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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-10-21
OPENING OF CRIMINAL TRIALS
The Young Bank Robbers Plead Guilty
The Porter Murder Trial
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There was a packed house at the opening
of the criminal trials for the September
term at the court house yesterday morning,
Judge Brill presiding.
The first business transacted was the
jury in the case of Stephen Weber
VS.. the city for damages to
building by grading Maria avenue which
case was heard on Saturday, the plaintiff re-
ceiving $500 damages.
Charles Il. Parker ana Edward Mason, the
boys who robbed the safe of the Peoples Ma
tional bank Of IS, $50 in bank notes and a
quantity of silver, and who were captured
several days after by Detective John O'Con-
nor in Wisconsin, were arraigned and plead
guilty.
Harry Youngman, indicted by the grand
jury for stealing a watch from the person of
John Steelman, retracted a former plea of
not guilty and plead guilty of petit larceny.
Lewis Morris, indicted for assault with at
tempt to rape Marie Bandoler, and VINO had
plead not guilty thereto, retracted and plead
guilty to simple assault.
The regular venire of thirtv-fve Jurors for
the trial of criminal cases was then returned
number was whitfield down to twenty-one
persons when those who could not be found,
the exempt and the excused for cause were
wecded out of the original number called
for.
Tne question was raised concerning jury
men drawn on special jury in the trial of
civil cases by jury the past two
weeks and whose fortnight ser
vice had not expired, serving
on criminal juries was raised which was de-
| cided by Judge Brill dismissing the same
from further service this term.
The case of the state Of Min nesota against
Lloyd Porter for the murder of young Neary,
on Jackson street, last April was then called,
County Attorney Egan appearing for the
state and Messrs. Irwin, Ryan y ives for the
prisoner.
The court appointed Messrs. Mead, Ruth
erford and Collins for challengers, and a
special venire of fourteen jurors were drawn
from the jury box returnable to the court at
, o. III.
The entire afternoon session of the court
was exnausting the NUN Der Of jurors present,
from which the following were alone taken
on the panel:
I. J. Rank, Harry MonkhoGse,
L. d. Phillip, Harry s. Potts,
A. IL. Rourke, NJ. H. Roach,
Geo. p RIFT.
a special venire of thirty-iye jurors. were
ordered drawn, returnable to the court at 10
O'Clock this morning, and the greater part of
to-day will probably be consumed in filling
the panel.
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Nortllwesterners at Chicago.
Especial TELEGRAM 70 the Clol,eI

CHICAGO, Oct &C. c. NeedhauT, of
Horseshoe Lake, d. T, is at the Palmer.
Chas. T. OzE,un, Of Rochester, is regis
tered at the Palmer.
Eugene Shaw, Eau Claire, is stopping at
the fremont.
J. B. Cook and wife, St. Paul, are guests
st the Grand Pacific.
r Gordon and daughter, St. Paul, are
among the arrivals at the Grand Pacific.
J. W. Taylor, St Paul, is at the Grand Pa
cifc.
J. B. Hoxie, ST. Paul, IS among the North
Eesterners at the Sherman.
Oliver Gibbs, Jr., Lake City, is at the
Sherman.
o. J. Miller and wife, st. Paul: John
Martin and wife and Chss. Z. Aauris, 2och-
ester, are at the Sherman.
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Fire at Huron

HURos, Oak, Oct 2o.-Fire broke out
about 1920 to-day in the upper story Of
Hathawsy's saloon on Dakota avenue, and is
now pile of burned timbers. The building
was al ablaze before the FIRE company got TO
#, but they checked the flames long enough
TO get ont I've billiard tables and lot Of
ssfocn fixtures The rain and sleet and
muddy streets prevented the department.
from getting there sooner. The loss Is esti-
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-10-21
THE DEAD.
A New Pool Formed.

