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FOR SALE.

FOH StLA.
RFNT-BRfCK WAREHOUSE. No. 8O7
I lam street Apply 10 ]" H.. HlRaIs, AIT,
Ih,. Texas Internal Rovcnuc ollcc, Notton's
huldlgr, jei0.lw
! NOR aALk-rWU houaEs; EACH HOUSE
4 containing tour rooms. ciiltrnh yoiy Cunvc-
uleol; 2j.loot yagl I lot, the three 'ots conialr-
i05 ftct itout ON Commerce tIeet. lnqu'rb az
lii Commerce street lc5-im
JOk oAiE-AT ABAK9AtNi a VERY Ok
Il firahlo residence, fituat,d on the north ado
OF -rrisrn'o street, letwean Harw,oia aud Pearl
sir'Cis. hrmu hu.st containing seven rooms,
stable nud carriage house. huc, largo undei-
prouud Clltcm. size ~ lOt-59 feet on SANTA
cin'o stu.t. runnlng baok perpendlcular thereto
gOs feet. fRATHER & ARDkEY, istl ESTATE
Agents. object no 7l Kim street Je5-lw
| EOR SALE BANKRUPT STOCK OF DRY
Goods, ,%l0tuiug, Has, sfous, etc, iHr sale.
EAuiu asst-oless condition. Nni le told theap
iinpplied for Immediately, Adde'S VA. N.
IMORlTI, ucnls0n. Texas, icl.lw
kOK Sale -CllY. HOTEL, Al BAiRD-3t
rooms, well furnished: good location and
doug u 3, cd hu incss. Address {, j., MIL
LIZ blitd. TeXaf. iei-im
EUK sALE-A FINE. NEW, KUOMY, . WO-
! Bt.ry residence, couve!I nifty arranged and
well constructed, with ample grounds, well
81 AIDED hy forest nud Other ttees, watet.woIks
attached, alargo Cigtcrn, several sptlugs, n lv-
ing and ever. flowing stream running through
The south end o. the grounds, wkich ~ suscepu
bic OF bcing made very beautiful and attractive
nj little expense, and can 90 UTILISED for raising
nsh; In IA choice ueighhoghc0d, o9nvenlet TO
business, fronting on Two streets, and within
one BLOCK OF two street ailway For nhrticu-
lars mice and terms, call on MURPHY & 30.
LAM, Real Estate Agents and Collectors, No.
200 Main street mai3l.tf
L'OR sALE-rMO GOOD DUN, BLGGY OR
j. work horses, a 2-horse wagon, almost as
good AS new; n good 2.soRed buggy; 2 cts OF
WORK harness. aud ! set OF buggy harnesr; can DO
bought cheap fof cgsh. Call on Z X BAKER,
Division Superintendent, or q, A.. READ. Man.
Gger. Efe Telephone o., Dallas, Tex. mai6d
BORSALE -BROOM MACHINE For SALE
II Two new machinet and presses. WeStlako
4 iIition manufacture, for sale Checp. Address
WIN PFouTS, care Herald ofioe. ian22n
INOK SALE OR RENT - 4 asT-CLAS3.'
4 brand now PIANO; will sell on tho instalis
meut pisn. Apply to sgi Ross avenue. feb2gtf
OR S~ALE-SALOON FUREITURF, COM
! ptlsing c I'M or, shelving and Ice chest, as
good as new; viii sell very cheap Tor cash. Ad.
dress S., Herald Office. apr0tf
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r.Osr.

r OBI-UNE DIAMOND LADIF5PiN, SHAPE
j. NJ crown and sword. The finder will be
Literally rewarded by leaving the sama AZ VII.
liams drug store, 40 Main street. tel2.2t
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NOR RESr-ONE ELEGANT SUITE OF
i rooms south exposure; will be rented to-
gether or fepafo'ely; Srd 4 or Lindsey Build
lug, 73j Main street, light htd ventilation per-
feet wrttr. ETC., on same q Or. LlNDSlE1 q
BRADFORD. attorneys, s3i Main st. ma27tf
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, made misers Die py indigestion
r81o1. dissiness. loss OF appetite,
S>5ny 0bilon's Vitsiizer 10 z poe.
6osS Nv . " Hc-s@. Dallas.
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ri OR I,ENp HALF UI a rWO-slORY
4 double house. most pleasantly and convent
Cutiv situated. o.. would rent three nicely flrn-
hhed rooms. 70 particulars call 90 Ill Grimm
RtffCt, near Cntutl. mN5l-lt
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A ,re co0,. W. r'plRRYl CIV s Syo''

