR.. II. w. PurnelL well-known physician. IN the
court house at Memphis. Tenn. yesterday because
he promised 20 marry her. but refused 70 keep hi
pledge.
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The savage ApacAee
FIERCE FIGHT IN TIE MOUNTAIN PASTNEsSIS or

A dispatch nom Hermosil.o Mexico, dated the
tenth says: ~Col Torres returned last night from
the Sierra MadreS He pursued the Apaches
twenty days and finally found them entrenched
In the sfrongholds or the mountains He attacked
the Indians with 800 troops and nankiug them
charged them In the rear at the point OF the bay
dians ned leaving eleven Killed Five soldiers
were killed and eight slightly wounded Col.
Torres says the Apaches were armsd with re-
peating rifles and fought savagely. He thinks the
Indian troubles Ia Sonora are ended. The troops
returned 10 Guaymas With the wounded and 10
obtain fresh raIi0nS"
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Amusememts.

FoRD's OPERA Housx.-The annual benent OF
Mr.. John T. Ford will be given here on Monday
evening The program for the occasion viii be
Gilbert and Sulityan's charming fairy opera OF
"folantha"
NATIONAL THIATxR.-Miss Ada Cray closes her
engagement this evening. The benelt OF the Po-
tomsc boat club will be given on the 18th. 18th
ana 18th OF 0sy. Mr. samuel @. Kinsley win have
benent here on May a5th and 26th.
THEArxR CoHIQuk-The manager or the Com
ique has arranged . very attractive program Tor
next week.
DIME NUsEuN AT this fayofite resort the pro-
gram for isext week win contain many new and
attractive features
DRIvER's SUMNER GARDEN win open on Monday
evening, for which occasion an inviting program
has been arranged.
during the week, anOrds q pleasant evening re.
sort.
THE SPRING MEETING of the National Jockey
club win commence on Tuesday, and continue
four days
MARIET's MAY FEsrIvAL-Pnof L. q. Marini viii
give hts annual May norA festival on Tuesday,
May I'D.
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Tho Star Route Arguments.

JUDGE wYLu ANNOUNCES HIS PURPOSE 10 ALLOW
But ONE ADDRESS FoR EACH DEFENDANT.
The star route trial was adjourned yesterday
afternoon until Monday, when Mr.. wilson will
resume his address to the jury In behalf OF Mr..
Brady. Before the adjournment Judge wyiiean-
nounced that he would allow but one address to
the Jury for each defendant. Mr.. Davidge and
Mr.. IngersOn said that the ruling OF the court
would cause them much Inconvenience without
saving any time. Mr.. Ingersoll intimated that in
case the court insisted upon its ruling he would
speak for Miner. MesSrA Vale and Miner are bot 4
represented by one attorney, Mr.. Hspkle Judge
Mylie said he would consider the matter again
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An Alleged Bri,Ish Ferxer Extradited

NEW YORK, May l2-Eiwin Harvey Wadge,
atlas Captain Archer. alias Major Tempiar, whose
extradition was demanded by the British consul
TO answer charge OF forgery committed in Lon.
and handed over to the British consul The latter
TOOK him on board the steamer Greece, OF the
National line. and placed him In charge Of an
omcial, who VIII guard him closely until he sur.
renders his prisoner TO the authorities London.
Shortly after Wadge was placed On board tho
steamer sailed for England
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IMPORTANT TESTIMONY YESTERDAY.

The most Important testimony elected yester-
day at the trial OF Congressman Thompson, at
Harrodsburg, Ky, was that given By John B.
Thompson, brother OF the accused. His testimony
showed that It was he, and not Miss Buckner. as
has been generally reported. who informed Thomp-
son OF the criminal conduct OF his wife with Davis
at Cincinnati. At Phil ThcmpSon's request his
brother went TO Cincinnati to Investigate the re-
ports that his wife had dlsgraced herself By ap-
pearing In public hotel IN q state OF intOxica.
ti0n and learned that she had occupied room in
the st. Clair hotel with Davis The prosecution
fought hard TO exclude Ell evidence relating TO
MIS- Thomps0n's conducs at Cincinnati, but Il was
admitted. Several witnesses thereupon TESTIFIED
to her conduct In company with Davis. and that
she was taken BY Davis 20 his room. Davis Was
registered at the hotel q "H Dav1A"
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General Foreign News By Gable.
YTHSEILA A CRANK

DUBLIN, May 12-The man Kinsella, who made
voluntary confession 10 the police last week that
he was concerned Ia the murder OF Lord Leitr1m
was again arraigned In court to-day. His story
Is not believed, as 1t Is thought he Is q lunatic
The Judge was about to discharge Kinsella when
the latter said he was afraid he would be shot II
was released He was therefore remanded to phi
son,
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Sitting BuIi AZ standing Rock.