CHICAGO, Oct. 20.-At meeting of the
roads in the interest of what viii hereafter
be known as the Colorado, Utah associate On,
provided for at a meeting few days ago, a
pool was formed to embrace all Colorado and
Utah traffic to and from and through all Mis-
sissippi river points, between and including
st. Paul and Cairo. The lines embraced in
this new pool are the Burlington, Rock Island,
Alton, Northwestern, St. Paul, Wabash, and
Missouri Pacific. The Grand Trunk and
Michigan Central cut passenger rates to
Toronto to-day from s14 to 81 first class,
and 81 TO IS second class.
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Mean Midnight.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2O.-The international
meridian conference adopted the following
resolutions:
Rsolged, That this universal day that is to
be a mean solar day is to begin for all the
world at the moment Of midnight Of the ini-
tial meridian, coinciding with the beginning
Of the civil day and date Of that meridian,
and is to be counted from zero up to twenty
four hours
ReSolved, That the conference express the
hope that as soon as may be practicable as
Economical and nautical days viii be arranged
everywhere TO begin at mean midnight.
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was admirably enacted. The cast was fair
throughout, but one of the chief
charms of the drama consists
in the realistic and beautiful scenery, the
mounting of the play being superb. The
play will be presented tonight and through
out the week
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-10-21
A Schooner in Bad Shane.

BUFFALO. Oct ga dispatch from Port
Colborae announces the schooner Wing Sis
ter, OF Cleveland. ashore on Mohawk Island,
loaded with Is, 600 bushels Of wheat from
Duluth to KingstoEn- She hes in bad shape
and fun OF water The crew are safe at Port
Colborne. Her hull and cargo are insured.
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GAS EXPLOSION IN A BANK VAULT.
THE RESULT OF A FAMILY DRUNK.

QUEBEC, Oct. 2O.-A family named Parent,
consisting of the husband, wife and son, got
drunk last night, and it is supposed, in their
manoeuvers knocked over lamp which set
fire to Mrs. Parents clothing. The police
were attracted to the house by cries for as
sistance, and found the woman lying in the
back yard, with her entire clothing on fire.
She was conveyed to the hospital, but died
shortly afterward.
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Prairie Flres at Bismarck.
Especial Telegram to the Globe

BIsNARcK, Oak, Oct. 2o.-Prsirie fires are
burning in every direction Several houses
and stacks Of grain are reported burned
north Of here.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-10-21
CROOKSTON CALAMITY.
An Old Boiler Bursts, killing Four
Men and Wounding Boy.

CRooKsToN, Mimi, Oct. 20.-A threshing
machine boiler exploded this morning about
$3.50 on the Leech farm, one-half mile from
Bctrami, killing four men outright and
wounding a boy eleven years old. The
names of the killed are as follows:
THE DEAD.
The engineer, Tom Eyenden, age about
thlrty-fve.
Christ Larson, age twenty-five, one of the
hands.
Johnson, a boy of eighteen.
Jack Lingewood, and
John Smith.
The cause of the explosion is said to have
been an old boiler out of repair.
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AT FARGO.
Special Telegram to the Globe. |
Al JAMEsTOWN.
[special Telegram 10 the Globe.

specIal Telegram 70 the GIOOe.
JAMESTOWN, Oak, Oct. 2O-The weather
is raw and chilly, but not freezing. 1t is
cloudy, but no snow has fallen.
At FERGUS FALLS.
Especial Telegram 70 the Globe.I
FERGUS FALLS, Mimi, Oct. 2O-A slight
furry OF snow fell here during the afternoon,
but quickly melted. 1t is very cloudy and
quite cool.
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FIRST OF THE SEASON.
A Slight Fall of Snow in Portions of
Minnesota and Dakota.


AT BRAINERD.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.l
BRAISERD, Oct. 2O-Three inches of
snow fell here this afternoon.
AT HURON.
Especial Telegram to the GlobeI
HURON, Oak, Oct. 2o.-A slight snow
fell here to-day.
AT REDFIELD.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.
REDFIELD, Oak, Oct. Cot has been
growing cold all day and some snow has
fallen.
AT FARGO.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.
FARGO, OAK, Oct. 20.-The weather has
been cold and threatening all day There
was no snow. The sky is still overcast.
AT DULUTH.
Special Telegram to the Globe.
DULUTH, Mimi, Oct 20.-The weather
has been cold and disagreeable all day.
Snow has been falling nearly all the after
noon and evening. melting nearly as fast as
it fell.
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Bets on Ohio.
To the Editor of the Globe.

