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Connecticut western news., 1884-07-09
.-CLOTHING--

at Rock Bottom figures. You have the money; we I've got the Clothing {; will exchange with you, dollar for dollar, and if the goods are not as represented your money will be refunded.
Connecticut western news., 1884-07-09

No cureno payl Dr Lawrence's cough balsam, when once used, takes the place of all others. See our advertising col .umn.
Connecticut western news., 1884-07-09

We would respectfully inform you that We are receiving a large and carefully selected stock of Musical Instruments for the Spring trade, including the old and reliable Boardman G Gray Pianos and celebrated Stieff Pianos, and
 1 ITHACA -:- ORGANS I acknowledged by the highest talent to be unsurpass- ed in tone, durability and finish.
 Warranted for 10 Yearsl
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IOIGIS w. HARVEY.

"OUSATONIC LODGE, No. S1. R 11and A. NJ. Regular communication. Sec ond and Fourth Saturday of each month.
Connecticut western news., 1884-07-09
Gnil,,. Mestera News.
CANAAN POST OFFICE.

MAILS arrive and close at the Canaan Post WI Ofise. Canaan, May II, 1884.
Connecticut western news., 1884-07-09
Business CGrdS.

J.B HARDENBER A TToRNEY and Counsellor at Law. Judge of A Probate, etc.. Canaan. Conn.
Connecticut western news., 1884-07-09
Second Lesson.

Now let us tell you how cheap we are selling Carpets this Spring. Handsome
Connecticut western news., 1884-07-09
otiice of WHITNEY, IIowE & SHELBY, Bankers and Brokers.

Gentlemeu Suffering from violent sore throat procured bottle Of your Diphtheria Cure last eyeRing and used 1t as per yonr direction and am happy to inform you that this morning it i- en- tirely well. Yours truly, R. II. WHITNEY,
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lInncinAn's Harvest.

ct Louis, May 30 William Brown (nol-
oreC) Tss cx acu,ed this mosning a. Boil.
vile. Illinois. The drop 1ss sprnpg at
1885 Blown IN urdered u peddler nam Il
Lsvigne, a poor, crippled Russian exile.
whom he induced 10 remain Ill night in his
but ocar Cahoka. Illiuois, February 90 h
His cnnidiy had been exc ted by the dis.
pl+v Of the psddler's RACES. He trained
Lsvigpe with an tx, teen mu.ilstsd the
body By obopping 1t into pieces, turL d
the h ,sd, hands aud feat, and buried wb t
remained. A. the trial be pleaded gull' E.
Mrs Msry Brown. his wife, is indicted Us
an accom- ollcs in the hosrlhlu crime.
Brown slept few hours last night and
ate heery breakfast this IN, r ling. Sher #
plequ,. uttered t'ic cell a 10 Del OK al
real the death warrant. Brown di.plsy,d
M enpii,r, although his wife, In TIA CO |
Gbovf, could he heard soboirg. The pre-.
cesslon the started for the SC iifold, where
B'owl mtde short speech, implica,ing
JscksoD, another coloYed MAJ, whom The
the grand jnry failed to indict, but who
hal bean arrested OH the strength OF one OF
B'own's so called comics hons The oulcri,
was then PM med, the moose nd listed, the
trsp sprung, aud Ia eight minutes he was
dead.
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The Penn bank "A co.ordin to Crash.

The Penn Bank "A Co-ordin to Crash.
rirTtnrk0, May. 80 u Watson, tn,
oil broker, whose account va.
ov.rd,awn f07 600, len suddenly Tor
Nes York this evening with his wife De.
teeti,e' have been shadowing his house
Tor two days. Tc'cgrsms have been sent
east 10 Mres. hun for conspiracy.
There IL great excitement to night and
otner ar ests ars sxcecied. Search IL beicp
made for abous 5000, 900 In securities sent
estt F,idsy or Saturday, OF which
there Is no Tace. A'torne ys are
evsmining big box OF papsrs
found In bank which may throw some light
on the oil Operations oi ,bs bank aud ex.
plain many things which are much.tslkee-
OF mysteries ut this ,ime. Nearly oil
ths assets OF Mr.. Riddle which are
sva,lsblr, were disposed OF weeks
AGO. Those turned over were those on
which mono cosld not BIO speedily Oh
tsined.
A special from Harmony, Pennsylvania.
says Nho Harmony Savings bank closed
doors Yesterday. owing TO money tied up
In The Fen bsnk. As u was
known that bank did bus Dsss with Penn
bank, run WAS iesr.d, and II was
deemed best bv the officers 10 close before
rush would Commerce. There was no
s's,cmcn. OF liabiliiief, but they are be-
lieved 10 be email.
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YLOTSAM,