Bull and baad arrived here on Thufsday from Fort
Randall They number l47 Indians, all told. Four
deaths occurred on the way ana one birth. The
old chief talked peace his arrival and said that
hereafter he desired TO engage In farming pursuits
unmolested. GaH. Grow King and others OF Sit
ting Bulls old hostile neutenants were not Of
1usive In their reception.
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ecICTDR OF A ADMINISTRATIONS stone, Q
prominent millionaire CITIZEN OF Cleveland. Oh1A
combined with insomnia, produced mental d.
ranRement, and IN ut he took his LIE. he leaves
OF Col John Hay, formerly Assistant Secretary Of
State.
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Tux NHSb HSafSE eHby4k The new Columbia
ensfnes tto1y vii De t1tlt %. the lot just pur-
chased pr me city nom Hiss n. Joyce, nearly op-
postte HE present engine house The plan, very
striking one. has been prepared BY MI. Philip
Dryer, who planned the Dominican MONASTERY IN
South Washington. The contracts for the build-
ing Will be made before the LIST OF June and the
work completed by the close or the summer.
DrHrHERIA.-Two graDdchildren OF the late
Bishop Johns, SgedS and II years. died this week
az the residence OF their parents. on Seminary
Hill
AccrpENf.-A Lad named VIII Pope, employed as
RiSchei's mill, on Fairfax ana Queen streeUS. was
caught In the machinery this morning and carried
around several times, but was saved after most OF
his clothing had been torn on He d considerably
injured.
REroRrKR's NorEa-Mr. r. Green, OF the Mystic,
has taken temporarily the position OF engineer OF
the steamer John Gibson. vice Engineer Nash, who
has accepted place on United States vessel
The services at the Methodist Protestant church,
on Washington street. were conducted last night
by Rev. d.. Mills at one time pastor OF the church
Religious meetings are now held every evening
at the Methodist Episcopal church--The SUI
phurous substance left By the recent rain was
found Ia the streets here AZ well as In Baltimore
and elsewhere.
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BASKETS. Baskets BAskrrs,

