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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-22
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

James Nelson, who murdered Eugene
Sherwood Tuesday, in a frontier county in
Nebraska, Was taken by the regula tors Thurs
DAY night, his throat cut, shot nd his body
hung up % freeze.
The Southern Express company have sue
ceeded in capturing a gang Of safe blowers
who recently operated upon safes Of the COM
pany at Dresden, Tenn. Nearly all the
money stolen was recovered.
Five departments of the Cleveland. O..
rolling mills will close down tomorrow. II
is not known whether the suspension is tenn
porary or not.
After an idleness OF several months the
steel works OF Hussey & Co., OF Pittsbure
wall resume business tomorrow, as also will
the spapldng Iron works of Brilliant, Ohio.
Reports from various points in New Eng
land indicate an average temperature OF
eighteen degrees below at z p. N. yesterday
AT Utica, n. Y, It was thirtv-eight below in
the evening and sixteen in the morning.
The boiler in Piummer's planning mills al
jackson, Mich, exploded yesterday after
noon, killing Alfred Keyport and Fred
Miller.
The Delaware river at Trenton, n. j., is
froze over4 something unusual for this time
of the year.
Forefathers' day was observed in Boston
club.
AT Montreal one person was reported
frozen to death in the suburbs. At Quebet
The North channel is frozen over and teams
are crossing.
Gov. Cleveland viii be present at tn.
CHARITY ball at the Genesee house, in Buffalo
January 9.
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CAPITAL CITY GOSSIP.
The Nicaraguan Treaty-The Swain
Trial ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Confirmed.
TIE EIcARAeuAS TREATY.


WAsHISGToS, Dec. 20-The senate in
secret legislative session considered al great
length the Vest resolution declaring that the
Nicarsguan surveying expedition is inexpe-
dent and directing the secretary Of the
navy not TO enforce his orders on the sub
ject. The time was taken up chiefly in long
speeches upon the merits of the Nicaraguan
treaty and the benefits 10 be expected from
building the canal Senator Morgan, who
is friendly TO the canal, made the leading
speech in favor Of the treaty, aud Senator
vest led IN opposition. During the debate
Senator Edmunds took occasion TO say in
substance, be. strongly favored the ratification
OF the Nicaraguan treaty regardless OF what
the foreign powers may say or do. The Vest
resolution, which was forgotten early in the
debate, remains Enacted upon.
COMBINATIONS.
Postmasters-James Sias, Clifton, Ariz. /;
VIM. H. Griffin, Galveston, Tex; John d.
Huber, Webster City, Ia; David ". Reed,
Waukon, Ia; Geo. G.. Gosoru. Piedmont, W.
Va; John MeKimsey, Waterloo. Ind: Jessie
Rugby Union City, Ind. John VI. Hibbard,
Stoughton, Wis; Tbeo. A. Bupe, Stoughton,
Wis; Ira r. Wood, Huntington, w. Va |;
Jos. Z. Wilson, Hayes City, Ras; Jas. c.
Toplif, Arkansas City. Kas.: AZ. F. Cantrell.
Fredonia Kas.; Jas. B. Brown Galena, III. !;
A. T. Galbraith, Flora, Ill. John B. Slkking.
East st. Louis, ILL.,. Frank W. Palmer, Chi
cago, III.
SWAIN TRIAL ADJOURNED To JANUARY2.
The cross examination Of Gen. Swain was
continued to-day before the court martial
aud was directed chiefly TO his stock account
and the due bill' transactions. Nothing Of
particular importance was developed, and the
examination proceeded in a slow way up to
the adjournment. Previous TO The adjourn
ing 1t was arranged that the counsel for the
defense should have two days for argument
when the case reaches that stage, aud the
counsel for the prosecution one day, that be-
ing all they asked to be allowed them. Az
Journed TO January 2.
WASHINGTON ITEMS.
