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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-03
Asslgnee's Sale.

NoTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
N undersigned will proceed To sell NJ the
late residence OF George w. Hess, Manoh sister,
either ~ whole or In lots TO suit purchaS.
snd other personal property belonging "a tho
said George W. Hess, on Monday. April 7,
1884. sale TO begin at 10 O'Clock a. M. and 10
coniince from time 10 time until ali the pro.
perry Is sold. Terms cash.
GEORGE X. 4. 6ILCHRIsT,
mrc1 Assignee OF George W. Hess.
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RAILwAYs--Lower.

ThreeS
rOu~s apd-a-hai
FOurS coo
RAILWAYS--Lower.
STATE SECURITIEs-Steady.
SroCKs-The market opened slightly 10 v
or in the morning but soon became suo1g
and higher with so advance of Is to & per
cent. Western Union recorded the great
est improvement, selling up from 6SH to
7OIz. Compared with last night closing
prices are down = to rs per cent,
except for Western Union and 81. Paul,
preferred which are IsSH per cent higher
Spring Mountain coal sold up from Al to
4Sh@4S. Evansville aud Terrs Hauts rose
; to as, New York, Lackawsnna and West
srn x to Of, and Colorado coal s to IL,
Memphis aRd Charleston declined Ia to
33}S.
Transactions 10000 shares.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-03

Commissioners.
Incorporated IL 1873 for - yssrs 0y the Leg.
Jature for Educational aud Char, Il bio Dur.
Osss-ysith . capital OF 81 100, fcg-lO which a
sserye fund OF over sjS0,00o has snce b,sn
tdded. BY m overwhs ming popular vote It's
ionstitution adopted DeoemD Der n. A, u. ISIS
me only Lottery ever voted on and endorsed
oy the People OF any stste.
II never scales or pIstpones iH bfabd
A Bplendid Opportunity ~ Win Q fortune
Fourfh Grand Dravtng, Cas- u, In The
,ChnYMY or MHSIC, NEW 0RLEANb,
Tuesday, April sib, lssf-is7th Monthly
Drawing.
CAPITAL PRIZE. s7o,0Oo.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-03
ESIsa1S.
Order of Putttcation.


STATE CT. WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
, County, City of Wheeling. IL the hnni.
clpal Court of wheeling, March Rules, lSSL
IIiphena Z. HornbrOOk, aGministI atrix o.
tie estate Of 9homss Hornbrook, deceased
VS.. Edwin Hornbrook, the Exchange Bank
we'll, trustee, and Jsmes Gilchrtst, trustee
Mary 3. Allison, executrix OF the will OF Y.
W. B. Allison. deceased and Charles l. Nc:
Gov and William Il. ID. Mccoy, executors OF
the will Of 4, II. Mccoy, deceased.
IN cHANCERI.
The general Obje Of this suit is TO have
certsin parcel of lard belonging to Edwin
HOTn0rUOk, being 81 feet IN width OF the
south paIt Of l,t numbered 1872 situs To on
the east side OF Chapllne street In that part
Oi the said city Of wheeling known as Cen
re " ceiling, or so much thereof as may be
Necessary, sold under the orders OF the said
court, and lie process III eTeof applied 10
lie satisfaction of n Judgment Obtained In
said &C urt on the 2Id day of Angus, 1888. by
;he Exchange Bank OF Wheeling asairs st Ed
win Hornbrook and Jacob Horubrook
which lud gmeL was found ed Il Dcn note on
which the said Thomas Hornbrook deceased
was an endorher, and further TO have IL lie
creed by said court that certain promissory
uOL In favor Of Mary $. Aili.on, executrixo OF
he will OF Z. W. b. Allison, deceased, and in
fsvor of r, II. mcCoy, now deceased, which
notes are deScriben In certain deed or trust
made by said Edwin HornbrOoR and wife TO
Allied Caldwell and James Iiilchrist, trus'
tees, date september y, 1879, have beeI paid,
and that so far az the last named notes are
concerned the sSId Gced of trust should be re.
leased. And II appearing from an affidavit
flied IN the cause mat Charles l.. McCoy, one
Of The executors OF the VIII Of said +. n. Nc.
COY, deceased, is q non. resident OF thu Safe
4 Wet Virginia, the said Charles l.. NcCOy,
executor rs afOre Is requirsd 10 appear
within one month etler the date Of the first
publication OF this ORDER, anh do wha; Is
necessary 20 protect his Interests. RI IS also
ordered that this order be posted and pub
lished accUrdlIR to law.
1854.
In testimony whereof ] have h reunto
signed my lame ~ ClerG ~ sad Court this
10Th day Of k8rcn, lSS!, St Rules la CLERKS
office nj said Court.
leste: THOMAS VI. DAERaH,
Clerk Of the Mum cipal Court Of Wheeling
HENRY NJ. RUSSELL,
Attorney for com la. nant
marl0-oawt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-03