An ORDINANCE AMENDING AN ORDI-
n nsnce defining the fire limits Of the city Of
Dallas.
src l.-Be II ordained by the City Council Of
the city Of DALAI, that the ordinance defining
the Are limits OF the city Of Dallas. be and is
he eby so amended a. TO read as follows:
Thence from jackson streetnorth alons Broad
way TO Commences street; hence west along Com
rercc street TO Water street: thence north along
Water street 10 Elm street,; thence east along
Elm street 20 Broadway; thence forth along
TIA. this ordinance take eject from and az
Ter It's Iasfage-
App-5ved June Q. 1854
.-ro oonv. W PARRY. Civ Src'y.
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LOCAL LORE.
A Terse Tribute Of Respect Vourl
Chronicles.
A Brass Thumppr Who VIII Rack
Rocks Hawkins Eelurns.
rnInnrr Oh RIsrICr.

Other Matters, Local In faiuFo'
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TOR RENT-PARrO OF A HOUSE TO RENT
J. rooms, hitchcn and servants room. or
rooms 10 rent reference required. Inquire at
72i Pacific avenue je3tt
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N ORDINANCE ADDING CEkrAlN TER.
a riioEy to the corporate limits of Dallas.
SECTION l.-Be IL ordained by Tho City COun-
| Cil OF the city OF Dallas, that in accordance with
an election held on the nth day of May. 1881,
u der the provisions Of section . of the cbarter
OF this city, as am anded on tho 3lst day OF
March, 1883, held by order OF the County Judge
fed by him 10 tao City Council, TIE following
d scrite I'd teri tory IS hereby declared 10 be
within and o part Of tho corporate limits OF the
city OF Dallas, to-wic Begin ing on the north
| east line of Harwcod street whore II iutersects
The present north boundary line Of the city;
thence with said northeast line l03 feet 10 the
centre OF the Mckinney road; thence west with
the rofth line OF the siieet toneiime3 called
'IInrwood = rect Exienred' and sometimes
CLARK street" co feet, more or less, the north
cast OF a new street, in Coles addition to Dallas
called West Mnsten street; thence north west
with said line of West Mastcn street, SIS feet
| more or less, 90 the northwest line OF Page
street, in said Coles addition; thence southwest
with The northwest line OF Payne street includ
ing a strip - feet vide, conveyed to the city By
John W. Pavne ard wife, of OF their homestead,
ell rosd.b bed OF the Dallas * y ich ita railroad Al
$50 feet past the track Of the Missouri Pacific
railroad, ct 1851, the present nnrlh boundary
line Of tho city; thence N. S6o h., with said
north boundary line, 2,63T feet, more or less, 10
the beginning.
addei to and made a part OF the Second Ward OF
and enjoy the sam rights and benefits in re-
gard 10 public schools, school-houfe s and 9th.
erw!ss as other inhabitants ofthe city.
SrC 3.-That this ordinance shall take eject
and DO in force from aud after is passage.
Approved June9, 1881.
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The Reception to the Amy OF tho
Potomac,
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NOR kENT-A VEkf DESIRABLE UDr.
9 tgge OF rooms. conveniently located corner
OF Wood and Crowd r street.; wator on premi-
SEES. Apply " NJ s. LEVY, Sanger Brothers'
Wh0lesale nopartml mt apr26f
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LOR kKNT-A NiCE BURNI d ROOM,
cool IN pleas mt at Sol Jackson 81, enc min.
u'a's wall from Depot. np30ti
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l. RENT-BR1CK WAREHOUSE, No. 8O7
I lam street. Apply 10 J.. H., HARRIS, Agt.,
nt. Texas Internal Rovcnnc ollcc, Notton's
1ulldlgr. jeio.lw
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EOR SALE BANKRUPT STOCK or DRY
J. Goods, ClOtuing, Has, Sfous, etc, fJr sale.
.Aliu lgtt-Oinss condition. WI lc fold cheap
u nppiied for Immediately. Address WN. N.
MORIIX. manlann. TeXAs lNl.lW
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kUK SALE CITY HOTEL, AT BAtRD-3t
1 rooms, wen furnished: good location and
doug n :, cd hufincss. Address {. j.. MIL
LER bHitd. TeNaf. ici-im
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unuunr ooott has compile ed the
e DA1las county. which
nn&ool population, besi6es
on6 East Dale. TO b
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ZOE RENT.

