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The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22

THE preliminary motion of the Re-
cciver of the Exchange National Bank
before the United States Court to re-
move the trustees of Balm & Brothers.
and appoint u receiver was denied ut
Norfolk. Va. Warrants Of arrest were
then sworn out by the United States
bank examiners against John b. White
head, late President. James &. Balm.
Vice-President, George M. Balm. Jr..
Cashier, and A. L. X. Balm, Director.
They gave bail.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22
Ysrsisas ~NsvtSast~a.

BALTIMORE, Nd, Nav iS-Thc British
steamship Cissrnarn arrived .. iais part
yes ertay In q damaged coodifion. The
veSscI bad two OF h<r forward Plates
broAen and another near The ensine cor
store in. and her forward coDc1rtsns1;
~ss file: with water. C.pssis Mace
stated tha, wien os In hasxs of Xes-
~fou,dIsad ta ix,lsa4i- IS .js-rres nossa-
ioa:ituie ~ vest he encountered sesry
eelsls Of css tn: &C. wsic, esns~d tie
damage, AL saa: for iae- days tie
s:<.rscr MAS base, By i.r:- fslls Ut S<
saj macy ceberEs-
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22

PoEr AZ PrfseE HARM Apssi s:-Ts<
.a;sossr-s Of ilzysi have ssfsssa 20 asEssr
up C. A. Van Bosk~s~n. . native es 10 rsL
tel States. sossn~riy Csxszi fnr BsJtI zs
Nsx Yask. Tie rss;rd oszso c~osrEnH~Es
hs. made tous frga~sss scs has sssea~ sr.s
pri.s.n On iA~ i.&zzd~ SHIRE b. has hxn
eoaas~d sog fi~ s>ss ssEse~n Hssshs "a d~o
ssxe u The irrssy eAii<s;aesA EscA De-
nand vas rsc~ises n ;he Dntass-s~tsai
n Hardly arr saesr wss ux~a ~
TIA ~ ,h~ t.ossrnsassss seeEsssL TIE ps1<
oS<x /. The ga sf ". X. S1a Bsxkes~a. as
New yox CTS. ssss nspss~w Il :h< sExs. I.
Van Eokkessn. Of Bu4A;o-
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22
COT THERE.
Esuisast uBosassss Reach ssd
start fsr.iag.

start Farming.
WICHITA. KAN. May ia special do
patch from the Ch~y~nn. Agency. Indian
Territory. say,: "Twen;y-.even colonisis
wagons. each partially isaied ~i'h Indian
supplies from Arkansas City. have xosse
into tie Tertiary. delivered iissf xos.is ard
then moved On into The Okiahssns district
wi-r. they have Ioszt~i eszsnas ami oosn-
mencssi farming operations. T}ss regDri
reaches Cheyenne to-day that shc settlers
are eagI;snt ard bss. am: ueff Ia ;h~
ezmf<rs In TIE vicinity % Caldwell
.hst the enza 10 again eie~s for
another raid: sosa. 90 thssf nsme~s
openly hsas.ei that fhey ostsstf~ Tie as
t.sog g.s-. E1rh 81 tls~ fwep;y -s~y<s wa<-
oss contzin-i ffpsn too b. shrse ms-s szrk
TIsey renf sFstn the Chsy zane axrDey dh
rerTy dosn the C5nsarrpb Eiyvs By Csssp
Ees~li. ~hseh had JOS; h~>n sacase; ~ tie
tr-.,> VITO had b~sa ssdrS~f % tbe >oftA-
yet IL 4. the indignant - sis~ su:begi
ties xs tie sS-rc. t1sas al ts~ ~sssuaist iefg
Ga s,ss harder wii sxaia Cork in:o UxsS-
hoazx. z,;soaxh the FIf,h cavalry sssrs lhs
% General wes,~y N~s.isf are
pos under marching orders % taxi tn
pace Of ;fe Ssnth Jass Eaovesl"
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22