BASKETS! BASKETS! BAsKETss
Itw be to your interest to carefully note the follow
ing extremely low prices:
LUNCH BAsKETA
Straw Lunch Baskets. 1oc.
Willow Lunch Baskefs 2sc
Large size Palm Lunch Baskets &c., &C.,. J9c.. 900.
Those are remarkably nice and large basket and very
cheap.
Rush Shopping Baakets 1Oc.. no.. &c.. A,c., 49,.
IN different styles and OF excellent quality Look at
them.
SHOPPING Baskets. in all white and an black; unlined
and lined. plain and fancy. from 25c. to 99c.
Work Baskets in numerous designs from 2oc. to 99c
Waste Paper Baskets. In square. round, bell shape.
&c., from 49c
Travelling Baskets. in endless variety good designs
and durable make. from 49c
Infants Basket Chairs, s9c.
Flower Baskets. from l5c. up
Clothes Baskets. from 9oc. up.
We constantly adding to this department. and our
assortment Win be found very superior. An examine
ton Of our stock is respectfully solicited and especially
Of our $40 RATTAN BABY CARRIAGE.
sILyERBERG's,
my7 81 It'll and 31S 9Th street northwest.
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LOO numbers ending with So beng the last two p,-
ures Of the number brewing the Capital Prize Of S76 0O
The subscribers having supervised the SingeNurnber
DRAWING Class Z. ouisana State Lottery, hereby GER
1fy that the above are the numbers which this day
drawn from the 100 900 placed I'm the Hhee with Tia
prizes corresponding to them
Witness our hands ct New Orleana Ia. this Tuesdav
May eth, 1883.
Ct. FREskkyYREdARD. Commissioners.
Prizes Csshed In Full Without Deduction,
No. 71.1es draws capital prize. SIS. 600. sold IN
Hsvans Cnba. No. a. soS draws second capita
third capital prize. $40 600, sold in New Orleans.
Ca Ca s axei 20 sS; Allentown BIZ Bend Cal Nos
Mo-. and san Francisco. Gel. Nos. IL, Il0. rs as
~ 62i 046 80 061. each s.. 0O0. sold In Boston
NY. Norfolk and kewbnrn. Va. Memphis. Tenn.
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VIcKsBURG, May IL, II q Moving to the in
terrupuon OF communication the following report
OF the execution at Lake Providence has only Just
reached here: Henry Revels (colored, was hanged
a. Lake PToyidence, La-s yesterday. for the muir
0er OF Aenry HyamS, white man. In the tall OF
1873. great crowd was present, In which the col
ored people predominated. The cuiprit made q
snort speech. saying: 1.-THE Lord has forgiven me |;
let what you sees be warning. There ts here-
after, and am willing to 1on
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A DESPERATE LovER--Jack Bradley, a dis
carded lover, entered the residence OF John
Pa, and walked into Mrs. whites bedroom. She
ordered him away and he refused to go, and put
MS arm around her and attempted to kiss her,
and attempted TO shoot her through the heed
she struck the weapon down and the ball took
but seized her assailant and after q desperate
struggle, threw him to the floor and d. He
went Immediately to Connellsvilie, where AFTER a
lively fghtrthe police captured him. After being
taken TO jail he took half box OF Trough on
Rats" but the dose was too much. and instead or
killing him IL acted as an emeLc and hts life Was
saved He was committed to the Uni0ntown
jail
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From London Nature.
Litera sc,-ipta naanet is phrase which is lit.
orally true of China. It is generally mentioned
in popular books on that country that the re-
spect for paper on which any words are written
Is 80 great that scavengers are specially en-
pioyed to collect 1t in the streets and preserve
it. Whatever doubt existed on this score must
now be set at rest, for In q recent issue Of the
Picking Gdzette We find memorial to the
throne from the police censor OF the central d.
vision of the capital reporting that there are 10
that city over eighty establishments for the re-
manufacture OF waste paper. Paper with cha
racters on it, the memofialist complains. used
to be mixed up with the waste paper and de-
filed by being applied to such base uses. The
memorialist and his colleagues published pro-
CARNATIONS embodying the sacred edict of the
great Emperor Kang-hi. that ia heaven and
earth there Is nothing more precious than
den to traffic In printed or written paper, and
the manufacturers were ordered to pick out all
such paper from among the waste paper pur-
chased by them, and send 1t to the Offices,
where certain amount per pound would be
PAID ior IT, TWO temples were selected where
this paper could be properly burned periodically
The police magistrates on inquiry find that now
the manufacturers have some idea of the rev.
erence due to written characters; but some per-
manent means of supporting the expenses of
the purchase ana sacred process OF destruction
should be established, as at present the me-
morialist has to pay them out of his own
pocket. He further suggests that the sale OF
the house and furniture of certain escaped
criminal, though they will not fetch much, will
be sufficient, If put out at interest. to meet
these expenses; and he further requests that
the sale OF written paper to manufacturers he
forbidden. The Imperial rcscript on this me-
mortal has not come to our notice. but In all
probability the escaped criminals house and
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I'd Edition.
--latest T6leglans to T'lo Star.

Senator Anth0nyss COnditIou.
PROVIDENCE, May Ex-senator Anthony's con-
dftfoa remains about the same todsx He passed
q somewhat restless night
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Wall street TODAY.
sloNs OF CoNFrDHxCE GIVEN BY SMALL sPgcuLA


NEv YORK, May 12-The Posts financial article
says: The stock market showed declied nantes
latious OF manipulation BY the professional specu.
lators this forenoon. II opened generally q frac-
tion lower than the closing prices OF last night.
ana continued steady up 70 about II O'Clock
During the hour there were q good many
purchases OF broken lots OF stocks, (below
!W sharesl. at prices . fraction above
as an indication or buying by small outside specu-
lators. and reflects an Improvement in the conn
dence or the outsiders But about II O'Clock there
was an increase OF selling orders for larger
amounts. which seemed to pc concerted attack,
~ per cent on the general list within an hour
After the announcement Of the bank statement at
IL O'CLOCK, which was unusually favorable, the
market became steady. and small fraction OF the
decline was recovered by 1880 O'Clock. The total
sales up to IL 80 O'Clock were about l6S 600 shares
Government bonds we're Il higher for tn Is and
AVS. and for the extended So The supply Of
money Is becoming more abundant Rates for
call loans on stocks In the forenoon were Sa4 per
cent, with four months money offered at az.
Foreign exchange very quiet