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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-12
EUROPEAN PRODUCE Markets

LIVERPOOL oct INSTRUMENTATION. Cumberland Cat
37s Cd Long Middles 37s Oh. Short Mlddes
37s Cd Oh Shoulders, per
Cos Cd India Ness Prime Mess. Pork
Prime Mess. els. Cd per bOL. Prime Ness Eastern.
std Western J5s. I'd LardAmercan, 3os Prime
ern, Lard OIL 32s ID Hans-LOng CUT 5ls. Oh.
SOS %. Buter-eOs Cd ior hnest nitei
states. Cheose-American Choice. J6s. Oh Whest-Ied
Western spring. u.s. 3D. Gs lOd Red Winter. 6s- 3D. q
Us sd per Genital New NO WINTER Os I'D; do. 70.
spring IS New Mixed estern. ssl -i California No
I'd 6s Id. do No = IS I'd g0s Sd eutAL Pro
duce-Sprts OF Iurpenune ZSs Cd. London zSs OIL
per Refined Petroleum. ST. gallon Clover Seed
American Rcd. 49s. per cwL IalOw-25A 3D. per cwi.
Fine American. 23s 3D.; Prime city. 25s g. per cwt;
IS. 3d.; Pale ia 3D. GOs- Oh Linseed on
2ls per PrOvisions-Amercan Refrigerated Beet
DOM state. 43 los. o. Ks los. Cd
Receipts From Atlantic ports a. 700
quarters from Pacinc ports $4,000 quaters from other
sources, 1900 quarters.
Receipts Of American corn. %. 100 quarters -
LONDON. Oct ll.-PrOduce-Lineeed Oh. 22O 5sOdd R2t
lOs I'd per Calcutta Lnsee. $50 sd LIN
seed Cake KS los I'd ton Refined Petroleum. 1lod
as I'd gallon. spirits Of Turpenune. Oh pei
cwt, sp-rn Oh, kosln-COmmOn Ss I'D pei
cwL. Pale Os. Cd alIs ID PrOv.slOnsLrd S@s DC por
ewt Tor American sugaTl3s Sd per owL for cuba Cen
triusa pOlarzing S6S lis Cd la sd Tor huscOyad
ai refining anoaL Australian Ia4Ow-beeL zJA ID. a24t
0- utooh Sts Od d24s ID COcoanut Oii-CoytOn. ~
% Cochln .SS American Refrigerated Beet BE. ID fol
hind quarters and "a I'd tore quarters per
ANrwkhf. Oct ll.-Petroleum-Fine pale American 10
francs 10 ecninos paid ID 81 sellors
ucoHs Lard closed at o5 francs % cenImss 100
klos.
BaxnKs. Oct l-PstroIeum-6 marks 10 Bfennlgs
WIcoxs Lard closed Al 81 MARS 90 pfennIgs per loo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-12


eat into IT, Is an excellent motto
gossip sufferer from calrrh But while the Cos
practically ncuIabe there Is excuse for any one
suffering longer caaTrh Dr. ~ages Gatarrh kemeiy Is
an unang that offensive disease II heals the ds
easel membrane the dull and depressed sensa
which attend catarrh short trial Of THIS vsu
Will make the sufferer feel Ike ne" OelAg
Don't that cocktail the morning" n you have
sweed head" nauseated stomach and unstrung nerves
resulting nom the convival party last night The sure
s1fs clear the cobwebs from the brain recover
and the system Is TO use Dr.
Pleasant Purgauve Pellets sold by all Grugsts
The only reliable for catarrh is Or. sases caarrh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-12
Copartnersbip Notices.
legal Notices.

