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CIuverlus senteneed to Hang.

RIGHAeSD, y,sBe-lo,.-The; Hustlng's
court room this morning was packed
with one Of the largest crowds seen
there during the four weeks trial of
L. j. Cluverius for the murder of Fan
ME Lillian Madison. The prisoner
was brought Into court and occupied a
seat behind the bar, with his
counsel. He appeared calm
and self-possessed. Clark Lawton told
the prisoner 10 stand up, and pro-
pounded tho usual questions rs to
whether he had anything to say why
death should not be- pronounced
against him. The prisoner, in low,
husky voice, addressing the court, said (:
81 will say that you are pronouncing
on an innocent man; that is all / have
10 say"
Judge Atkins proceeded then to pass
sentence, briefly but impressively,
fixing the time Of execution on No
vember Goth next. The prisoner
stood unmovod, without manifest
ing the least emotion, and whom tho
Judge had concluded, took his seat
quietly.
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Double Hanging In Louisiana.


FARhERsvlLLR, La, June Ie--Perrv
wsra Snu Mililsm William Milton, father and SON.
to.aar %oas nangea sa IN the jail enclosure here
Sherry, an old farmer, at his boma ~ y,
the northern part of this fUnion1 Pa -
ish, on April l5, 1884, ionl rar-
The drop fell at l:s7. Old man Nh
IONS neck was dislocated and With Z. ths
exception OF slight shrus os ~" shs shs
shoulders, he died immediafelv as,av su
NJ w,, ieh, without struggle. His SON SON
" lelshl, died in terrible aron y
shq me loop having caught over III,
onm IN descending. It remainaS
~ ~ a,i;ow,nS easy respiration. After
cbennnS 81 nu'es, MS condition being un-
dastb yas,,i,si ,iie rope was readjusted an d
OF them made a statement Tho isner aus
ouuon was private. oAe-
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The HerrIn Jury Hang

mi FORT WORTH, June l9.-lSpecial Il
The Herrin jury came into cour. u
usy and said they could not poss,h,y
agree; that after a weeks debsta tha5y
iound themselves far apart. 'TndSss s
beckham, with consent OF the nrisnn,
ers counsel, discharged them. Thav
STOOD, three for murder In the first da.
gree; penalty. life sentence. Eivbt Sor
murder IN Ia the second degree; penaltv.
70 years, One for murder I'm tbe th,r3
uegreei and five years, Herrin,s
onsnees to hang are now consIderad
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insists on having Liberal pledges not
TO wilfully obstruct the Consersyatiye
leaders. The Conservatives are alarm.
cd at the tone of Mr.. Chamber.
lain's recent speech, which donates
an intention on his part TO
harass the Conservatives to his Mt
most. The Conservatives insist that
the Liberals will vet be compelled to
accept Lord Salisbury's terms,
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RAILROAD NEWS.
The Train DIspatohera.

DENVER, June l9.-The American
Train Dispatohers' Association con-
vention yesterday elected tho follow
ing officers for the ensuing year:
j. w. Lynahan, OF New York, Presi-
dent.
A. ]. Frazier, OF Indiana, vice-Presi-
dent.
Isaac McEwen, OF Buffalo, (re-elect-
ed) Sc cretary and Treasurer.
Executive Committee "A. X. Dill.
West Virginia; ii. NJ. Forrest, Boston; ;
w. II. lIarimer, Colorado;J. w. Staple
ton, Chicagoi j. Fltzslmmons, Louis
lana; A. G.. Hastings, Wisconsin.
A proposition to incorporate an in
surance feature In the organization
was voted down.
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Impor,ap, Meot,ng in New York.

RooHEsrER, n. Y, June lo;--Ths
Independent Citizens Association OF
New York State held a meeting here
Yesterday. About 40 delegates were
In attendance. A State committee
was solected and speeches were made
In favor OF Roswell p. Flower, Joseph
n. Carr, Congressman John Swim
burne, Joseph Drexel aud others for
governor. II was dec led 70 support
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A Maddened Lover. No.

II lAsLEY, Va, June l9.-William
freeman, aged Is years, Yesterday
morning, l1o. on Chincoteauque Island.
shot Timothy Hits, his wife and
daughter and then killed himself. He
nad courted the daughter of Hits and
she IS supposed, at the instance Of har
mother, to have declined his hsnS. n
u learned all three will die. Mr.. Hits
OF the island. oi'iAons
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Hard nnso. RIM LIN.