The president has nominated A. Shurtlef
collector of customs of the district Of VILLA
mette, Ore, and Jacob S. Foreman associate
justice Of the supreme court OF Utah.
A telegram to the sdjutant general Of the
army from General Stanley, commanding
the department of Texas, reports the United
States troops who pursued the party supposed
to be Apache Indians, who recently raided
western Texas from Mexico, returned after
pursuing the raiders into the mountains Of
Mexico 100 miles. The American troops
secured some horses stolen, and the COM
handing officer reports his belief the raiders
were not Indians but Mexicans.
In the contested election case Of Mclean
VS.. Broadheal: Of Missouri, the subcommit-
tee by party vote decided to report TO the
fun committee in favor Of Broadheed.
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Another Strike Threatened.

PITTsBURG, Dec. 20.-The river coal min
ers' strike was inaugurated to-day by the
diggers in number OF pits notifying the OPP
orators that they would not return to work
until the prices OF mining were increased
from two and one-half to three cents per
oushel in Inc first, second and third pools,
and from two 10 three aud one-half cents in
the fourth pool. The majority Of the miners
worked to-day, but with the exception of q
Few pits, which have not been heard from,
they have all notified the operators that they
will not return to work on Monday unless
the advance is granted The operators say
positively they will not pay the advance, and
many of them were very much surprised this
morning on receiving the notice that their
men were going to demand it. This afternoon
meeting of the Coal exchange was held TO
take action In regard to the matter, and was
largely attended. They decided not only to
refuse The demands OF the miners, but also
To reflise To load for any small operator who
would pay more than the present rates. The
operators who have stores along the river no
thed their managers to-day not TO sell any
more goods TO miners on credit. In the
Fourth pool the diggers in many instances
are behind with their rent and have been
given notice through the officers of the law
TO pay.
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softshell lie, shelled, sacks 2sc, Brazeile DC.
flloerts, Sicily, lsc. Peanuts case. Pecans.
Texas, 9@l2c; Indian nation SC. Walnuts-
California l2c, Naples new 15c, Grenoble,
l5c French Toe, hickory, large 81 so bark
smells 81 2502.50, chestnuts 81 90, cocoa nuts
s. .o037.00 per 100.
HoSET-Dark 12c; white clover, 13014c: Cal.
ifornia white clover BE
HoPs-Washington Territory. 2502sc; New
York 25026c
LINsEED Outlaw 52c; boiled 55e- Lsnseed
meal $20021
MALT-f0c175c per bgshel
MESS PoEK-S11. 5OGsl2. so; mess beef, Sic 80
011.OO.
oYsTERs-Standards, 3oc; selects, 4oc, New
York. counts 45c per can
RooTs - (Medicinal ginseng: dry
$l.2501.50: seneca snake root. 35435c per 10
TALLow-No. l. SIC; No. 2. SC.
WooL-Unwashed. 14015c; washed 20N22.
VEaE7ABLEs-Csbbage, soc per doz. o. carrots,
3OO35 per ousa; potatoes, IS 1s0c o. e. per
bushel: onions @35c per oushel. o. e.; sweet
potatoes, Jerseys. $500 per barrel
museatines. SS03.5O per barrel.
POULTRY AND GAxE-Chickcns e0IOc per
d turkeys. 12Gi4c; geese. s1lOc per u ;
ducks, wild. mailard, $500; cartridges
S3.OO4s.5O per dog; quail, $500 Der
dozen Vension. fore quarters, sa5c; hind
quarters, l0O1lc; the carcas, ea9e Supply
OF venison liberal; poultry growing scarce: ont
SIDE prices, however, only ootsinable for choice
birds.
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FINANCIAL.
MORNING REPORT.

NEW YORK. Dec. 20-11 a. m.-stocks /:
the market was irregular this morning but in tn
MAN frmer. Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
was cratic at the opening and 4 higher, at 96a
&bSoS' declined 10 IS and rallied to 96. Oregon
Ifanscontinental was higher al 14M. The mar
ket became stronger after II and prices advanced
"a to per cent. There was a difference of IL
per cent. between cash and regular Missouri
Pacific.
