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MINNEAPOLIS NEWS MISNEArOLIS GLOBELETS. The stone dam for the protection of the falls, will to completed in a few days. Parneli Laud League meeting this evening at the school house of the Holy Rosary church. Four citizens were arrested and brought be fore Judge Bailey yesterday for leaving their teams unhitched. The lowest stage of water in the river for the past year, is reported by Superintendent Johnson, of the water works. Mrs. A. C. Coudy died at her residence; 1001 Third btreet north, yesterday morning. The funeral will be held this alternoan at 1 o'clock. The teachers of the public schools in the Fourth, Fifth and Sixth wards will hold a meeting at the high school en Saturday morn ing- i Khurum lodge No. 112, A. F. & A. M., wil hold a regular communication this evening, perhaps work. All members of the craft are invited. An alarm of fire from box thirteen, at 10:15 last evening, was caused by a small fire in a furniture store at 111 Third street south. The damage was slight. Henry Riston and James Price were com mitted to the stove pile for ten days each yes terday. They will temporarily abstain from bad booze that length of time. A runaway horse slipped the bridle from its bead yesterday on Washington avenue and caused some excitement before it was cap tured. Fortunately no damage was done by the ilyer. A dirty lookirg tramp named James Bax ter, was arrested yesterday afternoon, for passing a counterfeit silver dollar. A saloon keeper named Henry Spoes was ' the party victimized. A few days ago Charles Weber was injured by the cars at Montgomery and brought to this city. Fears are now entertained that inflammation will set in, and.his condition is precarious. Amos B. Dunn, who is now confined at the county jail as an insane person, will be examined by physicians to-day. Dunn was an inmate of St. Peter several years ago and it it thought will be returned to that in stitution. A workman employed in excavating the cellar of Smith's building, named Gotleib Kirmes, wa3 injured by the caving in of an embankment this afternoon. His injuries were dressed by Dr. Ames, but are not re garded as serious. A. M. Demming, who was arrested in St. Paul about two weeks ago charged with steal ing a horse from Anoka, has been discharged. The officials and others who were expecting a "bit" out of the reward which is offered lor the arrest and conviction of a horse thief are consequently badly kit. Tlic twenty seven hours go as-you-plcasc pedestrian contest will begin this evening at B '.'dock, in Association hall. There are live entries, and the walkers are said to be in fine condition. Each of the contestants will have to cover 105 miles in order to be entitled to any portion of the prizes or gate money. A postal card was received yesterday by Sheriff Eusti* from G. A. B. SUaw, of St. Paul. The card, which is written in unique etvlc, asks the following questions: "We want to find a (dead ?] horseman named Boynton. He bought a black stallion in 1572, and had h;m Ciistrated. We want to find some trace of ihe horse. Perhaps you may know some one (ask everybody) who knew the horse. Look in your directory aud let me know, so that I can'hunt up the family." The officials at the sheriffs office are somewhat mixed as to what the writer wants, but suppose that he knows himself, and that settles it." The attention of the district court was oc cupied yesterday wittr the case of Peter Mooney vs. George A. Brackett. The action is brought to recover damages for trespass, that act being committed, bo the plaintiff shite.--, while a gang of men hired by a sub contractor were building a railroad which passed through the plaintifi's land. The ir repn-ssible attorney, C. G. Jones, has charge of the plaintiffs interests and the time of the court was taken up yesterday by his argu ments on questions of evidence. It is the question of whether George A. Brackett, who allowed the contract for building the road aud then sub-let it, is responsible for the trespass on which thecatt is brought. The regular meeting of the Michael Davitt land league was held last evening. The com mittee who had charge of the public enter tainment on March 4 reported the receipts $217, with a large number of tickets yet to hear from A letter was received from C. M. M.ic- CaithvofSt. Paul, asking the league to be comi:' auxiliary to the St. Paul league. The uuittor was taken under advisement. The sec retary was instructed to correspond with Mr. M;K<:irtby with a view of calling a conven tion to organize a State land league. It was decided by unanimous vote to invite George W Pepper, of Bellevuc, Ohio, to deliver a lec ture some time in April. Speeches were made by J. G. and 11. J. Salvey. Sixteen mem bers we're added to the roll. 4 Yt?tcrday afternoon two newspaper re porters, in search of news, happened into the office of the clerk of the district court. In answer to the übual salutation of "anything new J" the assistant clerk, who was busy look ing over the book of marriage licenses, said that he had just solved what had always been to him a mystery. Did you ever notice, said he, the Urge number of marriage licenses granted on Mondays. Both of the scribes acknowl edged that they never had taken any particular interest in. the matter, and asked what that had to do with the mystery. Why, said the clerk, I have been looking the matter up, mid find that two-thirds of the licenses granted are issued on Mondays, and from thi* I have arrived at the conclusion that the contracting parties must have settled the mat ter llualiy on Sunday evening. This hereto fore unexplained matter is now before the public and the fact must be acknowledged that the discoverer has a very keen percep tion. Anderson's Escape. Jr. the suit brought by Lott C. Hilton •gainst hiswift, Lucretia Hilton and Arnold Anderson, an account of which was published in the Globe yesterday, the plaintiff Jcharges tlif defendants with adultery. This charge c m net be nstaiMd "by a large majority" of the citizens of Excelsior, U a delegation from tlrtt village accompanied Mr. Hilton on n night visit made to his residence about two weeks ago. The arrival of the party at the hou-o 3 caused Anderson, who, inmates of the bnildiug