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New-York tribune., 1885-03-04
GRAIN AND PRODUOE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NEW-YORK DEALINGS.

FEATURES Ot NEN-1Ohh DEaLlNpN'
NEw-YoRK. March 3.
The statement of the visible supply OF grain
In the United Canada (east Of the Pacific
slope) February % shows Increase as compared
tle corresponding date OF 1884 OF over 220JOODo
bushels in wheat aaiecrease Of nearly10OOOOOO bush
els in and of almost 30O000O bushels IN oats Com
pared with the previous week this year shows the
largest acc ccImulaton while wheat has Increased by
the changes the preceding week are as follows
Wheat 43j.s $50 bushels. gain of $50 49l bushels
JG,455 bushels gain of lO2OOi1 bushels oats
2,505,sS7 bushels, gain OF lsI0DZ Du.heIs' totai
j24Is 22S bushels Increase of Loss, ,49O bushels
The first gun In the alleged Impending war between
England aud Russia fired al the Produce Exchange
Prices fraconsy but the fear that the noise
made only by the mouths OF bu traders checked
a free buVlug, account OF the uniayorabe general
situation OF tho commodity. seriously speaking, the
sounded Europe dud the temper OF traders remains
bearish facts. though IL Is true watchtul eye II
kept the direction OF manipulation Speculation was
little done IN the way Oi purchases iOF et
The tindlty OF the BEARS however, su1lccd 10
present sharp reaction and in spite OF the late down
ward tendency OF this and the next two months
options ended s cent better at y Tor Marc oSS iOf
April and 80 cents for May. June and July options
closed unchanged at 81 cents The statistical movement
the line, while large for the bOmeH Is not com
ensdrate with should be II the last crop w8r 80
enormous as has been alleged Ibe market was IRREGULAR
ended only A 4 cent above tho fna hgircs or yes
tcrday March ended at 505s April at 1873 May at 4Si2
June 40 7s cents Oats closed about unchanged at
37s March, aud 3G4 cents for April and May options
iroYi.ious were easier as rule.
At New YORK, Baltimore, Philadelphia and Boston the
receipts Of grain to-day Wheat 95,737 bushels
corn 4O3072 bushels oats, G,555 bushels total gram
5J9 59s bushels -four, 27O73 barrels. Ine receipts At
bushels corn, 322J3j bushels oats 233,279 bushels
total grain, 722 ,G7i0ushels; -four "a 201 barrels
New-York tribune., 1885-03-04
THE PETITION FOR MR.. PIGOTT
March 3 (SDecidD.-The ne


Of Representative Pigott junior representative from
New-Haven, for reinstatement In the House at Hart
ford was introduced to-day. 1t has 5000 sgnatures,
including that OF President Porter. of Yale College The
petition asks for tho appointment Of legislative com
itee to investigate the truth of the charges made by
Pgot against Speaker smonds charging cOrruptness In
the makeup Of his committee The matter was referred
the House Committee the Judiciary, but 1t s be-
eved that II will to but little nothing, as MI
Pgctt has already been given opportunity to apollo.
ze, which he has faod to improve He 10 anxious 10
regain his seat before the session ends.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-04

