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St. Paul daily globe., 1892-03-19

tion was held here today for the pur-
pose of electing for delegates to the state
convention TO be held at Grand Forks
March "a. The delegates go uninstruet-
ed. Steps were taken to effect a thor
Ough organization of the party i'll the
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-03-19
movements of Steamships.

CoPENHAGEN-Arrived Thingvalla, New
York.
LoNDoS-Sighted: UmDria Willkommen,
Persian Monarch, Wisconsin. from New
York
ROTTERDAM - Arrived: Maasdam, New
York.
NEW YoRK-Arrived: Biela, Rio Janeiro
and ST Lucia; Corean, Glasgow.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-03-19
For PRESIDENT, 1892:
JOHN NJ. PALMER.

Everybody talked to him of his can
didacy as a foregone conclusion: every
body assured him that Illinois would
stand by him: that he would get the
nomination. They call him "The Grand
Old Man." out there; 'The Gladstone
of the West" The enthusiasm was un-
bounded. He took it all in his natter
Of-fact, quiet way. To all his presiden-
tial boomers he spoke as above Quoted.
If the bee had found lodgment i'm his
bonnet its buzzin gdid not muddle his
slear head.
At the meeting of the Sannan,nn
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An Editor Divorced.

Special to the GIObe.
HURON, S. d., March 1s. - Judge
Smith today granted a divorce to Mary
G.. Bonham from her husband, Willis H.
Bonham, editor of the Deadwood Pho
neer and a well-knOWn newspaper man.
The decree was granted on the ground
of desertion and the two-year-old boy
given to Mrs. Bonhan.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-03-19

-
CountyDemocratic
con We tiOn in
Springfield, Ill.,.
about a fortnight
ago, the sturdy old
war horse was pre-
sented by invita-
ton. He made a
speech, of course,
and in it he prac-
tically announced
that he would be
a presidential can
didate.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-03-19
DE Stners Not satisfied.

SIOUX FALLS, s. D., March 1S.-A
private cable from Paris conveys the
interesting news that Baron de Stuers
has taken steps to have annulled there
the divorce obtained by his wife here.
The dispatch adds this bit of gossip:
"The action of the chevalier is gener-
ally approved, and it is believed will be
entirely successful"
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-03-19
AProminent Lawyer Dead.

Special to the Globe.
Elk POINT, S. D., March 1s.-At-
torney Wallace, resident of South
Dakota for twenty years, celebrated
politician and past grand master of the
Masons, died last night aged ffty-fiye
wears
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-03-19
KENNEDY ESCAPES.
Fargo's Convicted Alderman Runs
Away to Moorhead.

AWAY 10 NIOUEItGdU'
Special to the G lobe.
FARGO, N. D., March 1s.-Ad. James
Kennedy. who was recently convicted
of running a blind pig here, was SEN
fenced today. The penalty was fixed at
$500 fine. together with costs and $50
attorney fees and ninety days in the
county Jail. After sentence was passed
Kennedy was allowed to say goodbye
to his wife and sister. Suddenly he
dashed out of the court house, and Jump
ing into buggy, which was waiting for
him, drove rapidly to Moorhead, across
the line. Requisition papers Will be
gotten out for him.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-03-19
A Bow Blows His Head off.

MORRIS, March 1s.-Dave Light, aged
nine, blew his head off with shotgun
about midnight. He was subject to
sleep Walking.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-03-19
Democrats Astir.

Special to the Globe.
MICHIGAN CITY, N. D., March Is-
The Nelson county Democratic eonYen-
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FER BABY Did OF THE HEAE
The sohs OF Aeronaut Wilson's Wife At
tract a Crowd on broadway.