EVENING REPORT.
Money easy at l@1H per cent, closed offered
at Prime mercantile paper 1905 per cent.
Sterling exchange. bankers bills quiet at S4.sl
DO ex. demand, SI.s5
Governments-Steady
Railroad Bonds-Firm.
State Secnrities-Quiet
Stocks-Share speculation opened firm to-day
and then declined 4 TO Z per ceat. before 10 go
O. M, after which moderate buying movement
set in and later on the market gathered strength
on an attem pit by the shorts 10 cover, and prices
advanced "a to ~, Missouri Pacific Changers
and Pacific Mail leading; Missouri Pacific rose to
S3%. there being a difference of I@1A per cent.
III The stock between cash and regular. In the
afternoon Delaware, Lackawanna q Western was
hammered down to 945s against 96S at the open
ing and this led 10 selling the remainder Of the
list. The early improvement was soon lost, and
in few cases a decline was recorded. In the final
sales there was rally Of IL TO ia and specula-
ton left of firm. Sales today made the smallest
sales of the week. Compared with last night,
closing prices are A0@s higher, except for
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western, Central
Pacific, Chicago, Milwaukee st. Paul, Lake
Shore, New Jersey Central, New York Central
and Onion Pacific, which 1sQ1a lower. The
Rock Island company sold to-day Sl,5OO,O00 Of 5
per cent. bonds, extension and collateral, to John
Loeb & Co., bankers of this city; the price paid
was better than 1903, and the subscriptions largely
exceeded the amount offered.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-22

STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF RAMSEY
- -ss. In Probate Court. special term. November
%, 1884.
In the matter Of the estate OF james S. Petre, de-
ceased.
On reading and nling the petition OF Hezekiah
Hail. Of said county. representing among other
things. that the last viii and testament OF James S
Petrie, was. upon presentation OF a duly authenrl-
Gated copy thereof and OF ia probate IN the county
and state OF New York. duly admitted TO probate In
and by the probate OF said Ramsey COUNTY on the
18th day OF June issS thai said petitioner purchased
from George h Petrie, sole surviving executor and
trustee named in said Ill all the land IN the said
county OF Ramsey belonging said estate that said
George r. Petrie refuses TO qualify IS executor Of
said estate In said probate OF said eountY Of
Ramsey. 10 give the bond required. or 10 do any
thing whatsoever 70 settle said in the state
Of Minnesota. and praying that letters Of admins
tratlon with the will annexed. be granted 10 John
Prince Of Saint Paul. In said county Of Ramsey In
accordance with the statute In such case made and
provided
II Is ordered that said petition be heard before the
Judge Of this court Wednesday. the 2sh day OF De-
ceber A. D. 1854, a. ten o'clock a. N az the probate
once IN ST. Paul. In said county
IL further ordered that notice thereof be given 70
the heirs Of said deceased and to all persons inter
ested BY publishing copy Of this orderfor three snc-
cessiYe weeks prior 70 said day Of hearing In the
DATLY GLOBE newspaper printed and Published
~ Saint Paul IN said county.
IL.s.l VA. McGRoRTY.
Judge OF Probate.
Attest: FRAxK RoBERT. IT. Clerk
Louis II HASTINGS. Attorney for Petitioner.
decl-4W-mon
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COMMERCIAL.
On Change.

ST. PAUL, Dec. 21.-There was more than ma
average Saturdays market yesterday on
change, and the market was strong Hard
wheat was in demand at &c advance; soft grades
were steady but firm. There was a good en-
quiry for corn at 1c advance. Oats wero firm.
Barley was fairly active but closed DC lower.
Millstuffs were quiet; hay active and steady;
dressed hogs very firm; seeds nominal: eggs
tirmer; butter unchanged. Following is the
call:
WHEAT-No 1 hard, 60 &c bid; December 60 &c
bid; January zoe bid; May 7Sc bid. 80; No, /
regular 57060c bid; No. . hard 63065c bid mo.
regular 56@5Sc bid.