. PROF. c. V. RILEY. Entomologist of
the Agricultural Department. says that
this country will soon be visited by two
great breeds of ..ocusts of the seven
teen and thirteen year varieties. This
will be the first time in two hundred
and twenty-one years that they have
appeared in conjunction. They will
no prove greatly destructive. and the
injury they will inflict will probably be
confined to fruit trees. The visitation
will be prolonged until late in July.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22
ADDITIONAL ~DIsPArcUH%

MuNsELL, the juryman in the Short
Phelan case at New York. who was ar
rested at the end Of that trial, was fiued
$50 and sent to Jail for thirty days.
THE Car has sent General Komaron O
''sword Of honor" The present was &C.
by an autograph letter from
the Car, warmly praising General komar.
offs military measures. A similar hono
was conferred on General Zakrajew ski.
The Clearing House returns for week
ended May l6 showed an average decrease
Of S5.4 compared with the corresponding
week Of last year.. The decrease in New
York was as: the increase in Kansas City
was So. Only two other cities showed
any increase.
An immense amount Of lumber was de.
stroyed by . fire ut Orcoda, Mich, on the
i6sh. Mills and docks were also burned.
TnE round house Of the E. C.. & n. Rail-
road Company at Cortlandt, n. ", burned
the other morning. The loss was nearly
800. oO0.
EDMUND AsHwoRrH & SONS cotton mills
At Egerton. near Bolton. Eng, were burned
recently, involving . loss Of Ei4o.oo.
TERRIFIC transforms and foods were re-
ported in Southeastern Kansas for the few
days ended on the 18th. Several lives were
lost by drowning and much damage re.
suited.
THE Ahgeneine letting OF Berlin had .
dispatch from Constantinople, saying that
the British Consul at Batoum during . re-
cent journey to Kars was arrested by Rus
sian police while he was sketching At q
port on the Caspian Sea.
COMMODORE JONATHAN Yorxo, com.
mandan. Of the New London (Coun.)
Navy Yard, died Of remittens fever q: The
ICrocker home. on the 18th aged fifty -eight
years. The disease Was contracted while
he was in W Washington - . member Of the
Wales court martial
RrKL was captured three miles north Of
Batouche on the 18th by three scouss OF
General NiddIesonis force. He was care
worn and hagyard ari-besgsd not to be
sho&
PR1vATR sdvices from Hernosillo,
Mexico, say that the Mexican troops as-
,tackcd the Yaquis, near Nisa- Three
hundred Yaquis were reported killed. The
Mexican loss vas eighty killed and
wounded. Four Americans were With the
Aexicans, q whom t~0 w9s killed and .
man named Mckenzie wounded.
JrD0H FR1xca, In . trial recently at
lAuscafine. lows, held that the first injunc.
ton proceeding instituted against . saloon
had priority 60 any other injunction pro-
against the same saloon. This
!was regarded ~ . great victory Tor tie
- sAam iniancsion procssdiexs
had hsea Instituted BY fstssds Of sAe 81
,.Ioous against nearly evssy salooa h 4m.
oAfina.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22

THE count of the money and securi-
ties in the United States Treasury has
been completed. Everything was
found in a satisfactory condition and
the reports of cx-Treasurer Wyman
proved correct in every instance;
ever the alleged discrepancy of two
cents reported in the count of the cash
room was shown. on a recount, to be
incorrect. the missing pennies having
been found on the floor. where they had
dropped during the count. The books
and accounts of the Trcasurer's office
were yet to be verified.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22
ss(.~
i. '.'.i e.'-'-..ksv ~.w-'a-.