The eobs OF Aeronaut Vl:sGn's Wife At.
tract Crowd on broadway.
Charles Wilson. an aeronaut and trapeze
performer, met with an accident at Iowa City
on May / which temporarily. II not perma-
nently tncapacitated him from pursuing his
hazardous calling. The parachute with which
no was descending from a balloon caught on
q church steeple and. after Tapping around. 1t
finally broke and he fell with the larger part
of It fully eighty ieet to the ground. As aeon
sequence OF his Injuries his weight has fallen
OF from 1853 pounds to 116. He determined to
return to his native town. Bangor. to recu-
perate. He and his wife arrived in this city
yesterday morning with their sx-year-old boy
ana Eliza. their six-wecks-old baby. They
put up at tho Sherman House in East Forty
second street.
Their funds running low. they detsrminedt to
borrow from Brooklyn friends. While, they
were on their, way to brooklyn in Third ave
.sy and he SsS' When
they got down town told them TINT she was
suffering from the heat He bade them take
charged nothing for his advice. which their
toiisw Without altering their PLANS. But either
Coming back the child died in its mothers
arms. Passengers on the ferryboat dropped
sa S.G s"Id soy Wien ts
boat landed she went up to broadway. sun
carrying her dead child and sobbing over It
fere sdI her to help bury the child; Polio
Colbert led the party, to the Church street sta
ton. whore S35 was brought In by smpat tnz.
Wilson was formerly a partner Of Hogan.
the aeronaut, whose balloon drifted out to sea
a alter Although but 50 years old. he has
been seventeen years In his peculiar business.
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Christsna OHanIon Found.

Tho whereabouts Of Christina O'Hanlon.
tho 18-year-old daughter OF Patrick O'Han-
lon OF 100 Bedford avenue. Williams
burgh. who disappeared from her home
on Monday night. has been discovered.
She 10 with friends in Williamsburgh. but she
refuses to 60 home. John Carr. . car con-
ductor Of 155 Bedford avenue with whom the
young woman went out on Monday nigh. and
who was accused by tho mother of Christcna
Of knowing where tho girl was. went to the
Lee Avenue Police Court yesterday in re-
sponse 70 the summons issued at Patrick
OHanlon's request.
Carr denied that he was responsible for the
young woman's disappearance. and said that
he went away and saw nothing OF her again
until THURSDAY night. when she called at his
turn home, but she refused. Carr also cenied
that no was going to marry Christina.
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The Court Had Read the Morning Papers
n Not the Moving Papers.

The Court Had Read the Morning Papers,
n Not the Moving Papers.
When the motion OF Hedwig Herbst for
counsel fee and alimony in her action. men
toned In yesterdays SUN. for absolute divorce
from Exporter Robert Fl. Herbst came up be-
fore Justice Lawrence OF the Supreme Court
yesterday. her counsel. L. 4. Murphy. said he
was not ready. and asked for an adjournment;
II see by tho morning papers that you were
both ready to present your case this morning.
From what there read you ought to be
II Wish to Impress tho Court with the fact"
said Lawyer Murphy excitedly. that ! did
He said he would be ready ON Tuesday. and
the mot ion was adjourned to that day,
Friend a House, counsel for Herbst. say
that they will produce. n necessary. many
letters the plaintiff wrote to Herbst. Some. OF
these are OF rambling character. and most OF
them either asked for money or suggested Inn
pocuntouenes6.
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Ynbllf AGttftA

SrEsSH Clos. %;; Fl g: .s
snf SAT HR'SI 0 NJ TOR Para c..r.. ana r.s
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from Bs, IN. sG PEI Tor fs.ns
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;sg ss.n: Y: ts'i s. IS
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S.TmnSy r,.nes sv y lay spain rGssS
ssssSs;SS q, S:sSsns arrest E. ;s:s%:s
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Tass: "a
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e. SsSs 5s%pisc y IA
cruz must St be directed per ofnsSaS At
F. H&Si .m IT, a. tsS
s.o for cgrsces trinidad. Rr,ish and A., bS,eS
rsfs %%; ;se
ssS
E Mois'a rtG Ss~ cos,s Rio. Vi. L,men
's,saf iss.Ga S:T steamer ron ss,si
Msiis Tor lu.trais New Zealand. Hawaiian, III. ana
samoan islands Ier steamship Alsm nee, iIo% IA
EFrspf, sS Gsf rs: ssS
with British mails for Ausi,.lis,, Mail:for China
cisco close here daily up TO July NO. at $50 K q.
Mails for the Society lsIands per ship CITY Of Re.
July .25. at $50 T. NJ. Mails for the Hawaliaa
osco, close here daily up to July '2T. at 80 r, x
Mails for Nowfoundl land, by rail to Halifax. asd
p.M. Mail. Tor Mi9uelon b, raj. to Boston s "a
PM. Mails for Cuba by rail to Tampa. flA, and
thence by steamer sailing Mondays ana THUR
days. close at this ONCE daily at 2 80 A. NJ Nails
for Mexico, overland. unless specially addressed fos
300 A. NJ
sRevistered mail closes at q 7. NJ. previous day.
Extra supplementary malls are opened on the piefo
Of the Engiith, French. and German steamst a. the
hour OF closing OF supplementary mails at the PoeS
once which remain open until Within ten minutes u
tho hour OF sailing OF steamer
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Two judgments for $43.440 were entered
yesterday against Monroe Eckstein. the Staten
Island brewer. one for S21. 1867 In favor Of the
Fifth Avenue Bank. and the other for $21.
IN favor Of the Importers and Traders M
tional Bank. all on notes made in 1880 and
1890 to the order OF L & Z Wertheimer.
Judgment for S5.5S5 was entered yesterday
against Alba A. Sclover. the veteran Wall
street operator Of 40 broadway IN favor 81
1886.
Judgment for Sl31 1874 was entered yester-
day against Edward M. Field in favor Of
Knuuth. Nachod 4 Knauth on u bill Of ex-
change Of HELD, Lindleyz Wiechers 4 Co.
which was drawn against nm alleged ship.
mani Of yyheut
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Public Uctires