CoRN-No. SOC bid. Dec. 30 bid; January,
81 bid; February 81 bid; May 33 bid 81 asked |;
new mixed % bid.
OATs-No. mixed 21c bid; December 21c
bid; January 2lc bid; Feb. 21c bid; Nav 24c
bid 26c asked; No. white 22c bid, 2216 asked
TO arrive; No. 5 white, 81 nc bid
BARLET-No. 9, 4Sc bid soc asked No. 9 ex-
ira, 40c bid; No. 35@37c bid.
RYE-No. 2 43c bid.
GROUND FEED-$l3.0O bid, S14Oo asked: 3d.
80 asked to arrive.
CORN MEAL-Sla5O bid, S14OO asked
BRAN-Saeked, $3.50 asked; in bulk ST. so bid,
500 asked,
SAoRTs-Ss.0 90 asked.
BALED HAY-S6. so bid, 81. 90 asked.
TIMOTHY HAYS. SO bid $500 asked.
LIVE Hoes
DRESSED Hoes-S5. 90 bid, SIS. 25asked.
FLAX SEED-S1.1S bid.
TIMOTHY SEED-SI.o5 bid, 81 Is asked.
CLOVER SEED-S4 90 bid, 81. so asked
EGGs-2lc bid, 22c asked; CSC bid for Strictly
fresh.
BuTTER-Packlng stock, 60sc bid, sH@1Oc
asked; dairy 1S12Oc; creamery 27@SOc.
REPORTED SALEs-1 car dressed hogs, S.. 90
25 hogs 1913; 5 cars No. 2 barley, soc or
g; carsENo. mixed oats 21Mc o. G.; car
corn p, t., car timothy hay, $40 90 o. G.; l car
timothy hay SO so; car No mixed oats 2lc.
car feed, Sl4. so o. g., 2 cars No. wheat sec /;
10 dressed hogs $500; car hay Sc. rs; car
shorts Sc. 90; car shorts sacked $3.50; car
timothy hay 1925.
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Wholesale Produce Market.


~ The following prices are for round lots
only:
BACON AND HAMs-Long clears bacon. "a
SIC; dry salt 81 ORIG; long roll, lie; short
roll, 10; breakfast, lie; shoulders.
Sc; hams, 12M12hc
CHEEsE-Ful cream, July make, 12c; Sep
TENDER, 1871 @13c; extra fancy cream 13H@I4
CIDER-S3 so half BARREL Sc per barrel.
FLoUR-Patents, 81. 7505.00; best winter wheat
patents, $3.50; straight, "a .25G4 so winter wheat
straight, S4.2504.50; Bakers xxx and clears
S3.2504.0O; low grades $500; rye -four, 5000
$50 per barrel; graham, spring wheat So. so
winter wheat S3.75; buckwheat hour. SO. 90.
BEANs-Common. 56W75c; mediums, 75c0
81 90; hand picked medium, S1.0o0l.25; had
picked navy, S1.2001.40.
DRESSED MEATs-BeeE city dressed. co
7Mc;extraprime beef, SIC; mutton, city dressed
797Hc; veal, ll012c; heavy, s@9c. Country
dressed beef, foreqnarters 5000; sides SC; hind
quarters 5@7c; country dressed mutton. $40
61ac. Choice single hogs S5.15@525.
FURs-Bear S1S@l5. cubs 1905, badger go a
csc, wild cat $4,000, fisher S4.0O06.0O, red fox
Bl40@l.50, cross fox $2@s, gray 75c, kit fox 40c
silver grey $4,000, lynx 1905, marten 81 500
ZOO, mink 50GlS0c, otter S66ll0, raccoon 500s5c,
skunk 40075c wolverine S205, timber wolf 81 so
DS3.O0, prairie wolf 80c@S1. 25, musk rat, fall,
506c, winter, 7@sc kit &c, beaver, northern,
sS.5O@4 per pound, western Sl.5002.75 per
pound.