ABILENE, June Ie.-(Speclal, Jim
George, wanted In Bosque County for
perjury, and n, M, Perryman, wanted
In Red RIVER County for forgery, were
captured here to-day by City Marshal
Hlll and Sheriff Cunningham. Both
are noted criminals and heavs rewards
have been offered for them. Willam
willis, a noted Travis County horse
thief was taken east tonight by Sher-
III scarborough, OF Jones county,
where he has been operating with a
bad band. A number OF noted East
Texas criminals are reported to be In
this and adjoining counties.
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coURBEr's BURIAL PLACE,

OVUNUEI bUNIAL FLhUE,
PARIS, June l9.-rhe family OF the
late Admiral Courbet have decided tC
bury him in Abbeyille, his birthplace
PRIESTS NOT EXEMPT.
The Chamber Of Deputies, by vote
OF 296 TO 10, refused to exempt priests
from serving In the army reserves,
A grand banquet was given last
evening by the Stanley Club to the
retiring United States minister, Mr..
Levi p. Morton. The former consul
general, G. Walker, presided. Mr..
Morton was loudly oheered In the
course Of his speech. The successor of
Mr.. Morton, Minister McLane, and
General Lew Wallace, ex-United
States Minister to Turkey, followed in
short addresses.
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A Young Topgh

PALdEsTiNE, June 10. = Especial, =
JACK Gordon, hardened white boy 4
years OF age, robbed little son Of Mr.
9ohn Young OF So on the public street
tnis morning by asssulting him and
Tearing the money from his hand.
1ordon was put In the calaboose but
made his escape. His father drove
MN from home some time ago, sinee
which Time he has been detected in
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Peru
NOTES FROM THE COAST ami rNrr,

NOTES FROM THE COAST AND INTERIOR
LIMA, June l0.-Large quantities
of merchandise are being shin.
ped into Mallendo. Owing h
the port being closed 80 long the
stocks Of goods in that section OF the
republic were nearly all exhausted.
Official kilograms received
from Chicla state that General
Caceres asks for suspension of hos
tilities. Some skirmishing has oc,
Cured there, but little 10 known as "a
the results. Some OF the wosnded
have been brought into Lima.
Twenty 1--we Carbineros, chasing q
party OF defeated Montoneros at Cho,
cope, took prisoner the telegraph or
orator there aud removed him ana hi
apparatus TO Pacesmay 10 open an OF
lice there.
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Hnnian and Teemer Matobod.

BUFFALO, June 10.-Hanlan and
Teemer met here to-day and arranged
TO row five races of two, three, three
and three'quarters, four and five miles
for $500 side, with the privilege Of In
creasing II TO $1,000 a side. The first
race is to be rowed on August 8, and
an interval Of two weeks is TO elapse
between each Of the succeeding races.
The place has not yet been agreed
upOn,
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nRodn UampbeiI HANGED.

New ORLEANS, June 10. = Charles
Campbell, alias "Red,n was hanged at
Point ca il Hache, Plaquemines Par
ish, to-day, for the murder OF Theodore
Tuplevich, In that parish. ON August
"A, iSSi. Campbell was q brutal-look-
ing negro and his crime was dastardly
and unprovokeu. rupleyich was shot
down on country road after a few
words with Campbell which did not
amount even 10 quarrel. Although
the execution was private the little
village was crowded with people from
the adjacent country.
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Aaglo.RuaaIan.

A DisTlNauIsHED AMERICANS vIRws.
NEW YORK, June l9.-A private let
ter from q distinguished American
traveller dated Moscow, June /, was
received In this city this morning.
Reierring To the Anglo. Russian diff
Guilty. the writer says; "The war
fever here has run Its course, and
everything Is quiet. The Rus
slams believe they have car
ried their point, and are
proud and satisfied. They say, how
ever, that sooner or later the Russian
and English frontier must come to-
gether In Central Asia aad then and
only then will permanent modus-
vivindi be seoured.h
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England.


LONDON STOCK MARKET.
LONDON, June l9-Consels 90 7.l6.
for money; 99ss for account.
THE CoLLIERY CALAMITY,
LONDON, June TO- The latest dis.
paches from Manchester state that
14 miners have been recovered alive
from the Pendlebery colliery, that 22
dead bodies have been taken out, and
that l22 men are still unacoounted for.
The work OF exploring Is impeded by
pad ventilation and water.
KILLED.
1t is now known that 40 persons
were killed by the explosion in the
bendlebury Colliery, near Manches.
ter, yesterday. The chamber IN which
the explosion occurred IL so filled with
debris that thus far only IS bodies have
been recovered.
SPAIN AND ENGLAND EYEISG FRANCE,
spain, IL is claimed here, has sounded
England IN regard to the steps proper
70 DO takon IN order 10 protect the in,
terest both of Spain and
England against the intrigues OF
France snd Morocco. A French
cruiser has been dispatched to TangieT
to bring 10 Paris an embassy from
MOROCCO. This embassy comprises
the most influential of the military
chiefs and Includes Abdel Malek, the
governor of the Province of Oudyads
aud strong French partisan,
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. SPORTING.