say, was occupying Ihr K'mc apartment with Mrs. llilton, to jump from a second story window; "saw everything" except a light under garment. As the ni^ht was not warm Anderson fled to a hay stack near the house, where he was found by inmates of the house about three hour 6 after his flight in a half frozen condition. The rase promises to be an unusual interesting one, nnd will come up at the May term of ?IcXa'"jh'on Discharged. J. C. McNaughton w -is arrested by Detec tive Hoy, at Denver, Col., and brought back to this city about a month ago. The charge agaiusl BLcNsngbten was for obtaining money under false pretenses from G. F. Jack son. " MeNaiighton was indicted, but ob tained a continuance of the trial until the dose of the present t?rm of court. yesterday, on motion of the county attor ney the case was dismissed and the defendant discharged, the county attorney being of the opinion that there could not bs sufficient evi dence obtained to convict the defendant. The detective who was sent after McNaugh ton must have expended money to the amount of 1300 to bring the prisoner back, which in all probability' was piid by the county. It ap pears that this expense might have been saved if the matter had been better understood be fore the detective left for the trip. 31 rs. Ereiii'.* Fli'jht. Mrs. A. S. Ervin, who flew the town on Xondaj night leaving her husband aud children behind, left the following brief note: Al EX: lam going for good this time, and ever tq come back again, and it i* no uee to hunt me up, for I will be a good ways from here by to-morrow night. Do the best you can, and think not of me, for I ain't worth thinking of no more. This is from your wife for the last time. Lizzie. The mother of the missing female, Mr. Clark, of St. Paul as well as other relatives are unable to acconut for her disappearance. A hack driver comes to the front and claims to have seen Mrs. Ervin boarding the Eastern train on Monday night in compauy with a male companion. Forger Arrested. Yesterday Charles A. Lewis, a barber, formerly a resident of this city, but who re cently has kept a tonsorial establishment in Hudson, Wis., was arrested in this city on a charge of forcery. The charge was preferred by Elmer C. Denueston, a resident of Hudson, on whom Lewis passed a forged note for #52, purporting to be signed by John L. Pitts. The note bears the date of December 21st and is made payable to the order of C. A. Lewis. Lewis is well known to the police of this city and.St. Paul and does not bear a very good reputation. He was taken to Hudson last evening. ____________ XUK COURTS. District Court. [Before Judge Vanderburgh.] Peter Mooney vs. George A. Brackett. On trial. The State of Miunesota vs. J. C. Mc- Naughton; obtaining money under false pre tences. Discharged and case dismissed. 5 Probate Court. [Before Judge Rea.] In the estate of Louia Wenz. Inventory filed and allowed, and order made for creditor* to present claims. In the matter of the insanity of Amos B. Dunn. Order made for examination to be made by physiciam. MEAT OF THE MARKETS. Stocks Fluctuating and Weak-Wheat, Corn md Oata Dull, But the Hog and Hog Products arc Firm and Advanc iner. St. Pacl, March 11, 1881. On the board of trade yesterday prices were as follows: Wheat— No. 1 hard, 96c; No. 2 do. 93c; No. 1, 92c; No. 2, 90c; No. 3, 81c. Corn— No. 2, SSc; March, 38c; May, 39c bid, 40c asked. Oats— N*. 2 white, 33c bid, 33c asked; do. March, 32c: May, 33c; No. 3 white, 3lc; do. March, 31c; May, 31c; No. 2 mixed 3lc bid, 32c asked; do. March, Sic; May, 32c bid, 33c asked; No. 3 mixed, 30c. Barley— No. 2, 80c; No. 3 extra, 73c; do. March 73c; No. 3, 65c. Rye— No. 2, 75c. Ground Feed— sl6.oo; March, $15.00 bid, $16.00 asked. Corn Meal— sls.oo. Bran— §9.oo. Baled Hay— slo.oo. Hogs— Live, $5.25 bid, $5.50 asked; dressed, §6.7' bid. A New York dispatch of last evening says; Dry goods jobbers doing a fair trade. Com mission business quiet. Print cloths dull and easy; 1,300 cases of Arlington mill dress goods were sold at auction. The Bulletin says 700 cases of line goods will be sold at auction on Tuesday. Woolen goods in moderate request. Eastern and European Markets. New York, March Money easy at 3@6 per cent., closing at 3 per cent. Prime mercantile paper 5@6 per cent. Sterling exchange, bankers' bills weak at $4.79}£. Sight exchange on New York at $4.81. Governments steady for 6s, }» per cent. higharforss, %%% per cent, lower for 4>is and \i@.% per cent, lower for 4s. Bonds— Railroad bonds inactive and irregu lar. State securities in light demand. Stocks— The stock market opened weak but soon became firmer. Prices advanced \i to 1% per cent., Chicago, St. Louis & New Orleans and coal shares leading m the improvement. Subsequently speculation became unsettled and depressed and a decline of %to 3% per cent, was recorded the latter in New Jersey Central coal shares aud Canada Southern leading in the downward movement. This was followed by a recovery of 2^tol.<»' per cent., but in the final dealings the market again became weak and fell off % to l>i per cent. The transactions aggregated 30r>,000 shares; 6,000 Chicago, Columbus & Indiana Central; 8,000 Canada Southern; 89,000 Delaware, Lack a wanna A Western; 8,0 0 Delaware & Hudson; 4,000 Denver & Rio Grande; 9,000 St. Louis & Iron Mountain; 3,000 Missouri, Kansas & Tex as; 19,000 Lake Shore; 3,000 Louisville & Nash ville; 9,000 Michigan Central: (t.OOO Man hattan Elevated; 11,000 Chicago & Northwest ern; 3,000 Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis; 16,000 New Jersey Central; 6,000 New York Central; 8,000 Northern Pacific; 7,000 Ohio A lississippi; 3,000 Ontario & Western; 4,000 Ohio Central; 12,000 Pacific Mail; 4,000 Phila delphia it Reading; IS.OOO Chicago, Milwaukee fe St. Paul; 3,000 St. Paul & Omaha; 1,000 Texas & Pacific; 20,000 Union Pacific: 11,000 Vabash, St. Louis & Pacific; 19,C00 Western Union Telegraph; 20,000 Erie; S,OUU Hannibal &St. Joe: 3.00J Chicago, St. Louis & New Or leans. MORNING QUOTATIONS. Rock Island 135 Ontario & West. 36 ' 3 Panama 225 B. C. R. & N.. . . 74 Fort Wayne 133){ Alton & -T. H Pittsburgh 12S do preferred Illinois Central.. 132 : «£ Wab. St. L. & P.. 45% CB & Q 100K do preferred. .. 88°-^ Chicago & A1t. ..102 Han. & St. Joe. . 