A.50@5 SO: new Messinas S45O05.Oo;
Louisiana oranges bright, $5.s0G5 so; per OK
b2.50@3.OO; russell 81 .0O14. so per Dbl: per box,
S200@2b0: Floridas 50. O00S. so per box: Jam
ices, S2.5o02.75 per box, Se.o0@65O per.
barrel; IN small lots o. g. soc additional !;
igs. lee, 15c. l6c per ID; new
Smyrnas. 1701Sc; crauberries S4.5O06.O 90
per bu; S14.00 o, G. per Dbl; cultivated JERSEYS
b1G.0O per Dbl; dates, black in trails 5c06c, fsrd
u boxes, lie h.. T; Persian in 5Olb boxes e01oc !;
Bananas, choice. AspiuwaIl, Ss.oO0S6 .OO:
Apples-In car lots choice 50. 3O02 so: small
OTIS $2.50@3,00; of stock 81 b0M
s.25 per barrel. Pears-Winter Nellis, So son
375; Oregon. S2.5o@Ss 90. Grapes--ImporteH
Ialagss light weights, S7.5O@s.Oo per Dbl.
HIDEs--Green, sailed. SG072c; green. ea6sse.
lryAint l2Hc; calf, dry, 12Hc; green lie; deer
Try, 20G25c; antelope. 1s922c; elk. 15CAlec !:
suffalo, s01oc. damaged H of; sheep pelts.
WOOL estimated, Csc per 70, Aamh 350e9c
T-Almonds-Taragonas zoe, lyicall Cal
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ASSOCIATED PRESS MARKETS
Milwaukee Produce.

MILWAUKEE, Dec. 20-Flour was steady
and in fair demand. Wheat was unsettled /:
No 9, n%c; December, 7ohe; January.
7oSc; February, 71%c. Corn was in fair
demand; No. ., 40c; No. g, S7H0ssc. Oats
were weaker; No. ., 27c; No. ., white, 27Hc.
Rye was inactive and nominally unchanged;
No. l,52c. Barley, No. Q, easier at 5OHc
extra No. 3, firm az 45045Hc. Provisions were
advancing; mess pork sold at SlO.s5 cash
and December; S1Os0 January; lard, prime
steam, 1910 cash and December; Sc. 65
January. Sweet picked hams, firm, at 81
@9c. Live hogs were steady at S.. 90
04.2o. Butter, unchanged; choice creamery.
25026c; fair to good, 22024e; best dairy, i7I
lSe. Cheese was quiet; best new cream.
l2@13c. Eggs were scarce and firm at o2@2sc
Receipts, 1888 barrels OF -four; 1895 bush.
els of wheat; 9,700 bushels of barley
shipments, le5 barrels OF flour; 1850 bushels
OF wheat; $3.50 bushels of barley.
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Notice Of Mortgage Sale.

Notice Is hereby given that default hiss been made
in the conditions OF a certain mortgage made by
william +. blight (widowerl, the mortgagor. 10 The
Mechanics Building Society, MORTGAGE dated the
nfth (5thl day day OF April D. ISL and recorded
In the oce OF the register OF deeds IN and for The
county Of Ramsey, in the state OF Minnesota on the
eighth lSth day OF April D 1851 AT 1880 O'Clock
in the forenoon. In book IS Of mortgage deeds on
page POS; by the non-peyment OF interest dues and
penalties from the month OF January, 1852. TO the
month OF November 1854. Inclusive: whereby the
whole principal sum aud debt secured By mortgage
to-wit; The principal sam Of four thousand ga 600
Oh dsllaIs has became due payable and IN defanlt
with said unpaid interest said mortgage debt and
said dues eighty 800 shares Of the stock OF said
society. and said penalties for the non-payment OF
said dues and Interest for the time aforesaid ana
secured 20 be paid by said mortgage.
