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St. Paul daily globe., 1884-07-16
Constructing a Sewer OH Fort Street
from Eagle Street to MCB0al
Street, with Branch on
Ramsey Street Connect
ing with Sherman
Street Sewer.

Rice & Irvine's Addition, City of Saint Paul.
No. of Amt of
Certificate. Supposed owner Lot Block Sale.
3743 John harrington and es-
tate of Geo. Culver... 26 500. 26
3744 Same, same. Ely 35 it.. 6 26 81 SO
Dayton & Irvine's Addition and Rice & Irvine's
Addition.
No. OF Amt of
Certificate. Supposed owner. Lot. Block. Sale.
3746 Lafayette Emmett. 9 81 S67 90
5T47 Same, same. ........... 10 81 1920
Leech's Addition, City of st. Paul.
No. Of Amt of
Certificate. Supposed owner. Lot Block. Sale.
374S Lafayette Emmet. ...... SIS. SO
3749 ID O'Brien. Ely 30 feet front on
Fort street, and south of Fort
street of lots and Z, block 2,
Leech's addition to city of st.
Nui''''''''.-' .Soi II
St. Paul daily globe., 1884-07-16
THIRTY DAYS,

after the first publication Of this notice, shall
report you and your real estate so assessed "A
delinquent, aud apply to the District Court OF the
County Of Ramsey, Minnesota, for judgment
against your lands, lots blocks, or parcels there.
of 50 assessed, including interest, costs and ex'
penses, and for an order Of the Court to sell tha
same for the payment thereof.
194-204 GEORGE REFS, City Treasurer.
St. Paul daily globe., 1884-07-16
CoMPTRoLLER's OFFICE, CITY HALL,
ST. PAUL, Mimi. July 12, 1884.

To the owners of real estate holders of s'City
Treasurer's Certificates of Sale,'' and to all
other interested parties
St. Paul daily globe., 1884-07-16
WILL TAKE NOTICE,

that on the goth day of June, 1884, did receive
a warrant from the City Comptroller OF
the City Of St. Paul, for the collection of the
above named assessment.
The nature Of this warrant is, that if you fail
to pay the assessment within
St. Paul daily globe., 1884-07-16

names as delegates TO st. Paul:
Frank L. Morse, Michael Hoy,
Z. v. Brown. Titns MGreks
W. ". NcNair, Solon Armstrong,
W. II. Mills, Wm McArile,
Herman Wsstphal, r. ~ Wilson,
Isaac Atwatcr, A. \. Anles.
Geo q. Jscoby, Matt. Walsh.
\ B. Mitchell, Louis Frederieksou.
A. J. Nccrenberg, r. P Russell,
Robert BSrro,
Upon the motion Of Chas. ". Look the report
was unanimously adopted
G j. BaTtieSOn offered the following resolution
and moved is adoption:
Rssoissd Thai the convention believe Capt
O. c. Nsrrilnsn should be nominated as the
Democratic candidate for Congress in the Fourth
congressional district, and that orr delegates TO
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CAPITAL CHIPS.