o lne EQltOr OF the GlODe.
MADELIA, Oct 20.-Mauy bets have been
made here on Prohibition and Greenback
vote, and no paper gives any returns that
amount to anything yet that can give US any
information. l myself here bet on 5000
Prohibition vote. Can you through your
paper or otherwise tell us upon what vote are
bets of following character to be decided.
On Republicans carrying by 1000, 5000,
II, 900, $4,000. It seems that the ongres-
sional vote may show Republican plurality
of more than 1900, and on some state Of
ficers higher than others. Those who have
bet on Republican plurality and would ike
to know how to decide. VIII it be on con-
gressional vote, on average of state ticket or
how. Truly yours.
c. COOLEY.
Presumably your enquiries are concern
ing Ohio. The official canvass is not yet an
nounced, and only semi-oflicial figures can
be stated. From these it appears that the
Prohibition vote, Oct. II, WAS $50: tine
Greenback vote, 3, 700. The estimated plur-
atty of Robinson (RepD, secretary of state
over Newman Dem.), secretary of state, is
1921. The Prohibition and Greenback
vote united IS 1920, or 1,SS9 more than
Robinson's plurality over Newman, so that
Robinson has no majority over all. Other
candidates upon the Republican ticket have
larger piurailties than the secretary of
state, and some Of them, perhaps each one,
a majority over all of 1000 or 5000. As
bets are ordinarily made they are understood
to be based on the head of the ticket lin this
case secretary of state), and as plurality
elects in Ohio, Robinson's prepondrance over
Newman is decisive, unless the wager spccl-
fed some other base Of calculation. Ed.
GLOBE.
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mated at SIS, 900 and the insurance is nearly
$4,000 Whisky and beer flowed in the
streets freely, diluted with Jim river water.
CASUALTY RECORD.
He Dreamed He Shot a Man While
Hunting, Which Proves to
be True.
Terrible Explosion in Bank Vault-rhe
Village Of Carthage, N. Y, Destroyed
by Fire.
A MYSTERIOUS CASUALTY.

CoNNELLsvILLE, Pa. Oct. 20.-This morn,
ing, when Rice Orbin came down to break
fast, at his parents home, in Bradford, he
exclaimed, in frightened tones, 81 had
terrible dream last night. 1 dreamed 1 shot
a man while out hunting'last Thursday. His
relatives laughed at the matter.
but young Orbin insisted upon
going to the scene of the shooting,
and finally persuaded his brother-in- law,
named Jones, to accompany him. Arriving
at the spot, five miles from home in dense
thicket of laurel, there was found the body
of Jacob Klink with bullet hole through
his brain. Orbin and companion were hor-
rified, and returned to town and notified
Justice Campbell, who will hold an inquest
tomorrow Orbip's story was received with
some degree of incredulitv, the general
opinion being he shot him accidentally and
was afraid to confess. Both men bore good
regulations. The mystery surrounding the
killing creates a great deal of comment and
makes the tragedy the sole topic of con-
versation on the streets.
GAS EXPLOSION IN A BANK VAULT.
ELNIRA, N. Y, Oct. 20.-Great excitement
was created by an explosion this morning at
the Chemung Chemical bank. The gas had
evidently been left turned on in the vault
since Saturday and smothered itself out.
John Arnot, congressman and cashier of the
bank, attempted to enter the vault carrying
lighted candle, and there was an explosion
which blew him across the room against the
counter, burning his hands and face. Every
window in the bank was blown out and the
Office door shattered and the lock torn off.
A great crowd was attracted by the explo-
sion. Arnot's injuries, while severe, are not
dangerous.
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A vANoUIsHED MOB.
COLD BLooDED MURDER.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Oct. 2O.-Ex-Assist-
ant Marshal Z. c. Pettis, OF this city, re-
ceived word this morning that his son Edgar
was shot and killed at Fort Robinson, Neb.,
October 10. The letter came from farmer,
employer of Pettis, who said in bis opinion
the shooting was cold blooded murder
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A LATER ACcoryT.

ALBANY, Oct. 2O.-This evening the ex-
element over the assault Of Gov Cleveland
bad Isryelv ab4tsd- The condition Of Ms.
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Harry MonkhoUse,
Harry S. Potts,
NJ. II. Roach,

a special venire Of thirty-iye jurors. -were
ordered drawn, returnable to the court at 10
O'Clock this morning, and the greater part Of
to-day will probably be consumed in filing
the panel.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-10-21
A BAD THEATER CLERK.
TSnecial Teleoran tn the Glohe

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Oct 2O.-Otto Schaeffer,
trusted employe of the Stadt theater, has
skipped out, taking money and other valu-
ables belonging to his late employers. He
also intercepted and appropriated registered
letter. He is twenty three years old and
came from Omaha.
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Furnished Rooms.