roULraY AND GAME.
The Jewish holiday made good demand for Live Poultry
7" rdsy and saturday that prices well sustained on
all kinds notwithstanding the Increased supply. To-day there
not operating at Oil freely and concessions we're
sry effect sales Fowls aud Turkeys showed most weak
nere has been fry active demand for Dressed ponIty
Fancy Small Turkeys have some demand az 5c but business
ceivcd IS Of medium mixed weight and cannot place
above i3@ l4c heavy young toms gong at 2e isc and
demand prime unroken western reaching G; put me
Jersey chickens ami hrm Phiaephia yearlings and
choec winter broers ~ fair request and steady heavy win
and good demand and frm. CspOn, dull. squaOs
Cho fresh killed Wild Ducks about steady frozen lots
dull and irregular FRESH Killed Wild lce ms have sold
steadily at sl 20 per doki frozen dull at 75c al co.
POTATOES AND vEGErABLe4
Irish ro,a'oo, have shown no further price
a little less conndent sweet tatoe- IN ngnt supply and
Fran France RaSa Tesr the scaFcy caSoas steady .ce
Danish stock arrived rTe9uar condition and sold from so
ssoos g So per Sbl for iar to Drme quality Peas
POOR and hard SELL rood demand. Norfolk
kae nd spinach very scafce and nrn but spinach irreg
etaDs toay but not yet or tie steamer and prices net
established
BROOM coeS1ouet at sac per p for Gsasn nnrl
and ta4iao Tor ked.rippcd SELF wOrans Crooked and
G@ WIT sVeF se's
nErswAE- Firm At te for Choice Pure southern
10 bag. Peanuts moderate demand steady quoted
Extra Fancy Hand l1ckcd; 4d4lsc. for
Country cleaned R1d S032c for Farmers brsnis Prime
sheIled steady 3a9ac Pecans dull aud nominal
offered at 2G 0lc.. with no important sales
The daily average receipts OF MIX and Cream at The if
fcrcnt railroad distributing points In aud the city
ior the week follows Erie $3.50 OF MIR.
cans CONDENSED Mik and IS OF Cream ,
Harlem. 1855 cans Of MIX and 100 cans OF Condensed
Mk ontario Western, 10 OF MIX and 40
0f cream. Ncw.Hlyc and Hartford. Loss " MIX
New York Cty and Northern O7u " Mk New Jersey
Central 3jJ cans Ak and " cream SusquehsDUa
g,5 Of MIX ami l. OF Creal and by mscrilan
snort 800 MIX and 10 OF Cream
The daily receipts have been To- -H "f MIX, 2lj
Of Condensed MIX and ll5 OF cream. The de-
has fs active and prices ruled at average
Of 81 10 a can OF A. quarts.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rirer, Vessels anil Raiirorfs.
NEW YORK March 3, 1885
New-York tribune., 1885-03-04

Good Choice s5 o0sJ So stockers End vesdsrs
s. 40dS4 20.
Receipts to-day 200 heed total for week thus far
$4,000 hea for tins last week 1000 head c0nsigne6
through, Z cars market weak aud lower Medium 70
Cool s. 251S 90; Canada Lambs 50 30 DS3 10
HogsReceips to-day 200 head; total for week thus far
$4,000 head; for sams une a,s wscx BLOOD hsad con-
ers 650st Light Mixed. SO asa 80; Heavy 81 900
So 90; Pigs, a 80,
New-York tribune., 1885-03-04
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw.Yoax. March 8. lss5.


COOPERAGE aTOCK-There has been az n rule only
moderate trade and nrces without decided change
COAL-There IL fair tra1e with prices
rial change in the actual trading rates. while Quotations
rule remain nominally unch ranged
COTfON-spot Cotton qulet and Lice. lower ealcs Of
205 bales deliveries yestrdy 300 baes receipts at tho
ports to-day lO341 bales against 74 this day last week,
and 1927 last since September 4.3J14S9 bales,
against 4,326.o9l for the same period last season.
The quotations. according the classification.
follows;
New-York tribune., 1885-03-04

An active business done in oil certificates to-day.
Prices opened IS cent last nights final figure at
81 cents, but selling carried the market down TO
1914 IN spite Of slight reactions quick rally 10
81 Il cents followed and for the rest of tho day the
mai vibrated feve1shly between 81 and 80 cents
dropping several times 10 the latter figure. Carrying
rates decidedly easier and undoubtedly good deal
long stock has been sold by shorthOrned bulls. 80
far effect the general situation II cOnoerned,
such break has taken place Is small in comparison
the OF the recent advances and IL would not
be surprising II It were carried further. But the
strength OF the situation against too free selling
and there many operators who have taken profits who
will be eager 10 reinyest them lower basis The
market closed unsettled rather than weak.
The range OF prices ana the total dealings were as
New-York tribune., 1885-03-04

In other places the cIearances on City,
535S. .0O0 Bradford, 4,44O,O0O and Pittsburg, 2703
900 barrels.
Refined oil was firm but unchanged
BRADFORD. Penn. March 3.-Crude Oil-The market
opened s22 aud closed at 80 bid; highest price. 82a
lowest price, 1914 Certificates very scarce trade
is waiting on the Murphy and Graf wells. either OF
which coming In good will extend Developments In the
middle field considerably.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-04
Nev-Orleans