NEW YORK, April q Money-Market
easy at }4CL2 per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 4CI5Ia per cent; sterling exchange,
bankers bilIs, firm at 1914; demand 1904.
GOyERNNENTS-Eiru.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-03
FlR&NCE AND TRADE.

aoueS I I-2a2 Per Cenf.-Governmen
Ftru-StOeks BiEher-FiOur pull and
EnchnnR Cd v heal Lower.
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FOR SALE.

4 FIRST-CLASS FARM or UNn HUN.
"A DhkD and twenty-six Acrea with good
improve ments, one. half mile from the
National road and Hem pfeld Railroad, and
eight miles from Wheeling. WIN be sold npon
reasonable terms FuI psrticularS inQ uire o.
ALEXANDER BONk
Real estate Agent,
febih Cor. Twelfth and Market sta
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-03
GROCERIES.
wheeling.
COFFEES.

Corrected every week by SIMON BAER 8
SONS. " hclesale Grocers, No. AZ and 4444
Main street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-03

In Short, taks all the hast qualities
Of all these, and the best qualities
of all the hest Medicines of the
World and you will find that HOP
siT1ERS haVs the best curative
qualities and powers 0faIl concsn.
trated in them, and that tEsv will
cure when anv or all of these,
singly or combined, fail. A thor
Ouch trial will give positive proof
of this.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-03

l.4t,hs N . HOY 10
-.... IN .u-z., IA 3 dAyS &, ~ 10 a
= Mtf l-,gt...,N.llt -, Z -! -
- l5- Markets., " -.sN- =
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-03

WHEELING AND PITTSBURGH DIVISION
On and after Septem Der 20, 1883, passenger
trains Will run ss follows, wheeling time:
DEPARTURES.
For Pittsburgh-6:O a. m, sos p. m daily
except sunday.
For W aEnington-6:20 O. m. a:05 .. m, 3 :O5
p M, 5:i5 p. M. daily except Sunday.
ARRIVALS
From Pittsburgh $50 a. M. $50 p, m.
daily except sunday.
FROM Washington--S:0e a. M, $50 a. ~,
lis p. M. 6:Sn p. m. dslly except sunday.
&. X. LORD, General passenger Agent
THOS. NJ. KING, Geners, Supt
L. ID. SMITH, Pass. Agt, Pittsburgh.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-03
Dissolution OF Partnership.

THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE lex.
) isting between VIM. link and Albsr'
rnr, under the firm name Of VIM. link q
on, is tins day dissolved by mutual consent
Albert Zink retiring.
All persons knowing themselves indebted
F" Tie late rrm are earnestly requested 10 call
trd make settlement with Vim. Elnk, who
done Is authorized 10 settle the accounts Of
Hm. link q Son.
The business win be carried on at the old
land. as heretofore. WIN. link,
Rpll ALBERT LINK
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-03

no. daily except Saturday IN.
LsrfSNille Accom- mediation leaves ~hesl.
ING at 10 ,; NJ, Bel!atIe NJ A50p. m. daily
c&cepl sunday.
b. 4 ., sl'epine Cars on all through t-air s.
S.sep.ns car from neeling 10 indianapolis
VIZ columbus on train No. 4. leaving this
.,!y al 2;Sh ,. m. daily, arriving at Indlansp-
through coach from Wheeling 10 Columbus
OF No. = leaving wheeling at s:l5 q. M, Ar
irving st Columbus at $50 y. m.
Close connections made for sll points South
md Southwest, North and North wer making
ta1s desirable route for colcrists and persons
moving TO thesreat West. aud to whom par1.
:ular attention 10 given.
ickels to all p incipal points on sale at
sIrtpirg Car accom- mndatlons can Ds Sc.
cured al Depot Ticket Ofiice.
THOS. II. r. HAASE.
Ticket Agent, b. 4 q. Depot
JOHN BAlLIE
Ticket a gent, under McLure House.
JOHN 7. LANE Trav. Passenger AgeRt
w. NJ. CLEMENTS, NJ OF 7.
Il. 7. DEVRIE5, Genr Agent, Wheeling.
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.OledO,

TOLEDO, April 2.-Wheat-Weak; No.
1 white 81 O6; No 2 97c; No. 2 red spot
Ole asked; May 949zc; June 95Kc asked;
July exc asked; No. spring $50 asked
rejected Csc. Corn-Wesk; high mixed
SIC ssked; No. 2 SIC ssked; rejected 5Sc;
no grade 49c Oats-Easier; No, 2 white
3SHc; No. 9 spot and May S5kc; June Soc.
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nEnIcAL.