The failure OF the confcrees on tic
naval bill to reach IN understanding SO
the holiday recess might begin last night
was n disappointment to many Senators
who made arrangements to leave the city
and although the Senate meets Tomorrow
itmay be without n quorum and therefore
unable to transact any business by ig.
noring the fact.
It's the general opinion of members o.
the House OF Representatives that when
that body meetson Wednesday 1t will i'm.
mediately adjourn for three days and sue
ccssive similar adjournments will take
place until January 9TH, unless in the
meantime the Senate shall amend and
pass the concurrent resolution providing
for holiday recess.
Chief Justice Waite, who has been seri
ouslyill for week past, and whose con
dition Thursday and Friday was such a!
TO cause Ais family and friends much
uneasiness, was much better last night
The Chief Justice has been suffering from
the effects OF ovc-work lately and 4 weel
ago contracted a severe cold which wa!
the immediate cause OF his prostration.
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TIE suggestion that either the city or
county authorities or both offer liberal
reward for the arrest OF the robbers who
stole 1900 from old Mr.. Workenour, in
East Wheeling, yesterday morning, after
cruelty Maltreating him and his family, is
asOOd one. Some steps certainly ought
to be taken to bring 10 justice the robbers,
brrglaEand sneak thieves who have been
operating in our midst with impunity for
several months. Numerous bold rob-
berries have been reported, yet but twoar-
nsts, those OF two boys, have been made.
Its not now necessary to consider who is
TO blame. Ii the regular and usual ma
'chIHery OF administration of justice is not
adequate to ferret out and puS..-.
criminals, some inducement should
be held out for persons who are compe-
tent to do so to make the effort. Such q
robbery as that Of yesterday morning
Should arouse the public and awaken the
authorities to state OF affairs which is
both depforabto and shameful. Encour-
aged by past successes, there is no telling
on what new operations the robbers may
venture. 1t would be worth n great deal
Of money to tic community to bring one
band like this TO justice, and it can be
done and ought 10 be done.
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DELAWARE BREAKwArEr, DEL, Dec. 81.
The brig Belle Of Windsor, S. G.,
twenty days from Glacc Bay, for New
York, coal laden, took fire on the 10th
inst. and was abandoned sixty miles of
Cape Henlopen. The captain with his
wife and crew and George 3. Haveron,
n New York pilot, were transferred to the
schooner Clarkson, which harrived here last
night Nothing was saved. All were
covered with ice. Three men were frost
bitten.
MoElcIIEs, L. l., Dec. 2l.-The steamer
Olivette, i 400 tons, Capt. Trotter, in ballast
from Shields, England, to Austin, Baldwin
4 Co., New York, went ashore on the
beach OIL here this morning. The crew
weresaved. The steamer will probably be
total wreck.
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STRIKING MINERS
ihtle Hooking Valley to be Tried us Con
sDirntors ...- .Hr -.-.l y.

'"nc hockins valley to be Tried nS Con.
-. spirntors. .r-.-..-s
CoLuNGrs, O., Dec. characterization
shows that last nights attack on Murray
City was not accompanied by rs serious
results MS reported. Plans had been laid
Oy the strikers TO concentrate on it, and
they did come up to the sentries, but it
seems that the strikers are no longer able
10 hold their councils. Some one sells
ont At any rate, when the mob came up
Oh Murray City, the Pinkerton men and
special guards were ready for them. Not
only did the feature iail, but the patrol
Train whistled up just MS the attack be-
gat and then tic forces scattered Mt once.
lhls special tain is now kept moving
about oil the branches in the Hooking
Valley, and is called by telegraph and
telephone, when needed. 1t bearsa strong
guard with ammunition.
United States Marslals Morris, Wood
anu l'eaty to-day arrested Henry Beavers,
Charles Sister and Ellis Reynolds, al
AeIsonville, on the charge Of conspirine
against life in trying to blow up the house
,9iAndrew Lauterbach. They were bought
here before United States Commissioner
M,unaerln, and this evening in default Of ST..
ooo bail, went to jail. This is the first OF 4
series Of arrests to be made under section
',ooS United States Statutes, MS nothing
cah be done through the Governor,
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what arc tho conditions when enable
England 10 manufacture machinery nnd

what arc the conditions when enable
England 10 manufacture machinery nnd
other products at less prices than similar
goods can DO manufactured In France,
md ut prices equal to those In Germany,
while rates Of wages paid ,workmen on.
gagged In these manufactures OF EnglaRd
are, on the whole, higher than those paid
for similar work In France, and moro than
double those paid In Germany"
Secretary Frelnghuysen concludes:
pendent people arc legitimate subjects Of
investigation by another government when
they directly affect its national policy; but
only as they may throw light on tho pre-.
clso point under discussion.
"ln collecting information for compari.
son Of wages and state Of labor at home
and abroad, while Consuls were expected
to furnish only such details rs might tend
10 establish connections between intivi.
dual habits md labor, IL any existed, Il
review Of manyof their reports leads TO
the conclusion that SO far rs moral condi.
tions allect production md wages, or are
affected by them, tho relations, II any, are
indirect, obscure and often contradictory.
lmproydence, intemperance and immor.
ality may often be found prevalent In
communities side by side with successful
conditions OF labor. sa
From elements like these, not rcducible
to statistics, no effective general conclus.
ions can DO drawn. Tho physical md
psycliicaltnils OF communities are most
often due to natural causes, climate, race,
tradition and to virtuous and religious nd. |
vantages and trimming. Thlssubject, how
ever, belongs rather 10 the domain Of
higher political economy and to phil
osophy OF morals than 10 practical Dues.
tons Of labor and purchasing power Of
labor, to which this present examination
is mainly confined,
"lhis review OF consular reports has, of
course, omittedN much Interesting and
valuable information furnished by DIFF
tercnt officers, and has been necessarily
confined to Il simpler conditions Of labor,
which admitted to comparison with those
here existing. The facts have been pre-
sented as they were reported, without re-.
gard to any political or economical argu.
ment which might bo draw from them.S
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a RIVER OF FIRE
Destruction OF Prntps Astral OIL Works
Brooklyn, N, Y,

