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How he Died.

Mt. McGREGoR, n. Y. July ga few
minutes before 8 o'clock, Drs. Douglas,
Shrady and Sands stood on the cottage
veranda, conversing on the condition of
Gen. Grant and discussing the probabilities
of his death and the limit of life left the
sick man. Mrs. Sartoris and Stenographer
Dawson were converSing little distance
away when Henry, the nurse, stepped
hastily upon the piazza and spoke quietly
to the physicians. He told them he thought
the general was very near 10 death. The
medical men hastily entered the room where
the sick man was lying and approached his
side. Instantly upon seeing the patients
face DR.. Douglas ordered the fanny
to be summoned to the bedside.
DIR. Newman had repaired to the hotel to
breakfast and was not present. The
generals little grandchildren, U. S. Grant,
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and and e1-President U. S. Grant. to the future

and ex-President U. S. Grant, to the future
life, therefore be it
Resolved, That TO his widow and children
we extend the only coincidence that we can
oner-the heartfelt sympathies of every
member OF this post, as citizens, ex-scldiers
husbands and fathers, in the affection that
Almighty God has now brought upon them.
Their great solace must be a trust lie Him who
declared II am the resurrection and the life"
and doeth all things well. The sorrow of a
nation is ours-the trust of all who believe in
fraternity, charity and loyalty is that, in the
roll call of the true and good Above, He will
surely honor the land he helped to save and
the Christian faith in which he died.
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aRuriaIPIace Offered.

NEW YORK, July 22.-Mayor Grace, by
reason of the action of the board of alder
men, sent the following dispatch this morn
ing:
Mrs U. S. Grant, Mt. McGregor: In ad-
vance of official action / am instructed TO
tender yourself and family the deep SYM
pathy of the common council and of the mu-
niclpal authorities of the city of New York IN
your bereavement. am also authorized. by
informal action of the authorities, which will
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business houses are draped in mourning.
A meeting has been called for Friday night
to arrange for exercises of public nature
respecting his death.
IN MANKATO.
Special to the Globe.
MANKATo, July 23.-Promptly on the
news OF Grants death, the hall of Alex.
Wilkin Post No. 10, G. A. r., was beau
tifully draped with mourning and flags
were placed at half-maSt. The deepest
sorrow is expressed.
IN DULUTH.
DULUTH, July 23.-The board of trade
adjourned for the day out of respect for the
memory of Gen. Grant. Flags are dis
played at half-mast on the shipping and
throughout the city.
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An Acceptance.

Special TO the Globe.
YANKroN, Oak, July 2S.-The follow
ing letter was received tonight by the Ed
gerton light guards, of which organization
Gen. Grant was an honorary member:
Mt McGregor, July Is, 1SS5.-W. T. Burns,
Esq, Hankton, Oak. Dear Sir. Gen. Grant
directs me 10 acknowledge the receipt OF your
communication OF the 14th inst. Gen. Grant
accepts with pleasure his election as honorary
member of Company Z, First Dakota regi-
ment. FD. GRANT.
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A union meeting of all posts and COM
rades of the Grand Army of the Republic
In Minneapolis is called to meet at the hall
OF George \. Morgan Post No. 4. G. A.
H., corner of Third street and Nicollet ave
nue., tonight, for the purpose of taking
appropriate action upon the death of their
eomrade, Ulysses 5. Grant, and of arrang-
ing for suitable memorial exercises.
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IN MINNEAPOLIS.

With profound sorrow, but without a
shock, Minneapolis learned early yesterday
morning of the death of Gen. Grant. The
early editions of the. Minneapolis papers
prepared the city for the news, which came
at O'Clock, but the intelligence, though
expected, was none the less mwelcOme.
Numbers of merchants had weeks ago pre-
pared the emblems of mourning in antici-
patton OF the end, and within an hour of
the receipt OF the first dispatch the news
paper offices and many of the largest blocks
wore the weeds of sorrow. Flags were set
at halt-mast on all the public buildings,
Doth city and government, the engine house,
ehamoer or commerce and newspaper
buildings. As the hour of noon struck
every large bell in the city was tolled for
an hour. 1t needed not these manifesto
tons, however, to convey the sad intelli-
gence, which had long ago been dissent
mated over the city. Strong men wept
when they read the pathetic account of the
last moments of the warrior whose name
mas so long been tower of strength, and
realized that he was gone, and the entire
city was bowed in grief.
BY common consent, and as though with
one impulse, a hundred different men began
q movement to give expression to the feel
lngs which stirred the city. Meetings and
services were postponed, and finally a
union memorial service was agreed upon,
10 De held upon the day of the funeral.
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be made Official tomorrow, 10 tender to you a
last resting place for the remains of Gen.
Grant in any one OF the parks Of this city
which you may select. i am also authorized
to offer the governors room at the city hall
for the purpose of allowing the body TO lie in
state. WILLIAM GRACE, Mayor.
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HE'S AT REST.
The Death Of the Departed Hero
Causes Sorrow Throughout
the Nation.
Tolling Bells and Flags at Half
Mast Pay Tribute to His
Memory.
Many Telegrams of Coincidence and Sym
pathy Received by the Bereaved
Family.
proclamations Issued by President Oleve-
land and the Various State
Officers,
the Arrangements for the Funeral
and Place of Interment not
Announced.
St. Paul and Minneapolis in Mourn
fng--How the News Was
Received.
the Arrangements for the Funeral
and Place of Interment not
Announced.
st. Paul and Minneapolis in Mourn
ing--How the News Was
Received.