Delicious eating; Whi,taker's Star hama
Buy Whlttaksr's Star bems only, II you
want to eat some hing to:rhso me.
Jim Williams coiorsd, charged With
bureisry. gave bond yesterday IN the sum
OF $500
Noah Wadsworth was arrested yesterday
and lodged In all for the non payment 81
an old fne.
Officer b ,ard took up n stray brown horse,
with saddle and bride, which he put up
GAINS livery stable.
Send In your orders to Baker & Pfouts, II
you want iine work d3Le in askiliful MI d
substantial manner.
Baker Il Pfouts machinery 10 al Dew,
and OF moet approved style. They GO
finest work at loves. prizes.
One pound Of Whittaker's Star huns vii
60 az lar se two pounds OF fresn os-i, aec
the difisrence in ssste is immense.
Mr.. Or, the proprietor Of the 6t. James,
has on EXHIBIT On in the Office, q genuine
red bat aud " California wcodcock.
II you want good substantial Job done
on iron, 20 70 Baker Il Pfouts, one square
south OF Santa Fs depot.
All sittings at MoClellan's. 7o5, Ma q
street, geographically speaking. are
made instantaneously. and his pictures ore
elegant.
W. d. Brown and vile, sold yesterday 10
Mrs. Sophia Bake . house and lot on
Highland street. near Mckinney avenue,
for 81 600.
No pasen. medicine advertising by No
Ciellsn, 705 Main street. Ho is "stric ly
bu,iness." HIS photos spssk volumes in
his prsise.
McClsllan Is the veteran photographic -
ereree.ic aud tirelrss. Yon will never find
nin I'm the iesd." but always lead ng,
7o5 Msin street.
This morning passenger trains ov,r iht
Houston 4 Texa, Central railroad, resume
regular through trim, the first being thi'
morping's 40 south-bound. This roec
bias bat'led bravely against the rsvages
Ct the flood.
John 8. Witwer has nov on stock fine
assortment OF jump seat carriages, bugfie,
and phsetone, also frll line OF StudeSaker
arm and spring wagons, etc. II you wan
to buy good veh,cie can al 7l3 Elm street
and do1't you forget It
McGipuis, Barnard q Mc3innie, of Colo
redo City, Texas. are otfsring for sale $50
acres Of good ch land adjoining Colorsd
City % 81 yer acre, ons-hsf ca.h, b alamo
in one and two years. This land n Q 20,
rais Investment at SO par acre. Title pat
feet. For next few days cal Of ct. Georg,
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ION stored In tho building caused It's DOL.
lspse. aud when the front OF ths bni ding
Tell In three or four persons were IN the
counting voom and fonr IN the .h'' ping
office. Thsis were at lsfs. lite N tr
twenty In front oi tho itore-
busily engaged In removing the Debris In
oder TO get PEOPLE out. The crowd around
the building and In the vic nifty Is so great
hat II 10 impossible In get particulars at
present. Che body oi Mortimer II. Lintbi.
cum, cashier OF the house, has been found
packed IN between several bsrrel. IL was
lmr ossible 10 reach him. man named
Kelley and colored hoy have also been
lar have been discovered.
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OFF TO CHICAGO IN RIGHT ROYAL.
STYLE

WASHINGTON, May -fPrsss l-About
sixty washington newsptper men, princi-
pAlly reidsnt correspondents represe gting
leading newspapers In I'll parts OF the
COUNTY,, departed in lordlv style for Chica.
20 this mornipr, gres,s for the entire trip
OF the Baltimore X O,io RNlroad company.
The train Is spn ini and consists of
two new sleep-rs and the Mann
boudoir car "AdelinA Patti. Dining
cars will be attached TO the train
t,.mtr ow. The party d ne To day at Cum
berland, Maryland. guos's NJ tbs Baltimore
Il Ohio Telegraph company. The cars will
remain on the siding IN Coicsgo and DO at
the service of such Of the guests az prefer
them 10 crowded ho.els, ana Will return to
Washington after the convention. Mtj,r
]. @. Pangborp, assistant general ticket
oil the train.
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Difference Ia favor OF 7. B, A..
An Exciting Rowing Race.