DEPARTMENT or TAXES AND AssEssMENTs.
COMMISSIONERS OtfItE.
NEW YORK. July 8, 1892 \
DUBLIc NOTICE Is hereby given by the Commits
j sioners OF Taxes and Assessments that the assess
rolls Of real and personal estate IN said city FOR
been dsvsred to the board Of idsrmen OF said city
and that such assessment rolls will remain open 70
board OF Alderman for period OF nftssn days from
the eAts Of this notice
fS$s1ssS { fassfS
oaaAisalsAsu e TAxAs 80 Asssaa6sAAA
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That SAT. SIN Keep. II. seer.,..

Fearing that Lawyer Rowland. unable to
ind anybody who knew the combination Of
the safe OF tho Florida Construction Company.
would open 1t burglar style. tho counsel OF
the company got Judge Addison Brown SO to
modify Yesterday his order permitting Mr..
Rowland to open the safe that he shall not
act In tho matter until the hearing on Wednes-
receiver.
Mr.. Rowland. on his part. tied the doorkno obs
Ills seal with its motto. Faithful and true"
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The Condemned ). an Led tho Singing.

ATLANTA. July 15.-Peter Daniels. . negro.
was hanged here at o'clock to-day for tho
murder Of Silvia Lyle. his paramour. one year
ago. Nearly one hundred negroes were gath
cred around the scafYold. and joined in singing
weird plantation songs led by the condemned
negro. He protested his Innocence until the
pnramour was shot down In tho dark while In
company with another negro. and Daniels's
hat WAS found near by.
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New rouudi.ua Nay Jo,. the Don,n,su.

OTTAWA. July l5.-one possible result Of tho
81 Johns FIRE Is the annexation OF Newfound-
land TO Canada The instant sympathy and
ready aid which went from the Dominion 70
the sufferers BY the fre have served to do
away In great measure with the unfriendly
relations which have existed.
LONDON. July lb.-The fund for the relief OF
the sufferers At 81 Johns. Newfoundland. now
amounts to $1,000
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Luxuriant Hair
BEANS IS DEAD,
And This Il the History OF Hts Case A. He
Wrote 1t Himself

William Fl. Calron. a clerk in Bellevue Hos
pital. died in that institution yesterday. When
he became Ill week ago. no made out his own
history card before taking possession OF a cot
in Ward 4. 1t is 40 follows:
william II. Calron. aged ~: married. business. com
mercial traveller; residence Bellevue Hospital; dag
nosis heart failure and want of drink came to hos
pta In . circus wagon.
Calron came to the hospital as . patient on
July 10. 1887. He made himself SO useful
while convalescent that when discharged as q
patient he remained as an office clerk. He WAS
Bostonian and his nick was Beans."
often happened. he had spent all but a trife
ne seattle, ed what pennies were left in tho hos
pitnl yard. saying: Now III be rich before
night" The poorer patients among tho CON-
vaiescents proited by his lsrgess.
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Miss Cary Wed. Baron Won Luttwit..