That there is claimed 10 be due and IS due and un-
paid 90 the debt interest and penalties secured by
said mortgage as Aforesaid, az the date ~ thr
notice, the sum Of ave thousand three hundred and
seventyeight S9-lO0 Cs537s39) dollars S1d thst no
aettSi or proceeding at law, ia equity. has been
had. OF instituted 10 recover said debt, Interest or
penalties, or any part thereof.
That the description Of the premises and raj
estate embraced IN. and covered BIZ said mOrtsare
Is as follows: All the following described lands and
premises situated lying and being in the said county
OF Ramsey, and state Of Mlnnesots. to-vft: Lot
number two CD In Dayton's Place addition TO St
Paul. being subdivision OF block marked DAYTON
In Lyman Dayton's addition 70 ST. Paul according
TO the plats OF said addition and subdivision on le
and OF record In the once Of the register Of deeds
IN and for said Ramsey county. together with the
Establishments and aPpurtenances thereto belonging
and appertainng.
That by virtue Of power OF sale In said mortgage
contained, and recorded Herewith and pursuant 10
the statute In such ease made and provided the said
nortgaged premises VIII be sold public auction
the highest bidder for cash. by the Undersigned
the sheriH OF said Ramsey county. or by his sus-
eessor In said Office. az the front door Of the Court
House on Mabashaw street. a. the corner OF Waba-
shaw and Fifth streets. in the city Of Saint Paul In
said Ramsey county az pine 90 o'clock in the FORE
noon OF Monday the Nineteenth C19th) day OF Janu-
airy, A. D. lss5, 10 satisfy and pay the amount fIeS
due and payable on said mortgage to-wit: kaId
principal debt with the interest and penalties Then
remaining unpaid. together with the cost "a these
foreclosure proceedings. and the further sum OF
nifty (s5oOJ) dollars stipulated IN said mQ4Faees as
attorneys fees. and said mortgage thereby fore
closed.
Dated November 18th. 1854.
HENRY O'GORMAN
Sheriff Of Ramsey County.
The MECHANICS BUILDING SOCIETY. Morggasee
MOORE McCAFFERrT. Attorneys for Mortgages
-ur.fra
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Chicago Produce

CHICAGO. Dec. 2O.-Flour was quiet and
unchanged;. good TO choice winter
wheat -four, Sa.a5@4OO; Michigan
winter wheat flour. SO. 25@3.75; sprinn
wheat -four, s3.OOG3.5O; Minnesota bakers
SS.oo03.75; patents, $4.OO04 SO; low grades.
$1.7302.50; rye -four dull at S3.OOA3.f0 in
barrels 81 80 in sacks; buckwheat. s.. 25 per
100 pounds in sacks; Southe m Illinois and Mis-
souri, winter wheat -four, s.. 25A5.75; common
to choice Minnesota Ss.5OalOo. Wheat
in good demand, but unsettled: receipts show
an increase; the market opened steady, declined
&c, advanced &@Xc under fair expor,
demand and closed hc higher than yesterday
sales ranged: December, 7lE@T2c, closed a,
II orc; January, 71H @72ssc, closed at r2Ic.
February, 72A arse, closed at rex @7sc; MAY
7S@s@79Ac, closed at 79hc; No. CHICAGO
spring, 7l%@7Xc, closed at 7lXc; No. 3
Chicago spring, Soc; No. red, 7sHc:
No. red, google. Corn, SLOW with fluctu.
atoms, and closed nominally unchanged; cash.
S6hc; year, 361s @375Sc, closed at 36Hc; Jan.
nary, 3S5s 9352sc, closed at 35k 625&c; Feb
ruary, 34% 0S4Ac, closed st 345sc: Nav.
378 037szc, closed at 37Ssc. Oats, dnll but firm
cash and December, PAX @24Ec; January. csc Z.