brooklyn, NY.
New IoRr, Dec. 2l.-An explosion in
Pratts Astral oil works in the eastern pari
OF Brooklyn called out the whole fire de-
partment. The first explosion comming
led with the flame Of one oil tank with the
gases Of a second tank, and the second ex,
plosion followed Immediately. These two
explosions made free 10000 barrels
OF oil and all this flaming
mass "catching on" to the river
Of melted snow was carried in every nook
OF the works. The result was that all the
buildings and tanks at the works except a
large brick building in which'the canning
is done, were destroyed, beside long docks
on the creek. The loss will reach be.
tween 100000 and 100000.
The shock OF the two explosions broke
the windows OF NIL the houses in the
neighborhood and sent the people in terror
flying into the street. The building ol
the Williamsburg gas light company, on
the opposite side OF Twelfth street shook
so violently that some persons thought il
would fall. The buildinglater was in dan.
ger from the spreading flames. The heat
was SO intense the firemen could not get
close enough to render necessary service.
Chief Nevins and his associates under.
took to cut off the fire from the gas house,
rs the flowing, blazing oil seemed to be
surging that way, and were successful.
The very noise Of the seething flames
could be heard blocks away. The tug
boats Brilliant, Daylight and Duval
took up positions on the river
and sent their heaviest streams
into the caldron OF flame but the wind
vcered and carried the flames out nj them
and they were compelled to steam away.
Then tho fire had complete control OF the
river side and was slowly eating its way
toward First street. Explosion followed
explosion, and the burning masses OF oil
were, carried long distances.
Thousands OF spectators gathered,
standing in the slush and snow and under
n heavy rain watching the conhagratiop,
A long train on the Manhattan Beach
track near Bushwick was crowded with
excited onlookers. A dividing wall has
en.$erected in n@ the yard 10 prevent
tho fire from going beyond it. The great
heat Of the flames cracked the safety wall
and it came down with a. crash. After
that the fire ragged over the entire prem:
ises. The wind has shifted, blowing land.
ward. The boats now, got to work, again.
At the same time tho frcmen ashore
were driven away, one band so hurfiedly
that they had 10 abandon the engine,
which in the lull Of the wind and suLsi.
dence OF the flames they soon recovered
The freboats and fremen then mastered
tho flames. '.-r
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WASHINGTON, Dec. Goat . o'clock this
AFTERNOON the ceremonies attendant upon
thcunveiling OF the statue OF Rear Admiral
Dupont were held at Dupont circle. The
arrangements were under the control ol
Secretary Chandler, assisted BY Secretary
Lincoln and Colonel Rockwell The de-.
tails were. entrusted TO n committee
composed OF Rear Admirals War.
den, Rodgers and Wells, and Surgeon
General Gunnell. The scene Of the IN.
yelling presented q most attractive sight,
the houses in the vicinity being gaily dec.
GRATED. a grandstand seating 800 persons
had been erected by Colonel Rockwell
and deliberately decorated with flags and
bunting, and was protected from the cold
by sails from tho navy yard. The cold
prevented the attendance OF many Of the
distinguished guests who had signiiied
their intention to be present.
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A HOUSE BLOWN UP
BY EXPLOSION or.NArURAL GAS,
AT Washington, Pn.-A aIan md Ills Wlfe
badly 1inrncd-The Latter Dies From
Effects OF Her I'M urIes md Tho Former
Not Expected to 1.-Two Over Night.