CLEVELAND. July l5.-Miss Mary Cary
daughter OF the late millionaire John Cary.
was married last evening to Baron Won Lutt-
WITT, . Lieutenant In the Third Regiment Of
the Imperial Body Guard Of Germany. They
will san at once for Germany. where they win
make their home.
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NEW YORK SUPREME CorRT...In the matter Of the
IN applcat on Of tho Board of Education BY the CouD.
eel to tho Corporation OF the city OF Ncy YORK rsla.
Conmonalty OF tie city OF New Y9rr to CERTAIN iands
the hcrly side one Hundred and Fourth street
between Am-terdsm formerly Tenth) avenue and Go.
OF said cry uly selected and approved by said Board
as site for school purposes under and IN OF
tine 10 OF sna.e a Of ne Gs OF 1855 -
We. he undertigaed. Commirsioners OF Estimate In
the above entitled matter. appointed pursuant 70 the
amended by chAp'er So of the Laws of 1890. hereby
give notice to tho owner owners lessee or lessoeA
parties and persons respectively entitled to or inter.
premises title TO which Is sought TO be acquired IN
this proceeding. and to all Others whom It may con-
l. That a aorty OF tho said Commissioners have
completed their estimate OF the oss and damage to the
respective owners hssees parties. ana persons inter.
ested In the Ian OF premises Affected ~ THIS prooesd-
Ing. or having any interest therein and hAvs Med Q
true report transcript Of such estimate In the once
OF tie Board OF Education for the inspection OF whom
soever Il may concern.
=. That all parties or persons whose rights may b
affected by tie sad estimate and who may object 70
after the first Indication OF this notice ns their OBJ
jecions To such estimate In writing with US At our
office room No. .ni. on the ninth floor Of No. - Pine
Of the Laws 81 lss amended by chapter 81 OF the
Laws of 1890. and mat We. tie sa Commissioners.
25tn dny Juy $50 1880 O'Clock A n. and upon
such subsequent days as may be found necessary.
ORR Of s s.'. ~ 81 b S.% YeI al
C"ur. House in The city OF New York the 10th day q
and that t6s and there or as soon thsrssftsr a. eeuS
sci be heard thereon. motion will DO made thAS
tb. said report be confirmed:
E'Sti t2sE,S SSShitsAsr. Commissioners.
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Host aaa found.

LroUFD-watch. Address WATCHED, care advsr
Il tisng once. 10 9Th Av
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The Pennsylvania Lissitsa
z ne most eemploss sAsnplinsAasa q D. Do Steele
6evslhAS.-L&
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,,Hlsx.a .hd en,'h.n hoars 70 oh.s.suqun Lake "
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one HUNDRED AND TWgsTY.sRyENTH sTREKT.-
~ NEW YORK SUPREME COURT-David Lydik,
raint n. against BENJAMIN A Trowbridgs and othsfG

OW 4aRR ,s
Decentralization No. ].
1s %
I s 20 az az 'ssa n ". Irs g:
puoi!e auction at the New York Real Estate ssiss.
$sn T. Il q; f.'y -
s sn .as !Sr%sst. il. isa judgment n'n'.a
=: m .Ss
ne .oaih.?iy .ias Iiana,sa WI s:s:sx
1 "a. 81 ns and y:
Lenox ayenasl now sidensd: thence runninS ssss.
ivy % t sa'su pa..: VIII i :ss
ssr.n nsss. h: Inc
ssars Inn stsT..as s.:s ss:ss: sssl:s:
place q hesInning The said premises bsias iSsvS &
i Dated New Sori. jaISs; tsssi rxx,- ,.,.,..
MARTIN F;S, !; kEo H,5s,n,v
New iorE city
yDkk sEP
rl.n,ia against Benjamin a. Trowbrdgs ana etAssS.
sS :S It. 81 .s HSi s &. ssS.
'ss
No broadway In the city and county OF New York
on Monday the lst day Of August lsv2 At IL o'clock
noon Of that day by William Kennedy Auctepssr the
scfil ed as follows;
All that certain o piece or parcel OF land. with the
tmnrOven ntE thereon wing and being In the
city county and state Of New York bounded and A.
scrhed as follows viz; Beginning at point on the
,outr-rlr SIDE Of one Hun.irsd and Twenty seventh
street distant Two hundred aud hfty feet westerly
from the corner formed by tue intersection Of the
.onti erly side II One hundred and Iw.ntyssvsnA
lAuox avenusl a. now widensd; thence runnns vest
4 trel IN.HAy
twenty.hve ,eel thcnre soIthsIy parallel with sirta
avenue pnOSl nine feet and eleven tnshs9
t. The line OF the block between One Hundred
aud TW-niy.seven,h and one Hundred and twenty
aforesaid wen y,hys f.et thence norhsrly and P.IAk
and eeye inches 30 the point place of bsEnniuk
The said premises being known No. ia West 137th
street.
dated New York july Si 2, dssab xxxrr ..,..
MARTIN J. KHo0H.
Plaintiffs Attorney,
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1futtStry.
ms yuILsx IxfhAoJ. yEsTH v'sSsst 30 Co
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zFxatsa- -mtsseerlxueuus.