57}* do prefer red.... 142 do preferred.. 104% N. Y. Central. . . 146 Iron Mountain . . 63 % Harlem 195 St. L. & 8. F 43 Lake Shore 126^ do preferred. .. 65 Canada South'n. 80% do Ist pref'd... 95 Mich. Central. . .HIM C. St. L. &N. O. 63J£ Erie 48^' Kansas & Texas . 44 % do preferred.. 88 Union Pacific... l 22 Northwestern... 122^ Central Pacific. . 86% do preferred.... 134^ Texas Pacific. ... 57 Mil. & St. Paul.llOV Northern Pacific. 49% do preferred!... 123 do preferred.. TSJi Del. «t Lack 130^ L'ville & Nash. . 92% Morris & Essex. 121% N. C. & St. L. . . . 90 Delaware & H. . 114^ L. N. A. & C 70 N. J. Central 106 Houston & Tex... 69 Reading 65^ Denver &R. G . . 106.^ Ohio & Miss .... 43 X St. Paul & Om'a. 44K do preferred... lo9K do preferred.. 101% Chesapeake &O. 24 P. B. & W 39 do Ist pref'd.. 36 Memphis & C'n. 42 do 2d pref'd. .. 27 Am'n Union T.. 80 Mobile & Ohio. . 83 West. Union T. .1173 S ' C C C <fel Atlantic & Pac. 47 CJ c! &I. C 25 Pacific Mail .... 58 3 B Ohio Central. .. 32 3 § Adams Express. . 130 Lake Erie & W . . 55 Wells & Fargo. . . 1 1 7}4 Peoria, D. & E. . 39 % American 72 Ind. B. & West. . 673^ United States... 58 M.&C.lstpfd.. 12 Quicksilver 15 V do 2d pref'd. .. 7 dopreferredt... 62 tOfiered. tßid. 'EVENING QUOTATIONS. GOVERNMENTS. Coupons, '81.. . .102 New 4 ocr cents. 112;- 8 ' j New ss. 100% Pacific6s, '95. . . .130 New 4)*s 11l STATE BONDS. La. consols 61>£ Virginia 6s, old. 31 Missouri 6s 110 Virginia 6s, new. 31 gt Joe 107 Consols 115 Term. 6ft, old 60 Deferred 15% Term. 6s ', new. . . 60 RAILROAD BONDS. C. P. Bonds 112% St. P. &S. C. Ist U. P. Bonds, Ist. 113% C. C. &I. C. Ist U. P. land grant. 115 do seconds Sinking fund 120 Erie seconds 99? 6 ' Lehigh&W 135 STOCKS. Rocklsland 134 B. C. R. & N.... 75 Panama 212 Wab. St. L. &P. 45 Fort Wayne IS3« do preferred. . . 87% Pittsburgh I^B Han. & St. J0. . . Rfc Illinois Central. ..l 32 do preferred.. .lo3^" C B &Qt 162 Iron Mountain... 61}£ Chicago & A1t.. .142 St. L. & S. F 43 do preferred.. ..l 42 do preferred... 64 N.Y. Central 145# do Ist pref'd.. 94 Harlem 195 C. St. L. &N. 0. . 55K Lake Shore 125 V Kansas & Tex. . . 43K Canada Southern. 79V£ Union Pacific. . .120% Mich. Central.... 110 « Central Pacific. 86 ErieJ i 7% Northern Pacific. 48 do preferred... 86% do preferred. .. 723^ Northwestern. . . . 122 L 1 vilie & Nash . . 91% do preferred. . . 133^ N. C. & St. L 89 Mil. & St. Paul.. 109 J» L. N. A. & C 72 do preferred... 120j£ Houston & Tex.. 66 THE SAINT PAUL DAILY GLOBE. FRIDAY MORNITO, MARCH 11, 1881, St. Paul &om'a. 44 Denver &R. G..103 F. do preferred....lOO West. Union T.. 116^ Lacka wanna . . . .128% Atlantic & Pac. . 47>£ Morris & Essex.,l2l% Pacific Mail 57 Delaware & H. . .112)^ Adams Express.: 128 :■: N. J. Central. ; . . . . . .: Wells & Fargo. .117^ Reading......... -63% .'-American.. 71# Ohio & Miss...; . 42 United States.. 57* do preferred... 104' Quicksilver 15& Chesapeake &0.24 \ do preferred.. 02 Mobile* Ohio.. 22 Caribou 2J* Cleveland & Col. 80 Central Arizona.. 5 • C. C. &I. C . . . . 23% Homestake. ..... 27 , : ; OhioCsnxral.... 31,£ Standard::..... 1 . 26$j Lake Erie AW.. 52 Excelsior. ...... 50 Ontario & W. . . . 3(3>^ Little Pitts. . . . . 3% Alton &T. Ht. . . 42^ 0ntari0. ........ BG* : do preferred.... l2s n •- : Winona County Mining Stocks, 40c. ■- : .... No sales. tOllered. §Ex. coupon. *Ex. div. I!Ex. int. tliid. London, March 10. CONSOLS. Money 99y-l(5 Account 9i>% UNITED STATES SECURITIES. New 5s 103% N. T.Central . . . .152* : New 4* s lOi^ Erie....... 50 New 4s 116% Erie seconds — 103>f Illinois Central ..137,'* Reading 34*. Pa. Central GS% -^ M. DORAN'S REPORTS. The following quotations giving the range of the markets ilui ing the day were received by M. Doran, commission merchant: Liverpool, March 10, 10 a. m.— Spot wheat inactive. floating cargoes slow. Cargoes on passage inactive. Red winter 3d lower. On passage to United Kingdom 2,400,000 quarters. New Yokk, March 10, 12:30 r. M.— Spring wheat scarce; winter options quiet aud tame; spot red held at $1.22; quiet. 1:00 f. m.— Winter options quiet but firm; spot red selling at 1.21%@1.22. WHEAT. • MILWAUKEE. CHICAGO. - April. May. April. May. 9:30 A. li. «B*.' 103% 99* 104 9:45 " 96* 103% 99^ 10:00 " 98M 103% 99>^ .... 10:15 " 98« 103% 99% ,10:30 " 98% 103% 99>£ 10:45 " 98* 103« 99 ■* 11:00 " 98% 103% 99^ 11:15 " 98% 103% 99>£ 11:30 " 98* 103% 99>£ 11:45 " 9SK 103% 99% ...... 12:00 m 98% 103% 99>£ •••.. 12:15 P. M. " 08% 103% MX i\ 12:30 " 98% 103% 99* •••• 12:45 " 98& .103;,' ; 99% .... 1:00 " 98% 103»» . ■ 99% - 103% 2:00 " ' .... .... 99^ 2:15 " '98% KB* 99« 103% 2:30 -; " . 98% 103*, .... .... Wheat receipts in Chicago 15,194 bushels; shipments 22,635 bushels. Wheat receipts in Milwaukee 4,000 bushels; shipments none. Stock of wheat in Milwaukee 3,270,000 bushels. CORN. Chicago. Chicago. a.m. April. May. F.M.April. May. 9:30 .... 42;,' 12:30 .... 42^ 10:00 .... 42 % 1:00 38% 42 v 10:45 .... 43* 2:15 38 43".' Corn receipts in Chicago 73,715 bushels; shipments 60,040 bushels. PORK. Chicago. Chicago. A. M. April. May. a.m. April. May. 9:30 15.30 15.45 11:45 15.40 15.52^ 9:45 15.30 15.45 12:00 15.37J* 15.50 10:0 15.22K 15.37 « 12:15 15.35. 15.50 10.15 15.22K 15.37>£ 12:30 15.35 15.50 10:30 .... 15.45 12:45 15.37^ 15.50 11:09 15.30 15.45 1:00 15.42.!* 15.55 11:15 15.35 15.50 2:00 15.35 . 15.50 11:30 15.42}£ 15.00 ' . LARD. Chicago. Chicago. a. M. April. May. a.m. April. May. 9:30 10.40 10.50 11:45 10.42,^ 10.52;, 10:00 10.40 .... 12:00 10.40 10.50 10:15 10.42*," 10.52> a ' 12:15 10.40 10.50 10:30 .... 10 55 12:30 10.42^10.52^ 11:00 10.42« 10.52}* 12:45 10.42^ .... 11:15 10.45 .... 1:00 10.42}* 10.55 11:30 10.17}* 10.57}* 2:15 10.45 ASSOCIATED PRESS MARKETS. Milwaukee, March 10.— Flour dull and neglected. Wheat opened firm and closed dull; No. 1 hard nominal; No. 1 nominal; No. 2 hard $1.10; No. 2 98c; March t»8c; April ( JB^c; May 1.03%; No. 3 88@9le; No. 4 nominal; rejected nominal. Corn scarce and higher; No. 2 40c. Oats quiet; No. 2 31(p2c. 'Rye scarce; No. 1 9'J@l.oo. Barley weaker; No. 2 90;:. Provisions higher; ines* pork $15.25 cash; $15.35 April. Lard, prime steam 10.30 cash; 10.40 April. Live hogs high er; &25@5.75. Receipts, 375 barrels Hour; 400 bushels wheat; none barley. Shipments, 2,501 barrels flour; none wheat; 9,352 barley. Chicago, March 10.