February, 25Kc; May, 2Sk @2s Sec. Rye was
dull at SIC. Barley was dali at SIC. Flax seed
was steady at Sl.35@l.S5A. Pork, in fair de-
--~HNs sA-N AOVSi AiSucfs Cd6u, ClU.l0kLlO ~
December, Sl0.so; January, $40. 707iO. so
closed at $40 .TTh @10 so; February, SiO.7TX
@l0.e2H, closed at lO.s7M: @lO 80. March.
SlO.9OGl0.97h, closed at $40. 90GIO 92H. Lard
was stronger, advanced SM@5c and closed
steady; cash, and December, Sc. 6O016. 90 z
January, S6.6O@6.65, closed at S6.62H @6, s5s
February, $6.67h G6.72h, closed at Sd. roo
6.7sh March, s6.671s az. 90. Bulk meats we :
in fair demand; shoulders, s.. 62h al. Is S1short
rlos, S5.5O05.6O; short clear, s. g5a6. 90
On the produce exchange butter was Quiet and
unchanged choice 10 fancy creamery, aaGa6c /;
good to choice creamery, 2e024c; GOOD 10 cboic,
dairy, l50isc Eggs were quiet and UNCHANGED
at 24026e. Whisky was steady and unchanSSa i
at $1.13. eO
Receipts, $500 barrels OF -four; il,oooihrsh
els OF wheat; $4,000 bushels OF CORN ~ noo
bushels OF oats; 1900 bnsheSs NJ we
$4,000 bushels OF barley. Shipyoents =, "a
barrels OF hour; 1900 bushels Of wheat,
$4,000 bushels of corn; 1000 bushels a.
oats; -. bushels OF rye; $4,000 bushels d
barley.
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CTATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF RAMSEY
- -ss- In Probate Court. special term November
%, 1854.
In the matter Of the estate of Robert Murray,
deceased.
On reading and fling the petition OF Isabella
Murray, executrtx Of the estate OF Robert Murray
deceased representing among other things that she
has fully administered said estate and praying that
time and place be txed for examining and allowing
her account Of administration and for the assign
ment OF the residue Of said estate 10 the persons
thereto entitled BY law.
II Is ordered that said account be examined and
petition heard by the judge OF this court on
the 9th day OF December A ID. 1854 at ten O'Clock
q. m, az the Probate once. in said county.
And II is further ordered. that notice thereof be
given 10 all persons interested by publishing COW
OF this order for three successive weeks prior TO said
day Of hearing 10 the DAILY GLOBE a newspaper
printed and published 81 ST. Paul. IN said county
BY the Court WI z McGRORTY
lL-s.l Judge OF Probate
Attest: FRANK RoBERT. Jr-. Clerk
JAMES B. BKALs, Attorney for Executrix
deci-4w-mon
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An Embezzler Captured.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.

MINNEAPoLIs, Dec. 90. Herman L. Gowan,
the man arrested By Detective Hanscome to-
night embezzled from a, Boston cigar house
$500 or 5000, for which he was indicted last
April. he eloped with Mrs. Walter Rey.
nolds, came to Minneapolis, and assumed
the name of Holbrook and continued in the
cigar business. He refuses to be inter
viewed, as does Mrs. Reynolds. Although
the woman is not under arrest, she will &C
company her paramour and the detective tc
Boston. The scandal created a great sensa-
ion last summer in Boston.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-22

ing prices: Cash or December wheat: No.
hard &c bid; No. 2 hard, craze bid; No. 1
nortDrn, CSC bid; No. Q northern, Csc bid;
rejected SssEc bid; January wheat, No. !
northern at CSC bid; No. Northern, &C
oid; May wheat, No. 2 hard, 74zc bid; No
!, northern, 75c bid; No. 2 northern, 7Ic
oid; June wheat, neglected. Receipts. z6,575
bushels OF wheat. Shipments. go. bush
eIs OF wheat. In store 1910, 1877 bushels OF