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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-07-06
CLERKS TREATED zsxs scxooxsoYa
Mr.. Uaaiey's rrsSusae AAnsassisas h C1r.
cellar Fsvn ~ his aabssAlaassa


Mr. Ds1isy's rrsSssas AAasASsisas h Cip.
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WASHINGTON. July a-william wantofYice
Dudley. Commissioner Of Pensions. wss tho
frat OF all the oiiioials In Washington TO get In
his work for himself Simultaneous with tho
announcement Of BlAines nomination Dudley
had business In Boston, and thought he might
o. we'll run down and Day his respects 70 Mr..
Blaine. He didnt register at the hotol and no
ono know what no was up 70 until 10 was Ill
over and he had returned TO Washington.
TWAS developed recsntly that he was en-
ployina detectives and imposters TO watch the
clerks OF his bureau after office hours TO dis.
cover II their habits were bad. Ono Of the
clerks. who was walking up Fifteenth street
with lady. noticed that two spottcrs we're fol-
lowing him. and thrashsd them both. Lady
clerks have been Swallowed. and the market
bills Of married men have bsen inspected By
DudIsys special agents 70 discover whether
the former he'd good associations. and II the
Inter lived within their incomes. Tho clerks
dare not protest for fear Of discharge.
Some time ago the Commissionor introduced
Q system OF merit cards. such - 10 In use in
primary branches OF the public schools, and ct
the end Of esoh month the clerks In his bureau
are informsd whether they have bssn good
boys and girls. The following IL sample:
o''A''"' 2. q. .soS r IN: ,s.
1vss AResaeao DeWss CsryeaDssaases DtslNon:
That you may be informed 4 yosf odlsiai Standing
snd gevssn yssrssH accordingly, the following state.
msnt IL furnished and you think any injustice has
bees Aoas Jon in the rating sivsa my point state
reasons In writing therefor To the chief elefk anA
they will receive due consideration. H. sftsS tavsstsss
!ion y ic found thas iaiustss hes sssn eemmisssd.
The avssass Tor yoar division IVES feliowA Nay q.
tesA:
Ios panotuslity. Fer habits. 49,
kor industry. .......e foe
kor Teptulty. ~
general average on oil points OF .0o9
the reel value Of ssrvtcesD. an
Your own record upon shs same points 10 - follows
functuaity.. go
Accuracy .e!slon Ill points g
Upoa accuracy ana rapidly.
Yosr record for The year vii b made Up from thsss
monthly statements The hGhaoe attalnAbls maSk 70 u
the lewsst0. Respectfully,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-28
WIZ. B. MoGRoRrY.

NTATR or MINJEsOFA. COUNTY OF RAMSEY
1sst N'''''' %
In tAs nsstsr OF ths es.st. Of Charles s. Hunt. do
ceased. -' -
HSsress, Al iAsRRnaSAt In writing purporting 70
Dc an asiLoAasae "A ssvy ~ the last win and ties.
eGHsAi - E-rls- O. Hunt deceased and Of the Pro
oste shsree1 - IAs g0uaty Of New York state OF
nav tstk AS ose1 delivered 70 this Court:
Aae EhsreA1 AaSrsw Il kttteIl has fled herewith
- PstLass, representing azaOng other things that
bASa maize D AzAt died the CITY, county and
seets HeE Ierk t0staso, aad that said petitioner
is.erss.sd N tae s4taBe 81 said deceased on which
sAa EsTusAsat va operate tha. the executor
AHAee % Rafa vN refuses - quality as such execu-
80, sAa FsSAg ahet Ae ssia instrument may be
aa11stee pTeAAJs and tkAS lostOTs Of adm instra
eea. VIA - VIII saAsxea 30 70 Frank ". Shaw Is
szs3 sreea;
u erdeFse shaa tie Srsefs Of said instrument, and
&c $50 R1atea- - scare before this court, at the
rfesese sAss IN saiG sssasJ "a Wednesday. the 6ti
- - ksFs@ssrs Il D. IstA AZ ten o'clock in thu
1efsAeeA vAea eA osaSssRsd may appear and contes
tAe Prehste - s&is AasFalssst.
AAt = fertAsr ssaeTsa Inst public notice Of the
Las nHe pseea - 80 ssssiz given 10 all persons
Asseeeed. ~ HubiSsssfaa Of these orders for three
wsos Sasseasvsy previous to said day Of hearing, In
tAe bknT eLsns, ans~s3apsr printed and published
a. - Pasi. h SAID county.
~ The Geurs. VIM. B. McGRoRTY.
L. al Judge OF Probate
Attest: FRANK ROBERT, Jr, Clerk.
RKA, kITcaRLL & SHAW, Attorneys for petitioner.
noy3-sw-wed
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Chicago Live ssOsx.