Cu,c,e,, May 80. The rowing race b. =.
tween Peter Coni~y, OF Portland, Maine
ava John Teemer. NJ Pittsburg, three
''f pa w m, '0r s,s,noon sue and oG'u wa,
verv closely contest Cd from the start to the
finch. The men squirting sg,in and again
reached the turning stake tOsether 10 10
minutes and 10 seconds. At no time
was there more than half q
length difference between them till
within 200 yards 0f the hoish when Teemer
led BIZ one length. At this point Con'ey
put OF spurt, but Tesmer finished frat by
one-ha,f \ length IN the extremely good
time OF 20 minutes 0 l.2 seconds.
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building on Elm street, a few doors west oil
the ioterseclion OF Poydras street, fell from
the ecsfold on which no was standing 10
The pavement, distance Of hixtetn feet
He struck on iis l,f shoulder, sustaining
q evers bruieine and several cuts about
ihs head. Mfdicsl siu was summoned and
aisr his wouude had been dressed no W >
removed 10 HE home.
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The American Jockey Club Meeting.

Nav YoRK, May 80 = Tho meeting OF she
American jockey club opened to. day With
mo weather ami trpck; attendsnoe. {, coo.
Tha three.fourth OF y mile race was won
by St. Paul; Glidea~av, second; Tattie
Coli, third. Time-l'l8i-2
Mile Rsce-For 8. yesr.olds end upwards;
won BY BuckstonP; Checkmata. second;
J,ck.ot Hearts. third. Time-l:i8
Fordham Handicap-All sger, Ia mile;
won by Heel.and. Toe; Msrshnil, second
F.at.'gT, third. Time-2:l4l2.
With-rs S,aKes-For BY asr-o.ds; mile !;
brought TO post-Psniqnc, Burton. TIL sck.
cray, V.calio, Dutch Roller, Hinalays,
and Pampero. Bstting' was very heavy.
Burton was q strong fsvNrits. Paniqnc
won: Himalaya, second; Pampero. third
Time-1:4S.
Selling R,ce-Mile and q fur!ong; all
ages: Won by Alta u Dark, seco nd; Green.
ock, third. Time-2:03 l-2
Handicap Siecp'echase-- Over short
course won nv Spider; Tom Navere, zee.
ond; R,se, third. Time not taken.
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SHENANDOAH, Pa, May 30.-A cAvs-in
ut der the track ofthe Reading railroad at
Turkey Ruu, Yesterday, rendered six col.
lisries idls. The ground Is etill sinking.
ALI traffic on the railroad has been sus.
pended. The bodies Of the wcrkmen bur-
led have not yet been recovered. The
breach now covers 200 feet. New track 10
being laid around the breach.
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In GENERAL.
The Wabash and is Mary Troubles
Another Strike.
The Ba,I Games Of Yesterday The
Races ut C0vIngion
Ard Other Tales OF the Telegraph.
Tho Mabn.h IronbIes.

iu'
ToLED,, May 3O.-in the United States
circuit court this morning m apcIiliary bill
or the appointment Of receivers for tn,
Wabash, St. Lou's & Pacific was filed, and
,hersupon solvn Humphreys aud Thorn ~
". Tut were appointed for tho road in
ohio.
Fr. wAYsx, IND May 80 Two hundr, d
and tihy shonmsn OF the Wabash, 8 Lonis
& Pacific railway ut Peru, lDdtsps, qait
work At 10 o'clock this mtrning, giving a.
. reason that the company was behind In
paving wages.
FoRT WAYsr, ISD. Nay 30 -Supsrin.
tendent Stevens, OF the Wabash, stated to.
night 10 an Associated Prsss reporter that
the $50 shopmen who struck this morning
1t Peru, Indians, on account Ut thu delay
In receiving pay, will resume v,rS to.moi-
row morning on the assurance OF railroad
officials that they would rscuive April wages
within O week.
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CHICAGO, May S0-The shops OF the
Chicago j. North western railway, jast bs-
yond the western boundary Of the city,
partially burned this morning. The loss
he's not yet been Gecertoined. Two engines
from the city were dispatched to the scene.
CHICAGO, May 30.-A large brick build.
ing on illinois street, owned by j. w.
Rsedy and occupied BY him as an elevator
m mandatory, burned this afternoon. Loss
SO, goo; fully insured.
The damage by fire ct the Northwestern
car shops Il nominal.
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BURNSIDE,