IGOR KENT-TWoNEW COTTAGES, WITH
n 4 rooms each; water In yard No 40 and III
q ihin street, I block above Cochran street.
I'll. Iel2-2t
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NOR oALk-rWU hOuaks; EACH HOUSE
4 containing tour rIoms. ~ciitcruA yoiy cunye-
uieoi, 9l.foot yapu I lot. the three 'ots coniain-
iO5 ftci ftout Ou Commerce ttIeut. lnqu'ra NJ
liil CommUrc street lc5-im
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NOR RENT-A FUENlSHED RESIDENCE
l. with 4 bed rooms, parlor, lining room, kitch
e. and servants ROOM, with bcddinR, table fur
nlture, etc for tle summer Would Ike TO re-
taiu two bed rooms for members otthe owners
family who would like TO board with tenant;
Dallas. Ico-U
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NEW ADV

CuGARETTE SMOKERS who ore willing to
u pay n little more for Cigarettes than the
y Ice CHARGED foi the ordinary trade Cigarette
WIN find the
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1870; October 20th, loS; November Is,h, 1855
April 18th, 1855 December 9Th, 1889, ard an or
dlnGnce amending section . OF the ilrst..amVd
ordinance, approved December 18th, 1883, lie
end the same are hereny repealed, and that
this ordinance shalt take effect and be IN fo.ce
nom and after It's passage.
sEc. 10. Iha all ordinances contrary 20 the
provisions OF this ordnance be ana tho gamc
are hereby repealed.
Approved June 9Th, ISL WI CABELl,
Nf.,.-
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-08

ElOR RENT-Houses from IS to $40 and $50.
IL Jas. Dillon, 254 Commercial street. 202'
EN0R RENT-House with six rooms, good Gel
IL lar, eistern and well. Inquire los Fortes
or 81 West Third street. 3O2'
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Hurrah for CLEVELAND.

"Them's my sentiments" said stone
mason from the Sixth ward, CE. NJ. Sprague
81 Tennessee street, as he deposited his tin
dinner pail on the floor of the GLOBE count
ing room at p. m. yesterday
Having been paid of, he was on his way
home and had dropped in to get the latest
election news, and having been informed of
Cleveland's election beyond doubt, inquired
of the GLOBE, as it dead sure?'' dropped
his dinner pail, his square, his trowel, over
coat and pipe and called fur three cheers for
Cleveland, which the crowd. gave with pa
triotic JUNCTION and the tiger. The old gent
(sixty-hve years, IA Feby.y 1880 is lineal
defendant of the Spragues of Rhode Island,
and say the birth of hoy OF the inheritance
OF fortune would not give, him more Joy
than this good news. If the com mittee need
funds poor as he is, he has s25 or $50 for
the grand blow out. Ard so it is with all
tie boys that sling mud, drive lath nails,
use the jack plane, spade and pick. It is
the workman's jubilee, glory enough for one
day Whoop Ter upl
THE GLOBE desires to call attent ton 10 the
following remarkable prediction made by
Gen. r. W. Johnson, which appeared in
these columns October 6, 1882:
To the Editor of the Globe.
~ desire to place the folowa ing prophesies on
record:
First-Grover Cleveland will be the next gov
err OF New York.
second-The next president. will be Demo.
crat, and Grover Cleveland win be his name"
All the predictions have been verified. thus
leaving Gen. johnson in The front rank Of
political prophets.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-08
CloakS and DolnaanS!
Wholesale and Retail!
Special Sale
TO-DAY!
Just Received
Large Invoice Of a very choice line
Of Kid Gloves, Black and COIOred, all
lengths.
GuStaVG HGinGman1,
N w. Corner Seventh and Jackson Sts.,

