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New Glass W0rks--SiIe for the Depot
--GeneraI Ne ws.

Special to the Globa.
RED WING, April Cat the regular weekly
meeting of the directors OF the board OF trade
d. Densmore from the committee on manu-
features reported that A. j. Long the glass
worker, had been shown the various sites in
this city suitable for glass works, and that
Mr.. Long had declared that better place for
successful glass works could not be iolnd in
the United States, and that he would, at the
next meeting OF the board of trade make q
proposition looking towards the early estab-
lishment of glass works here. Director Hack
presented bottles made from some OF the
sand, which had been shipped to Milwaukee
also letter from the manufacturer saving
that the sand was admirable for the pu poses
A motion was made and carried that tae COM
mittee on statistics be Instructed TO obtain
statistics with regard TO the extent. location
and value of the clay beds near this city W tn
q view of presenting the same. The commit
Tee on statistics reported thar statistics OF the
various interests of the city were being got
ten together for publication. After discuss
ing other matters the board adjourned. The
city council held a special meeting yesterday
afternoon to listen TO the annual report on
the condition OF the water woi ks. .. Married
by Rev. X. j. Service, John Hank and Ella
Sandersen and Peter M. Peterson aud Annie
Christiauson. In the case of the Village of
Zumbrota VS.. d. Mahoney for illegal liquor
selling the jury brought in q verdict OF not
guilty. Died, Sunday afternoon, of dropsy,
Mrs. John Weimer, aged IS. Mr.. and Mrs
s. II. Purdy celebrated their golden wedding
Saturday evening. Hon. j. Q. Pierce has
left for California 10 recuperate his health.
flames Lawther has returned from his
Southern TRIP. The committee appoin ted
| oy the board or trade to determine on a site
| for the new Milwaukee depot has determined
on the property OF the road on the leyee be-
tween Bush and Broad streets.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-04-07

WASHINGTON, April 6.-The senate re-
sumed consideration of the army bill, and
Mr.. Logan resumed his advocacy of it. If
any man thought he was not friend of
honest labor, that man misconstrued him.
lie would have an army and a navy that
would not be the laughing stock of the
world. Mr.. Hale opposed the bill. Mr..
Henderson supported the bill, He called
attention to the condition Of the Indian
frontier and the danger of conflict there at
any time. Every Indian, he said. had a
good Winchester rifle. 1t was only 9 ques-
ton Of time and probably a short time
when there would be trouble with Red
Cloud and his warriors. He (Mr. Mander-
son) had heard FROM reliable sources that
the Sioux Indians had agreed to kill the
first one of their number who should con-
sent to the giving up of their reservation or
consented to the passage Of the bill now be-
fore the senate providing for the purchase
of the reservation. Mr.. Teller expressed
his conviction that there never was a time
In our history when so little danger was TO
be apprehended from Indian troubles as
now. II was therefore absolute folly to
talk Of Increasing the army on this account.
The chair laid before the senate a message
from the president relating to the subject
of Chinese immigration. The message was
read and referred to the committee on