— Flour steady and un changed. Wheat quiet but steady; No. 2 Chi cago spring; regular 98>£c; fresh 99 c cash; 99;£@y9J£c April; 1.03%@1.03% May; No. 3 Chicago spring 87@91%c, rejected 76Jf@80c. Corn quiet but steady; regular 37% c; fresh 89& cash; 38@38Kc April; 42>^c May; 42c June. Oats steady; fair demand; regular 29c; fresh 31#c cash"; 29X@29%c April; S3&C May. Rye steady and unchanged. Barley steady and un changed. Pork strong and higher; 15.37 .4 @ 15.40 cash and April; 15.50@10.52tf May. Lard strong and higher; 10.37 Ji@10.40 cash; 10.42%(.<7;10.45 April; 10.55 May. Bulk meats fairly active and a shade higher; shoulders 5.00; short rib 8.10; do clear 8.35. Whisky un • ttled and lower; $1.08. Call Board— firmer; not quotably high er. Provisions easier, not quotably lower. Receipts, 10,000 barrels flour; 15,000 bushels wheat; 73,000 bushels corn; 30,000 bushels oats; 3,800 rye; 1,000 bushels barley. Shipments 18,000 barrels flour; 23,000 bushels wheat; 60,000 bushels corn; 46,000 bushels oats; 6,000 bushels rye; 5,000 bushels barley. The Drover's Journal reDorts hog receipts 14.000; shipments 5,500; active and strong; 5@ 10c higher; common to good' packing 5.30@ 5.60; choice mixed 5.60@6.00; choice heavy shipping 6 30@6.70; light 5.45@5.75; all sold: market stronger; in sympathy with provisions. Cattle, receipts 5,000; shipments 3,800; sellers firm; values strong; trade slow; common to good shipping 4.25@5.00; choice to extra 5.50 @5.90'; butchers slow; inferior 20c lower than cash; weak; 2.25§2.75; good to choice 3.00@ 4.00; stockers and feeders active and firm; 2.90 @4.00; calves, per head $10@15; all sold. Sheep receipts 3,500; shipments 1,600; very active and firm; shippers 5.50@6.00; common to medium 4.50@5.25; all sold, but closing easier. msM.^ ■■< ' ' ~ /,,,,, — ; ' .1 EBB H IgjlKa fIKJ «■ ■■ .H H ■ lltfl m ' 1 -&LK. GKffiAT AJPiTEmZHiJa AND orm to /TT ro i? fob COUGHS, colds, • BROXCHITIS, ASTHMA CONBUMP oUIvK C U TIOJJ, AND AIX DISEASES OF THE THROAT * LUNGS. Tto moat acceptable preparation In the known world. By adding to TOLU BOCK and RYE a little lemon talcV>»o haw an excellent appetiser and tonic, for Beneraland family u»e. The immense and Increasing See »nd the numerous testimonial! received dally are the best evidence of Its virtues^ and popularity. ' l£i up la quart size bottles, efTlnf more for the money than any article In the market. . '. - r > - ■ 0 * VIION-Uon't be decayed by unprincipled dealer* who try to palm oS upon yon common Book and Bye !n pTaceoYoarTOLU. BOOK and BYE, which la the only medicated article made, the genuine hating a iiOTercto»nt»Unip on each bottle. .-;....-,;•- \-..\ ... •. ...^ , Extract from Beport of the Commissioner of Intern** Revenue : : — - - TBIABUBY DEPABTMENT, OFFICE OF INTERNAL RETINUE, ) . > '-;-. . WABKiNfITOK, D. 0., January 38, 1880. \ . Kwsrs LAWRENCE * M ABTTN, III Madtoon street, Ohleago, Ills.: -j- ■-i^ljmiv: Th-i compound, In the opinion of this office, would hare a sufficient quantity of tbe BALAAM OF TOLU to giv« it all the advances ascribed to this article In pectoral coaplaW while the .bisks and l the syrup constitute an emulsion rendering It an agreeable remedy to the patient . dompoundrt Icconfi'S tothe formula It may properly be classed as a medicinal preparation under the prorialons of V. 8 RVviwd Statutes. ' ad when so stamped may be sold by Druggists. Apothecaries and Other Persens without reii d rte nK^.t««lionor*«^«. i J^JT^^ . RAUM. Com-i-«»«. - LAWKENCE * MABTHC, Chicago, Bole Agents for the United State* and Canada*. - - Sold by Druggists, Grocers and Dealers everywhere. : 1 :- — -•--»-.■ '' ' . , »,:. <~ w,—- Wholesale Agents in St. Panl — NOTES BROS. & CUTLER, P. H. KELLY & CO., and PERKINS, LYONS & CO., wtio will mrnlsn tte Trale at Bn- I users' Prices. . •r^ ,w - , .5j _ ___. __ - ._.-_ I —.- _.__._.__. .' —----—-— :---;-— ..: : -;- [ i No Preparation on earth equals St. Jacobs Oil as a safe, sure simple and cm=S> External Remedy. A trial entails " bat the comparatively trifling outlay of SO Cents, and even ono suffering with pain can have cheap and positive proof of its claims. DIRECTIONS IS ELETES LANGUAGES. SCIB BY ALL CROOQISTS AND DEALERS JN MEDICI*!. A. VOGELER & CO. - " . - "". Baltimore. M<f.. T 7 . .* A HOLMAN'S PAD CURES Without medicine! The Only True Malarial Antidote. Dr. Holman's Pad is no guess-work remedy no feeble imitative experiment —no purloined hodge podge of some other inventor's idea : i< is the original and only genuine cur ative Pad, the only remedy that has an lion estly-acquired right to use the title-word "Pad" in connection with a treatment for chronic diseases of the Stomach, Idver and Spleen. By a recently perfected improvement Dr. Hol man has greatly increased the scope of the P*ad's usefulness, and appreciably augmented its active curative power. This great improvement gives Holman's Pad (with its Adjuvants) such complete and unfailing control over the most persistent and unyielding forms of Chronic Disease of the Stomach and I4ver, as well as mala rial Blood-Poisoning-, as to amply justify the eminent Professor Zoomi*'4righ en comium: "IT IS nearer A UNIVERSAL Panacea THAN ANYTHING IN MEDICINE 1" The success of Holman's Pads has inspired im itators who offer Pads similar in form and odor to the genuine HODMAN PAD. - Beware of these Bogus and Imi tation Pads, gotten up to sell on> the reputation of the GENUINE HOLMAN PAD. Each Genuine Holman Pad bears the Private Revenue Stamp of the HOLMAN PAD COMPANY with the above Trade-Mark printed in green. FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS, Or sent by mail, post-paid on receipt of $2.00. HOLMAN PAD CO., (P. 0. Box 5112.) | 93. William St., K. Y. Gentle Women Who want glossy, luxuriant and wavy tresses of abundant, beautiful Hair must nse LYONS KATHAIRON. This elegant, cheap article always makes the Hair grow freely and fast, keeps it from falling out, arrests and cures gray ness, removes dandruff and itching, makes the Hair strong, giving it a curling tendency and keeping it in any desired position. Beau tiful, healthy Hair is the sure result of using Kathairon. 3________|^__|^^^__*^^n_^^__^_i cff aSPBOBsHW Imp! LEADING BUSINESS IN .