CznoAso. Nov T.-Ths Dp0vers' JOarRl TO-
psrss: Hsgs, receipts 1900 head; shipnsats
), see hoaa; ehe msEkst was fairly active, bni
50lOs ISwer; qualify very good Fancy heavy
S4.So; heavy packing and shipping -. 25GI4- 80
ssixsd $4.Io44-ss; liShs S+.00G4.35. Cattle.
receipts T,oss: shipHssts 1900. Rather slow
prime export unchanged. with sales high As
Ss.7B. CtAsr grades wsrs AbsEt ~ to CSC lower
Aan Tss.sNE. IzbsriOr - fancy shipping 81. %
3s.So. nAiRlE AZ t4-ooGDS.so; batehsEs' stock
2.oon3.5o. for common to gsoS cows; Texas
eaiils g. 2oDa. 80 fer bElis shd S31eSs.7s for
steers; western eastls nominal as Ss.ss3s, IS /;
stookers' and feeders guist at e. Se04.5o.
sheep, receipts 3. 90; shipAeats Ies; 10 % zoo
lower offerings verJ heavy; some iafsEior Ne
braska sheep unsaea6lei iafsrier To OAsiss
tiVes 81 .O0c37O.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-28

STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OFRAMSEY
- -ss. In Probate C0srt. special term. Novem.
bsr ~, lstl
In ne Of the estate Of william Tierney, do
ceased
o. reading and AlinE the petition Of Thomas J.
IieTaey ~ Louisville kantucky. representing among
0seer tsiRgs. that william Tierney, late of said coun
~ on the 80 day Of November, A ID. 1884, at St. Paul
IA said county died inIsstae, and being nhabltant
q this county at the TINA VI his death, leaving
eSSds, ebatteis sEe s1tats within this county and
that ths SaiG g0tlteasr Il tie brother of said de-
esaSed ana prav NJ tSss administration Of said
"A { be - u. n. Ltt94l rAassd;
IL OrdeFel that sRA petition be heard before the
taa1s n tAs eSut, e. Saturday the 20th day of De-
esrsser, A. d. 1874, ten o clock % at the Pro-
eate Oaes, ~ Eaid ssassy,
erSGea fGrstsr, that aotioe thereof be given to
tAe hs m q Bak4 deceased and all persons inter-
sEtsd. ~ pAsl.sALAE copy Of this order for three
sHsosssVs weiss prisr said day Of hearing in the
9AEI CLOSE, Newspaper printed and published at
sHAaI 20. n said esanty.
b. The GOart, VIM B. MoGRORTY
iLt.I Judge Of Probate.
Attest; FEAAK boBERr. Jr Clerk. noY26-4Wwe
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-28
Tho Ln@h HresfEs,.s

