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FRANCE AND CHINA.

Especial Cablegram to the Globe.l
Hone KoNG, China, Nov. 2O.-The Chi
nese have abandoned Sontag and Bacninh,
and will probably arrest the movement of
their troops on the frontier. The ground
Is still too wet for the French to resume ac-
tive operations. It is reported at
Haihnong that the city of
Haihnong was destroyed by fire the night
of the 18th inst. The fire was said to have
been instigated by the Hue Mandarins
governing the Annamite capitol who are
on good terms with pirates and robbers,
and conspire against the Tonquinese as
we'll as against the French. This is re-
garded as the result of DR.. Harmand's
political scheming in Amman and
Topquin.
PARIS, Nov. 21,-Owing to cable inter
ruption information of military operations
in Tonquin is not expected for a week.
The fleet will make naval demonstration
on the Chinese coast during the attack up
on Bacninh.
PARIS, Nov. 21.-The Chinese ambassa-
dor has received reply to the last French
communication in the Tonquin question,
OHlhe hahoS 1ioeH prOpoSalS, which are
not in any way acceptable to the French
government.
PARIS, Nov. 21.---The French govern
ment has informed Spain that several
Spanish republicans have left Paris for the
frontier.
BERLIN, Nov. 21-China hes issued a
circular declaring she has done her utmost
to preserve peace, but the demands
of the French are SO exorbitant
that she can only maintain her present
attitude aud abide the result.
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5faavx FnlIure.

san FBANCIso, Nov. 2l.-Nichols, Fried
lander q Co, wholesale dealers in furnish
ing goods, San Franciso and New York,
made an assignment to-day in favor Of
their creditors. The failure IS due to
heavy endorsements for Henlein 81 Cos,
and Loutenbach, New York, both of whom
recently failed. Liabilities 100000, Of
which half is New York indebtedness.
The FriedlaDder assets are $650,o0O.
Every one will be paid in full, as the firm
stood high, and has been in existence
In rty yeers.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 20.-The car,
congratulating General Milotin upon the
completion of fifty years. service, said the
generals labors in perfectin& the military
reforms allows the government to direct
It's chief attentions to peaceful develop
meut of the rich internal resources of the
country.
MADRID Nov. 20---The German crown
prince will disembark ut Valencia at noon
on Wednesday and start on Thursday even
ing for Madrid, where he will be received
at the depot by King Alfonso, cabinet min
listers, civil and military authorities and
high officials of the palace.
BELGRADE, Nov. 2O.---Further executions
of persons connected with the recent re-
volt are occurring daily. The extreme
penalty has been RENTED in the case of
the radical committee now in prison.
LONDON, Nov. 20.-A Vienna correspon-
dent says he hears from reliable Chinese
source that the government at Pekin has
sent circulars to eighteen yiceroys pointing
out the gravity of the political situation,
and expressing firm resolution to oppose
to the utmost the French invaders, and
therefore, 1t says the services of 10000
men will be required.
CAIRO, Nov. PA French gunboat has
arrived at Suakim. The fact Chat no in
formation of any character comes from
Hicks Pasha is causing anxiety in govern
ment circles. the idea prevails of COM
pletely abandoning The Soudan if he is de-
feated.
Mahmoud Pasha, the officer who com
manaed the Egyptians in the recent dis
astrous combat with the rebels at Toka,
will be tried by court martial.
MADRID, Nov. 21.-The German squad
ron and six Spanish men-of-war, escorting
the German crown prince. are sighted of
Valencia this evening. The harbor is
brilliantly illuminated and the streets
thronged. Some futile intrigues occurred
to mar the cordially of the reception. Tho
most radical Inhabitants refused to re-
spond to the invitations to join in vel
coming the prince. He will disembark on
Thursday morning. The Madrid corpor-
alton is organizing a grand reception to
visitors.
MADRIp, Nov. 21.-The Republican
military society has issued an address TO
army and people, declaring that if the
government does not establish universal
suffrage at the next session of the cortes.
the society will adopt a revolutionary atti-
tude.
BERLIN, Nov. 21-The centre party of
the diet resolved to postpone all aggres-
sive motions until after debate is closed
upon tbs estimates and the public wor-
ship bill, when they will renew the appro
priation to the church laws.
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Our moneyed men and all others DESTROYS OF
making safe and profitable investment in St.
Paul realty should remember that on Friday
next, Nov. %, at 2 p. M, there will be sold on
the grounds all of block 70, Stinson, Brown &
Ramsey's addition to St Paul. This beautiful
piece of ground lies On West Seventh street with
in two blocks Of the Omaha railroad shops and
in portion of the city that is growing rapidly,
and where realty is sure to double in value in
the next ten months
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The conviction of the colored man
Hunster, in the district court yesterday,
was very wise conclusion of the trial
The defense was that the shooting was &C
cidental and wholly unintentional. If this
plea was correct 1t was no just bar to a
conviction. 1t is time few of these &C
cidental shootists were sent over the road.
In Hunster's case the punishment is too
light, if the shooting was Intentional and
none too heavy if it was accidental.
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mon IRTs WHfCR rs EoW.