--■. or"', 1 ' ; '-'V . ST.F-AJtnL, MINN. ARCHITECTS ■: JOHN STEVENS & SON, 29}* East Third street, St. Paul, Minn. -•"•." .0/.- ARTIBia' MA.TERU.Lg. SHERWOOD HOUGH, corner Third and Wabasliaw. " ATTOBSEYB. WILLIAMS & DAVIDSON, Attorneys, have removed to Davidson's block, corner of Fourth and Jnck*on streets. - BEEF P&CKE&B- McINTOSH & Co., Beef Packers and Preserv ers of Meats, 20 and 22 Jackson street. BOOKS & STATIONERY. SHERWOOD HOUGH, corner Third and Wabashaw. ST. PAUL BOOK AND STATIONERY CO., 87 East Third^street. ■.■-■■ CARRIAGE* ft SLEIGHS A. NIPPOLT, cor. Seventh & Sibley streets. COMMiaslOif, FRDITB ft PRODUCE. FINCK & McCAULEY, Wholesale Dealers in Grain, Flour, Feed and Provisions, No. 44 Sibley street, St. Paul, Minn. CROCKERY- WHOLESALE ft RETAIL J. SCHILLO & Co., 106 Wabashaw street. CARPI TS & WALL PAPERS. JOHN MATHEIS, 11 East Third street. W. L. ANDERSON. 86 East Third street. ■ DKY GOOD3- Wholesale. AUERBACH, FINCH, CULBERTSON & CO., corner Third and Wacouta streets. Retail. A. H. LINDEKE & BRO., 9 E. Third street. FOR", FEATHEBS & GINSENG. A. 0. BAILEY, 10 Jackson street. ' FUBNITUBE, FEATHEBS & MATTBESSE9. STEES BROS., 51 East Third street. Estab lished 1850. ■ OBOOEBS— Wholesale. P. H. KELLY&~CO.7I42 to 148 East Third street. ' HABDWABE & TOOLB.' KIXGSBURY & DRAPER, 35 E. Third Street. JEWELEB3 & WATCHMAKEBS. EMIL GEIST, 57 East Third street. ~ HABDWABE— Wholesale. STRONG, HACKETT & CO., 182 E. Third St ii ■ i j i i— p— ■— LIME, CEMENT, PLASTEB HAIR. SANDERS & MATHEWS, 71 and 72 Levee. TRUNK M4KKR3. ~~ CRIPPEN & UPSON, 74 Erst Third street W. H. GARLAND, 41 East Third street WINES AKD LlQUOBS— Wholesale. PERKINS, LYONS & CO., 31 Robert street B. KUHL & CO., Wholesale Dealers in Eiquors and Wines, 194 East Third street, St. Paul. - • UPHOLSTERY AHD FPRHITURE HEZEKIAH HALL, furniture and upholstery- Choice stock; first-class work; No. 57 Jack son street. THE .. Igerman GREAT GERMAN REMEDY FOR nilhUMAiiMl, NEURALGIA, SCIATICA, LUMBAGO, BACKACHE, GrOTJT, SORENESS OF THE CHEST, SORE THROAT, QUINSY, • SWELLINGS AND SPRAINS, FROSTED FEET ■ A.YD . EARS, IQTXH.IN'SI AMD . SCALDS, General Bodily Fails, TOOTH, EAR AND HEADACHE, AND ALL OTHER PAIRS AND ACHES. Simply by Absorption CITATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF RAMSEY 0 —88. In Frobate Court, special term, February 24,1831. In •'••• ™«Her of the estate of Zelina Paischovsky, deceased: On reading and filing the petiticn of Bayraond Patechbvsky, administrator of the estate of Zelina Paischoosky, deceased', representing, among other things, that he has fn.ly administered said estate, md praying that a time and place be Axed for exam icing aLd allotting his accouut of administration, and that he may be discharged from the duties of said trust,' It is ordered that said account be examined and pe tition beard by th? Judge of this Court, on Monday, tha 21ft day of March, A. D. IS3I, at ten o'clock a. M , at tbe Probate office in said county : And it is further ordered, that notice thereof be given to all persons interested, by publishing a copy of this order for three successive weeks prior to said day of hearing, in the Daily Globe, a newspa per printed and published at Saint Paul, in said county. By the court, ■•' ■ "' -• '■' ,■ HENRY O'GORMAN, [i.. s.] • • - . . r.. Judge of Probate. r Attest: Frank Robert, Jr.. Clerk. F<sb2^lw-fr! r<TATEOFMINSESOTA,,GOUNTYOF RAMSEY JO— In Probate Court, special term, March 3, 1881. i la the matter of the estate of Stephen Denoyer, deceased. • On reading and filing the petition of Tfm. Q Hendrickaon, administrator of the estate of Stephen Deno? er, deceased, representtL-R among other things that he his folly administered said estate, and pray in? that a time and place be fixed for exvninirg and allowing his final account of his administration, and for tha assignment of the residue of taid estate to heirs, It i* ordered, that said account be examined and pjtition heard by thi Judge of this court on Saturday, the Ist day of April, A. D. 1881, at 'en o'clock a. m , at the Probate ice in said county. And it is further ordered, that notice thereof be given to all persons interested, by publiebin;? a oop; of this order for three successive weeks prior to said day of hearing, in the Daily Globk, a newspaper printed and published ht St. Paul, in said county. BytheCoort, HENRY O'aOBMAN, [i,. s 1 Judge of Probate. Attest: Frank Robert, Jr , Clerk. Mar 4-4vr-Frt Notice to Creditors. In the matter of the estate of James Murphy, de ceased. Notice U hereby given that the judge of the pro bate court of Ramsey county has fixed upon the first Monday of Apiil, l>-B<, being the fourth day of the month, at the probate office in said county, as the time and place when and where he will receive, hear, and adjust all claims of all persons agiiDst said de ceased, and that six months from the date hereof have been limited as the time for creditors to pro sent their claims against said estate. - -~ - Dated the Bth day of February, 1881. . - - BBIDGET MURPHY, Administratrix with the will annexed. Feb 11-sw-Fri . . Notice of Execution Sale. j 1 By virtue of an execution duTy issued out and un der the ! seal of the district court, second judicial district, of the count? of Ramsey, in the State of Minnesota, upon a judgment in an action therein pending, wherein Farmers and Mechanics' bank is plaintiff and John Donohue is defendant, which exe cution has be' n duly delivered to me for service, I have levied upon tho following described re3l propel ty situate in thn county of Ramsey, in the State of Min nesota, to-wit : Beginning at a point on the north west corner of University avenue and Rice street, thence northward along Ri~e street ten [10] feet, to a point, thenre westwardly at right angles two hundred aDd sixty [260] feet, more or less, to the east line of lot sixteen, [Hi]. Magoffin & Breckenridge's addition to Saint Paul, thence southward at right angles ten [10] feet to University avenue, the ace eastwerd along . University •- avenue - : to place of beginning, being a strip cf land ten [10] feet by two hundred and sixty [2GO] feet, in the city of Haint Paul In said county, as the property of Bald John Donohue, and I will sell the same at public vendue to the high est bidder for cash, at the front door of the oil court house, in the city of Saint Paul, . Bamsev -county,' State of Minnesota, on Saturday, the 16th day of i April, A 1). 