IN the matter OF the application of the NEW.
u YORK DISTRICT RAILWAY COMPANY for the sp%
pointment Commissioners determine whether ts
railroad ought o be allowed 10 be built etc.
Public notice hereby gwen that the petition and anavi
entitled The oftce Of the srrk o.
CITY County York the <h day Of Ocsooc
1856 w DO " the General Term OF The supreme
Of bc heId the toufy
CITY Of Sswyork. Friday ths isth Day .
October lss6 at 1880 of that day. and notion thso
that prayer VI the sad petition bs gre9tsd
40 W all -. New-Ys o ca
y w. STEW ENsoS Atsy tsr PsszsaonsE. - Rss.AGA
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y based on the American standard of classification


eoCa OF o5d n,Ty sa,s ND Mddns a.
Futures opened SAL points decline owing to the failure o
Liverpool follow Saturdays advance here; The marhes
Irregular all dav and closed at practically the opeHs
figured. Sales 70500 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-12

state bond were dun WITH sales only OF Louisiana con-
sol IA at 7ss, ana Tennessee settlement 81 II. An
unusual amount OF business done in city bauk
stocks ana al u.i hgure-, lnclutnI Commerce t0 AZ
l72. Fourth National 81 AZ 1876, Mechanics 400 at
1856 Metropolitan cos IS. and Nassau (2O al 1875.
Railway bonds dHn and irregular. Erie second
provemeni s. we of Il q 100. Chesapeake ana ono
hrsts, series B. were a ~ 77 ana the currency o:
were d easier at 3O%. Missouri Kansas ana
Texas R'ns "sr. q firm s5SSs7s w s%s
shore guaranteed IS frmer At lOl u Cleveland
Columbus Cincinnati and indianapolis general 6s rose
per T. l072 Canada southern seconds recovered
Il L. 93I4 Mobile aud onto second debrntnres sold at
33 G34 York. Chicago and ST. Louis first receipts
ern arsfs we're up 4 at 93. the seconds mp per
~ aud tue incomes. with sales OF Sl3ooOO rose
% 32. Newly city ana Northern general IS de-
cnned Z 70 6912. Peoria. Decatur aud Evansville de-
benturrs were strong 75i9a75l4 Detroit. Macknaw
Pacific hrsts Denver division, were serong at 1l7ls
oregon short Line o. were firm AT lO2 @lOoos Texas
ana Pacinc income pts sold at J6 and hrsts Rio
Grande division receipts Oh q At -. Atlantic and
Pacific incomes we're active between 2ssG2o7s and
closed p o. Oregon Iranscontinenta hrss rose from
or unisted securities dealt in at the stock Exchange
Cotton seed on certtcates -Od Q.3OOl at 54a53 Mex-
nrsIs ~ 000 AZ % gSIa ana seconds S45 OOO
4sle AIS aud Mexican National hrsts (S5OOOO) at
None ruled steady At cal per cent for the greater
part Of the day, but time the rate marked
to per cent? cosed al per cent and was offered
The sub Treasury to-day lost on balance s69s,551
made up by currency loss or $l.059,430 probably,
nrircipsly by transfer 20 Warrington less coin gain
of S36Os79. To-days operations covered Receipts,
81 52l,55 payments. 81, 23O,552 resulting 10 bal
ance. of So5 70 80 currency and $40 234 623 coin.
The Clearing House statement to-day as follows:
Exchanges, SAP, 1882; balances -. .4is.
The United states Treasury at Washington received
S267 900 National bank notes for redemption.
Tue receipts were So9 or, ami the Internal
receipts S63l .79l.
The foreign exchanges we're dull and weak and rates
marked dOwa = cent TO the Z We revise quota
tons for actual business asioows Bankers bills 81 81
and ~ 81 ougaud short sterlng respectively
522ls 519 for francs 94 and 95l for relcEDnrks
40 and tOla guilders.
IA London British consos unchanged at
100 l5-l6 money and of lie at for lOl.
The money market firm at quOtatiOns-l per cent
for discount OF bankers bills Bar sv Ell 1l6d.
to ~ per Ed glish standard. American rail-
ways were dull and strong with some small advances.
The market waits actual DEVELOPMENTS from New Ork,
and seeIuin-ly tired of selling cables
dsproved by the events Of the next twenty
fOar A. Paris French per cents declined from
80 S2. II 50 50. and sight exchange London
was up 10 20 80 the & The weekly
the Imperial Bank " Germany reports specie loss
OF !. 100000 marks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-12