WAsuISor,Y, Nay ~ -[Pfess up 10 3
d. IN Cjionsl Burnside had not succeeded
In obtaining bondsmen la mum ners aud 70.
sDonsibility sufficient to satisfy Judge
Shell. His counsel express es confidence
of being able to releise his client before
night.
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II. -, A.

General L. 8. R,ss. Waco. Texas:
Certificate No. $40 age r. amount, 3, 900;
dste OF membership, - ptembvr 20. 1881; tinie o.
membership. 2 years, 8 months.
Amount paid nevolent and Relief
WV w
Cost Of pamS insurance In old line life
com oanies, sa2e uns .............. 40 Ga
Difference Ia favor OF 7. B. A....A|... $3.50 q
N d. Herring. waco Texas:
Certificate No. 81; age. So: amount 200;
date OF membership. Novsmb I 81 1881; time Of
membership, 2 years, q m0n,hs
Amount paid Benevolent ana Relief
Cost Of same in .ursnce in old lin, life
c-npanies, same time. ................. 67S s7
Difforsnce In favor Of T. A........... t+5s 81
Address r. b. PAARo1T. Manager.
Waco, Texas.
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THE WEATHER.

aALvEsroN, Nav 30.-Following 10 the
weather report for the cotton belt, furnish.
cd by the United States signal service, act.
inc Ia conjunction with the railways:
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Crushed to Death.

BALrIMoRE, MD, May ga terrible &C
cident occurred at Hooper's building. No.
~ Gouth CAV street, at 2 O'Clock this eve.
ming. Several persons are known TO have
been crushed 10 death. The weight Of cot.
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SARGENT & CO.
CENTRAL AaKNTs:FOa


hand Gsne agents Tor Ncnpe cgss.to largo stock ha
Globe Alarm TIL wrIors
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Baker 4 Ptouts' new mschins chop IL one
-InAfe sonth OF the Ssn's Fe depot.
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All kinds Of iron and brass work Executed
on shortest notice by Baker & Piouts, one
square south OF Santa Fe depot.
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Bnse hall.

PIrr. BURG, Pa, May 80 Three thou
sand persons attended the morning game
between the Allegheaies and Toledos, q
game, which was we'll contested and won
By tho home team punching hits In the
second and third innings. Score by In
ninRs:
Tolsdcs % o. o O. 4 Q o. !. IL
BosroH, May 30.-Seven innings only OF
the Boston and Philadelphia gamo was
played this morning. The visitors were
Obliged 10 take the train for Providence.
The home tssm outplayed the Philadel-
phiss In the field and at the bat. Score BY
innings:
, si.i:i;'S !. g 2 g !. g t o-al
WAsHiNeIos, May 30.-Washingtons. 10;
Columbu', /.
NEW Yong, May so.-BrOoklyn'' o. H.
6ispspolis, s.
PnILAprlrsrA, May Capabilities. 2;
CuIc.so. May so.-Chicsgo, II; De-
troll, 10.
OLnvELAsp. May 3O.-Cleveland, 8; Buf
fel',9.
CHICAGO, May 3O.-Chicaso, IL Detroit,
wAsHrsorox. Moy 80. Cincinnati, O.,
Washington, 8
ST. L,Urs, May So.-st, Louis, 1; Key.
It"nc (us,ont) l.
C.ichGo. May SO.-Chicsgo (Unions), q;
Boston, l.
pirrsBuRe, May 80 Toledo, q ALE
CLANCY, |.
rRcvipEEov, May 3d. Providence, l2
New Yb.S,0.
Providence, MAY 30.-Providcuce, .
Pnll .a-ipnia, 4.
CLEVELAND. May 9o.-Cleyelsud, 7; Bal.
islo, 3.
Nav YoRK, May 30 metropolitan, a;
st. Louis, 2.
BALTIMORE, May 30 Baltimore, O.,
Coiuntbus e.
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All kinds Of repairing done at the new
machine shop, one square south OF Santa
70 depot.
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Read advertisement Of new machine shop
Baker & Pfoutr, proprietors.
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Shirt Factory.
Aessrs. Oliver Brrs manufactures o.
shirts and underwear, have located them
selves at 7T Main street, where they srt
making some OF tho finest goods to order
that can Do manufactured. Thcy makes
specially Of shirts. and their fit IL periec.
ton. Gentlemen Will and their prices low,
aud can have the satisfaction OF getting thu
best shirt ut low prices and = perfect fit.
727 Main street, EtwHrds' old store.
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COUNrRY'S CAPITAL.
The Santa Fc Bill Runs the Gauntlet
T0.d day.
The Rivers and Harbors Appr0pria.
iiOus Meuaced by Randall.
Aud National. Notes of Divers Kinds.
THE SANTA FE AND RIvERs.AND HAN.
nORs BILLS.