1881, at ten of the clock in th<j forenoon of rail day, to pay said execution, interest and costs of sale and my fees. - > Dated St. Paul, Minnesota, March 4, A. D, 1881. FRED HICHXER, ".'. •'. ' - Sheriff of Ramsey County, Minnesota, Edmt/xd R. Hollijishead, Plaintiff's Attorney. , . mar4-7w-fri V LIQUOR DEALERS. W. L. PEBKIH3. MAURICE LYONS. [KstablieHed 1859.] PERKINS, LYONS 1 CO., REMOVED TO 31 BOBEBT ST., KEAB THI3D. -■ •" n - ■: ; : ' ; , -' .' ■*;': .'- .>"•' ','-. ; Wholesale Dealers in Purs • Kentucky Bonrlioii & Rye Whiskies : California and Foreign Wines and Brandies, Country nd City Otdot Solicited. 84-83 ■ ' ■ ■ ..■-■'• - - ■ -•■« - ■■»'(■» - - - ■• ■- -.-- '"r >- _.•■ - . - Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure Sale. Whereas, J. W. MoClunf?, of St. Paul, Mlnneeoja, did on thtj U6th day of January, A. D. 1875, duly, execn c and deliver to Daniel M. Bobbins and Charles T. Woodbury a oertalu indenture cf mort gage bearing date on tbe 26th day of January, 1876, aforesaid, to secure the payment of Nine Hundred uud Forty-four dol.ara ($944) and interest thtreoo at the rat > of t-n per cent per annum, f torn the »Ut day of October, A D 1674, as la said mortgage described, wherein and whereby he did grant, bar gain (ell and convey to tbe said Daniel M. Bobbins and Charles T. Woodbury, (chare and share alike), their heirs and assigns forever, the following de scribed real estate, lying and situate iv the county of Bamxey and State of Miiine- oia, towit : Blocks num bered fourteen (14) and fifteen (16) in Woolbiugr aud Case'B addition to Bt. Paul, according to theptat thereof duly recorded in the offlce of tbe Register of Deeds, in and for said Ramsey count;, wbiob raid indenture of mortgage was, on the Ist d*y of Feb ruary, *. D . 1K75, duly recorded in the oftcp of the Register of Deeds, aiorenaid, in book 37 cf mort gagee, on page 1-tl thereof. And whereas, said Daniel M. Robbins did, on the fth day of May, A D. 1876, for a valuablecoUßid^ra tion txecnte and deliver to caM Cbarl s T Wood bury an instrument in writing, whereby ho dirt grant, bargain, sell, assign, transfer and set over an equal undivided one-*ixth iart of said mortgage and mortgage debt secured thereby to said Chiries T. Woodbury, his heirs and assigns, which said assign m-nt was On the eleventh day of May, A. D. 1876, du'y recorded in the offlce of the Register of De* ds, aforesaid, in book "D," of assignments, on pages 687 and 588 thereof. And, wbeieas, the said Daniel M Bobbins did also on the ninth day of Way, A. D. 1676, for a valuable consideration execute and deliver to Delos A. Mon fort an instrument in writing, whereby he did grant, bargain, sell, asoign, transfer and set over an equal undiViOed one-third part of said mortgage aad mort gage deb*, secured thereby to said Delos A. Monfort, hid heirs and aesixßs forever, which bald assignment wad on the eleventh day cf May, A. D. 1876, duly recur Jed in the office of the Begister of Deeds, aforesaid, in book D of assignments, on pages CB6, 586 and 687 thereof. And, whereas, tbe said Delos A . Monfort did, on the seventeenth day of January, A. D. 1878, for a valuable consideration ex e<ute and deliver to "Ine Second National bank of Saint Paul,' 1 in the State of Minnesota, an instrument in writing whereby he did grant, bargain, sell, asfcigo, transfer and set over an equal undivided one-third of said mortgage and mortgage debt secured thereby to the said "The Second National bank of Sai..t Paul," its sneceseors and asfigns, which said instrumeut of assignment wan on the Feventeenth day of January, A v. 1878, duly recorded in the office of the Register of Deeds, aforesaid, in book F of assignments, on pages 301, 302 and 303 thereof And, whereas, the said "The Second National bank of ht Panl,'' Minnesota, did, on the third day of January, A. D. 1881, for a valuable consideration execute and deliver to the said Daniel M Bobbins an instrument in writing whereby said bank did grant, bargain, sell, assign, traunf er and set over an equal undivided one-third put of said mortgage a> d. mortgage debt secured thereby to raid Daniel M. Bobbins, his heirs aad assigns, which said assign ment was on the fourth day of January, A. D. 1881, duly recorded in the office of the Begister of Deeds, aforesaid, in book G of assignments, on pages 190, 191, 192 and 193 thereof. And, whereas, eaid mortgagor did covenant and agree in s«id mortgage to pay, in case of a foreclos ure thereof, to said mortgagees, their heirs or as »igup, the sum of fifty dollars for attorney's fees. And, whereas, said Daniel M. Bobbins named in said mortgage is the owner of an equal undivided one-third of sal i mortgage, and the debt secured thereby, and said Oharles T Woodbury is tbe owner of an equal undivided two-thirds thereof. And, whereas-, default has been made in the conditions of said mortgage, and there is claimed to be due and is due on said mortgage and the said debt secured thereby, at the date of this notice the ram of Six Huudred and Twenty-nine Dollars, and interest chereon at the rate of ten per cent per annum, from the thirty-first day of Octo ber, A. D. 1-74, (the day on which the notes secured by said mortgage were delivered and the debt so cured thereby incurred), and the further sum of Fifty Dollars, attorney's fess as aforesaid, and no ac tion or proceeding at law has been instituted to recover the debt secured by said mortgage, or any part thereof. Now, therefore, notice 1b hereby given that by virtue of a power of sale in said mortgage contained and pursuant to the statute in such ca-e made snd provided, the said mortgage will be foreclosed by the sale of said premises ; and eaid premises hereinbe foie described will be sold by the sheriff of said Ramsey county (or his deputy) at public vendne, to the highest bidder therefor for cash, at the front door of the old court house, in the city of St. Panl, in said Rams»y coiu ty, on WEDNESDAY, THK 28d DAT OF MARCH, A. D. 1881, at ten o'clock in the forenoon of said day, to satisfy the amount whici shall then be due on said mort-. gage