80 ~
r@,4
ry~rr<vtttx. p. M IA ~ rel n
c~russsvs tssdsy At - Narsh a. sa-l eok
Let hsl ~ whiSA tsrs~ mas-s ans . driver
we're sn;ornss-t sni aaDta~s ssss'F nsarei
wasie ss~aezssgin< "a sssas fE1n 49, eas
!ir-y. u ~ss arhl - 80 "a ssr1 AL
Rsaa'n< ,esal All Iun r-.asy IS ka
e'eL-S ;h- ~asss fs~ss a--s sr,ss fhrru<
washing 90; lAe psl,sss sui eeeisz T..
uHva woSkirs IS Nn a. s-
also eatshsn< = 6rsvs b. isss s.asr.ES
sFon iAs :sll Nth a iss astnssip
- carr Jsss Head Sssasr u 80
The t~y h~ari = uesc g fsssss wa,r ard
icaplng oa ihs socvs~s r.ss isa paNaE
hc a,'~u psea b. fss a se q sssssy.
The falling cai. h00rvvr cashs hIm sni
pinned hlss Ansl - r.ahss b. - sraunI
Ths victims Are CAasir. tsas~sty Jrs~rs
fnas. and " -hs-i Msxcssn. ua,n~~ al
Nsrtr llrauA driver sills. usntshi sssi
joAa Heard n0ta l~us sfokra rea efnsA~s4
aad sh@ub3er sF0ken Thr .sstss aas takss
ossi within an hssis by 80 .ssty.
bs' he canaa, saFVive al inaly~ Tsr
tsaFRs - 49, -tHa arH4 eng gHF
lars f,p.n Tie SasSs -. twas ws2Arau ne
sal.
stpnsNs rAugE twFs
C~INsTs~Nr Ma 1s.Ns NJ F-~A
Van Naasis 80 : s3 aazt. a. ts aues
man. was sfrHW zas ae Nles N4s.s i.~.sr.
Nesgast NJ o. rbafva n L4f esy 10
a csfsasr. ~ 'as@c a-f h. tssi~ a. zh.sef
stEh; ora~A last U'a1t = fsiivsF tssla
ff}Taisls~l To hosers snt ihgs fan asav.
The Fanv Wa .s-g aHi ihs drssrf s;fsrka,l
bard. but hit i~sia ran a~rs.s a aasstsf ,ssx
nrssiy nl@rttns ihr sassa 49, iHfra hius
from h!s e~at >-itS u~ uEArg sbsscr f~s
NJ i"n Nshtts alssari hs ID
tsnsisd bHds aad her ester Sc .aess ffss
the c~ssftsxc inin a. sifr~f Whaa tt~s .at
The posg~sttS- iFtlv was .vrra.y .ssr.l
aad was Iksn hunas uuaatrss ffuiv
di,tsnes' 'uftast au ghs tulrSfzan
astd his De-; ussa iurs i-si ,uts tHc sltret
= ns"snent tss saspgs. &C. a fcfrn t.sis
ahead the borNrs fu-hrt unl~f a - fsu.
ivsting .ssab 70 a trr. sEsiess vhsA th~
i=sfy Of The cosrh Dashed aad pss u-4o,l
the home 81 ;hs ht'5r. . frs leaf. .si-s
were the d'~rior. tie pafsni = sistFNrtat
ana Earsss TIE marriage
,-tvt1etiy va b"S-srf. p~ffsuncsI a. Hss5.
aighl th. tsids sitting Frapf-si u l-L
| here l. stA anNlsti ztoot hsT f.cossp
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22

LoxDox, Nay 1.-The evijesess %
OtSe diesfeoces og opinioa smoss ss<
m<Dben Of tae cabisc; 10 svssrd TO Tie
crimes act are beeomsn. more sopsfreG
NJ. Gisdst0ac, Sir Charles Dixie ard NJ.
Ctanbefiasn favor total srpea. Of The
measure, while Sir yeruoa iisrcc1s1
Lord Haninxios ard Lori Derby Wish 70
sesaiped IN its ess;sssy- Easf Speseer. 10
b sssd, thfeaieaed to rxss<s ssteas sbs
ses sAcaid b reserved, sad sas con-
peoCkse e4ected - tn 0eetza9 q ~
csbtsst wedsOdsy eseaiax - sssikSsg
ess To scStsSess eisases q ~
oeasoss. b loeks1 seoa . e eesbceaD
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22