LONDON, June l9.-At Ascot heath
to-day the races for the Alexander
plate 1900 sovereigns was won by st.
Gstien, the winner Of the gold cup yes-
terday; Hermitage second, Eole
(which ran second TO st. Gatien In the
race for the gold cup) third. The
starters numbered four.
The race for the Hardwioke stake.
1000 sovereigns, was won by Bendi.
90; Willie Darling second, Gebhart's
bay colt Crofton third. There were sew
an ata rfara
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METEOROLOGICAL.
w, n. Woodrun

LITrLE Rock, June 1o.--William E.
Woodruff, Sr., who In 1919 founded the
Arkansas Gazette, and when the State
was admitted into the Union In 1898
was the first State treasurer, died this
morning IN the Goth year Of his age.
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LABOR MATrERs.
ornr.tooked nna shuttInr Down.

ExRrER, n. H., June l9.-The direc-
tors OF the Exeter Manufacturing Com
pany have decided to shut down their
mills on Saturday next until Septem-
ber |. This action In due 10 the mills
being overstocked with goods and
without market. Several hundred
hands will be thrown out OF work.
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THE AMER MAssINd HIS TROOPS.
Sr. PETERSBURG, June l9.--The Ma
vostl publishes the following state
ment; The Ameer OF Csbul has mass
cd nearly all his troops In
Afghan Turkistan under his own
command, One detachment of the
ameers troops Is armed with 5000
breech-loadlng rifles and 10 field guns,
which were presented by the Indian
government. This action threatens
communication between the Russian
troops and their advanced out.posts,
and endangers the Russian troops
should they move toward the oxus
River,
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MILIINFR Y

A marked feature of our establishment is
the marvellous display OF Trimmed Hats and
Bonnets; also Children's Hats and Caps No
matter what price you wish to pay there is
always value for the money. A sample lot
OF Fine Ready Made White Suits for Misses
II to is years old, at Half Price.
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Celebrated Emancipation by Knocking
HIa Wife,s Eye Out.

MARLIN, Jpne l9,-[specisll. The
10Th anniversary OF the emancipa.
tion OF the negro was duly celebrated
here to-day by the usual crowd. This
evening", after they had returned TO
town, the Rev. Nose Goodin, colorod
preacher, and his wife had some cross
words, or, az he said, "she sassed
him. when he punched at her with
the butt end OF his buggy whip, strik-
ing her In the eye, bursting the eye
ball. Goodin has always been re-
garded as a peaceable negro and for
years has boen In low health with con-
sumption.
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Mexico.
THE PRESS EXCURSION.

CITY OF MEXICO, June lo.-The
Mexican press exoursionists have
started for El Posse and the cities OF
the United States. Senior Iremeo Paz,
Of La Patria, IL In charge Of the party.
The Monitor Republicano, the leading
daily paper Of the City of Mexico, Is
not represented.
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FAILURES.
The Weeks Record.

NEW YORK, June lo.--Business fall
ures during the last seven days mum.
ber: United States i9i; Canada 80; to-
tai 226-against 207 last week and 223
the week previous.
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Ireland.

PLEASED WITH THE NEW vICBRoY.
DUBLIN, June 10 he Freeman's
Journal, In an editorial upon the new
British ministry, gives cordial approval
TO the appointment of the Earl OF Car
navoran a. Lord Lieutenant OF Ire
land. The Journal holds that he will
be y "neutrM vioeroy.h
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Hung In Georgia.

MACON, June l9,-Henry Etheridge.
NEGRO, was hanged In Chiffon Connty
To-day for the murder of Tom Clemons
last June. He confessed ON the seat
i0ld. Ths execution was private. hit
the town was filed with people, who
came from all parts OF the s,irround-
ing country hoping 10 aaa N.
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TYLER, juno l0.--[Speclal.l- is ru-
mored here that strike In likely 70
bo inaugurated on the Texas 4 81.
Louis Railway unless the pay car,
which Is now nearly four months bo-
hind, arrives very soon.
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cnosKnrr, June io.--lsnscial. y
Emancipation Day passed very quiptly
at this place. There is booming OF
anyils, and q grand concert tonight
BY the colored people. The weather 10
warm and crops are suhering soma.
what for want OF rain,
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An Ohio Murderer Hanrad