debt, including said attorney's fees as provided for in said mortgage, together with all legal costs and disbursements. Dated February 3, 1881. DANIEL M. BOBBINB and OHARLEB T. WOODBDBT. Mortgagees and Assignees. O. J. Tbomfeom, Attorney for Mortgagees and Assignees, St Paul, Minn. fri-feb4-7w Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure Sale. Whereas, Marshall Sherman and Charles D. Bell, of St. Paul, Minnesota, did, on the T-th day of Jannaty, A. D. 1 875, duly execute and deliver to Daniel M. Bobbins and Charles T. Wood bury a certain inden t .to of mortgage bearing date on the 25th day of January, 1875, aforesaid, to secure the payment of three thousand six hundred fifty-five and 32-100 dol lars ($3,655 32) and interest tsereon at the rate of ten per cent per annum from the eighth day of De cember, A. D. 1874, as in said mortgage described, wherein and whereby they did grant, bargain, sell and convey to the eaid Daniel M Bobbins and Charles 1. Woodbury, (share and share alike), their heirs and assigns forever, the following described real estate, ljiug and situate in the comity of Ramsey and State of Minnesota, to wit : Blocks numbered one (1), t» o (2), three (3), four (4), five (5) and six (6), and lots numbered one (1) and two (2) in block ten (10) and lots A, B, C and D, all in Woodbury and Case's addi tion to St. Paul, according to the plat thereof duly recorded in the office of the Register of Deeds in and for said Ramsey county, which said indenture of mortgage was, on the first day of February, A. D. 1875. duly recorded in the office of the Register of Deeds aforesaid, in book 37 of mortgages, on page 130 thereof. • : And whereas, the said Daniel M. Bobbins did, on the ninth day of May, A. D. 1876, for a valuable con sideration, execute and deliver to said Charles T Woodbuiy an instrument in writing, whereby he did grant, bargain, sell, assign, transfer aad set over an enuil undivided one-sixth part of said mortgage and mortgage rie'.t, secured theieby to said Charles T. Woodbnry, his heirs and assigns forever, which said assignment was on the eleventh day of May, A D. !«"(>, duly lecorded lathe office of the Bejii ter of Deeds aforesaid, in book "D" of assignments, on pages 587 and 588 thereof. And whereas, tbe said Daniel M. Bobbins did also, on the ninth day of May, 1876, for a valuable consid eration, execute and deliver to Delos A. Monfort an tiuoient in wiifng whereby he did grant, bargain, sell, assign, transfer and set over an equal undivided one-third part of said mortgage and mortgage debt, secured thereby to said De:os A. Monfort, his heirs and assigns forever, which »aid assignment was on the 11th clay of May, A, D. 1879, duly recorded In the office of the Register of Deeds aforesaid, in b»ok ■<D" of assignments, on pages 685, 586 and 6b7 thereof. And whereas, the said Delos A. Monfort did, on the seventeenth day of January, AD. 1878, for a v»l -uib'e consideration, execute and deliver to "The Sec ond National Bank of St. Paul," in the State of Min nesota, an instrument in writing, whereby he did grant, bargain, sell, assign, transfer and Bet over an equal undivided one-third of said mortgage and mortgage debt, secured C thereby to the said "Tbe Second National Bank of St Paul," its succes sors and assign?, which said instrument of assign ment was, on the seventeenth day of January, A. D 18 18, duly recorded in the office of the Register of Deeds aforesaid, in book "£"' of assignments, on pages KU, 302 and 308 thereof. • And whereas, the said "The Second National Bank of St. Paul," Minnesota, did on j the third day of January, A. D, 1881, for a valuable consideration, execute and deliver to the said Daniel M. Bobbins' an instrument in writing, whereby said bank did grant, bargain, sell, assign, transfer and set over an equal undivided one-third part of said mortgage and mort gage debt, cured thereby to said Daniel M Bob bius, hi* heirs and assigns, which said assignment was, on the fourth day of Januafty, A. D. 1881, duly recorded in the office of tho Register of Deeds afore said, in book "G" of assignments, on pages 190, 191, 191 and 193 thereof. . ; 'r w .•::.- And when as, said mortgagers did covenant md agree in said mortgage to pay, in cafe of a foreclos ure thereof, to said mortgagees, their heirs or as signs, the sum of seventy-five dollars , as attorney's And whereas, sad Daniel M. Bobbin?, named in said mortgage, is the owner or : an equal undivided one-third of said mortgage and debt seonred there by ana said Charles T. Woodbury is the owner of an equal undivided two-thirds thereof. -r* ) And whereas, default has been made In the condi- Uons of said moitgige. and co part of said debt, in terest or principal, has ever been } paid, and there is' claimed to be due and is due on said mortgage and; dvbt secured thereby, at the date of this no ice, the ■turn of three thousand six hundred fifty-five dollar* and thirty-two cents (83,655.32,) and interest thereon at the rate cf ten per cent, per annum from tht eighth day of December, A. D.' 1b74, (the day on! which the notes secured' by said mortgage were de livered atid the debt Incurred), and the further sum or seventy- five dollars attorney's fees as aforrsaM, me no action or proceedings at law has: been Insti nted to recover the debt secured by said mortgage . ■r any part th*re '• ',«****■' •■• •■- ,.^~ •■■«: - ■ •Now therefon , notice is hereby given that by vlr uo of 'a power 01 1 Bale in said mortgage contained, •nd pursuant to the statute in; such case made and '.rovided, the f aid. mortgage will be foreclosed by ie sale of said pr mises.atd said premises lur-in ..f r » rleec^bed » Ibe sold by." the ; sheriff of said Ramsey county (or his deputy) at public vendee, to the highest bidder therefor, for cash; at the front loor ft e^e old court house, in the city of St . Paul, in said Ramsey Countji on q DAY OV ' : MABCH, SVKDNEBDAY, THE 23D DAY OF MARCH, A D« 1881, at ten o'clock in thefcrenoon of sad day.toratlrfy th > amount which eh»! then be dv* on said mortgage '..bt inoiudine said 1 orney's fees, as provided for .„ - . in mortgage, togetl er #.ai all legal costs and dis bursements. "■ ■ .-■ ■ - « — ' Da^February3d i)^>^B1 LBOBBiNB ;''•■- "v£T.\ '' ■ - -'-' and -.