Sptcia! DisTdtch 10 the M,elligolcr.
WASHINGTON, Pa, Decembe. ol.-This
morning about 2:30 o'clock the people of
Washington, living in the vicinity Of
Maiden street, were startled by Il loud re-
port caused by the explosion OF natural
gas iii the skataline property, corner OF
Main and Maiden street. The dwelling
was occupied by two families, Jacob Beck
and a family by the name of Rubc. Mr..
Rabc is an employe OF tho Baltimore &
Ohio railroad.
The circumstance Of the discovery was
somewhat as follows: Mrs. Rabe having
been awakened short time before thcex-
plosion by amember rofthe family who was
sick, detected the strong oder Of gas. She
Immediately aroused her husband and
both descended the stairs with lamp,
Proceeding TO the kitchen they turned OF
the gas ltom the stove, and to further tho
Investigation they raised the lamp to tic
ceiling where the explosive element
had accumulated 10 no small extent not
only in this room but more or less
throughout tho first floor. The Gas In.
stant'y took fire, bursting forth with in.
conceivable force, shattering tho entire
north side OF the dwelling, which was OF
brick, as well as disrupting the!front part
Of the house, which was frame, Tho
flames spread with great rapidity, forcing
their way up stairs, but owing to tho
speedy arrival OF the fire department they
were quickly extinguished.
THE INJURED.
The Beck family escaped with slight
bruises anda thorough shaking, while Mr..
and Mrs. Rabe were so badly burned that
the attending physician entertained little
hope of their recovery, both having in.
hailed more or less Of the burning gas.
The real origin OF the disaster is nm
known. Some think the main pipe NAV
have sprung a lcakand the gas following It
III thus accumulated, while others have
since detected small outlet in the Joint
which enters the cooking stove.
The people OF Washington who have
| not allowed the natural gas to be mt in
thclrhouscs are congratulating themselves
while those who have il are considerably
excited.
1t seems that the gas company have
striyen hard to use all such precautions MS
would render an explosion almost i'm
possible but NIL hopes arc blichted
when they look upon this morninc's
wreck. Some citizens have suggested Tie
reservoir process, as the coal pas il
treated, while various other plans are
spoken Of As tits, it certainly is danger-
Gus. Part OF the day the supply will be
very feeble, while mt vnrious intervals it
shoots forth with an almost uncontrollable
force.
Mrs. Rabe died this morning and Mr..
Rabes death is momentarily expected.
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NEWS IN BRIEF,


Two men were crushed to death by the
caving Of sand bank at Akron, O.
The imports ut the port of New York for
the week ended December %, were 81 ,3l4,-
900. :
The Mansion House at Long Branch, N.
j., was destroyed by fire except the north
eHa.'!H' ..a" L!l!... ~.
: An east bound passenger train was part.
ly dGrailed near. Vincennes,' Ind, but no
person was injured.
DR.. David Starr Jordan has becn elected
President Of thcState University at Bloom.
ington, Ind lt.'.s ~
The Postmasters at Middleton, Hamilton
and Franklin, o., have been victimized'by
forgers Of postal notes.
The police OF Springfield, O., closed all
the saloons in that city ut 10 o'clock Satur-
day, under an ordinance.
James Grirzle was crushed to death be.
tween the cogs Of an engine in Anderson's
brickyard, at Anderson's Landing, O.
Dow Fisher was shot through the head
and instantly killed, at Jasper, Ind, while
earelesslyhandling revolver in tho dark.
James Nelson, the murderer OF Eugene
Sherwood, in Nebraska, was taken by
regulators, his throat cut and his body
hung up to freeze. 5fIas
Mrs. II; W. Beecher says Mr.. Beccher
would not think ofsuch a thing rs accept
ing the appointment Of Minister to Eng.
land under Cleveland.
The Cleveland Rolling Mill Company
has shut down five Of the departments Of
its works, throwing several hundreds ol
men out Of employment.
The cigar manufacturers OF Key West
Fla, are opposing the Spanish treaty, and
will senda committee to strive with Con
gress against its approval by that body.
Kellogg has served on Gny a notice O
contest Of election in the Third Lousian.
Congressional District, charging bribery
corruption, violence, intimidation and fal
si6cation Of election returns.
| The Federal authorities arrested vii
liam Gallagher at Chicago on the charge
Of illegal voting at an election in 1883. ]
Is alleged he had only left his home il
Philadelphia few months previously,
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RETURNS TIE FIRE,
Secretary Chandler Comes Hack mt CHI