The GLoBE, dsy or two since, gave
place to the protest of Detroit lady
against the indecency OF art. This lady
very forcibly critieises the style which is
so popular, especially among French arr
lists, of undress paintings of the female
form divine. As q matter of fact. the
more nakedness an artist can throw
upoa canvass the higher is the
art regarded, and to condemn
the laseivious displays, places one in
the category of no. beng able to appre-
oiste culture
The GLoDE is very happy to be placed
in the nou-appreciative category. The
popular French style and its American
Imitation, is grossly immoral and shame
fully indecent. The s'artr
displsy at the recent Chicago exposition
was one which no reputable lady or gen
tleman ough. to have been able to witness
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Excursionists Arrived Safely.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov. 2I.---The excur-
sion train from Kansas City and points
on the line of the Kansas City, st. Louis
and Memphis railroad, bringing $50 visi-
tors, arrived safely at Z o'clock. David
2. Hadden, president taxing district, in a
speech welcomed the visitors, and ten
dered the Inequalities of the city to the
excursionists, remarking that during their
sojourn everything would be free to them.
Ex- Mayor Allen, Kansas City, responded
on BEHALF of the visitors. A grand ban
quet will be rendered them tomorrow
night. The city presents a gala appear
ance as nearly all business houses are dec
GRATED with flags. The excursion train
returns on Friday afternoon.
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Yellow Fever IN san Francisco

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Nov. 21-Surgeon
Vanzandt, of the marine hospital, reports
the two cases Of yellow fever In that institu-
ton are two German sailors of the wreck
ed bark brought here by the steamer Ca
lima from Marsnthan who were
admitted to hospital on the en-
dorsement Of The German consul. The
disease developed after admission. No
fears in the city are entertained, even
should it be proven Jhe disease is yellow
Fevar
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The GLOBE special from Cleveland, Ohio,
this morning SHES the castor of Hon.
Henry B. Payne into the Presidential
ring. If ''the old ticket is not selected
Mr.. Payne would make strong candidate.
He ought to have been nominated in 1880
instead of Harcock, and would have been
if Thurman's dog manager manipu-
lation of the Ohio delegation had not
prevented. If he had been nominated at
that time he would have been elected.
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Two Fine Residences Sold.

One of the finest residences in the city
is that erected By Henry Shipman at the
corner of Summit avenue and Arundel
street. While the exterior is decidedly at
tractive aud striking the interior in finish
and decoration IS simply superb. Mr.
Shipmsn has just sold the place to Her
man Greve, Esq, on terms not made pub
lie. His price hiss bsen $4,000, but as
the transfer involves some exchange of
property the exact consideration cannot be
stated.
Rev. Samuel Conn, formerly pastor Of
the First Presoy terrain church, has said his
residence at No. "a. Summit avenue 10
JonD, Espey. Esq, for $1,000.
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The New Nlagara Bridge.