confident that we will have in these two
months s1,5OO,O00 net 10 apply to the
floating debt. may over estimate
in these figures, but 1 DO not
think that / do. The Pullman notes
given for our share in the contract are re-
duced now to $780, 200. The company
owes US about $50, 900. Meanwhile our ac-
counts at Omaha are in a better condition
than they have been for long time. No
arrears of vouchers and the auditor reports
everything well paid up. The reduction Of
the gross earnings for the past month was
largely due TO the fact of the changed meth
DDS of keeping the accounts. Last year we
credited ourselves with about $40, 600 freight
paid on coal ussd for our locomotives. or
course we never received this money, and it
went into subsequent expenses. This year
the system of changes is actual and the APP
parent gross is decreased in so much. Dur
ing September, therefore, we practically
received about 500, 900 more in money than
last year. l propose to come on TO New York
next week and take hold of the floating debt
from this time forward. The plan is to
reduce it steadily aud by every means in our
power until it isextinguished."
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Notice of Mortgage Sale.

Whereas, default has been made in the conditions
OF a certain mortgage executed by Martin 4.
Liodal 10 Ada L. Mayall, moriagee. dated the Goth
day Of June, A. ID. 1874. and recorded in the once
Of the Register of Deeds Of Ramsey county. state Of
Minnesota. ON the 9Th day Of July A. ID. ls73. az
O'Clock p. m. in book "a OF mortgage, page l90 o.
Of the following described parcel OF land situated
in said cOantyof Ramsey, state Of Minnesota, tOwit:
Lot two % in block eighteen Qs) in Ashton Sher
burnes addition Saint Paul IN said Ramsey county,
according 10 the recorded plat thereof file in the
ONCE OF the Register OF Deeds for said Ramsey
county. 10 secure the payment Of the sun OF seven
hundred Nifty dollars $3.50. according 10 the con
ditions OF the promissory notes described therein
with interest thereon al ten per cent per annGm
and which said mortgage contained covenants the
part Of said morteagor 10 pay all taxes and assess
ments every nature that may be assessed on said
premises, and there is claimed 10 Re due upon said
mortgage the date o. this notice the Of fifteen
hundred twenty-five ana $4,000 dollars 81 so sOj
and the further OF one hundred fifty dollars
$3.50 taxes and assessments lawfully assessed upon
Ead premises. paid b. said mortgage. and which
said mortgagor coyenanted TO pay; and no action or
proceeding al law has been Instituted 20 recover
i said secured debt or any part thereof:
Now. therefore, notice IS hereby given that BY
virtue OF power OF sale in said mortgage contained
and in pursuance OF the statutes In such made
and provided. said mortgage will be foreciosed by a
sale Of said morigaced premises. az public auctior
| by the Sheriff Of said Ramsey county. SATURDAY
m Of said day the front door OF the jan building
In the city OF Saint Paul In said Ramsey county 10
the highest bidder for cash. 10 satisfy the amounts
dee aforesaid, and the costs and expenses allowed
! by law.
ADA L. NAVAL. Aiortgsgee.
o. H. MErcALF Attorney for MGrtgagee.
Dated Oct. llth. 1854. octil-7w-sa
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LEGAL
Mortgage Sale.