WAsHISGros, May @.-T8pecial The
friends OF the Santa. Fe right-of-way bill
hope to secure It's passage TO morrow II u
quorum OF members remain Ia the house.
Another ,ff,rt al be made TO get tho
river aud harbor bill considered Nor day
Wsek, though, II liz evidently tesrsd that
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CCv.NoTjH, KY, Nav 30.--rhe spring
meeting Of the Cstonia Jockey club OF Gin
o'nna.i begun to-day. Tnerc was very
isrgs attendance. The weather was fine,
but tho track deep in dust.
A purse race, mile, opened the meeting
aud was wos by Ben Patrick's Denie; Berg
Ksls, second; Skipawsy, third. Time
1872.
The Clipsstta Stakes For 2'year.old Al
Lies; starters-U ltimaium, Sabiths, Miss
Derby, Exile, Wands, Impromptu, Rstinue
Valeiia and Anna WOodcock. At the head
Of the stret;h Impromptu quit at one
eighth. Wanda took tue lead and won;
Rstinus, coming very fast, second; Vslle'
lie, third. TIme-l:05. BAbnha was the
iavorits In the pool.
The Merchants 6iskss-A'l ages; mile
aud furlone: startsrs-Freelsnd, Syringe
Berlin. Fo,tsra', Fellowplsy, Billy
Gilmore. Nameless and Richard;
Sslling-Biliy Gilmore $40: Fellowplay,
$780, Mamonist, so; field. $62. At the up:
Der turn Frselapd moved to the third
place; In the back stretch Frseland Was SEQ
ond; B Miin In the front. The rAoe was DO.
tween these two and Frssland won BY halt
. ZENITH; Berlin second; hamonist, third.
TiDe--l:7 IL
Parse Rscs-Mils and half; won in .
oanter By Lofiin; Levant, second; Ober-
mytr. third. Time, 2:4{.
Fifth and last Rscs-Purse, $500; mile
and quarter; won BY Lord Edward by d
head Silvia, second, Q neck In front oil
Caronella, third. Time. 2:l5 l.2.
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LANDLORDS Perfume, Edenis.
Lundborg's Perfume. NJ arecbsl Mel Rose.
Lundtore's Perfume, Alpine Violet.
Lundborg's Per!ums. Lily Of the Valley
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Yesterday afternoon d. A. Bell, . car
psnter engaged st work on the Brownipg
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THIS WEEK ONLY.

For this week only will offer the following
goods at prices that win III ni.h every one?
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Max. MIN. Mean Rain.
Tenn Tenn Temp fall


"Li,tIs Joker" is the best smoking to
bacco
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Hanged.

little Rock, Nay 20 The Times
special ssyp: James Tucker (oolored) was
banged TO-DAY ct Psris, Arkansas, for the
murder OF Aaron b Hker At Red Bench
mountain or the "a Of December las.
The men we're IN partnership In conduct.
ing q small farm. TucSertuspected Barker
OF having money, and while the latter was
asleep killed him aud retreAted to the
mountain, where for pome weeks he defied
the cfficers. He was fnAlly Captured, alter
Q hard fight. Toe execution took place In
the presence OF 1900 people. The murderer
met his fate oooliy saying God had forgiven
him and he was Ut pssce With the world.
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Jack Frost.