TO LET, at the new Building No. SO
Il Alakca Street, nearly opposite he
Y. NJ. O. A. Building. Apply on the
premises 725 to
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ChcfGist.dentisi, Mcrthyr Tydyi

20 NJ y d. " UlFf
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Furnished Rooms.

EOR GENTLEMEN ONLY. Apply
II TO MRS. TURNER S2 King Street,
nearly opposite the Windsor Restaurant,
$50 ~ b
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Preston, gept, glst 1ss3

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and hs added, rome ~ these bottles am
aeBdiDg fifteen miles away 10 q friend
wbO N yGry H. I hayc much faith In
w.
The sale Keeps ~ wonderfully, IN fact,
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great. II an dear Blr, yours faithfully,
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GEO. E. SHERMAN.

No. 8 MAUNAKEA ST..
Trees and Saddles OF all kinds made to
order and repairing Harness, etc., done
in short notice. All orders promptly at
tended to. 593 ly
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Spanish Town, Jamaica, West Indies,
OCT, II, 1857.

Spanish Town, Jamaica, West Indies,
Oct, II, 1857.
Dear sir,-I write 10 inform you that
I have derived great benefit from
"HGgei's syrup" For some years have
suffered from liver complaint, with its
many and varied CODCOmitant evils, 50
tiat my life was perpetual misery.
Twelve months ago ] was induced 10 try
S9gels syrup, and although rather
scepica having tried 80 many Tcputcd
infalliHc remedies, ! determined 10 give
II ~ least q fair trial. IN two or three
day. fclt considerably better, and now
~ The end Of twelve months (having
continued taking ~ ! am glad TO say
tliat ! am different being altogether.
IL IL said Of certain pens that they "cOIne
~ boon and blessing 10 men" and
have no reason % doubt the truthfulDess
" the statement can truly say, how.
ever, that SeigeI's Syrup has come rs Il
"bO0n and blessing" 90 me. ! have re-.
commended IL 10 several fellOw.sufferers
from this distressing complaint, and
their testimony Is quite in accordance
with my own. Gratitude for the benefit
! have derived from The excellent pre-.
paratjOn, prompts me 10 furnish you
with Ibis unsolicited testimonial.
! am dear Sir,
YOurs ever gratefully,
(5igDcdJ Carey u. Berry,
b,J White, Esq. Baptist Missionary.
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6Hlaejr ODlgAtjsq I1ijs are tbC best
ffMllg ybYsiE fiai lia4 eVer bGeD dis,
HIgeseIl 1beY clea0se 1ie bOWeIs
igOfH all initiating sBlsta0Ges, aD1 leave
f.6B ~ = bealtiy CC01itiOn, They cure
fllsffBT0Hss
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JJeAY Blf,4s mir ~ telI yOif Diat ML
DeBrg lliljjer, NJ Taiesb1rg, WjIts, IN.
I,rBif me- hat IIe suffered from u SeyeTC
INN M iD1jHesliDB fOf npNafds NJ four
geafz, Sbd fl6k M ehd OtdOctOfs medi.
EIBf HitiDIt tb1 sljgJ,test be1eGt, and
deejsfss NOtIiGr bf1nel's syrup ~bicb b.
glt rum mr. be saYtd bis Iiie,
YOGfs iuDY,
(GqDedJ y, WEgg,
M, WbjiD, Chemist GAME,
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HeSsjOgjiaW, WI,itebaye0, or JGtb, 'sg,
NJ, 4, j, Wl1el--DeaT bif,-I was
JDf sOtSe D6e afflicted wt0I piles, and
W3s a1Yis6d ~ gie JOtI,sT 5eigel's
Sffap 4 ma, WIieI ! did, aU non
bapI,y ~ state 0iat IL Ias festOfCd me- ~
eDj6Dletp Besl0j,4lt remain, yOtTs ~.
sp1lliGjy. Bj1be6J
JOGS ~, Lj08TgOOT,
1911 au2Gsi, 1885,,
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Bjf)~lt glges ,6e 9Teat pleasure ~ ~.
tam yOti " be benefit I have received
ffOt0 Bei9el's syrup, ! have been
ffOBDle4 fOf yeafs with dyspepsiaS bW
aflsf 4 few dOses N tliG syrup, J found
Seliei, a6d afteg taking $50 DOttIes N
N fell 01jte cured,
aiD, blTt yOuts truly,
NJ 4lJ, Whfe, WfLyfAA BREET,