Good Ordinary 81 H2w N,di'ns
only moderately active The market opened
decline this crop. and point advance
crop months with fair business during the day cosing
steady at decline OF 10 points on this crop months
points decline september and points decline october.
November and December.
Allen the largest seller He sold April, May and June.
lie aterward bought April Baum sold June. Zeresa sold
September. - ~ Meyer & Co. also sold that month.
He sold April and May nnan has been the largest buyer
April. Walter & krohn bought Apit. The receipts
rather liberal Liverpool weak Manchester dun and lie
FOREIGN political situation treatennG silver DC
cned In London There disposition
New-York tribune., 1885-03-04
SAVED FROM HER MOTHER BY POLICEMEN.
MISS WOODRUFF ATTACKED IN THE COURT HOUSE

MISS WOODRUFF ATTACKED IN THE COURT HOUSE
-CLINGING TO HER LAWYER.
A crowd at p. m. yesterday gathered near
clngng to a man and begging him to protect her. while
the other attempting 10 ull her away The former
was Elizabeth Woodruff, age seventeen The otler
was about hfty-fve years old, and was Mrs Mary L.
Long, of westfeld, n. j.. the mother Of the young
woman whom she eDdeavorng TO persuade to return
TO her house. Miss Woodruff bad just been discharged
from custody by Justice Andrews, in the SUI RENE
Court. She had appeared a writ OF habeas corpus
obtained Mrs Long. who asserted that her daughter
had been entced from by Jane, Roll age twenty
en- and had gone with him TO Mariners IIarbOr = L..
last Since then the two had returned 10 West
field Miss Woodruff, whose has been i the courts
several occasions has asserted all along that sue d
been agent and did not desire To live with her
She appeared in court yesterday with her lawyer.
Jacob Fromme and with Roll while Mrs Woodruff was
acconpanied Y her counsel James H. Matthae, and
two feminine friends. struggle TOOK place III the
rotnda building in the forenoon when Mrs Long
sought to take f0rcible possession OF her dauGlter
After argument tho and the discharge OF MISS
Woodruff. the ground that she was Old enough u
make her choice in the matter she went. 10 the
Chslnbers-st door Of the Court House cnglng To her
lawyers and accompanied by Roll. There one O.
Mrs. Longs companions tried TO seize this young woman
who fell 10 the 0O aud then picked hersef up aud ran
up Chambers ST., pursued by her mother ara her TWO
friends A big crowd quickly collected. aThen Miss
Woodruff chung 20 hor lawyer and begged him to protect
her. while MIS-. Long with loud cries called on hei
daughter go home with her. Two policemen escorted
the to the City Hall Police Station. There the
sergeant said that no charge or dloOTcfY conduc'
had preferred against Miss Woodruff, he would DIS
charge from custody In order 70 insure the young
wonans safety, two policemen were detailed TO roeci
her with orders TO arrest one VINO should Interfere
with her Thus accompanied Miss Woodruff disappeared
IN Nassau-st., the rabble still at her heels
New-York tribune., 1885-03-04

SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE.
CHARLESTON, March 3.-Turpeniine firm at &C.
SAVANNAH, March a-Turp2Dtinc nrm al 3Uc.
WILMINGTON, March 3.-Iurpentine urn as 20 &C.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-04
THE MARKETS.
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For the week ending Monday March O. 1885.