LrAvExwcErnL KAS. Mar il-Ns.
Trask 7. Lypea % to Sanknyd vas e.s-
nd - Mis- Birdie blair e tie essAetsai
is shs cay ysrs<rtsy. Ia - prssar< sf .
hsye sunh<s os ississd gr~A Tfze hss1ai
esspie NJ ~ - evening. aresonas~a ~
lRo Jes<phszs BsaiF. fss La Vega y. n
Ancag shoss pss>rss fru0 s1susd zee
Senssnr snd An fnxxs;s - AtAzsaa. Wal
Iacs Pan md fazsiy - KzAns CRY. W.
C. r0U g Fen Seutk ". r. Aopas 80
usfs q Rsa srDcr ~ IL. - MA L.
0nnane Xlehasnun, e MnnhneoA
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22

Losr-ox. Mar n-ia she fse-zss % CDo-
muaa Lhs1ssaee ss2t<a tAzE - I'D hss ss~s~
uAsfhes Eass<Ais sasvex ~sonr~xnSn< tao
Asxaas srxokSrs s<rvess@a s~sears -
lDsd Grassffses k~st ka&a~rsy- Bsrss -
sesai szd ~ Isssa-. xr<f ss5<sss~a - 10
Car fsw apfsossl hAs pes ssfssca IN Las-
dR T&s nexu<ss>o0s hxssc~a re sso
tsos<fncsenss eozgsas<. Gladstone sA~3s
sn4 he G-vvexnanens vas ana sf
fuftheg Eazsksn s1sznr~. > Asfese
e<iegra0s fvr<fs~f 1a3r - 1<ufsoa - m
s1sxoeel Gtna<xaou Esrs msseh ard Sr
Stz1ar6 xsssAra<s nnesarf tsc g~xsasisg IL
- Wnnssy - Ed1e n shs fsine. B<aarsee
- IL eermfm e ~ fsrtkenmknx -
ssU lahsnrAass esss~d - nDesA
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22

A TERRIBLE and deadly disease was
reported prevailing in the Seward Val
ley, n. Y. 1t first attacked Samuel
McRobcrs. who died. and since then
funerals have occurred daily. The
throat first swells. the tongue is paral-
yzed, the patient a not eat, and he
becomes double-sightcd. No one had
recovered from the disease. 1t was
very contagious.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22

IT turns out that Harold Il. Wallack.
the youngest son of the well known
actor. was secretly married in Phila-
delphia last November to Miss Madge
D.. Fling. The young couple have been
forgiven in true theatrical style.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22

DIR. Hunt. Secretary of the Board of
Health Of New Jersey. says that hog
cholera the farmers of hat State
In 1884 two hundred thousand dollars.
and the loss thus far this year is sixty
thousand dollars.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22

THE lamp which General Sherman
carried from tho time he entered the
army. in 1861, until he camped on the
south bank of the Potomac. in 1865. is
now preserved at the Soldiers Home at
DAYTON. O.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22

THE Michigan House of Representa-
fives yesterday passed ove Governor
Ayers veto the bill allowing minority
stockholders in joint stock companies
representation on the Boards Of Di-
rpcfOrS
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22

On. DOREMUs. is lcft-handed from
the fact that he was born without n
right hand. He makes twenty-five
thousand dollars a year from chemical
analysis. mostly of patent medicines.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22
francs

KING HUMBERr and Queen Marguer-
lite of Italy were received with extrava-
CANT demonstrations Of affection by
the Neapolitans upon o recent oc-
casiOn-
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22

A DUBLIN paper states that General
Komaroff's grandmother was an Irish
woman of the name of Macnamara.