Secretary Chandler Comes lack Mt Chair.
man Il. F. Jones. /
WASHINGTON, D. O., December e0.--In
IN open letter addressed to the editor OF
the New York Tribune, and published in
the National Republican this morning,
Secretary Chandler, OF the Navy Depart.
mcnt, pays his compliments directly to
Chairman Jones, of Pittsburgh, rs follows:
There have been published lately in the
1riJane several communications charging
that members OF the administration did
not give their hearty, outspoken support
to Blaine and Logan, none Of which asser-
tions have been editorially corrected by
you. Those communications have been
anonymous, but to-day Mr.. Chair.
man B. +. Jones comes to the attack
in his own person in an interview
with a Tribune reporter, making echarge
that neither Mr.. Arthur or his Cabi.
net, with possibly one or two exceptions,
gave that loyal support. 10 the ticket that
was to have been expected from Repub.
llcans. In reply to this ungraciOus and un-
just charge, l take this occasion to assert
from my own personal knowledge that
during the recent campairn neither thc
President nor any member OF his Cabinet
lacked the desire for Republican succpss
or iailed TO do nil that was asked or conl1
have been reasonably expected of him to
accomplish it. This proposition ia cen.
cral but it is broad and nositive and mr..
ticulars will sustain it. -
1t is very muel, to be regretted that The
pcndency OF the New York Senatorial con-
test should be made IN occasion for
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NEw CASTLE, Pa, Dec. 2O.-About 8
o'clock this evening, when the employees
Of ?. L. Kimberley & Co.'s large sheet
mill were about to quit work to get their
wages (to-day being pay day), they were
surprised to SEQ the foreman post a notice
that the firm was unable to obtain funds
to pay of the hands. Tho notice informed
the men that they could receive m order
for groceries or take the sheet iron IN pay.
ment at market prices. They all declined
the latter, but n few took part OF their pay
in orders for groceries. M
Men can be seen OH tho street corners
discussing the matter, and they express
fears that 1t would lead to an indefinite
suspension, which would throw at least
500 hands out Of work on the verge o.
Christmas, &C.
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OTHER EIRES.
Several Narrow Escupes-A Woman plcs
Fright. g

SoTernl MARROW FsscIpes-A Woman DlCS of
Fright. g
NEW YoRE'SDec. 20.-A fro broke out
this afternoon In Weston & Fiske's oil
warehouse, No. Gl Water street. The six
story building blazed up in minute, and
the people in the different lofts barely cs.
capped with their lives. Later in tho after.
noon the flames were got under control,
but not before they had burst through the
roof Of Weston & Fiske's building. The
property Of Wells L Co., stored in the
warehouse consisted OF 5000 bales Of i'm.
ported leaf tobacco, and was damaged by
smoke md water. There were also 100
barrels Of whisky in the warehouse, and
in the entire building property worth be-
tween $3.50, 600 to $i0O, 900 was stored. all
were insured. Weston & Fiske place their
loss Mt S25 900. on which there Is an insur-
ance OF S20,0 600. :.
New YonK, Dec. 20.-The cry OF fire
was raised this afternoon in the five story
tenement on Division street. The lower
hall was filled with smoke that poured out
from the wainscoting, and; when a tenant
cutonc Of the panels the flames leaked out
at the foot Of the stairs. The tenants,
chiefly women and children, made q wild
rush for tho street, 5 ~
Z In back room on the first floor Mrs
Mary Moss, tho young vile Of Abraham
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CHArTASooGA, Tenn, Dec. 20.-A terri.
bic and bloody riot occurred last night at
Chattata village, 10 miles from Chatta.
nooga. At u school entertainment crowd
OF drunken roughs attempted to break it
up. In the efforts to eject the intrudcrs a
pitched battle cnsued, during which three
men were shot, one named Hall four
times. No less than ten were stabbed,
and great number badly beaten. Great
excitement still prevails. Further trouble
is feared. \, II :.
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; DAYTON, O., Dec. 2l.-Mrs. Lizzie Weber,
a hard drinier for years, drank nearly n
quart of whisky last night. She was found
dead in bed Sunday noon, face down and
the bed clothes over her head. The cause
OF her drinking so much was that she
lived unhappy the past year. After
drinking this liquor she snarrelled viii.
her husband, who left the house, and
coming in late went 10 bed in another
room. At II o'clock this morning the
father sent his ten-year.old son to wake
her, who said she was asleep. Al lo
o'clock, when sent again, he said she was
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Attempt OIL tho Czar,s Life.

BERLIN, Dec. 2l.-Lctters from St.
Petersburg give the details Of n recent at.
Tempt on the lilo Of the Car. The at.
tempt WIS made upon the occasion Of the
recent 4, ietc Of the Chevalicrs OF St. George.
Inc rails on the Gatschina line, over
winch the Cars train had to pass, were
found loosened ut certain spot. Soldiers
on guard where the train was expected 10
leave the rails were aiterward found mur.