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d.. ave ,-I E,,r, wv, ,gassras. 'ss zen
."r. -. ha'c 'o' aver, the eSes', as
s.r.. --rsrc ra.n. ' I2a sen>e = d III
v r.. ',s,oni tie power ,s5g s,. as lar as
M. O. r. .;CNe ~ 4 diseased So tired
lii judge : ne OF the do Co., tined,
r. >,-r.a1'., o,.cr ren'SHliSS4 ~s still
and ANGUS =, frrD-rOCted d.Se -, AL
(, van. o.. ,'...--.,..,rrd box OF w. E,,,,5
" At.l|, ..>r-lrglsi here, anu rSc,,s
,,sr 81, ,,,-,rn OF them, -, ,,s' haze almost
\, Do, e.. E..9. TO pressure re-, ,"S and PAIN,
u.s. ave T.. I've much time ~, 49, and
.'S :, 1r c aoAv Nm sincere gTA's'a's -~
T., .yr,rsc rrSncctluIN' --,-,,k,
f....--a, .. ''s ". l., ss4LL, Ao'0o'O'
N.,- Tart.
y, rs Sc, enth slrs .s,
Tr~s, N' r, : .,lflrr,sg with the
.,csr~, GuEtnS N -
rP "a lar-c aa'o'H ~, - purpose.
,,.. M.Lty's L ,,., p "a,
~... '" .,Ir.l they took Se-
go n.y.-, ~ W.. .,.r,lrE cash box,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-03
Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, April 2.-Flour-Wesk
and unsettled. Whest-OpeDed &c high
er. subseq uently declined and closed weak;
No ? red April 81 GOAL OF; May 81 C29
/ O3J<; June 81 OS%@l OK; July 81 0S9
/ "a. Corn-Opened q shade irmer, but
the improvement was lost and the market
closed weak and lower; car lots steady snd
in moderate demand; rejected yellow
531lc; No. 8 mixed 5Scl4; sail yellow 81 = 9
5Sc; sail mixed April 56956&c; May 81 y 9
$50; June 5S&@ 59I1c; July 60S6O5sc
Oats-Lower; No. 3 white 40 @4lc; No. z
white 4l@42c; No. white 42Hc.
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, \ pril 2-FlCur--Dull and un-
chsnged. " heat-Regular, only moder-
ate business transacted feeling unsettled;
the market opened firm and &c higher,
advanced q shade more, declined lts9l4f,
rallied slightly and closed 2s9Ac under
Yesterday. Sales ranged: April S2AgS3} &c,
closed at S214c; May S72s@S93Sc, clio 'ed
ut size; June SSA9S9Ac, closed at 1919;
July S9N9O1sc, closed at S9@S9Lc; No. 2
Chicago sprin S2A@SjHc. Corn-ln gooi
demand but unsettled; opened shade
higher, quickly declined lls9l4c, rallied
slightly and closed ij4c lower for May, &c
lower for June, and 2sgAc lower tor July
than yesterday; cash j0952Ac; April 90
@5lIc, closed at SOC; May 54N@j6sc,
closed at 5}4c; june 55A956Ac, closed a.
$3.50; July 51495S4c, closed at 500.
Oats-DUll aud easy; cash 2SAG3l ~;
Apri! 2S4@29c, closed at 2S24c; May 32IS
@334c, closed at 1890; June 33@S3Is :;
closed at SIC; July 32i2G32>Sc, closed
at 32Ac; year 2i15c. Rye-Qujet at
5id5Jc Bsrley-Firm at 62E@j612c. Flax
Seed-Easier at 81 81 POrk-lrregular and
Jairly active, declined l5G2Oc but recov-
cred slightly; cash 81 30GH 80; April
FI7 40; May SIT 45@l7 67H, closed a,
closed at ST. 57H; July ST. 6GHGlT 66;
year 81 57H. Lard-ln fair demand bu.
al lower rates, declined 15@20c, early
rallied 7E@lOc, receded lO9l2Ac and
clc.ed easy; cash S. 9OG9 95; May 50 90
"a IN closed at 50 0Oa9 OH; June
- O7Is69 80, closed at So OH; July
20 l5Gg 40, closed at 50 1899 IA; year
~ 50 Bulk Meats-In fair demand; shout
iers b 50; short ribs 50 90; short clear
80 2O. Butter and Eggs-Quiet and un-
changed. WLisky-Steady and unchanged.
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Cincinnati

CINCINNATI. April .. -Cotton-F;rrr and
higher; middlipg llLc. Flour-QI iet aud
unbalanced. Wheat-Dull; No. 2 red 81 o..
Corn-Firmer and in good demand; No. z
Sc. Osts-ln moderate demand No.
36L637c. Rye-Active and firm; No. :
6CG67c. Barley In good demand and
bicher; extra No. fall 7Sc. Pork-ln
light demand; mess 81 so. Lsrd-Dull;
current make IS S5@9 90. Bulk Meats
Lower; shoulders CSC; short rib 95c.
Rscon-Dull and lower; shoulders nc;
short rib lOc; short clear 1880. Whisky
Steady at 81 IL. Butter-Iractiye; extra
northwestern creamery &C.; choice dairy
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Baltimore.

BALTIMORE. April 2-Flour-steady and
inactive; Howard street and western super
dine 81 75m3 p; extra So 5094 50; family
a 75@5 IS. Wheat-About steady aud in
sctive; No. 2 winter red spot ard April
81 CO5IGl OOA; May 81 O391 O2}z; June
and July 81 oS@l O34. Corn--About
steady: mixed spot 55Hq5 SIC; April $50
56c; May 56A@57Ec; June 5S}2@5SB3;
July 6OGGU2sc Oats-Scarce and tirm
western white 40ai2c; mixed 3S94Oc;
Pennsylvania 4O@43c. Rye-Quiet at 679
69c Hsy-Firmer; Pennsylvania Sli OO9
rs 90 FroviSions-Quiet; mess pork, old,
Els co: new $40 20. Bulk Mests-ShouIders
and ciesr rib sides picked 10hc; bacon,
shoulders sac; clear rib sides lie; hams
l4].@l5c. Lard-R fined 11Hc. Bate
STEADY; western packed l0@25c; creamery
25G $50. Eggs-Lower and dull at 80.
Petrcleum-Steady: refined S@SAc. Cof-
fee-Unsetrled; Rio carsoes 94@llc Sugar
81, ady end qrlet; A soft no. Whisky
Stesdy 81 81 l9IIl 1914.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-02