10 Minneapolis Is accorded the honor. If
such it be, Of iAsUglrating lady wrestling
matches. Last night in Market hall, Miss
Rosa LilIis, OF tue east side, faced "Adon
Buffers Unknown" as she is STYLED, be-
cause her real n&me is Unknown. The I'm
known has been In active training for som
time to meet Miss Lewis, OF Cleveland
Ohio, who believes she can throw any woman
In America, in collar and elbow contest
MIR. Butler HAS been her tutor. Miss Lilis,
experience has been Ii ore brief than has that
OF the unknown, and she has been coached
by +. J. Dormer. In the match last night
these ladies were backed by their respective
trainers for 500 side.
Market hall was only about ope-ouarter
filed, and il is probabls that the small audi-
eHce was owing to the numerous counter at
fractions. Prof. c. o. Duplessis acted as
reierts. Tho Contestants stepped upon the
stage at SAB AID were greeted with applause.
The Unknown was clad in blue tights.
while Miss Llllis' color WAS ned
Inc former seemed TO be in the bes;
condition. She was somewhat taller than
her competitor but lighter in weight. Both.
however, are shapely, and remarkably ath
leuc They were decidedly nervous at first.
which was quite natural when the fact that II
WAS their Initial appearance upon any stare
IS taken into consideration. Miss
Inns acted entirely upon the
defensive. The Unknown alone
offered trips aud locks. The grapevine was
tired twice without eject, then the knee lock
ane AHally after tvoRty minutes sparrins
VITA lbe feet the Unknown caught the hin
lock snS Kiss LiHis broke her bold. This
gave the ial, although it was no fall. To The
UnknoWH, according 10 the rules.
The Hsecnd fan was won in precisely
the same mGrner, In one minute. The
third boat lasted Gully thirty seconds. and the
fall was W = BY Miss Lillis, she caught a
heel lock with success. The fourth fall was
repetition OF tie second, and the match was
given to the Unknown
This WAS followed by match
by AdoH Batter and T. ]. Dormer
same sty lie, and Mr.. Butler won two STRAIGHT
fallH. Prof. BID. Duplessis followed with an
Indian club exhibition, which pleased the
audience. Prof. Duplyssis is probably the
most clever nan with the clubs in the north
west. The entertain closed
VIA cellar and elbow ex
Aibif1oHs by Mr.. Butler and his pulpit. the
unknown. 1t WAS quite lively and lasted
uHt tn lady became tired.
Al the ciosSd Hr. Dormer and his fayorita
stepped forward before the footlghts ana
announced that the match should be repeated
fH s0Sn ~ tina unknown
shall have returned from Claw
ispd where she will wrestle Miss Lewis
nsxt week, Saturday, for the cham pionship
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-28
Whsr, vii, rhls Thing Eud2

srRISGEIkLB, o., New. Abr. john
MaI-vA Yesterday afternoon. afssr ssndiH Z
his wife 10 tOWn 10 stop, aGministSred 10 Ms
four children, aged frSn fear 10 thirtseD, 4
eon5iaareH OF asonise aad shlsrofOrm, thea
placed cloths saturated wah ehlsrotora ever
their facss and plzcsd then on the bed. He
AdniBisIeFed = similar d1ss 10 himself, ana
iay Gown 10 die with them. Wssn Nrs.
Maxwell returned The siCi=st girl was dsad,
and the sthers onseious. Assistance wzs
ummonsd asd every sdort made - gSviTe
them. Daring the night two more ehildren
died Maxwell revived soa<whss ssd va.
placed In jail. He refused 70 talk.
Re eft kNsrs sGyiag 10 vas nIsd
u life aRd wasted he children
10 20 villa aim 10 AVOID suffering. He had
rsssEtlT been indicted fer Lee By snes.iVr
physician, and bids, tosSsasr vita business
enbarrassments, is supposed 10 have ineilod
mir 30 this fearful ast.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, Nov. III. II Bailey
Of Atlantis, Ga, a com aereial traveller Tor
Deere, Manson & Co, g. Louis, suicided
tais sitsSn noon, resulting IRON = prvsracteu
spree. He was tao autzOr y; book Oh pol
itical economy, entitled "Faet0rs Of Civiis-
lens. " WRioa attracted considerable attic \ IiOn
! soupis Of years ago.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-28
MINNEAPOLIS PERSONALS.

s. c. Bsckwith, of Fargo, is at the Nicellet.
Sheriff Clarke, Of Port Arthur, Canada, is
Ia the city.
Gee. s. Garfield, of Brainerd, spent
Thanksgiving day in Minneapolis.
W. ?. Edgar, of the Northwestern Hitler, re-
turned home yesterday from an extended
southern tour
Z. W. Matter, Duluth; w. W. Hartley.
Brainerd; J. W. Henderson, Henderson
were the MinneSotans at the West yesterday.
Maj. A. c. Houghton, the business man
ager OF the Tribune, has retired and will en-
joy bucolic life on q stock farm near 'Fari-
bault
c. G. Goodnow, of the Calumet house.
FipeStone, and c. E. Marsh, of the Chap
man house, Heron lake, were the hotel men
in the city yesterday.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-28
loAOiA Publication
Vacation Of Asnigta Road, in West St.
Paul.
CirI CLzRK's OrPIsr.
81. PAuL. Aiaa., NSVsmser Is 1R2l