A CURIOUS legal document, executed
by Napoleon l.. was sold at q public
sale in France the other day for one
thousand six hundred and fourteen
frame
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-22

Court IN the sum O! SI.WU.
Mr.. BArGHx. residing near Tobias, has
lost seven head Of horses within the last
six months from what he imposes to be
CHAMBERS.
THE squa:ters on the Santee reservation
are reported 10 be organizing for protec.
ton against . possible raid from stamped
efA
Nh CAMP. q Kssrney business man, was
recently knocked down by . frightened
team in Shelton. and three dangerous
gsshes cut across his scalp.
GRAND ISLAND has . base ball club
IT is stated that Quinn Bohanan, the
condemned spelling professor. has I'M
proved his dreary hours before death by
~invsnsinz . corn shelter, which he has pat
entei.
The wheat and oats in Valley County
never booked better when May came than
this year. The blowing for corn il veil
are already planted.
WILL Dill an emrioye in the West
Point pspes mill. Vas recently eanSh: In
the shaffiaS. and before released his cloth.
ing was eatireiy torn from his body. hot
fortunately wi:hou: injury 20 his r-rs0s-
lxrrniAL l. the latest town and pros
pectivs coon:y seat Of Chase County.
Jo9y wux has eommsoced suit In Saspy
Cosnsy against Henry Schznan for The
vaIus a . horse promised him Cor services
re.ders6 u securing . wife for Schumas.
6eAanaa u . prosperous young Gs<nas
and his new wife - . winsome Ger.
man maideaL A the story goes SeAnRAa
axrssd 20 give Win . horse II he wosld
Sss hin tSchnmaal . wife. bas after gse-
ting Tie wife SchamAn forgos his csasrseG
Iux recent asdi9g al . vooaa's foos -
. p6ls os rsbbish b . stable created DseA
cuameus u Omaha, and 80 a sAs daily
paysrs apsdsd - = asa -eutssffy.s
DrnDuo material 4 - Gascs q -
WkAs Rive essnaEy shas tnsssAing -
s ass sAviDsd - tRtsg tmAs aDsoG
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-11-21
From Utica.

UTICA, Nov. 1S.-Prof. Oliver, OF La
Sale, is teaching singing school in District
No. s, every Tuesday evening, commenc-
ing at 7 o'clock and ending at half past
nine. All the young ladies and gentlemen
of the neighborhood are cordially invited
to attend
1t is reported that Mr.. James Murray is
about to lead one of the leading bellies of
Utica to the matrimonial altar
Mr.. J. l.. Mcclure is about to build an
addition TO his store.
John Duifey met with a very narrow es,
cape while returning from Earlville last
Sunday night His horse became fright,
ened at some unobserved object ana ran
into the fence, upsetting John and break
ing his buggy and almost dislocating his
arm AVIS.
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From Ophir.

The corn crop is not going to be as big
as some anticipated. 1t bulks large but Is
loose on the cob and great deal OF 1t Is
rotten. N.
Miss Julia Wallace writes from Missouri
that she likes the people and country real
well and that she has no desire to return to
Illinois. r..
DR.. Everett has built new barn. II is
a handy one, and the Doctor would make
good architect, for 1t is also the handsom-
est have seen in long time.
Frank Ettinger Is still plastering. lie
began early in the spring and has been at
Il ever since. He is good workman as
his work shows.
There is a rum0r afoat that man came
N the Ridge last week who claims to be
con Of Michael Trsinor, who died five years
ago, and says he has the papers to prove
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school Report

School NepOrt. ,
Report of the Bunker Hill" Deer Park,
La Sale county, school for term OF ten
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From Troy Grove.

Recognizing for the winter campaign
our schools. ..---..
Far below expectation-the corn crop:
Thomas Gardiner shipped cattle to Chi
cago last week. ,,u g.,
some weeks past. J..
town Tuesday.
Walter Parrish made TIP TO ottaws
Monday, and was excused from serving a.
Robt Wylie shipped two car loads Of
cattle 70 Chicago, Wednesday.
Our band boys are doing good work un
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4 walking skeleton.

Mr.. +. Springer, of Mechanlcshurg, RAJ
,,ritas. ~ WAS afflicted with lung fever, and
ahscess on lungs, and reduced to making
.te,cton Got free trial bottle of DR.. King :
New Discovery for consumption, which did
me 80 much good that,l bought dollar bottle.
After using three bottles, found myself once
mere a man, completely restored to health,
with n hearty appetite, and gain In licsh OF
IS lbs" Can at Lutz Il Briggs drug store
and ret free trial bottle of this certain cure
Cor ali lung diseases. Large bottles Sl.OO.
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All In the Line of Nature.