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single copies and particulars enclose 10 cents TO pub
lishers G. A. HOLT CO.. Brooklyn. Y.
A PRIzR FOR AGENTS TO WORK ON "A book eivinr
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A GENTS TO handle 10 600 reasons against President
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Eeoal Gotires.

rTRusvEE,s SALE OF VALUABLE MINERAL PROP
and y Of sSun and d..A
Of trust executed by George Kelley to tbs under.
6 Ss sna &
sna So ssS: HS EN-
sss .. ssssr
city & hE%ntNi Ss h DAY OF AUGUST
:;ss: !,
hseS Ga tG
:ens iss' sna .Ss.sss: ass:s
:sa y; s. Or :ssissss SSas :sa s!
.ssGn q {, . .ss;S:
half q" and n"Tths";s e
range east and also sou.hw..s quarter q ::s.ics
1T Of s9n n ana ~ r1r.n M
wes. haf Of soutlea: quarter and sonhwes! qu.r,sf
81 fSrTa's and
and also eat half Of r. Of SEQ
i"H
her OF
of section H. township 10 range east and southwsss
-. range 5 east: snd nortnwe.t quarter e .es
on 10 ~ IN ~. s OF ,or
east quarter OF section 20 township 49, range east
north half Of southeast and quarter
OF south quarter and southeast quarter OF north
east quarter section FL township range east, and
two in quarter OF quarter OF
section 10. township TO- range east said two acre4
lying In southwest corner OF southwest quarter oS
southeast quarter OF SAID section and south half Of
southeast quarter OF section 10 township 10. range
east and the southeast quarter OF section 49, township
H. range east southeast quarter of northeast quarter
Of northens! quarter OF southeast quarter southwest
quarter OF norheas. quarter and quarter Of
southeast quarter OF section a. and southwest
quarter of southeast quarter of section az. and
all OF northeast quarter OF northwest quarter o..
eept ten acres lying m a strip on the s9uthsrA
boundary line of said forty in section A. town.
ship and east and tho northwest quarter Of
souh quarter and southw quarter Of
quarter Of section % oSnship ii. range east, and
north quarter OF section III. township 10. range
east the southeast quar- er Of quarter Of
ton and ten acres On northslde OF northeast guar
range east the north half of southeast quarter and
nohea quarter OF section TO- and west half OF SOUTH
west quarter of section and east half Of southeast
quarter OF section township IT, range east south
east quarter Of northwest quarter OF northwest quar-
ter section % township To- range east containing
In all tour thousand acres more or less
BIRMINGHAM. An, June u. 1892
IRISH 4 RRO,yS
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for &ale.

LHok sALE-A hrst.cIass baking business short dis
L tance from the city. doing a prontabls bread and
cake trade; good lease; reasonable rent. Apply to
WEEKS PARk, 4 state st.. MY.
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Proposals.


~ anew dumping board on Pier 81. near ths loot Of
Rivington st. East River; Also estimAtos for dredging
from Pier new 81 to Pie ~. and from West 10th
~ to West 10Th on the North RIVER and at slip DO
received by the psEsrmsnt q Docks =. pieI - Bat,
day July II, 1892 For fun particulars see the City
Record. Copies for sale at City Hall
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for repairing the crib bulk head
IN between West 10th and Charles SITS, North River
and for porti m OF West in the rear Of said
orb bulk head Will DC received by tho Department of
o'clock r. II OF rHuRsBAf July IS 1891 For Ia
particulars see the CITY Record Copies for sale At
CITY Hall
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3anriun @rNdfutteA.

open ALL sUMMER-wAitE and all fashionable
KNICKERBOCKER CONSERVATORY. - West lAth ct
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4nStrurttpu.
Schools aud G,plleaes.

100 AND 12< W. FRANKLIN ST.. BALTIMORE ND.
100 EDGEwoRTH BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
for young ladies will reopen Thursday. Sept 22 80th
year. Mrs. u p LEFEByRE. Principal