The exports and -four from United states
Pacific ports week ended October 1885 $685.
ago weeks exports eight Atlantic
ports l,ded $50 bush Continent OF Europe against
5leOoO bush. the previous week The The Indications az
that the visible wheat VIII be increased about zOoVOVO
BUSH, corn 2tJ.sS2 bush. and oats ZOO bush
HAY AND sTRAw-TradinR light but the market vel
held Hay No. l PRIME stock, - 9Oc. No DO. ..09
SOC No. 3. go Coo; shipping 5Od Doe Clover 40 90V
Glover Mixed 6Oq 65c: Straw Long, 6Od65c; do Short
soc; do. Oat 45055c-: DO. Wheat. 45c.
MOLAssES-Q Quiet and without special change -
MEIALS-lron certificates strong al &lbdsl1a{c franz
ferable notices. October delivery issued at S6 I'm sr
and moderately active at 22. 22sUc SPOT ~ Z-ov
but steady at lllOd II &c spot 1900 Loco futures
Transferable notices. Lake issued ll3Oc do Ch bAl
at 442 Lead FIAT 4445e Transferable notices issle
issued at A. 81 &c.
NAVAL sTOREs-sprits Turpenne selling in light
way al 81 81 &c kosin quiet and unchanged we
strained 10 Good II 90 81 co T. ~ %; T. II 40 o. y
H. Al 70 - %; X; ~ 40 NJ, 81 65; n. ~ % "IAu0"
Glass, % 20; Water White. s. rs. -,
OILA fair Jobbng business passing from day 70 dy'
though wholesale lots quiet We Common NeA.s
foot % 6Oc Prime do. 600 T5c summer elbow SOlso
seed Prime 81 0iOc. Crude Menhaden. 2lc. crude
Toe Crude Northern Whale 35c do Southern, $50 owe
casks sOc Domestic Cod 80 34e Lard present
53 54c. 49,.
but the market continued steady JAPAN from Phlaae.
pha, American ship. $4,000 refined OIL anu
American bark 1000 cases 10 III private terms-c jim
ORDERS, hence brsh steamer 1000 9rs gram us. o.
bark abroad % OOJ refined OIL AZ pVae
DON steam, hence. $1,000 bush grain al
and 600 bush DO - AZ Qsotatons araa sfl a 40
9bs sugar lisa i7s Cd. 92s 81 lard, 22s odi
cheese Abs beef A. 81 apples "a ~ ii NEkPOoI steam
hence 900 bush- grain Al Id ouotauons uIaln, 41i
ia 1Os, cheese lbs. a25s lard l5s liza 3D. Allow
los measurement goods. loA' a. ~ vae % ~ wv
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.15.Os4.Ol6 l3563s96 l257s5l2 {, j.944

York.
receipts Buffalo by lake for the week ended October
9. lss6 were: Wheat l226.6gO bush; corn 4lIluO
bush. OATS 5000 bush. and tile shipments from thence
by canal and Wheat l.lrd,StO bush
corn. 67s $50 bush, oats 5000 bush, against ne pre-
receipts l-943OO bush. wheat. l25YOo BUSH
oats none. and Shipments wheat 1862 $50 Ous CON-
1890 bush. oats. Il 900 bush
Tie eight Western primary points. including
Minneapolis. week ended October 2. 1856. were
Wheat -l4 lOl bush; 032 BUSH 10
BUSH and the shipments from thence the week by axe
and rail Wheat 2ls6.13 bush. corn 2Zl4,SSt
BUSH oats. l309s30 bush against the previous week re-
ceipts Wheat 3.5999oO bush. corn, .726329 ngshf
oats l.4G7 1876 bush. and shipments Wheat, l.19Zt-L
bush including G22 7i9 bush from Duluth By lake coTu
l.4g3,477 bush. oats, 1893, 631 bush.
The receipts OF wheat al NewNOrk. Baliimore PnlaHe
pha Boston ended october 9, 1856, were
1923 bush against bush. the previous week
7S4 2342 900 bush. receipts at four Al
ports weeks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-12
SPIRITS OF TuRPENTINE