CINoINNATI, June l9.-The Times
stars Hamilton, Ohio, special saws,
George Schneider, convicted of hay.
ing Killed his mother, In October last.
was hanged this morning without In,
cident OF note. He had previously
confessed his crime,
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COLORADO, June l9.- [Special.l A
forco was put 10 work to-day laying
the pipes for the waterworks. The
work Is progressing finely and COM
pleto system will be In operation In 90
Haua
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The I,berty pelI Party,

PHILADELPHIA, June lp.-rhe New
Orleans officials who returned with
the Liberty Bell were to day taken 10
Girard College and other institutions
and were then driven through Fair
mount Park.
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sirIka Among Rubber Workers

sourH FARMINoHAM, Mass, June
lp.--Nearly the entire force employed
at the Para Rubber Shoe Company's
works went out on strike this morn.
ing, In support Of the striking. boot
makers,
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"A DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
LONDON, June ia hre In the ma
tive quarters OF LAGOS, n town Of West
Africa, destroyed over 100 houses.
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Alleged Horse Thief oan,ur.d

lRsDELL, June lo.-[speciaI.l-
Huss Chumler was arrested here to-
Gay on charge of stealing a horse
rom q. W. Barnett, of Eddy, Texas.
Deputy Sheriff d. p. Ford, OF McLen-
nan Oounty,assisted by J. Cox, effected
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Boston, June l9.-James X. Austin,
an insurance agent, has failed for
$85, 900; assets, 5000.
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GALVESTON. June ls.-In the Dis
trict Court to-day the contested shriey:
city case OF JeHnett vs.. Owens VISA
continued until Saturday, owing TO
the sickness of one Of the Jurors.
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m no candidate for Office who ia not In
sympathy with the principles Of the
pssr'S. me conference was composed
9i Republicans, Greenbackers and
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hnaIn.
OFFICIAL cnoLERA nEruRNs,

OFFICIAL CHOLERA RETURNS.
MADRID, June l9.-Cholera returns,
ofncial for Yesterday, are as follows:
Madrid-New cases, 4; deaths, none.
Valencia City--New cases, SO; deaths,
Valencia Province--New cases, 25l
deaths, l03
Murchia City-New cases, 90; deaths,
Murchis Province-New cases, 226;
deaths, Go,
Castillon dc la Plsna Province
New cases, So; deaths, "A.
LET 'EM 90.
King Alphonso to-day In
formed Premier Conoveasdie Cas-
tillo OF his Intention to visit
the cholera-infected provinces
The premier tried TO dissuade the
King, but without success. The
King Will be accompanied by the
Printer and the Minister of Interior.
The date OF their departure IL not yet
liked. II is reported the Queen de-
sires to go, too.
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,a.EBAYNE, J.T. IRRELEVANT In
President Vice President,
Is. e. EEARDON. Cashier.
Dallas Natl Bank
Authorized Capital, $500, 600
Capital paid In, $500
Surplus and Undivl ed Profits, $4,000
A,.salu Of Merchants and Individual, Solisitsd


DIRECTORS: 3. g. Bayne, W. B. Worsham.
r. X. FERGUSON A. ]. Porter, j, I, TrexeI
want, Jr., 7. Y. Marsalis, Alfred Dsvis, o. a
Esating, K. M. Reardon. W AA
The following are prominent subscribers
70 the stock of this bank:
g. M. TR0UTMAN, President Central Ma.
sional Bank, Philadelphia.
T. W. BROWN, OF Provident Life and Trust
Co., Philadelphia.
VI. A. PULLMAN, President seabosrd
Bank, New York.
JAMES e. GRANNIs, Of TraGegmen,s
national Bank, New York.
8. g, BAYNE, President First National
Bank, Bradford, Pa, and Vice. Presidsnt
asaboard Bank New York. ''''' ~
L #. LAWToN, of First National Bank.
Olean, N. Y.
n. 3; BUTLER, of First National Bank
Claan, N. Y.
j. i. HANNA, of Weir Plow Co., Nom.
month, Ill.
D. o'DAf, General Manager National
franslt Company of United States
JOE. SEEF, ofthe Standard OIL Go,
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WE LEAD--N0T FOLLOW
BROS,
Lower Prices Than Ever Before

f HiAe pea is'aad 34 cents per yard; wrh cents
44 tlne Baachd Muslin, cents per ward; ortb 10 cen
he American Gnghams. cOor cents uer ward. woh N ~
Ea French Chmbray nghams 10 cents per ward. orb TX can't
nOA seerSuckers Stripes, 10 cents per yard; worth To-
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AND A GARD.