little of interest in the police court yesterday.
John Doane was arrested on the charge of
disorderly conduct While on the verge of
the tremens Sunday night he discharged
bull dog revolver into the air, and when
brought to the city hall he acted like a crank,
pointing to his breast and saying he ought
to have put the bullet through there. Yes
terday he was fined $50 for being disorderly
and S. for carrying a gun. He paid the
coin and was discharged.
Geo. Jones went out to Banholzer's park
on Sunday and INDUCED in picnic. After
indulging freely in Milwaukee soda, he lit a
cigar and boarded a street car. The driver
of the chariot ordered him TO throw the root
away, but he objected and they had another
picnic. This time Jones had the worst of it,
being bounced of the car and handed over
to the police. The case occupied consider
able time in the hearing and he (Jones) was
fined $40.
Chas. Knipple, the saloon keeper in whose
joint a row took place few nights ago, was
arraigned on the charge of assaulting Gus.
Hopping, one OF the participants. The hear
ing was continued to the Sth inst.
Frank Bergstrom was I'D for pounding c.
Brantberg; he toyed with the latters ear, and
when the case was called complainant
brought the injured organ into court and
showed it to the judge. Bergstrom was fined
ten bills.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-02
SHAKOPEE.

SHAKoPEE, Sept. 1.-Glorious weather.
Chickens are scarce in this vicinity.
Poll tax collections foot up 500.
The county Jail is yearning for occupants.
Fishing is still INDUCED in by our citizens,
Business is picking up considerably.
Base ball fever has subsidized somewhat.
The uniforms for the cornet band are ex-
pected Friday.
Roller skating craze still fourishas.
The Scott County Agricultural society are
determined to make this years fair sue
cess.
A number of our young people went to
Young America Sunday.
So far Igna.ius Donnelly has the support
OF one out of four county papers.
The crops are turning out better than ex-
pected on Louisville prairie, where the land
is of medium quality. Wheat runs twenty
six bushels to the acre, and oats fifty-two.
The st. Johns society of this city are DE
termined to do the elegant thing in the pa
rade at ST. Paul next Sunday, having en-
gagged two bands for that occasion,
The common council have concluded to
discard the triangle fire alarm and have ne
gotiated with Geo. +. Strait & Co., to place a
large steam whistle on their mill to be used
for a fire alarm s.1
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-02
Real Estate and Building.