A portion of the news concerning the
death of Gen. Grant appeared in the second
edition of the GLOBE yesterday morning, but
1t is republished for the benefit of readers
outside of the city.
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Arranging for Memorial services.

A largely attended meeting of prominent
citizens was held in the mayors office at 2
o'clock yesterday afternoon to decide upon
the matter of holding memorial services. In
respect to the death of Gen. Grant. The
fullowing general committee was appointed
10 nave III charge the preparations: c. w.
Ciark, as acting mayor; A. A. Ames,
Charles NJ. Loring, Judson n. Cross, Eu-
gene NJ. Wilson and John 2. Rea. Acting
Mayor Clark had issued a proclamation
calling public meeting to be held last
evening on Bridge square, and the question
was carefully discussed. All agreed that
more time would be required in which to
prepare for the demonstration. 1t was
stated that the civic and military societies
and organizations of the city would doubt
less desire to participate, but that it would
De absolutely necessary for them to have
adequate time for preparation, so that it
might be respectable demonstration. Con-
Sequently the committee, after weighing
every point, decided to hold the memorial
exercises on the day of the funeral. An
other meeting will be held on Saturday
morning at 10 O'Clock, at which all commit
tees appointed by organizations in the city
are requested to be present and cooperate
with the citizens general committee.
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an engrossed copy OF these resolutions to be
forwarded TO the family of Gen. Grant.
The council on adopting the above imme-
diately adjourned.
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Special to the Globe.

HURON, OAK, July 23.-The news of
Gen. Grants death was received with pro-
found regret Bells were tolled and many
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THE MEXICAN EDITORS

WASHINGTON, d. c., July 23.-To Gen.
Porfeiro Diaz, City of Mexico: The excur-
sfonists of the Associated Press of Mexico
send to you and through you to the Mexican
republic their profound sympathy for the
death of the illuStrious American hero, Gen.
Ulysses S. Grant, in whom Mexico has lost
one other best friends. 1. PAz, President
A. ARROYO, Secretary
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AUCTION SALES.
F.. T.. Kavanagh.
4 DMINISTRAT0KIS SALE Of t6

A DMiNISTRATORS SALE of the personal
II property of the late !. 81. Blase, Esq will
sell at auction at the homestead of the late j. II.
Blase, Esq, near the German Methodist church,
in Salem, Dakota county, on Monday. Nov. 8, at
IL O'Clock in the forenoon, the following personal
eHeets, to-wit Three horses. cow,l lumber wagon,
l spring wagon, reaper, bob sled; set harness,
nay farming implements. household furniture,
etc. etc: Terms all purchases OF over $40,
one-haf cash, balance in eight months on APP
proved notes. bearing interest at the rate of per
Ample opportunity to view the property will be
gwen previous to sale e. F. Blase. admins
traitor. P. T. Kavanagh, auctioneer. 309-313
y ESALE of fine Marshall avenue property at
IL auction will sell at auction on the prem
ises on Saturday, Nov Z, at O'Clock p. M, lot 49,
OF block %, OF Mackubin l. Marshalls addition;
size of lot SO 5xl32 IS; this beautiful property lies
on Marshall avenue, 80 feet from the corner Of
western avenue, and has southern frontage;
the improvements consist of good dwelling house
cistern and cellar, and one small store building;
the property is very convenient lying within 100
feet of the street lines, one-haf block from ST.
Josephs academy,l block from St Joseph's church,
while the neighborhood is all that could be de-
sired, being composed principally of an orderly
people, who take delight in identifying their
homes and make life worth the living To
parties who wish comfort and all that the term
implies no better chance has ever been offered
This property was sold at auction a few weeks
ago but owing to inability of parties to come to
settlement the sale fell through hence this sale;
to avoid further misunderstanding the terms of
sale are hereby announced as one-third cash, bal
ance in one and two years at per cent. interest
P. T. Kavanagh, auctioneer 310-31
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THIRTY DAYS