Whereas. A pstitlsa hiss been nled in this oase
as provided o. Law ~ ordsr OF Ihs C0nmsn
Council Of ths city Of 81. PauI zsEiAs for tAs va
eItisn Of ssrtasa a<ivssSy IN Hsst ST. Paal,
and described a. tsss0s: boSianAs ~ = DOIn
three AandRsd Aas 2fgy fear snd tlrIy enc AaR-
dredths feet (s14 <s) west Of tho asFthwsst ser
ncr Of Sissk IhEV-slx 1857 st
AIMING divers addition "a
WsH -. raal, Ia Ranssy ssaatJ and
aforss al psSdSOS4; tssRSs sOGtA ywsRty aias
dse<sss aad fssy-saS lsas asss ws.s 10 deg 81
Ain.l ak hundred SAD eight aad Hix-tsaths feet
SOS s. ~ P0Lat: tAsAeS sORta atty-six degrees
2As fIF sAs uiSHtss west Us deg 81 min. J
eight hundred ana AfIy feet to point; thsaes
EOsIh ferry ssVsR degrees AHd Atty ORs nina tss
~sst ~ dsE. 81 nia.) i've hundred and ak AL
AVs-tsAtA4 feet alors lsss (seS. o. ~ a peihi
where ssi4 read iabSrsssts The westerly Soundary
of tho above described lsnd, sAld Has as Dc
scrleod aforesaid being the sRare line Of said
ROAD, Ea,d read being Of IN irregular width Aad
OF In average Widta Of shout fourteen feet az
more or iess. and icing what 10 known as ths
hendota read, ara - sasUs. ~ red line en- thC
Pl a; accompanying SAID Detitioa. sHd
Whereas, The pstftsoa re stste hat thew ar
Vie owners Of all The properly On the HE Of ne
vacstloa SsLsi for, ana thGs the ok5sst Of sal Z
proposed vsea'is1 IL 70 allow them to GsdicAt
and convey ts the pubhe ssrtsia lsnd for street
and With said streets 80 dedicated viii cores
pond vii The Si7Sh ward line. ana the pstitiou'
ers farther ststs mat the VsestioA Of The fOrs
90 NC described road or driveway viii act In any
way interiors VIVA i'm Psds travel
Now, therefore. nsties is hereby given that
sAid pssltsoz wJH be heard and eszrd5sred By the
Comnoa COansA Of tAs cisy sf St PaIlora com
nittss 70 Be appolEsSd Ad SORaeil, on Tues
day, tie STA dAy Of JsnGary, a. ID. 1885, at 80
o'elssk ,. m, al the esGAen chamber in the city
hall
By order Of Common Cornell
THOMAS 4. PnaEBEAaAsr, City Clerk.
new - BW sAt
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s4sfl,--,-r vS.-a

Tse prisoners AZ the county j,l were given
sBe Thanksgiving dIaRer sy Shsrih HOl-
comb.
By order Of the suPTene court usds on
"Wednesday Al Ct. PasI, the stssnsr Jennie
Hayes is 10 be sold a. Ia sGit Of David
swzia.
30 muck work has acOunulstsd in the
county sserk's s5sev that Clerk Bennett viii
for some sAs airs tAs ass;ss-ses Of his
srotasr, Pain BeEnst.
Ar- sad AIRS. Rsbaca, Of Chicago. are Vis-
ihEg friends sad relssVes in the city. Taey
say tksy have nsTsr Eitaesssd anything IN
th-; city sssal - the Piper carnival ~ the
Roller riak last evening.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-28

The weather could not be aner.
goodiy EEm Der siten AIDED tas TaasksgfV-
ng bail AZ URios ball last evening.
The boys and siris are getting out their
skates aAd Tusaing to tas lake ~ try TIC
ice.
Everything passed er quietly Yesterday,
and Thanksgiving day was generally o5-
served.
For the bes, bread use Hubbard & Co.'S
superlatiTe -four. 1t has few equals and no
Superior.
Quite 4 nnzbsr 81 Mankato boys at work
in other cities Of the sissu, spsnt ThAnksgiV
ing eEy in Mszkate.
RsT J. C. Ogls. pastor Of the NJ L
church Of This city, preached the union
taSaksgiviag sermon at tbs Presbyterian
church.
J. 7. Williams, Esq-, has retained Hon
c. 4. Davis, Of b.. Paul, and Hon. D. Buck
ana ". n. Drake, Of EsnkstO, as bis e0uu-
81 In ala contest for tnc seat Of L. e. NJ
Fletcher, Eeq
Ths board Of trade com nlttse On the New
Orleans exh.tit aftsr a Huabsr u lnosslngs
with no result, yesser,lsy seIs0ted Jzlaes
ShoeEsker 70 have charge Of tue Mankato
exhibit al the worlds fair.
VeuszH nT0s royal museum OF anatomy
10 In tAs ely at Mr.. Meashor's new building
nsIt ~ tss city hall THIS museum was
Imported from Europe at great expense,
and 10 considered one Of the gnest anatoma-
tissi museums ever on exhibition. Admis-
siSn lse, doors open from 5 q. u. 10 IL
?. N.
Al enjoyable tiRe was had al ths social
at the Normal school Wednesday evening,
under tae auspices Of tie faculty. Various
games and anuseneHh were iRdnlgsd in
and several pantonins and cbarades served
TO anuss the large number present Miss
Hale favored the audience with several stories
in the deaf and dunb language.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-28
FLoH ETC
NSURAHOH.
TEE BANKERS LIFE ASSOCIATED
De AoIsRS. IoMA