The following transfers of real estate, by
warrantee deed, were filed for registry yes
terday:
western Railroad company, part Of lots and 4,
block -, Brown Il Jackson's addition TO West
st. Paul; $500.
Chas \. Il. welde to Fred Fleckenstein, lot
10, block 80, Arlington Hills addition; $3.50.
West Side Land and Cottage Co to John wag-
ner, lot &c, block 30, Brown Il Jackson's addi-
ton $500.
John Weber 10 Alvin Rowe, lot Of Cottage
Homes; s., O00.
Chas \. b. weide to Hans C. Dosen. lot g.
block %, Arlington HIS addition; Sl25.
Chas weide to Andrew b. Nelson, lot 4, block
&C. Arlington Hilrs addition; $3.50.
David Rittenhouse to Alex. Ramsey, und. Il
of lot ). block 81, (quit claim deed,) Rice Is
iryiaes addition. $500
". A. Van >lyke to Daniel Eagan, lots 1, .. 3
aud 4, block II, Benupre helley's addition !;
$1,000.
Ellen NJ. MacXnbin to William Bramer. 10, %.
block >, Z. II. Mackubin's second addition
$500.
q. \. vanders,us to VIM. C. Riley, part of
lots , aud 4, block Il, Dayton Il lrvlnes addi-
ton, 2,lOO.
VIM. Dawson to Martin Brugemaun, IL lots in
Robertson's addition TO West SO. Paul; $500.
j. y. Rogers to Ella NJ. Chadwick, lots ~ TO
80 block {, J. Y Rogers addition; s., coo.
Juo a. Wilstarh to Joseph WINNER, lot 10.
block >, Whittier Division addition: $50.
David i. kehle 10 ID. {. Robert, lots IS and
So block g. Carke addition; $500.
sd. LhuHy.n to Leopold Gucrtin, part OF lots
G ard :. block s. BEzilie & Roberts addition to
West St Paul. sou.
BUILDING Permits.
The following building permits were issued
10y Bhiliiss Inspector johnson;
Mary \ smith enc stury frame addition,
south side OF l;amsey, betw, Gu Payne and Green
br;er streets Sls5.
Fat NcNcsay. one story frame house. north
side Of lsomCs, between Marion and Gautier
streets, St5.
) Togcpsueh plate glass win low in building
II seven corners 500.
}u.heck one and = hais story frame dwell
| ling. south side % iglchari, between Miller and
Sroito streets. ST .0gp.
VI Il Griffith two story frame dwelling, north
side ot Graua avenue. between Victoria avenue
aud Avon street, =. OC0.
Adams. one and half story frame dwell
ling, moth side OF Dayton avenue, between
Kent and Dale streets, S2SD.
e Adams, seven one story frame dwellings,
soath side Of Armstrong street. between Milton
street and NicIscia avenue, Sj25 each. $3.50
Mrs Mary O'6alleu, Que and half story frame
barn. west side % Wilkin street. between Nc
! Beal and Goodrich streets. $50
" johnson. one story frame addition 70
/ barn. east side OF Arundel street. between Lau-
rel aud Sel5y avenues, Si01-
VIM. Bogg. enc story frame dwelling. south
side Of summit avenue, between Rice and Third
5 streets. So
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-02
HARVEST REPORTS.
From the Lines of the Omaha and
Manitoba Railways.
81. Paul d 1faniio1a Ratl,eay.

NORTHERN DIVISION.
HALLAcK. Sept. If the weather con-
tinues favorable harvesting will be finished
this week; threshing has begun; clear and
windy this morning
Pelican Rapids-Weather wet for the last
twenty-four hours but this morning 1t cleared
up nice and looks like it was going to be
good weather; stacking and threshing will be
somewhat delayed but nothing serious.
Misunderstanding doing; heavy rain
this morning put a stop to stacking for to-day,
and no threshing done yet.
Glyndon--A heavy rain during the night
detsins threshing somewhat; weather clear
and cool.
Crookston Heavy showers last night but
that will not delay harvest; threshing begins
to-day.
Devils Lake-Heavy showers last night
with no damage; clear and cool this morn
ing.
Ojato--Heavy storm last night, no dam
age done; harvest about over.
Minto-Light shower passed over here last
night, but no damage or delay in harvesting;
to-day clear and warm.
Grand ForiIs-Weather during the past
twenty-four hours clear and hot, with indi-
cations of rain; harvesting will be completed
this week; threshing begins to-day.
Observation-Disclosures favorable and thresh-
ing going on rapidly, with an average Of
twenty bushels No. hard to the acre.
Grandin-Heavy showers of rain last night;
clear and cool this forenoon; harvesting very
near completed; threshing going on in good
shape.
Neche-Weather past twenty-four hours
cloudy and pleasant, and harvesting pro-
crossing in good shape.
FERGUS FALLS DIVISION.
Long Prairie-Cloudy and cold; some rain
and hail this forenoon; hail stones were
pretty large here; have not heard of any
damage by storms as yet.
Fergus-Very heavy rain this morning,
which viii delay stacking
Sank Center-Weather cloudy and cool;
light rains; not enough to damage crops.
Evansville - Weather during the past
twenty-four hours cloudy and cool; rained
quite sharp this morning, which will prevent
stacking day or two; weather this morning
clear and cool; strong southeast wind.
Clearwater-Wheat is yielding from
eighteen to twenty-five bushels per acre;
farmers are cutting corn; corn is so nearly
ripe that it is out of danger of frost.
Monticello-No change in crops
Osseo-Wheat will average twenty bushels
per acre; some farmers have begun cutting
their corn.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-02
Texas Produce Exnorts.