PirrsBUR0, May 30.-Repo,ts from sast
era ONO and western Pennsylvania iDdi.
nate severe damage to early vegetables snd
fruits by heavy frost the past two nights
Ia some sections ice formed quarter Of an
inch thick. The farmers report corn,
wheat, potatoes end tomatoes badly frozen.
DKrRoIr, Mich, May 3O-Repo.'s tina.
damage by frost Wednesday night was
quite serious. although II is still hoped the
hrst statement was exaggerated. In east.
ern, central aud southern Michigan the
irosts were severe, cutting down all small
vegstablep, nippipg corn and even seeming
10 injure wheat somewhat. On the low
lsnds fruit was also badly affected: In
siate, the region OF the fruit belt. but little
damage Was done and fruit seems 10 have
almost entirely escaped. The weather IL
now warmer and there 10 no further danger.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-04-02

E1OR RENT-House, oight rooms and bath;
a hot and cold water; corner Eighth street and
Maria avenue. Inquire on premises, or at 318
Minnesota street. j. j. Lemon. 92*
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THE CITY.
CITY GLOBULES.

Forty-two marriage licenses were granted
by the clerk of the district court in March.
There were ninety-three deaths in st. Pau
during March, against 100 for the same
month last year.
K. N. Guiteau was appointed by the justices
yesterday as marshal Of the supreme court
for the April term.
a fine India ink portrait Of State Treasurer
Charles Kittelson, was hung up in the state
treasury department yesterday.
The city treasury disbursed 800, 900 yester-
day in payment Of the police and fire de-
partment and city officials for the month OF
March.
The total income at the st. Paul postoffice,
for the year ending March 81, was S187, 325.-
Al, and the total expenses were S49, 239 ID;
net income, $13S, 686.34.
The mischievous urchin yesterday had all
kinds of devices hung out on the walks in the
shape of precious booking parcels and stone
anchored old hats to catch the unwary.
Mr.. Geo. H. Hazard has leased the base
ment formerly occupied as Montgomery's
restaurant, Third and Jackson streets, and
A festive young drummer, who gave the
name Of John Brown, was arrested by Officer
Cook, at the Union depot yesterday after
noon, on the charge of carrying a concealed
weapon.
Sergeants Walsh and Murphy, of the po-
lice force, were on last evening transferred
TO the upper town precincts, and Sergeants
Morgan and Hanft were stationed in lower
town.
Pat Carr, who has been wanted on the
charge of going through j. Cook to the tune
of S120, walked into the city hall yesterday
and gave himself up. Cook was robbed
while sleeping.
Next Friday, at 10 O'Clock, is the time set
by the justices of the supreme court for the
examination of candidates for admission to
the Minnesota bar and who have appointed
G. E. Flandrau, A. B. Jackson and Ii. c.
Eller their examination committee.
The Aunt Betsey has the honor Of being
the first boat into the port of St. Paul this
season. Last fall she was belated and the
ice locked her up at Red Rock, few miles
below st. Paul, and yesterday she sailed
majestieally up the river as far as Eagle
street, where she dropped anchor.
Suit was commenced in the United States
circuit court yesterday by George c. Stedman
and othe.s against John W. L. Corning and
Emily A Stedman for an injunction re-
straining the defendants from disposing Of
real estate left by w. P. Stedman, deceased,
and in which plaintiffs claim an interest.
There were two assignments fled in the
district clerks office yesterday, the first being
that of Snyder & Farrell, keeping the bar in
connection, with the Clarendon house, who
have not made public their assets and in
debtedness, and OF J. Ferguson to G.. w.
Elwell of his property and effects in favor Of
his creditors.
William Cunningham and Chas. Haas
brought two suits of $4,000 each, against H.
M. Verrill yesterday in the district court, for
damages caused by the fast and reckless
driving of one VIM. Erickson, his servant,
by which horse and carriage of each of the
plaintiffs was run into and injured and they
were both thrown out upon the roadbed and
their lives endangered.