Receipsf the wcek-Beans $3.50 bbls Peas $3.50 bush
81 choice Marrow week checked the demand
ss ss9 s's o.Ts sfa'fs
sGe Kidney an
Kidney and lower prices are named ss to buy
90 Lima &
saS and Lighter receipt sell
Ofsi as5 90 per bbl as to quality ami quantity.
Itssns ti. Marrow Do TuTtlesoup... 225s2 s2 80 80
BS%sSum clee sssi si i Green S aai Peas Prime
Sss5ss $$ FSs' 80 :s9
7ss, s OISs % fssG 0ern' a. grades weaker and %
prospects OF largely incresseG SUPPLIES Of new
sas ,a% @s ae sna % sus 'mea 4a
Egn is not often Offered the open market current arrivals
S ss es Ssna s Gyts
ndy y, I has at Soc but we Of 5
sellers that For the little Iowa Minnesota stock
usually ne Hsy arc Sps generally seas GS2e 1' with
prces Very ae @ c sh or Creamery
held Crsa very duh and pressed for sale At
ns n ss mix and god GoOg e s S a a. q ms
mango anl hemung county half.tnbs go at 2Ga3Dc ola
avn and BE
quality say 2Z02c for fancy entire daes aud 20a21c
iSr r not
@
Of hone or any he stock OF poor to or En
Creamery and Western dairy in small supply quality
orally unattractive slow Factory quiet and
tending slightly IN sellers pet brani OF Iowa sells
up TO 2c and two other avorite marks at 22D2c other
than these there above la2c and much OF the
stock grading rsts can be bought at ITO &C. car OF
nice fresh cOnds sod TO go topenhagcn at l0a4c.
RGGs.
Receipts for week 100 pkgs Warmer Weather since last
Wednesday has Increase receipts and adyices
from nearly al sections lower markets and
ections Demand has continued dull and prices show
marked decline At the close fancy nearby tresh are freely
offered al &c and southern southwestern 2c buyers
anticipate still lower prices aud uy only small lots from hand
state. Penn, Md. and Lined state II od1S
DC fresh. rerdoz24 iaa25 Do Canadian. 42dl5
Western fine fresh2i a2il2 Lined Western....l1 6i7,a
Southern fine fresh2J u "A DO. European. ...l Ul12
state Western aud
Can held, good 10
prime. ........20 OIL
FRUITS AND BERgTEs-FREsH
Apples larger receipt the mider during the
past few Ga having permitted movement Of stock
nom the Interior pnCes slightly In buyers favor. Gran
berries dull Florida fair demand and clos
in shade neI but quotation reached only for strictly
fancy irut Of medium TO small Strawberries pener
aud lower
Apples do. Russet.. ] IS az 90
Eastern BALDWIN, Cranberries, Jy- -
per bbl. l........ 0Od3 % pr cr......... 00d 90
Do Green ng ... 7633 10 Do Cape Cod. -. 750 20
state BALDWIN ..... 2 300 Oranges Florida
Do Grcenng 6Od2 10 per box 5062 so
Do Northern spy. 25G2 rs Strawberries qt 500 50
New-York tribune., 1885-03-04

Very little business done In State bonds North
Carolina special taxes sold nj 5 consol As at S4 and
Aa6amas class A. at ss There were transactions In
bank stocks
The railway bond market wa. irregular with dealings
In limited NUMBER OF issues. Eris second consols de-
cned cent So but the first gold conso 7s were
to 9ss New-York. Chicago and ST. louis first Gs de-
cned from V0A 90 -94 d9O, and West Shore and Buffalo
IS are better AT 36 q ke aud Ohio irsts
series A. were on y at 1919 Metropolitan nrsts and
seconds advanced = cr cent each 10 10 and % respect
per cent lower at Is and To O and the general rs
were l. higher at S. 81 Louis aud Iron Mountain new
7i7s Central and Hudson debonture 5s wero steady At
1919 last Tennessee Virginia aud Georgia incomes
sIroaseT; f5S ar.ts rScinc and we Western T Division
At So; and nrsts. wineonsin and Minnesota 80
% g tni burlington anh Quincy desntnro - ~ os were
a,uve at lol y dlO29lOlN Denver ana Ki0 Grahde
consos advanced u 20 i0t and trsts Western Division
Division were lower at 33 aud Northern Pacific hrsis
Th. SUI Treasury today lost on balance S2i3O7
made ny hy coin loss Of sii05i5 less currency gain
ot slp7t7i The days operations covered ; Receipts
>24.I-67l6 coin balance. i5,Gls,97-
Ia" 'ocAl money markr, ruled as usual easy at la
per ccut and closed quoted AZ a u per cent.
Exchanges. Sg- 55I.47J; balances, si50soos.
eeyed s5Otooo in Netieasi bank nS,s- o .os rsasTp
cn The customs r,S:'P,. wsre s9os'"oo ao and the
Tho foreign exchange were quiet but weaker FOR
short bill. the reduction being ON the basis OF y cont 10
bankers bills - s3ia and - s6ia long and short
sterling respectively; 2gL and 2O4 for francs !;
~ l. ana - Tor rcichmarks 40 and iOl for guildrrs
la London British consos opened weak with decline
of to % blS for money AMI decline of DIG 10 esi
or account later there recovery to Us lilo and
9-2 respectively. United states "a advanced |. to
10 = aud The AZ, unchanged at lia American
railways were IRREGULAR ~ the opening and IN their
fluctuations during he day, and they generally closed
fractions lower than last NIGHT Bar silver declined isd
10 i1d. The Bank ~ England lost i29.OOO
on balance At Paris French reItc, rose from sl9S @
OF Germany shows specie loss of $50. 900 marks.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-04
THE PETROLEUN MARKET