GALVESTON, Tex, Aug. S1.-The Galveston
Ee,rs, in its annual statement published to-mor-
row will say: Notwithstanding the fact that the
cotton crop of Texas for the year 1888 and 1884
is over 400. 900 bales, more than what II Was in
yesr 1898. the total value Of products ex-
ported scarcely reaches hundred million dol
lars. The gear before the value from the same
sources reached a total OF Sl19,20G,OOO The
following summary shows the amount and value
ofTexas produce raised and exported in 1S83-S4 /:
Cotton I,10i,s25 bales, value S55,241,-
ESQ: wool 1s,627.42 pounds, value
s2.fs6.674: hides 1i.217,42s pounds; vaiue
81, s45,O9i: cattle 624,417, value S124Ss5, $40 ;
horses I2.247, value 1851, 410; lumber and shin
gles. value 81. 42s 51s cotton seed cake ard oil.
value s24, f52, 100; sugar and molasses, value
SI2s.5ie; grain and hay. value S1O,s24,7l9; mis-
cellaneous products, value S5,s37,1I6. Total,
600 5sf 945
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-02
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Wahpeton is to have a second skating rink
to cost "a, 600, to meet the demand. It is
the popular amusement; everyone here
skates; even the churches hire Kinks to hold
festivals on skates. AT the recent Episcopal
entertainment it was quite novelty to see
young ladies pass the refreshments on skates.
The Mercury speaks of the attempt OF an In
dian to skate ''For the first time probably
on record a real live undiluted red Indian
put on roller skates last Thursday evening
at the rink, and his appearance was some
what of the hog on ice'order. The red man is
degenerating, his customary keen cunning,
and unequalled ssgacity has departed to the
happy hunting grounds. The way he tumb-
lod around that rink left trail which an or
binary Sioux squaw could follow. He gave
forth two or three wild war-whoops every time
he came down hard and his movements
were unidentified
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-02
TRANSPORTATION NOTES.

Norris 6 Southeastern Railroad Company.
Articles of incorporation were filed with
the secretary of state yesterday, by A. j..
Sawyer A. NJ. Miller, J. c. Hunter, VIM.
w. Spaulding, of Duluth, and w. D. Cor
nish, Crawford Livingston aud Harlan P.
Hall, of st. Paul, to locate, construct, equip,
maintain and operate railroad with one or
more tracks, telegraph lines, docks, ware
houses, depots, machine shops, etc, to COM
mence at Morris, in the county of Stevens,
thence running southwesterlv to some point
on the Union Pacific railroad, in the state of
Nebraska, between Columbus and Kearne
Junction, in said state, by the most Access
sible route, which said corporation may To-
cate said railroad line. The principal place
of business is to be at Duluth, the time of
commencement of business is August 1, 1854,
and it is to continue for niuety-nine years.
The capital stock is placed at $40, 900, 900,
divided into 100 coo shares of 800 each,
five per cent. of which is to be paid in at the
time OF subscribing. The highest amount of
liability is limited to the full capital stock.
The incorporates are the first board of direc-
tors and W. w. Spaulding is president:
Crawford Livingston, vice president; a. J..
Sawyer, treasurer and John Hunter, secre-
tary.