There is nothing in the line of magic OF
mystery about that wonderful and popular
medicine, Parker's Tonic. II is simply the
best and most scientific combination posi-
bic of the essential principles of those veg;
etable curatives which act powerfully ana
directly on the stomach, liver, kidneys and
blood. But there neither is nor will be any
successful imitation Of it. 1t is all the time
curing those who had despaired OF ever
getting we'll. For yourself, your wife and
children.
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From Waltham.

WAITnAu, Nov. 17.-The farmers are
all busy husking corn, The corn crop VIII
not prove 10 he as good as was expected
earlier I'm the season. There VIII not De
over an average of 25 bushels per acre.
James Dsffey says he has just rented a
fine farm of 100 acres, with fine house
and good Improvements.
Miss Anna Hanley has just returned
from Chicago, where she has been spend
ing the summer and fall. \. v. ~.
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Don't Look Like a Wreck.

"When man is going down hill every
body is ready to give him kick" Yes
that is So. 1t is sad, but natural. why
many man and woman, seeking employ
ment, would have got it If their hair hadn1
been so thin and gray. One bottle OF Par
ker's Hair Balsam is then the best invest
ment 1t stops falling hair, promotes new
growth and restores color. Clean, highly
perfumed, not dye. A great improve;
ment over any similar preparation, and sold
nj the low price of soc.
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Thousands Say So

DR.. T. w. Atkins, Girard, Kan, writes: II
never hesitate to recommend your Electric
Bitters to my customers, they give entire sat
isfaction and are good sellers Electric Bit
tiers are the purest and best medicine known
and will positively cure kidney ana liver com
plants. Purify the blood ana regulate the
bowels. No family can afford to be Without
them. They will save hundreds of dollars in
doctor. bills every year. Sold at fifty cents
A bottle by Lutz IL Briggs.
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his assertion. II he should prove 70 be 9
lawful heir of Trainor and entitled 10 his
five eighties of land and other property
there would be commotion, for the farms
have all changed hands. The question
naturally arises, where has he been all TINS
time that he could never show up before
Developments are In order.
r. Meinhard this week received his frs'
car OF coal over the new road from Spring
Valley EDho'
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nncllin's AInicn SnlNa

The best salye in the world for cuts, bruises,
sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter,
chappcd hands, chilblains, corns, and all SKIN
eruptions, and positively cures piles, or no pay
required. II is guaranteed to give perfect sat
isfaction. or money refunded. Price % Genus
DER box For sale bv Lutz Il Briggs.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-06-06
Lauer Brothers being the lowest reliab