BUFFA1s, N. Y, Nov 21.-The Michigan
Central railroads new eantilever bridge at
Niagara Falls, is about completed to-day,
and the work was witnessed by large
crowd of people. Both shore structures
were commenced less chan seven months
since, while tho suspension bridge, 4 few
hundred feet away, was over three years
building. The bridge is double track,
steel canLiiegsr, the first erected in this
counry.
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The greatest medical wonder Of the world.
Warranted to speedily curs Burns, Bruises, Cuts,
Ulcers, Salt Rhsun1, Fever Sores, Cancers, Piles,
ChiLb!ains, CONS, letter, Chapped Hands and
skin e1uptiOas, guaranteed TO cure in every
instance, or money refunded; Is cents per box.
For safe by Iemb.o q Bethune
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The spec of a cloud 10 bigger than
mans hand between China and France has
grown amazingly of late, and it may be
that now the hostile forces of the two pow
ers are in bloody array. Diplomatic
Intervention seems to have entirely failed,
only recourse left.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-22

At times symptoms Of Indigestion are present,
uneasiness of the stomach, e,c., moisture like
perspiration, producing itching at nigat, or
when one is warm, cause the piles. The effect
is immediate relief upon the application of
Dr.. Bosanko's Pile Remedy. Price 81 cents.
For sale by A. Il. Wilkes, d. & e. Zimmerman
and +. Stiefle, druggists
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The Chicago Inter Ocean thinks the next
national Republican convention should be
held at Philadelphia. 1t don't make much
difference where the defeated candidate is
selected.
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov 21-Oyer 100 dele
gates to the tslegraphers' mutual benefit
association, composed OF 1900 telegraph
operators, were present at 3 banquet ten
dsred them at the Continental hotel This
evening By the Pilii2sel phia photographers.
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A Pack ofImpostors.
The relief society sends out this note
of warning:

John Kostske, with wife and three children
living on thu east side Of Dale street, near the
Manitoba railroad, since April last, cuIti7ating
there SIX and a half acres of land with a house
on 1t, all of which he rentei to John Tut, OWL
ing span Of work horses, wagons and harness,
which he used all summer IN leaning, owning
also a tbree-year-old colt, q COW and SIX hogs,
departed day or two since to take up his abode
az Lake Josephine in Mount View township,
leaving his thrifty wife to prove herself suita-
bic felpmeet n the s.ruggls Of life By staying
b=hInd q few days to solicit On order z -ocer-
les from the relief society, and further contri-
buttons from house to house the plea 81 SUI
fering and destitution The haritabiy dispos-
ed are advised 70 offer to purchase some Of the
stock rather than to make cont. buttons for
money OF provisions.
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POSTMASTER GENERAL Gresham wishes
the country to understand that he does not
associate with Secretary Chandler except
at meetings of the cabinet. A report
gained circulation that the 2. M. G. has
recently been absent with Secretary Chand-
Ter on secret political mission in the in
terest of President Arthur:
''The fact is ''said the Postmaster General,
that l have not been out of the city since the
middle of September, when l visited friends in
the west, and that was never absent with MIR.
Chandler on any poll ical mission of any sort''
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NV YoHE, Nov. 2I.-In the suit of
Cuiro Won Trathsr against tbs Long Is
land Railroad company for $4,000 dam
ages for injuries suffered by being crushed
in train, the jury to-day gave a verdict
in favor OF pIaintif for S7.50O
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A CHICAGO paper, adverting to the fact
that an attack of govt visited Mr.. Randall,
says govt is not Democratic disease. Ma
laria sounds better and offers the opportu-
nifty for more of boom.
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THURSDAY MORNING NOVEMBER p 1883

ing at o'clock by an unknown man who
attempted to steal GERS COW. Struggle
ensued, snd the thief was about to get the
advantage of Geir's, when the latter drew
pistol, which the thief wrested from him
and shot him in the breast. He died soon
after and the murderer escaped.
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Block 25 of Stinson, Brown q Ramsey's eddi-
ton has just been subdivided into forty-fi7e fine
lots, nun er of which front on West Seventh
street formerly Fort street). This really beau
tiful block viii be sold at auction on Friday,
Nov. %. at u. IN.
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solved in view of the overstockel condi-
tlon OF the market to shut down all the
mills on December LIST to February 4th.
Masonic.

regular communication of Ancient Land
mark lodge, No. 5, A. f. and A. NJ, will be
held at Masonic hall this Thursday evening at
1:5O O'Clock. Work in the F. G. degree. By
order of the W.. NJ. VIM DA,1prEp
Secretary
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Paper 1TiIIs t, shut oown.