n, y.
The pipo line figures for last month, as now
completed Will vary little from the revised state
ment to be made "A week hence when all the reports OF
the small outside pipe line organizations at hand
Compared the corrected figures for January the
runs show falling of in February of lll7l3 barrels.
the deliveries show increase OF 47003 barrels and the
charters decrease OF 1904 10 barrels Tho statements
for the two months compare IN full as follows:
Excess
1895. Runs. Deliveries deliy's Charters.
January GO .25J l.S31.l3s lA3,S99 l.l1i4y6
February j405l6 l,sS4U4 S866lo l,OOGO47
The most striking feature In "A comparison with the
February statements of the last Two years Il tho change
from an deliveries OF 1856 barrels
per day in February, 1884, and OF 20sj6 barrels IN
February 1888 to an excess OF deliveries last month OF
IL The pipe line figures for February In
New-York tribune., 1885-03-04

CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA srOCKS
SAN FRANcI3JJ March 3. 1888.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-04
KAILKDAD EAKNING@.
At. IBIIs AND san TEkSCIsCO


ST. LOUIS AND stN FRANCISCO.
lA-3. 1874 1885.
Number o miles rag sol
Fourth week IN Feb. xGjTl5 flll0lO f9l1Oo
Ian / to Feb ...... 5l13iJ tt9.70O 6lo.j0O
CHEsAPrAhE ASD ONO.
Time weeks In Feb - $3.50 $50 Slg95is sls29t7
Jan ! to FEB II ........ $50 lsJ.l70 Al. 1873
cuEsArEAKE, ONO AND soUTHwgsrrRS.
Three week, IN Feb s-Gst2 sS0OG2
Jau / tI Feb II ...... t0l.537 1887
ELIZABErII. LEXISGToS ASD BIG SANDY.
Three weeks IN Feb sa72lo ssli65 s3a77i
Jau / To Feb. ~ ........ sJUl3 81. .-6J Si,iJ9
CSCIsNATI. IsDiASlroLIs sr. LOUIS AND CHICAGO.
Three wocks IN Feb .... s9U.Ol5 slls,O7l
ian to teb Il -..... ........ 90O533 Jls.o97
KENTUCKY CENTRAL.
Three weeks In Feb. S33.7il s3l.6t6 s404l7
IAN to Feb 2l....... ~ sJB el,3t0 1882
Exports of merchandise from New.York:
1888 1884. 1885.
For the week ...... s7T9O7 703 S5,OiG4f5 sjs60.3j2
Previously reported 6I7.S lU2 A8.Oit 7dO 49t72Ol6
Total since Jan. l. sGpg4Ssa5 s5IO9j,245 sj53Il 1868
New-York tribune., 1885-03-04

MINES AND MINING.
SALES Ar THE yEYYOIN MyIv1 EYOHly92
NgwIORg. March 3. 1855.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-04

FRUITS BgR8IEs-FREsM.
Apples in larger receipt the mder weather during the
few cai having permitted free movement OF stock
the Interior slightly Gran
berries very dull. Florida demand and clos
shade finer but quotation reached only for strictly
fancy rrut Of medium to small Strawberries plenter
aud lower.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-04
from seven Atlantic ports for the week ended Feb

NsDle supply OF Gram IN Tue UnteI States ani CanAi
Wheat. Oats. Barley. RIVE
Feb. 2s 1885 s33 65O6+jS 25Oj,Ss7 l500O4l 49Ge20
Feb Il 4sO5s.392 54so4Il 23l1s55 L5sl.55o 474,7ss
Mar 81 O7sooO l5 5s5ijOI 54s7.s93 22i4947 22ioooo
l7Si.
l-S3.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-10