after the first publication of this notice shall
report you and your real estate so assessed as
delinquent, and apply to the District Court of
the County of Ramsey, Minnesota, for judg-
ment against your lands, lots, blocks, or par
GELS thereof so assessed, including interest,
costs and expenses. and for an order of the
Court to sell the same for the payment thereof.
3I0-520 GEORGE REFS, City Treasurer.
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A GENT wanted in every town in the Northwest
n for fast-selling articles. Alberts & Bamby,
Sc Davidson block. 81. Paul.
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n take exclusive control of an article that is
quickly handled among business men; small CAPT
faI 40 Jackson st. 8
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A CENTS WANTED, with ability and push,
n for the grandest invention OF the present
put on the post; gives the light OF Sc sperm
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hour; warranted storm-proOf; a beauty for OPP
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where outdoor light IS required; gives three times
more light than gas. For particulars call on or adj
lress. with stamp, John Haisley, 2l7 East Seventh
It., st. Paul, upstairs. Sample by express SIS.
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4 GENTS-A few good agents at 11115 East
"A seventh = room B. S0S-3l4
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A GENTS TO sell the simplest and most aeeu-
y rate garment cutter ever sold; cuts every
garment; ladies', gents and childrens wear. Ad-
dress Thomas Ingle Hudson Wis )
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A GENCY-A general agent for new small
y article Call forenoon. Abraham, at Astoria
antel room Is. .
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Miscellaneous City List.

ONE ACRE of land at head of Mississippi St,
~ surveys Nos. and Il, Bass addition In
quire of Joseph Heroux, at head OF Mississippi ST.
30S-311
C10 and upwards loaned on personal property.
'DIO See Deming & Co.. ad in financial col. 276-
D EAL ESTATE-wanted the best bargain in
Ii improved business or residence property in
ST. Paul that 1880 900 cash will buy Ad-
dress, with full description, location and terms,
g. Globe. 30S-312
A NY PARTY having $500 to invest in first
IA mortgage real estate, city of Anoka, IL
lots, well located, with improvements time, one
to five years. good interest. Address at once for
particulars E. B., Box 200, Mankato MINI.
r OTIS, BLOCKS and half block in Como vii
IL las at a bargain. E. A. Sargent, Isl E.
Fourth st. 309-3I5
T and, ., 8, and 10 acres on Smelling av.,
IL near Northern Pacific; beautiful location.
E. A Sargent 1j7 East Fourth ST. 309-315
r AND-For sale or exchange, two fine farms
II in S. W. Minnesota, well adapted for stock
grain, between two competing railroads, near
town; will take st. Paul Minneapolis property
in part payment, or general merchandise or boots
and shoes. Henry anderson, Lakefield, MINI.
309-3R
I AND-For SALE $50 acres hard and soft tim
II Der and good farming land; also go acres ly
ing in adjoining county, all within two and
half miles of st. Paul & Duluth railroad line;
cheap for cash exchange for city property.
John Dowlan, corner Fifth and Wabasha SITS.
302-S32
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CITY NOTICE.
OFFICE OF THE CITY TREASURER, !
ST.. PAUL, Mimi, Nov. 3, 1885.

ST. PAUL, MIMI, NOV. D, 1855.
All persons interested in the assessments
for
Grading Bay street, from Stewart
Avenue to Grace street;
Grading Oak street. from Third street
to Ramsey street;
Grading and surfacing East Eleventh
street, from Broadway to Olive
street;
Paying and grading Seventh street,
from the west line of Kittson street
to tie right of way of the st. Paul
and Northern Pacific railroad;
Construction Of sewer ON Iglehart
street, from west line of Arundel
street to point 200 feet west of
Arundel street;
Construction of a sewer on Nelson
Avenue, from point so feet west of
Josette street to Virginia Avenue:
Construction of a sewer on Jackson
street from Thirteenth street to
Fourteenth street;
Construction of a sewer on Arundel
street, from Portland Avenue to
Summit Avenue,
WILL. TAKE NOTICE
that on the 2sth day of October. 1885, did re-
ceiye different warrants from the City Comp
troller of the City of st. Paul for the collec-
ton of the above named assessment
The nature of these warrants is, that If you
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INSTRUCTION