CHICAGO, Nov. 21.-The consolidated
Paper company, comprising fifty mills
throughout thu northwest, manufacturing
wrapping paper. met here to-day and re-
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Screens.

Among the rzany bezztifa Il novelties presented
70 purchasers IN this city for holiday and o;her
gifts, theirs Is nothing that compares to the els-
giant stock OF scrsens, which JOHN Matheis
shows at No. II Ezs. Third street.
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BRrGHr's DI5EAsE OF the Kidneys, Diabetes
ard other diseases Of tae Kidneys aud Liver,
which you are being 30 Heightened about, Hop
Bitters is the only thing that viii surely and
permanently preTe1, and cure al other per
tended cures only 1siege for q time aud then
make Won manY tlules Rorss.
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Pulled.

About 2 O'CLOCK this morning Officers
Murphy and Schefer pulled house On
Granite street, near Oakland ceme-
terry The keeper, Belle Fin
negsn, and girl named Moiiie
Green, thirteen years old, and man named
James Decker, were arrested for immoral
conduct. They we're brought to the city
hall and locked 10.
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Boston, Nov. 2l.-Arrived: The 5amaria
from Liverpool.
LONDON, Nov. 2i,-The HeI7eia from
New York, the Marathon from Boston, the
Algitha and GaDgea from New Orleans,
have arrived
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q. Fl. Nicolay, auctionesr, sold yesterday at
auction, corner Washington and Ontario streets,
lots and 2, block q, Rice & Irvine's addition to
st. Paul, 100 feet on Washington street, EOS
feet on Ontario street and 40 feet on Spring
street, adjoining the Minnesota Soap company,
for S9,00J.
Also, corner Maria avenue and Third street,
Dayton's bluff, lots /, and g. block 81, LYMAN
Dayton's addition to st. Paul, 120 feet on Maria
avenue AID 105 feet On Third street, for IS, $50.
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BUFFALO and Saratoga, N. Y, are in the
market for the national Republican con-
vention next June.
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In the city is at Matleis', no. II East Third St.
Ladies, please pause and iooz al the rich display
of the finest goods in the world.
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MAINE has gone into winter quarters
with snow six inches deep all over the
state.
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LEAP-YEAB will be with US in less than
six weeks.
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OIL Cloths

Russ-sl sizes, new designs, handsome goods.
now bindings-best goods st. PaRl ever saw. at
John Matheis'. II East Third street.
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Aliens Iron Tonic Bitters is the most power
fnl tonic in the world. All genuine bear
the signature OF j. p Allen, Druggist, St. Paul,
MINI
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Christmas is Coming.

Fancy silk and plush balls, silk cords, plushes,
yelours, fringes, etc., for fancy work, Matheis,
IL East Third street
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HENS nest has been patented at Wash
ingtop. What will come next?
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Mr.. AND Mrs. HENRY WARD BEEoHER sat
in box at the Star theatre in Brooklyn
last Saturday afternoon and witnessed the
Merchant of Venice, as rendered by Mr..
Irving (Shy lock- and Miss Terry tPortia. J
The visitors at the play house were so
much charmed that through Major Pond,
Mr.. Beecher's private secretary, Mr.. Irving
and Miss Terry were invited to dine on
Brooklyn heights Sunday afternoon. The
English artists were early in seats at Ply
mouth church and listened with admira-
ton to the great preacher. Mr.. Beecher
was at his best ard preached with such
animation that regular attendants re-
marked it "a they passed out at the close
OF the service. After the sermon Mr.
Beecher heartily greeted the actor and
actress and introduced them to a number
of distinguished members of his congrega-
ton. Taking Miss Terry on his arm Mr..
Bsecher led the way to his residence, where
quiet family dinner followed. MIR.
Beecher was highly complimentary to Mr..
Living, telling HIM he was born preacher:
''It was not pastor of Plymouth church
would be Henry Irving said Mr.. Beecher.
You are born actor" said Mr.. living
AS for myself, there is no one feel more in
ellned to envy than the pastor of Plymouth"
chur,h.i
AZ four O'Clock the guests departed car
ryiug snd leaving delightful impressions.
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MANSLAUGHTER.
THE JURY FINDS MUNSTER GUILTY
OF GRANDMOTHER IN THE
SECOND DEGREE.