Whereas default has been made IN the conditions
OF certain mortgage executed by Martin A. Liodal
10 James II. Aayali, mortgage, dated the 2fth day
Of June A. ID. 1874 and recorded in tie office Of the
Register Of Deeds Of Ramsey county, state OF Min
nesota on the Isth day OF November. A D. 1874. az
o. clock p. m. in book 80 OF mortgages. page 3S9.
Of the following described parcel OF land situated In
said county Of Ramsey. safe Of Minnesota, tO-vit:
part OF lot i've 90 OF lrine's outiOs 10 the city
of Saint Paul. In said Ramsey county, according %
the recorded plat thereof file In the ONCE OF the
Register OF Deeds for said Ramsey county. described
as follows: Commend NJ az a point forty-One and
quarter (3lD feet west of the southeast corner Of
said lot 5 on the northerly line OF North street In
said Saint Paul; thence westerly along the line Of
said North street foTtyone and quarter (4li4) feet
thence al right angles noTfherly on a line parallel
with the casterly line Of said outiot 8 hundred
one and half (l0l5<) feet; thence ~ right angels
easterly parallel with the northery line OF SAID North
sueet f0rty-one and quarter gsl1O feet; thence
southcriy right angels and parallel with the
line Of said lot 5. one hundred one and half Q0i14l
feet 20 the point OF beginning 10 secure the payment
OF the SUI OF eight hundred dollars Us0O). accord
ing the conditions OF the prOmissOry notes des-
ciibed therein, with Interest thereon Al per
centum per Rnnum. and which said mortgage con-
tained covenants on the part q said mOrtgagor 10
pay AZ. taxes and assessments Of every nature that
may be assessed said premises; and there Is
claimed 10 be due on said mortgage, al the date %
this notice. the sum Of thirteen hundred seyentys!x
and SSloO dollars l316.33. and the further sum o.
one hundred fifty collars tsl50) lakes and assess
ments lawfully assessed upon sid premises paid by
said mortgage. and which said covenAnted
70 pay anu no ACTION VI I0Seeuins A. hN nus Scen
Instituted 10 said secured debt any part
/ thereof;
Now therefore. notice Is hereby given, that ~
virtue OF power Of sale IN SAID mortgage contained
and I'm pursuance OF the statute In such made
and provided, said mortgage VIII be forecosed. by
sale Of said mortgaged premises. az public auction
by the sheriff OF said Ramsey county. Saturday.
the pa day OF November A. D. 1854 az O'Clock p.
Of said day az the front door % ;he jar bu.lding
in the city Of saint Paul. in said Ramsey county 10
the highest bidder for cash, 10 satisfy the amounts
due aforesaid and the costs and expenses allowed
/ by law.
| JAMES r. MATALL. Mortgage.
o. MErcALF, Attorney Tor Mortgage.
4 Dated Oct 18th. 1854 octi1-sw-s. I
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-08
PERSONALS.

A. II. Baker, Ada, is at the Windsor.
J. W. Smith, Duluth, is at the Merchants.
j. A. Chatter, Fargo, is at the Metropol-
itan.
Frank B. McCanley, Fargo, was in the city
yesterday.
Hon. w. NJ. Campbell, Litchfeld, was in
city yesterday.
c. H. L. Lange, Dakota, was in the city
yesterday.
f. w. Durant, of Saltwater, was in the
city yesterday.
r. c. MITCHELL of the Duluth Tribune, and
wife, are at the Merchants.
Hon. C. Wall, of the firm Of Wall d Bige
low, Milwaukee, and one of the most ardent
Democrat in the northwest, arrived in the
city yesterday and is at the Metropolitan.
Mr.. Walter Scott, prominent commits
sion merchant of Chicago, and H. B. Jack
son, of the firm Of jackson Bros. 81 Co.,
are at the Metropolitan.
Geo. Long, Mankato; J. ]. Dicks, Beaver
Dam, are at the Merchants.
Hon j. B. Wakefield, Blue Earth, was in
the city yesterday.
Major VI. J. Casey and family, OF Fl
Keogh, are at the Windsor.
7. II. Kirk, institute professor at the state
normal school, Winona, was at the Windsor.
D. A. Ansell, Montreal, is at the Metro
politan.
OMarvln Hugheit, president of the Omaha
Railroad company, and H. A. Wicker, traf
tic manager of the Northwestern Railroad
company, are at the Metropolitan.
H. w. Hill, Devils Lake, was at the Metro
politan yesterday.
j. T. McCleary, Mankato, was in the cit
yesterday.
j. T. Prior and w. H. Mead, Mortified
were in the city yesterday.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-08

HOUSE TO RENT-On Selby avenue near
IL Western, 10 rooms, hot and cold water
path and closet, good cellar and everything first
class, street care, etc. Mccarthy y Donnelly.
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REAL ESTATE.