INSTRUCTION.
ART EMBROIDERY AND REPOUSSE
II Work-Instructions given. Lessons in en-
broidery so cents; in repousse, rs cents. Miss Ida
Lusk 279 East Tenth ST. 30s-SI1
S,TENDG RAPHY-Pupils wanted at 254 West
- Fifth St; terms moderate. K. B. c. 8
VTTANTED-To teach music in private fami-
w lies by frst-class piano and either per
former lust from Germany. VIII also furnish first
class music for balls and parties. Apply to Will
helm Stilzner, 81 Fairfield av., West side. 2s4-3l4
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SITUATIONS OFFERED.
Male.

yTOU WILL never find out what a frst-class
! shave is until you try Adam Sehuster, Fourth
md Iackson
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EORTUNE-TELLER- A. Eckkhardt
x L the most reliable and truthful fortune
teller on every subject of mems lives of the past
and future offers her services to the public at 229
Grove street, between Broadway and Canada
230-250
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MINNEAPOLIS WANTS,
SITUATIONS OFFERED.

GOOD AMERICAN GIRL for dininmg-roo
~ and chamber work. 2511 Twenty-third av
south. g
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HOUSEKEEPER A German widow de-
IL sires situation as housekeeper; has had ex.
perience- 20T Twelfth av. south, MINNEAPOLIS
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billiard BOY-A situation wanted by
ID young man II years old as billiard boy O,
tend bar; have had experience. Address E. G. s.,
Globe Office.
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GONE and see our new fall and winter stock,
~ Just in; lovely shapes in hats and bonnets,
WIN beautiful trimmings: prices much lower than
uptown stores; the best modistes employed Mrs
NJ. Werner, 29s East Seventh. 27Ss
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EAST SEVENTH STREET STORES.

I ADlESi Angora wool 1216c ball; Ice wool.
- sc BALI German knitting yarn. zoe a skein;
felt 81 per yard: Arrasene, &c a skein; chenille
&c skein filling silk, &c skeini tnseI I0c ball;
crewels, SC ball, etc. Orders by mail filed;
stamping to order; stamping patterns for sale;
sheets of designs sent free full price list of ali
goods sent free; wholesale and retail Address
Donaidson's, l39 Seventh street. ST. Paul 2S2+
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''HE PLACE to select your diamond rings,
diamond earrings, diamond lace pins fine
gold ladies' and gentlemen's watches at prices
lower than the lowest. Geo. r. Holmes. al East
Seventh ST., opposite Ryan hotel 3O7*
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~ clairvoyant business medium; advice on bust
ness and social matters, 1711s East Seventh street,
ST. Paul, Mimi. 273t
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WANTED TO BUY.
CURTIS MAP-A large city Curtis map
X wanted. Call at Dieters shoe store 35s Jack
son st. 3
GOAL STOVE-Sheet iron, Immediately: must
~ be in good condition. V A., care Globe offce
BOOKS for cash R. f. Leask & Co., 1872 East
ID Third st. 24S-Iy
CHOW-CASE-Fou to FIVE feet. and large
- lantern. A. Sehuster, Davidson block, Fourth
and Jackson, in barber shop. 8
TO EXCHANGE.
EARM-A beautiful farm for sale or exchange
i for city property. Address Myron Davenport,
Aitkin, Aitkin county, Mimi 50l-5OS
ITO TRADE-Lot for horse and light 2-seat
l. buggy, or horse only; lot $500, Address Il.
Eorstman, S47 Jackson. 5
CARPET CLEANING--Steam Power.
CTEAM-PoWER carpet cleaning, feather
~ renovating and upholstering; furniture
paired or packed for Shipment; paper hanging and
calcimining D. Durie, 226 Rice ST, StPaul, MINI.
Telephone No 1904. 1906
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ID keeper situation as bOokkeeper or cashier;
best OF reference and security. Address box 2l27
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

CLERK, either in city or country; experience
- in dry goods or clothing; English, Scandina
Wan and some German language; aged 90; the bes
of reference furnished; all ask is a chance. F
P, 256 Third st. north .
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ONE ACRE of land at head of Mississippi ST.
~ surveys Nos 7 and Il, Bass addition. In
quire of Joseph Heroux, at head Of Mississippi ST.
30S-3I1
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COACHMAS-Youn married man as coach
- man or will care for horses, etc, night and
morning and work in store factory through the
day; reference present employer. Address P. H.,
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from Mondays Daily.

Crest men, ccsar-iike, fall when orer- persuaded. \ Heat. c.ouis and thunder indicate rain. So one objects. ~Ness--- Eaman and Dudly left fer tho Peek this morning.
 Mr. Hussey is in from his mining prop erty OF Cataract Creek.
 Chiidrenis Church Service last evening sras quite generally attended.
 We ire pleased to note the recovery of Judge McGres. enc of cur very best st,or- rsyS
 Donald Ross. good old-time stock f4ises, paid the HrSEg pleasant yi.it this Ec-uirg. ,=--