SAVANNAH. Oct ll.--rurpentne quietaI Sale.
WuxIKGTos, oct ll-TaTpenune dun at - &c.
CHARLESTON. Oct ll.-Turpentine quietst 34I<e
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.


CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE AND ST. PAUL.
1894 1885 1896
Number OF miles 4,77O 1883 1852
First week IN October s554676 s59O35 s623OOO
Jan. 10 oct 7.-.---l6 SbsOO3 l7l365s2 l7,s2O 900
CHICAGO NORTHWESTERN.
Number OF miles. 3778 3s43 3a4s
First week IN October S5334OO S645, 700 s6455OO
Jan TO Oct - ~ ,5J32O0 l7,e37,J52 1885, 765
.Reported at date In 1885 s 1904 900.
NORTHERN.
Number Of miles. 2Il 22l 22l
First week Of October. sll,4,O &ll.542 &l27l6
Jan. 10 Oct 7........ 353.lSj AL 2S4 47O44s
CENTRAL IOWA.
Number OF miles 500 300 III
First week In October. sS2.6-s S3l.4OO s323gO
Jan. l 10 oct -. l,OStO12 O35,SS2 et5 OS3
ST. LOUIS SAN FRANCISCO
Number Of miles. T76 sl5 81
week in October. Sl0t.l23 Sl04,7O0 sll7lOO
" oct 7......... 3,4S65s7 8,l7O,s75 S4gesJ3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-12

y Y Gu & 81 L LIST
Trust Receipts
10000 -.-.-S7 =
81 600. ..-..-97
y Y Ont 4 " LIST
10. 0OO. --.-. lO4 "A
1000. lO5
y Orleans Pac Isl
Trust receipts
! 900 ...-..1o
n erth wstn Tel IL
b.OOO.--l los
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-12

Tex & Pac Term 80
Trust Receipts
10. 900 62'4
Toledo & Wabash
%
5000 100
Toledo q western
con COW
5000 ..----P 90
Tex & Pac inc l. o
Trust receipts
20, 900 ...-...b6A
West Shore gtd IS
l4.OO0 ..-. l0l z
Registered
1000. lOl y
Wab 81 L & Pac
Chicago div
10000 ...-.-.se p
" est Pac Bonds
1000. .---- lib
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NE stool in store and afloar at Sew. York :


Increase Wheat 1881 S3l BUSH corn, O27 425 BUSH
oats decrease ll2.6O5 bush.
The exports and -four and maize from eight Atan
lie ports Tor Europe week up 10 saturday evening last as III
repOIted.
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WHITE STAR LINE,

Nv Ill r. > Az LII y L.
w FOR or EENSTOWN Al
UNITED STATES AND kOfA
GERMANIC. capt. Kennedy. 1900.
CELTIC, Capt 0leadali..----------
BRITANNIA, Capt Petly....---...
ADRIATIC, Capt farseil- .-.-,.-
From the White St~I Dock, Z
RAT ES-SalOOn. $50. 90. $50 AMI
favorable terms. ~teerage from OF
Intern ediate (Adriatic and Celtic {
For Inspection OF plans or other
compauys ofhce. No. 81 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-12