There was another conference of
Conservatives this morning. AS here
tofore, all present were pledged TO Sc
crecy. The Marquis of Salisbury, in
open letter, writes that the imputa-
tion that the Conserv stives desire war
with Russia is ridiculous. The neces-
sity for such letter, some Conserva.
tives say, is due entirely TO the recent
secret conference of leaders OF the
narfu
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LONDON, June l9.-Mr. Gladstone
will withhold his assurance that the
Liberals will assist the Salisbury
government, and the Marquis OF Sails.
bury presists in his refusal to take of
fee in the absence of such an assur.
ance. The result is a complete dead
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YESTERDAYS DIVORCES.
Mans Inhstn,anfty To Woman, as Shotcn In
Three Instances.

Mans Inhatn,anfty To Wo,nan, as Sh0trn In
Three Instances.
Agnes V. Nowlin, twenty-five years old,
was yesterday granted divorce from Chas W.
Nowlin, twenty-eight years OF age. In July,
1883, he deserted her, and coolly wrote her
from Chicago to the effect that he thought
they had better part. She was in destitute
circumstances and her baby died. She has
had a hard time to support herself, and the
court kindly approaching how distasteful it
must be for her to be connected with him by
any tie whatever, granted her application.
Elizabeth R. Beers, thirty-seven years old,
was granted divorce from Alfred Beers,
thirty-six years of age, who at one time Kept
the st. Elmo restaurant in this city, but is
now q resident of st. Paul. The tale of their
domestic unhappiness as set forth in her
complaint is as follows: They were married
at Milwaukee March 10, 1877, and have had
one child, boy, now six years old. For a
long time her husband has treated
her cruelty, having struck her a
number of times. pushed her about,
used abusive and profane language toward
her. September he deserted her and has
since failed to provide for her. The custody
/ Vi Tue Cullu was also dWdTOcu tuc pldiAIiiA'
| Harriet A. Bouette, aged forty-two years,
was granted divorce from VIM. R. Boulette,
aged fifty-three years, in the district court.
They were married at Albany, N. T., October
l, 1858. and have resided in Minnesota for
twenty-four years. Sac alleges that ever
since their marriage he has treated her with
harshness and cruelty, his abuse growing
more and more UNDESIRABLE until she regards
her life as in danger. August l, 1884, he
ne struck her in the stomach with his fist,
| threw her against wall and beat her face Sc
that she carried the marks Of the blows fol
many days. Since May, 1888, he has refused
to provide for her and she has been COM
| PEELED to leave her home, being dependent on
the charity of her children. No answer was
made to the complaint. Judge Lochreu
granted the divorce, and ordered that the de-
PENDANT pay her $3.50, s. per week as per
manent alimony, and $50 for expenses OF
| the suit.
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The GLOBE has purchased perfectinf
printing stereotype
plates capable producing
The GLOBE eght-pa paper,
columns the eight when
the demand Of news or advertising requires.
The GLOBE bership
and receives prints the full
The GLOBE special telegraph with telegraph
tor editorial St. Paul
Chicago York ar Washington.
special
md Washington, and by faithful
ents who will allow item of interest them.
The GLOBE has elaborate and bureau
Chicago the daily
entertaining
leading operators.
The GLOBE appointed in all the leading
of Minnesota Northern Wisconsin, Northern
Iowa, Montana Washington
The GLOBE every year. Sundays and
holidays included.
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Olteer Smit.
Adjourned

II. Clay Scott the patentee OF 'Scott's
Asbestos lamp wick and dealer in fruits
ana confectionaries at 403 Nicollet avenue,
yesterday commenced suit against d. W.
Vincent, the tobacco dealer, to recover
So, goo. He complains that Vincent had q
bill against him to the amount of sl10.61,
and subdivided the account by making
pretended assignment Of portion
Of the Indebtedness TO K. is
Anderson, the object being TO bring the
amounts within the jurisdiction OF a justice
Of the peace and thus harrass the plaintiff
by yexatious suits. Vincent, by represent
ing that he thought Scott was about to dis
pose of his property so as to defraud his
creditors, obtained two attachments, one In
mis- own name and the other in Andersou's
and caused property belonging to Scott
valued at $700, consisting of stock and fix
lures, to be sci led in satisfaction thereof
afterwards the actions were dismissed anc
the attachments dissolved. Scott AYERS thai
the attehments were issued upon affidavti
that were false and maliciously uttered 70
| the purpose OF injuring him; that his bust
ness has been broken up, his curtain per
manty lost 10 him aud his commercial stand
| ing i'm paired. Wherefore he demands s., 00C
damages.