Lauer Brothers being the lowest reliable
and responsible bidders for ''Berea."
Bedford" "Kasota" and North river blue
stone, and for excavation, masonry, brick
work, granite curb, blue stone curb, repair
ing and relaying stone walks and wrought
iron work, the said Board have awarded
said Lauer Brothers the contract for said
kinds of stone, ETC., and respectfully request
that YOU confirm said award. Yeas 6,
nays O.
JOHN HARRINGTON, President
Official:
r. l.. GERMAN, Clerk Board Public Works.
June 2, 1885,
Award approved by the following vote:
Yeas-Ald. Simpson, O'Connor, Petsch,
Cullen, Kerr, Sanborn, johnson, Van
Slyke, Kahn, Starkey, Bryant, Minea, Long,
Mr.. PreSident-14.
Pay Roll
The Board submit approved by them the
pay roll of Inspectors for the month of May,
1885, amounting to 81. 465.42.
Allowed and referred to Comptroller by
the following vote:
Yeas-Ald. Simpson, OCOnnor, Petsch,
Cullen. Kerr. Sanborn, Johnson, Van Slyke,
Kahn. .Starkey, Bryant, Minca, Long, Mr..
Pr6SlQenC-l4.
Also.
S. P. Folsom, Jr.'s Petition
The Board return said petition with the
report that the claim of the petitioner is
Just and proper to the extent OF S20S.85,
and recommend that said amount be allowed
and paid.
Adopted by the following vote:
Yeas-Ald Simpson, O'Connor, Petsch,
Johnson Won SIyrlYa
Kahn, Starkey, Bryant, Minea, Long, Mr..
President-14.
Also,
MARYLAND and Other Streets Opening
The Board report that Maryland, Gera-
mum. Jessamine and Rose streets, from
Edgerton street to Payne avenue; Magnolia
street, from Payne avenue to Edgerton
street. between Minnehaha street and the
north city limits, have been opened by
dedication.
Accepted.
The Board submit. approved by them,
the following claims. viz: Robinson q
Gary, $21. ga; P. FL. Kelly Mercantile Com
pany, So; Mark Costello, S97.5S; John
Martin Lumber Company, 81, 933.S9; G. w.
Merrill, $3.50; NJ. Craig. So. 80; Quinby &
Abbott, SIS; J. H. Fielding, ss3s.3s; P.
Boerlnger & Son. $3.50; P. Minea $3.50;
w. F. Bailey & Co., $3.50; Wykoff, Sea-
mans & Benedict, 25 cents: Rhodes & Nor
| ton. S1S5. "a: F. Stoddart, sos; J.J. Kirkman,
| S63. so; G. Mitsch, $11.23: St. Paul Foun-
dry Company, S24.5O; st. Paul Cement
Pipe Works, $4,000; S. r. McMasters,
S1.5O; John Zoos, $3.50: P. Norris, SIS;
Sanders & Matthews, $3.50; st. Paul Fur
niture Company, S4375: st. Paul Ice Com
pany, IS; Schroeder & Weyh, 50. Is; Adam
Rau, $3.50; Bennett q Kingsbury, %
cents; Northwestern Stamp Works, IS
cents; j. H. Schurmeier, S12.2O; F.Knauft,
$3.50; Robinson d Cary, 81.
| Committee on Claims
| MISCELLANEOUS.
| By Aid. Starkey-
A resolution appointing E. B. Birge
Superintendent of Police Patrol Telegraph,
| etc.
Committee on Police
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-06-06
Regular and Adjourned Meeting.

Regular and Adjourned Meeting.
ST. PAUL, June 2, 1885.
The Council met at 1880 o'clock p. m.
pursuant to adjournment.
President Smith in the chair.
Present-Ald. Simpson, O'Connor,
Petsch. Cullen, Kerr. Sanborn, Johnson,
Van Slyke, Kahn, StarkeS, Bryant, Minea,
Long, Mr.. President-14.
COMMUNICATIONS.
From David Marx
For permission to construct crossing on
Jackson street.
City Engineer, with power to act.
From G. G. Berkman and Others
For the grading of Reaney street, from
Seventh to Frank streets.
Board of Public Works with ORDER
From Rogers, Stone 81 Sahlgaard and
Others
For the grading of Forest street, from
Case to Maryland streets.
Board of Public Works with order.
From John J. Frantschi-
Relative to a culvert which has been con-
structed by the city on certain property be-
longing to him ON the West side.
Committee on Streets and City Engineer.
REPORTS OF CITY OFFICERS.
Of City Engineer-Profiles-
To the Common Council. st. Paul:
GENTLEMEN: In accordance with the ac-
companying orders, 1 herewith submit pro-
files for establishing grades ON the follow
ing streets:
Tuscarora street, from Milton to Warsaw.
Warsaw, from Tuscarora to West Seventh
street.
Armstrong, from Drake to West Seventh
Bay street, from Randolph to Stewart
avenue. Respectfully submitted,
l.. W. RUNDLETT, City Engineer.
June 2, 1885.
Accepted. (See resolutions establishing
grades on said streets.)
REPORT OF BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Rondo Street Grading
To the Common Council of the City of st.
Paul:
The Board of Public Works have had
under consideration the resolution or order
of the Common Council, approved Nav 81,