FLOUR AND MEAI-The nour market is IN DUH rreS e
quotations The further decline IN wheat Is argey r. s
inherently weak nnr th IL s little eYporJ demand
The ial obbers and bakers confne their purchases
day wants. Quotations are quite nominal ana ooo
B shr iacnns 200 bsis CITY Mi Extra a $50 so
e e %e3 q . snS-n new PEE 49, G after 700
bbs Extra Va. - 40ds3O 90 4loQ buis WINTER IT
for Good to Choice the latter FOR one twopvate brands Of
Quotations Al 9Oas2 so superine. g l6as2 %
~ 6ss 70 Common to Western. - 4oas3 70
Fair E2tri OHIO - 40 s. Is Good 80 soas4 Good
10 choice a % = - Common Extra Minnesota. 20 400
- 25ds4 50; Patent - 80 - 80 Bakers hxtra Z sT
to Good s} 20 - So Very Choice. a $50 Is
- 30 civ Mn Extra Indies = IS az So latter
in new pkgs south America - eOds 20: market closing
sales $50 bbs Common to FAR Extra s. 2s 50 So and
demand sale. $50 9bs suPertne at g l59 g
SUfN - 81 S' So sas 400 GIs fraDiywine
- CO. ElicKWHEAT FLOUR. Quoted s2a g 10
moderae bnsne.s Tor EXPORT and Iiaht trade for city
heavy irregular and prices ~ lower al the
and declined IA 49, advanced "a &c, and closed steady at
oo0 bushels future ~ o6o bushels spot including IN
graded hed y - do s3c cost freight and insurance. 10
s3 &C ahoat. s2a,c free toaTu: 10 Red selc
her SIS, 81 &c. closing at s3c; December ~ I'll
s. closing - &c. do January cO-inE az
S6f do February -sc closing at S1c do May 81 iYl1G
MALT-Dul and nominal CoHN-in cash lots me
dealings moderately active and prices 4 &c lower
with moderate trade for export AMI home Use
options fairly active and prices "a 20
lower at the close opening dul and Unclaimed en De,
and declined IA &c, and closed weak az The loW-t
prices OF the day sales l2-OuO bushels future ZbUV
bush including Ingraded Mixed al - 70 soc. No =
a. . d45c ah0at Low Mixed. 43 ac. No. White. 492D
80 November, - hl045l c. closing AZ "a ~
closing az 45'fc, January,
4Ga047c closing al 4Gc; February. ~ 041 &c. closing
May. 4saz iSc. closing at 4sfrc--. OATS 10
dealings moderately active and 81
prices &c the close opening steady declined
lc advanced &c November other months unchanged,
and closed steady about the low ~ prices OF the
$4,000 bushels future and SPOT incudng so
AZ 29c do White, 33c.; No. :. 29rd 2aAc' 90 Wnile
33is034c.: NJ. / White 35c. Mixed Western 500 SIC
White do SOC. White state, 36c No %, oher 2Sc,
November 80 3O5-c closing at 80 nc; do December.
Slad3l &C. closing az 81 " January 81 NC. closing At
81 &c. do MAY. 80 = 80 l2c. closing at 80 4cFkkD-
Quiet AMI steady.
New-York produce Exchange OF visible supply
Wheat Corn. Oats Rye. Barley.
and Aaoat 4s5 l8577e42 49s5446 5sa67s 1907
Increase. l567Oe3 l52.6l2 sO44l 2l,3ts 25Nbt-
Decrease...-
Visible supply in United States and Canada:
Wheat Corn Oats Rye. Barley.
oct g. 52.7s7435 l3677642 A995446 539.67s ls077H
oct - 81 22os52 l8425.O3o 4se5OO5 5lsSS4 l.55OO79
oct %. .44os4s42 6ls59sl oOs5 OCT 1921 s2O7e5
oct $4,000 I4o e545so7 41I5s95 96o,O65 l,l62Gs4
Minneapolis and ST Paul included.
Hfoeks gfore in BrOok and CITY
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MrNEAPoLIs. Oct 11.whcat, No. hard, October, zoe
November Il. December IN
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-10-25
Trading vessel wrecked.