CrgsHined ~ bankers Of lows and Illinois snd
Incorporated JslF l, 1879, a. = benevolent organi
sAloA IN TIE stats 81 Iowa. for furnishing life
prstestle1 % bakers. merchants and professioaa
men .. tAs Northwest
Aiming V provide a SQUAD security for the
psTneas q 10 eernaoates OF Asn5srship ~ tie
Svsst Pessiete oess. and managed il Tie ialsussi
Of Ia member.
EKpsrie1es has dsnS.sE.,sa the fzIi accom-
phfhnsat Of these ssAs. IL iatelsigeas, think
M mes. saains ~ prsvids AGAINST contingencies.
tsr me prSsseaen Of LAs< kzAniliss. lis fsatsre.
are weh TosthJ - earef1, esDsids ratioR-
We snah - pleased 10 correspond or eah On
any, y fnhy s=plain No plans and purposes. -
We efsr N tAE assscsasisa, taking into COO
slaeratsen ne n2aagcEseas. class OF member
ship. ssssrir5 and cost n opportunity for lis
prcsess'sn not equAlsd N tAis ssantTF.
AxPerisneed solicitors aud local agents, WIZ
can eve AK references - shsTAcbex and
ability, wanted thr01ghsst ne state
TIE BANKERS LIB ASSOCIATION,
ia Washington Avs-ue South.
<of Minneapolis. MINI.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-28


The Paper sarAiVsl 81 tie Rsller kisk lasi
evening WA Ma easst entertain nSnt ever
given in that popular plaes Of amusement.
The esstsst&as for the Prtzrs were Mrs.
Lsnsa, bias sesame vita red SSH, Ars.
JSiA ORR ysH'r~ Wiah haai psfnRs sssh ard
nell, Hrs. Free HsKEsiek, scarlet vita bl.e
trianiRs, Aiss WsSS, rcd, Ehiis SRa sfse,
AEs- Sofsare7, yellow, wsiss r~sose,s, @ss
2>rry, GLoBn aad Gee1S COSTUME. HH.
Szrsbsw, lsvszdsg Nsd vsttS, Hss
Bnssos White vita aswsn q Vs-i0as Aa-s,
Mics S,y red. usits aad sFae. Miss Cswssi.
white with roses. The scene frvn TIE bas-
sosT ras fsseiE zttnsiy besutfisL Al to-
the gentlemen wore paper esps- From Mr..
Psznia sssa, ef PiEs Ces, daughter Of Mrs.
kiaridss, prsSi.cst Of As Relief society,
seat ssI Of PaPer 0=ps and aovsrA T@s
bsusat ~ ths Relief society was so, SEiS.
Hiy@t have been doabled IL eSiss and eakss
Eas bssn sold during tia aftsTnOon.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-28
.STILLFATER News.
1HE GLOBE Az srILLwArER

The 0LosE has established 8 pernansnt ones
N The city u sHIlusscr. In charge Of Ar. Peter
Begg. vac taxes the Eanscemsntof ne szstssss
interests Of the papsr- I'm city sirealstiss- cor
reFpondsnes. etc. comnuniesstsns oflossi Rs~s
and all master for publication nsy BE Isfs :; ms
saltwater GLoRE once. ilc Maia street. Exosi-
sior eioek- MP stairs. or may - addressed %
Peter eery. P. o. sox 1894 sa4 vAk receive
prompt attention
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-28
CBAPTHR /,
81 was take. sick = wear ago
VIZ l. H. 4