We WOuld call special attention to the
new and complete houses we have for
sale on II. Anthony Hill, just beyond
the Laurel avenue street car barn.
We have only four left They are well
built and convenient i'm every way and
have the advantage OF being offered on
such terms Us TO bring them within the
reach OF any one desiring home.
Fine residence lots close to Summit
park. Best OF neighbOrhOOds, con-
Venient TO cars, business and the pref
tiest pleasure ground in the city.
Lots near the new Catholic church
and buildings now being erected on
Mississippi street, We have property
close to the church and beyond which
we offer on the most reasonable terms
We have high priced residence fronts
on the best streets, and cheap lots,
which we sell on small payments.
Income bearing business property
and dwellings.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-08

M ANTED-N.ddle-a gentleman wishes 10
w getscquainied with = middle aged lady.
(single). who would ike 10 travel aud engage In
II. -. Globe ONCE. 50s-sl5
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CTATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF RAMSEY
- S. In Probate court, special term, October
IL, 1884.
In the matter OF the estate OF John Moberg, de-
ceased.
On reading and fling the petition Of Caroline No
berg, Administrative Of the estate OF John Moberg
deceased, representing among other things, that she
has fully administered said estate and praying that
time and place be hxedfor examining and allowing her
account OF administration, and for the assignment
OF the residue Of said the persons entitled
thereto by law;
petition heard by the Judge Of this Court on Tues
day, the nth day of November. A. D. 1854 az 10
O'Clock m, at the Probate Office, in said county,
And IL IS further ordered, that notice thereof be
given TO all persons interested. by publishing copy
of this order for three successive weeks prior 10 said
day OF hearing. IN the DAILY GLOBE newspaper
printed and published at Saint Paul in said county
BY the Court, WM. B. McGRORTY,
lis. Judge Of Probate
Attest: FRANK ROBERT. Jr.. Clerks ocls-4w-sai
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22t(())
THE CITY.
CITY GLoBULEs.

Seven deaths were reported at the health
office yesterday.
A Dalquist, of Archer street, was run in
10 the city hall last evening for wife beating.
The board of water commissioners met
yesterday, passed bills amounting to sl3,ols
and adjourned.
Arthur Hening, one year old hoy, died
at the residence of his parents, No. 42s Da-
kota avenue, yesterday, of diptheria.
Martin Hupner was determined to be in
sane at hearing in the probate court yester-
day and ordered committed to st. Peter.
Eugene F. Lane, Esq, formerly assistant
attorney general, has opened law Office over
A. B. Wilgus & Bros real estate Office, 354
Jackson street
Peter Larson was arrested in the Sixth
ward early last evening for whooping it up
for king alcohol too boisterously, and was
placed in the cooler.
An action was begun in the U. s. circui a
court yesterday by A. n. Kirk and others
against Louis N. Pruss, to collect damages
for the infringement of dust collecting APP
paratus.
Chief of Police John Clark handled his
special force last evening in person and the
result was that not a single feature of dis
order breeding escaped his attention and
thus failed to be nipped in the bud.
The following were added to the state IL
brary yesterday: Reed on the Statute Of
Fraud, three volumes; Bump on Patents,
Trade Marks, Labels and Copyrights, one
volume; Biddle on Warranties in the Sale of
Chattels.
City Treasurer Refs on yesterday redeeme d
S49, 900 of city bonds of the issue of 1868.
The bonds were issued for revenue purposes
and they were signed by Dr. Stewart, mayor,
Henry Shiffbauer. comptroller, and X. T.
Friend, city clerk, all since deceased.
Nicholas McGibern and another kid from
Minneapolis stole candle from an emigrant
swede at Union depot at 10 O'Clock last even
ing, when an officer got on to their racket
and arrested McGibern and placed him in
the cooler, the other kid, however, escaping
with the plunder.
The management OF the roller skating
rink, corner OF Tenth and Jackson streets,
announce an extra attraction this evening
in the appearance Of the st. Paul champion
Mr.. L. Kleist, who will give an exhibition
of fancy skating. He will also give an
imitation of dude on skates.