Special to the Globe
WINNIPEG. Oct. 24.-Capt Moves and
Iieut. I,ovegroye, of the Hudson bay
trading vessel, Cam Owen, which left Lon
don June 10. arrived in the city this morn
ing from Fort Churchill, Hudson'S bay,
having come $50 miles in small boats with
the balance of the crew. They report that
ON the night of Aug. so. while in severe
gale off Cape Churchill, the Cam Owen
broke her anchor chains and was driven on
the rocks. The passengers and crew re-
manned on the vessel for two days, when
they managed to put together a raft
and make their way ashore. They
succeeded in reaching York factory.
where dudSon'S bay officials took them
in charge. They left there Sept. 3 for
Winnipeg. The vessels capacity was sos
tons and was comparatively new, this being
her third voyage. Her cargo was principally
of supplies for the HudsOn's Bay cOmpanys
posts. She will be total loss. On their
way down at Oxford house the party met
with Col Glider and Griffin, north pole eX-
plorers. They were travelling in bark
boats, and expect to reach Fort Churchill
in a few weeks. From that place they will
go north in dog seighs. Cap. Moves and
party experienced very heavy gales while
crossing Lake Winnipeg in small boats. and
bring news of several drowningS. The
balance OF the crew are at Selkirk, and
will start for England tomorrow or Wednes-
dow
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-10-25
STILL WATER WIS.

The steamer Cleon, having the Democratic
club on board, arrived at Marine on Saturday
night at p. IN. The club was met at the
wharf by the Marine band. With lighted
torches and transparencies the members pa
raded the streets and proceeded to the hall.
where they found large company assembled,
listening to an address by Mr.. Lundberg, of
Hudson, Wis. Hon. G.. p. Gregory, John Nc
Carthy and John L. Burke, who accompanied
the club. followed with speeches Of unusual
interest. Hon. f. w. Durant, who drove
over during the afternoon and arrived ahead
of the boat made one of his characteristic,
cOmmon-sense addresses, which was1
ceived with applause. At about IL m. the
boat started on her homeward run, the citi
zens and band accompanying the visitors to
the wharf.
No information has been obtained which
indicates that J. b. GiI6llan, Republican call
didate for congress, has consented TO discuss
the tariff question with Hon. Fayette Marsh,
of this city, as requested. Mr. Marsh has
published his invitation for number of days,
which contains this sentence: You msrep-
resent both the sentiments and interests of
our people upon the question"
Quite number of men have been sent to
the woods the past week and wages are re-
ported better than usual.
August Stegemanu is the Democratic NOM
inee for county commissioner in the Lakeland
district.
NJ. Moffat, Democratic candidate for county
commissioner, has no opposition.
The clerk of court will visit Marine to-day
to naturalize voters.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-10-25
Crossthwait Ashtabula. Cleared: Pro-
peller Idaho, Buffalo: Roanoke, Sarnia.
Given IA Life Sentence.

Given Life sentence.
Special to the Globe.
BRAINERD, Mimi, Oct. 2S.-The case
of William r. Sanford, alias ''Red Roy"
indicted for the murder of Hugh Dolan in
Brainerd few months ago, was tried to-
day in the district court. Col Sleeper
conducted the prosecution and E. l.. Don
aldson represented the defendant. At 3:3
p. m. the case was given to the jury, which
retired, and, after an absence of
about half an hour returned with a
verdict of guilty of murder in
the second Edegree as charged in the
Indictment, with a recommendation for
mercy. The prisoner, when asked if he
had anything to say why sentence should
not be pronounced upon him, broke down
completely and Sobbed out $50 help me
God, didn't intend to do it," The SEN
tence of the court was then pronounced,
which was Imprisonment for life in
the state penitentiary at Saltwater
He left for Saltwater this even
ing in charge of Sheriff Merit.
Sanford is the tramp who shot down
Hugh Dolan, Brainerd barkeeper, for re-
fusing to let him have drink. few days
afterwards, while confined in the Brainerd
JAIL he had a narrow escape from lynch
ing. large and determined party beSieging
the jail for that purpose He was however
saved by the strategy of the sheriff, who
took him out through the cellar and sue
ceeded in getting him to St Paul, where he
was kept for some time to avoid further
trouble
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-10-25
CTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF RAMSEY
y SIS. In Probate Court, special term, October

CTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF RAMSEY
- SIS In bate Court, special term, October
20, 1885,
In the matter of the estate of John Grace, de-
ceased
On reading and filing the petition of Thomas
Grace, representing among other things that the
time heretofore limited to settle said estate ex-
pirsd on the 26th day of August, A. ID. 1886, and
praying for an order of this court extending the
time to pay debts and settle said estate Tor the
further ii me of six months from said 26th day of
August. A. d. 1885,
1t is ordered, that said petition be heard before
the Judge of this court on Thursday. the 18th day
of November. A. d. 1885. at ten O'Clock a. M, at
the Probate Office. in st. Paul, in said county.
Ordered furthar. that notice thereof be wen to
the heirs of said deceased, and to all persons in
terested, by publishing copy of this order for
three successive weeks prior to said day of hear
ing, in the St. Paul DAILY GLOBE, newspaper
printed and published at st. Paul, in ga d county.
BY the Court. WM B. McGRORTY,
LIS Judge Of Probate.
Attest; FRANK ROBERT, JR., Clerk.
II. ]. HORN, Attorney for Administrator.
Oct 25-4w-mon
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VahpeIOn.
- a a 2 z LOIs
Special to the Globe

Special to the Globe
WAHPEroN, Oak, Oct. 24.-Peter EantZ,
living across the river from Abercrombie. was
unfortunate enough to lose four large stacks
of whe7t by FIRE from threshing engine
Tuesday last. Loss $500; uninsured 9. The
Congregational church people intend in the
near future to give frst-clsss concert....
The ladies Of the Episcopal church expect to
hold a four days bazaar and fair in aid of the
building fund of the rectOry, on or about
Dec 8. The balance remaining after ex-
penses were paid at the Bohemian Catholic
fair reached the respectable sum of $780,.
Rev. J. Van Every, OF Michigan, breaches his
initiatory sermon at the Methodist church
Sunday morning next. The camp fire OF
Sumner Post of Wahpeton, which took place
at the rink Thursday evening. was ire
mendous success. Some six hundred people
were fed, after which songs, speeches, reci-
tations, duets and dancing were INDUCED in.
IA very respectable young man of this
city languishes in durance vile, under a
charge OF attempted rape His friends will
give the necessary bonds. The Wahpeton
fire department gives dance Thursday next,
the proceeds to be devoted to the tournament
fund. The tournament is to be held in Wah
peton on June 9. 1t is a conceded fact that
this city now has the best equipped fire de-
partment in the Northwest outside of Mime
apolis and St. Paul, and probably the same
may be said Of our system OF waterwOrks.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-10-25
TOO MANY INSANE.
The Insane Asylum Officers al
YanktOu Much Embarrassed.

The Insane Asylum Officers at
Yankton Much Embarrassed.
Special to the Globe
YANKToN. Oak, Oct. 22.-In their re-
port to the governor and legislature, the
trustees of the insane asylum in this city
will ask for an appropriation to enlarge the
building for the accommodation of patients.
There are now in this institution twenty
five more patients than there should be, and
this number is daily increasing Wards
which were designed to contain twenty
patients now have thirty, and recently tenn
porary quarters were provided over the
boiler rooms, where some of the patients
afflicted with mild form of insanity were
confined. There is absolutely no further
room to be found on the premises, and yet
the superintendent is obliged by law to re-
ceive all applicants whose admission
papers are perfect. There are in the
asylum several patients who are termed
''incurables," and the law allows the super
intendent to discharge this class if in his
judgment it is deemed proper. This seems
to be the only means of providing room for
new arrivals. but as yet no action has been
taken in the matter. One hundred thousand
dollars should be expended in enlarging the
institution. and even then, at the present
rate of increase, the asylum would be filed
again in two years.