The Closing Plea of the Attorney for the
Defense-An Excoriat1on of Some of the
Witnesses-Judge Wilkins Charge--A
Stay of Ten Days Granted.
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THANKSGIVING comes one week from to-
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CONGRESSMAN MILO WHITE, if he reads
the Republican papers of Minnesota, can
but discover that he is regarded as a large
man, in Pickwickian sense. At the late
election Mr.. Biermann carried the con.
gressional district handsomely, whereupon
the whole pack of Republican bloodhounds
are barking at him. AS sample of the
outcry by the Republican press the follow
ing complimentary notice is reproduced
from the Caledonia Argus:
The Democrats point with PRIDE to Bier
mann's 500 majority for governor in this dis
trict, and are building hope upon it, of the way
he will get away with Milo White next year
Don't beguile yourself, gentlemen, the Republi-
cans win not take the risk OF losing the district
again by nominating Mr.. White. Mr.. Biermauu,
if he runs, will hav5 to fight man next time.
Milo how do you relish being called a
Mouse" by your Republican friends?
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MURDERED ETA SLOT.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov 2L-Inforna alton
is received OF the murder OF Jacob GERS,
Berustadt, Lanrea county. yesterday morn
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The counsel for the defense endeavored
to bring out the facts in the testimony on
tuesday IN his possession in regard to the
main witness for the state, but his plau
was promptly sat on By the court. He
claims that her reputation in Chicago and
Joliet is so unssvory as to make her testi-
moDT unworthy of eredence.
At $50 she was complaining in the dis
trlct clerks Office that Mr. Egan had not
ordered enough mileage paid her on her
journey hither from Winnipeg to this trial.
and was very much iTFitated and toncusv
thezeat, and remarked within the hearing
OF the reporter that sSe EoaId never serve
tbs stats again's
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IsDIASAPoLIs, Ind, Nov. 21.-At Rush
vile, Ind, about four O'Clock this morn
ing, Edward Payne, cashier of the Rush
vile National bank, was awakened by g
noise il tbs kitchen. He started down
stairs and met 3 burglar coming up who
ordered him back, threatening to shoot.
Payne hurled a vessel at him Shereupon
the burglar fired a shot, taking effect IN
Psyae's right lung and he lies now in a
critical condition. The burglar Is at large
and unknoEn.
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ARRESTED.

CINCINNATI, o., Nov. 11.--Dispatche5 re-
ceived tonight By Detective Wappenstein
say Grant Sells, of Indianapolis, charged
with embeZzling $4,000 from an Indianap-
oils firm. was arrested on the train going
u Louisville, and taken 70 jail in Louis
vile.
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ST. PAUL, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER %.
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CAMDEN, n. j., Nov. 21.-As Edward j.
Dougherty was about to close his jewelry
establishment last night four men entered
and pointed revolvers at his head. Dough
erty struggled wi tn the thieves and his
wife ran in the street and gave the alarm
She was fired at but escaped the shots.
The thieves fed but one was secured. He
gave his name as John Welsh of ST. Louis.
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ARREST OF TRAIN wgECKERs

PITrsBURa, Nov. 21.-George Darrell and
Godfrey Brand were to-day arrested for
attempting to wreck passenger train on
the Pittsburg & Lake Erie d Pittsburg
road last week. They had disputed with
Conductor Davidson about fare and since
then three attempts to wreck his train have
been made oy placing an obstruction in
frog. Darrell and Brand are young men,
and live at Beaver Falls, thirty miles
west.
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NV YORK, Nov. 21.-wm. E. Brockway,
Nathaniel 3. Foster and Louis &. Martin,
counterfeiters, were arrgigned to-day and
pleaded not gritty. There are four in
dietments against each, charging forgery
in the first and second degrees.