With biksus tsyer."
my doctor pr0n Supeed me cured but |
got s!sk again, win terrible pains in my
back and sides, and got SO bad
Could not nSVel'
shrupki
From 2eS lbs. 10 1901 had been doctor
Ing for my liver, bal it did me no goad. ]
did no. sIpset 10 live mere rhan three
nsHsas. began 10 use Hop Birers d.
reeti! ny appetite returned, M pains left
me, ny entire syston seemed renewed n ii
by magic, and aftsr asisg several bottles, |
an rot only "a sound as sovereign. but
weigh mere than I did before TIE Hon
Bltters owe ny Iife." Z. FTTzrArRIcK.
Dastia, June ., 81.
oEAPTER II.
Maiden, MSS, Feb. ]. 1888. Gentle1a.-
sfsrsd villa attacks st sick heedashs~
Neuralgia, female trouble, for years in the
N Get tsrrisls and sKcruciatins nauH-r
No msdis.as or doctor could give me r.
lief or cure, until used Hop Bittors.
The frst bcaIe
Nearly cured me;'i
The second made me rs wen and stro,g
as when child,
And have been so 10 this daf.n
Ny husband was an invalid fer twenty
years with ssriOzs
"kiasey, liver and urinary complaint.
'ProAounssd by Boston's best physicians
"IReHraelr i"
Seven bottle, Of your Bitters cured him
IAd / knew OF ths
Lives Of eight persons
In my neighborhood that have been saved
by your bitters,
And many more are using thom with groai
benefit
They alm0st
Do miraeleslr Nm H. o Skaek
How TO GIT SIcK.-Exposs yourself oGy ana
night; eat fso muek without exercise; work too
naro without rest; doctor al tAs time: take al
me vile hestr1ns Advertised and then you vii
vast 70 know hoe 20 get Ush. which l. answer
ed 10 thee vsrds-Take EOp Biitsrs
u None genuine withsat bunch Of green
hops on the white label. skun all tho via, poi.
sonous stnf with "Eop" or Hops" In thei,
name.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-28
SOUTHERN MINNESOTA.
Gleanings ofNews and Items Of Ma
terial Interest
Apaily elsbe Department at Nsnksso De
vsted 10 Developing and Advancing
Ihe southern Portion Of tas
statA

Tie Office % the soufhsrH yirnescta depart
ment ef TEE GpoEs 10 Ia charge Of Mr.. z F.
Barrett. with headquarters NJ hsnkats. the
tusiness and editorial rooms being on the second
foor Of the Fret national bank Binding formerly
occupied as the teiephsRs sxshsass. Personal
calls or Communication addressed - &r. Barretg
&C matters pertaining 70 las departments VIII
receive prompt attention
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-28

TAs ssets 81 Minnesota to KoshAask. Defendant
ron are hsrssy ssAaAsa,s % BE sAd syss.r sscsrs
The uatsrSiGns-. 81 the .1s.fses o. Psass h
ana Ter sale sssaty. % t.s iSta az 81 De1szbsr
leS% ~ o eleok g. ths fsreasea, 81 nay o. /. "A
81 81 D. raGi n s.ic coGa T. AAsusr 10 Thazaas
esilE IN evil tsn-
sAoad yea fail Asr az the Hns nnd nlaa.
atoresaiA. tudEacAt wiz be rendered azaias; van
Rpsa tie svidsass aSAsss1 b. sad Thomas Cola far
sReh san a. he shall EbsT hiziseN entitled 10
Gt,e 1A<sS ~ hand tAn l4th day OF .Novsmber.
Il D. Iss4-
5. V. HANFT,
noYls4~-fnes Justice Of the Peace
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-28
MEDICAL
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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-28
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sntersf-ne4 for Allowance
Dased octsser 10, isss.
eEAELEs J0HNsON,
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AATEEH 4. JonDAN. az WasAin<toa aYsaus ssush
Attsraey for Assignee
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-28
LATE MINNEAPOLIS NEWS.
Especial Telegram to tn. Globs.l

Especial Telegram TO the Globs.l
R. n. Woollett's little son fell while skat-
ing at the Twenty-sighth street rink and
broke his arm yesterday.
An inciplent fire in one of tho dressing
rooms at the Grand Opera created deal Of
excitement last night, but fortunately it was
exungnished BY chemical without much
damage.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-28
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