parade will occur during the afternoon, and
in the evening the members of the Crusaders
Total Abstinence society will present "Rory
O'Moore' in the Grand opera. The leading
roles will be assumed by James j. Smith, j.
P. Courtney, Barney Mousse and M. Z.
Gavin.
VIM. A. Donahue, the attorney for the de-
Tense in the cases of the state VS.. G.. w.
Goodwin and Harvey Herring, implicated in
the Eden Prairie shooting ARRAY, has insti-
tuted legal proceedings to bring action
against John Mckenzie to recover $4,000
damages for brutally assaulting and danger
ously injuring &. W. Goodwin in the fight
which led to the shooting.
Ed Whitcomb states that Minneapolis is
certain to have base ball club the coming
season. A meeting will probably be held
soon at which the preliminary arrangements
will be effected. delegate should have
been sent to indianapolis to represent Min
neapolis at the meeting to be held there to-
morrow, but as it is too late it is probable
that the st. Paul delegate will be authorized
to act for Minneapolis.
Yesterday afternoon Ed. O'Riley and
James Welch were detected In the act Of
stealing pair of turkeys from L. W. Valen-
tines store. Officer Paul Mousse arrested
the thieves, but upon reaching the corner Of
Hennepin and Washington avenues they
made sudden dash for liberty. The officer.
however. su C eded in overtaking one and
Officer Burke ic other. O'Riley fought des-
perately but Mousse overpowered him.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-10
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AGAINST THE STATE.

Judge Young Renders T,ro Decisions Con-
corning the T0rHtipH Of LaHdS GrGnt-d
by the Stdtr for Raifrond Pmrpases.
Judge Young In the district court yesterday
filed two decisions embodying legal opinion
which has direct bearing upon the question
of taxation of railroad lands in Minnesota
The suits are brought by the 81. Paul IL Chi
cago aud the ST. Paul " Sioux City railroads
against f. s. Mcdonald. rs auditor, and
Frank Slocum. OF Hennepin county, to re-
strain the placing OF lands granted
10y the state 10 the companies
upon the tax lists and the collection OF taxes
thereon. Both cases are very similar. in
volying the question of the ownership Of the
land, and are brought simply to test the
matter Of legality. ouly involving small par
GELS Of land The decision, however. applies
to much of the railroad land in the STATE,
nearly 1000, 900 acres, upon which taxes
have never been collected. In each suit the
complaints set forth very fully the legislation
by which the corporations became the own
ers OF the land. In the Chicago u st. Paul
suit it is alleged that for the purpose Of build
ing the liue &c bad the authority "a issue diff.
fevrut kinds Of stock. The original stock
holders had advanced large sums Of money.
in addition 20 the original subscriptions. To
secure this paper the company issued 24.OOO
shares of special stock at 800 each. The
surrender of this stool, aud the substitution
OF a mortgage upon the lands is the issue pre-
scented As affecting the title. The Judge holds
that the issuing Of the special stock does not
necessarily constitute sale, and as il does
not appear that the lauds have been sold in
reality that they are exempt from taxation.
The 81. Paul * Sioux City case presents the
same question uf title. The lands we're
granted upon the express condition that they
should be exempt unless they should be sold
Judgment Is ordered for the defendants 10
each case, it being the conclusion of the
court that the lands were granted as capital
with which the proprietors were to
build and equip the roads aud whether
this is accomp isaed by mortgagiug the lands
separately or in connection viih the other
property aud franchises % the corporation,
or by issuing them as basis Of value for
preferred stock. is matter Of no cOnsr-
QUenCe 70 the state.
1; Is said thst the attorney general intends
10 appeal the csscs TO the supreme court.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-10
Zen. fItt,x Cn,nnce,

twill be remembered that Detectives Swim
ton and Gleason arrested Geo. OFT few days
ago for stealing horse and mortgaging it to
Baxter, the broker, for $50. 1t seems that
Ott is not alone in populations Of that char
acter. II. d. Stanley is now in limbo for
doing business in a like manner. The fact
has been developed that Stanley hired rig
from DaDforth & Sons livery and sale stable
at the corner of Twenty-sxth street and First
avenue south, and taking it to Baxter's office
negotiated loan upon the horse in the sum
Of $25. He then drove up TO Frank Mackey's
and borrowed S35, giving chattel mortgages
upon the horse TO each. On Friday last he
hired another rig from Danforth 81 Son and
drove 10 81. Paul. Going to Bill Nichols
livery stable he offered the rig for sale, but
could not get purchaser. The warrant upon
which Stanley was arrested charges the lar
ccny Of the horse, and he will probably be
arraigned before Judge Bailey to-day.