- ■ ■ ' CHARLES T. WOODBUBT, i , Mortgagees aud Ait ignees. C. J. Thompeos, Attorney for * Mortgagees and Assignee*, St. Paul, Mrno. Febl-7w-Frl TRAVELERS* GUIDE. '*? : ] Paul Railway Time Tables. Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Ball B Three dally trams to Chicago. SS Two dally trains to St. Loni* and Kansas City Fifteen daily trains each way between Bt. Paul and Minneapolis. - ... - -;;. - •• r- ._. - .Leave. Arrive ; :• Tralne. . st. Paul. St. PauL ■■■ Elver Division — ' ■/, . : - ' ."' Thro Chicago &E. Ezp.. "12:315 p m s:Boam Thro Chicago &E. Exp.. 8:10 p m *lSspm lowa & Minn. Division - Thro P. C ,Mil&0 Ex. *6:40 an. «6 :40 p m St. L. ft Kan. City Ex. . *0:40 am $6:.0 a m St. L. & Kan. City Ex.. t8:45 p m •6:40 p m Hastings & Dakota Exp. *6:40 a > «6:40 p m Owatoniia Passenger..;: »4:2) p m »3:83 am 1 " ' ; St.l'sul and MlnnA»polis Trains. : : ; via Short Line Leave 1 Arrive Leave Arrive ! St. Paul-' Minneapolis Minneapolis Si. Paul. i 6:00 am - 6:30 am *7 :00 am »7 :30 am •8:00 am »8:80 am -- 8:00 am 8:80 am 9:00 am : . 9:30»m - »9:ooam 'o:3oam •10:00 am *MBoam :00 am 'II am ♦11:00 am :30 am *J2:<om ♦12:30 pm 19:00 m 13.30pm ♦1:00pm ♦l:Wpm ♦1:80 pm ♦2 00 pm 3:00 pm ■ 2:30 pm ♦1 :00 pm *2:Ropm ♦SKWpm •8:30 pm ♦3:oopm »3:3opm j •4:00 pm - $ «*)pin ♦5 :00 m ♦5:30 pm *6 :00 pm - ♦6:80 pm •6:00 pm ♦6:30 pm 6:00 pm 6:80 pm ♦7:oopm 7:3opm 7:Bopm 8:00 pm Via Fort Snelling and Minnehaha. ♦B:66am *9:45 am •6:3oam *7:2oam 4:00 id 4:46 pm 10:10 am 10:60 am ♦6:55pm ♦6:66pm *4 :lopm ; ♦5:10 •Sundays excepted. Saturdays exoepted. $ Mon day* except Trains not marked are daily. •ST PAUL- Depot foot of Jackson street City office 113 East Third street, corner Jackson. Thomp son & Petsch, Ticket Agents. - MINNEAPOLIS- Depot corner Washington and Third avenues south. A. B. Chamberlain, ! Ticket Agent City office No. 9 Nlcollet House. O . ;L. Scott. TichPt Agwit. -.•■■■■-*■ _______^_^_ Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis AND OMAHA LINS. EASTERN DlVlSlON— l'hlcnjo, St. T%ul* ■ .-. .jH.laDrapolla Line. -■■ . TWO DAILY TRAIKS TO OHIOAOO. Depot Foot of Waoonta Sjmt. „ .. ./ •■■■ Train*. .- ;, ,. -,r y. Leave. ' , ■, !•*««• • ;r; "■•-■■.:"--■'.--■.' St Part. Mtp»s«iw!i» Through Chicago and I •13:36 pm *ll :4-"> a m : Eastern Express.... j" td:o6 pi ts:3opni North Wisconsin . . . . ... •10:10 a m •'- Wisconsin Oeutral 6:15 a fa , -.' . •. 4ff!Tt, Anlve. . tbaiks. , Bt. *atd. WanMpolU Through Chicago and [ ±5:00 a m *T:« a* if : Eastern Exprew +1 :80 pm fldO p r North Wisconsin '. •*:(» p m Wlaooniln Central •[ 9:11 >mi ST. PACT.* nniwiioTuisi. . p Depot foot of Waoonta sfreai. ■ Laave. ;■■ ';. - '. •.' ■ '..■ ■ -:. Leav|. ' St. Paul.... *12:3Sp m|Btfflmter p a . " ...... tBsOspm| "- ...... *»:I(Jp a Depotfootof Jaokaoa street. Leave. Leave. St. Paal.......«lo:lsam|Stmwster...... *8:SBa m " •I:o6pm ." . •10:06aca " »4K)opm| " •3:3Sp« . BTVKB FALL* TXAOT. - Depot foot of JTickion ctraet. I«»Te. Leave. 8tPan1....... «4:C«pm|B!ver F»Hi for , -■! St. Pagl.;...T;»> All toe above trains pas« Lake Elmo. WESTERN DIVISION— St. Pftal * Sioux City Railroad -"The Sionx City Route." -. Depot foot of Jackson street. - Trains. • LeavC Arrive. . Omaha, , Kansas City and Texas ExprMS.. :.............. «B:4opm *10:55aa Slonx Fall* and Sioux City Ex press ..:.'... .'.7..... *7:10 am *6 :6opm •Bnndays excepted. fDatlr. {Mondays exeepted. The Bionx Falls k Slonx City V i pre.«» makes ciose connections to and from all points on branch lines. g. B. CLARKE. General Trafflo Manager. Northern Paciflc Railroad. Depot foot of Bibley street. Ticket and. freight office, No. 43 Jackson street; - In effect Fehrnary 15, 1881. -' Westward. • . i ~~" Eastward. - Leave. . Tir!-.«. Arrive. *7:oopm 7:ooam St Paul «:40pm t7:soam *7 :3opm I 7 :4oam Minneapolis... 6^spm t7:3oani ♦10: ".0pm 1 10 :40am ! Sank Rapids.. 3:35pm t4:3Sam I:3oam l:iopm'Brainerd I:lspm +1 :30am - 7 :3oam ' 6 Olyndon 7 :3oam 6:sSpm 8:00 am 7 :l<- pm Moorhead 7:o4am o :3opm B:osam 7:2opm Fargo 7:ooam 6:3Spm 7:lspm Bismarck.... 7:loam *5:00po. Dulnth .. f7:4oam *6 :36pm ■ N. P. Jtmotion t6 :loam ♦ Daily, except Saturday, t Daily, except Monday. . Palace Bleeping coaches on all night trains between St Paul and Fargo. Connection made at Bismarck with stages for Fort Buford, Standing Bock, Fort Eeogh, Tongue River and Intermediate points. At St. Paul with roads to and from the East and South. H. E. SARGENT, Gen. Manager. Q. K. B abszs, Gen. Passenger Agent St. Paul, M.lr.f>e«i»ol!!» mid H»ntt«b»E. B. .. I Depot foot of Waoonta street In effect Nov. 31, 1880. . nEBOUS ViXU DIYUIOX. , r*av« North. ArriTtKJ'onth. Fargo, . Manitoba. Manitoba. Far?at P«Mi«ng«r. Express. Express. Passenger. - »mpm am pin 7j2>. 7:^.. Et. Psrfl....!f!:OO . *BflB •8:11 B:lo..Mhaneapolis.. 9:35 '6:l* .... bbeckkSbtdgb DIVISION. Breckenrldge. Breekenridge. Passenger. - . PaMrager. - am ; _P m •8:20 - Leave. ...Bt Panl.... *7:05 ♦9:00 do -.MlnnopoHs.. do *6:33 St. Pa a I and Mlnw»»poila Short Lino. ~ Leave Arrive at Leave Arrive at 8t Paul Minneapolis Minneapolis Rt Pan! *7:ooam *7 :85 am 7-SOam 8:35 am •7:30 am t8:10am *9Mim *9:"3 am •B:2Oaw ♦9:00 am 10:45 am 11:1« am 9:loam 9:45 am t11:49 am ♦la.tßpm •10:30 am ♦11:05* m 1:40 pm 3:llpm 12:00 m 13:30 pm *2:63pm *3:3oym ♦l:t?pm ♦2:20 pm 4:25 pm B-.rvpm 8:15 pm 8:40 pm ♦0:30 pm *?:Cspn> r 4 :45 p m *8 :'io d m • :40pm 6:15 pm .:. .. t7 Mp m t7:3» p m ■ 7:3opm 8:10 pm ' .• Trains leaving Saturday at 7:80 p. K. goes to Vtr <ur Falls, only. - - - - . •Except Banday . f Except Saturday. JAS. J. HILL. Gob. Manafor. St. Paul A Dulath Railroad. Depot foot of Waconta street , - Trains. Leave. | Arrive. BtUlwater, Taylors Falls* Dnlnth 7:46 am 6:oopm ♦Hlnckley Accommodation 11:85 am B:l6pm Rush City.... ..:...;'..... B:2opm 11:00 am I •Depot foot of Third street. I On and after Sunday, March 6tb, the train on the Taylors Falls branch of the St, P. & D. R. R- which ' leaves Taylors Falls at 8:15 a. m. and returning leaves Wyoming at 6 :10 f : m.. will be withdrawn. A M EDDY, ». P. A. Wisconsin & Minnesota and Wisconsin ; ". :.-'/„ ■ Central Railroads. ! The new line from Minnesota to Northern, Central and Eastern Wisconsin . :-'. Leave St : Paul, (via C, St. P.. M. & O.) . 6:15 a m ■ " '. Slillwater Junction 6:50 a m - " THndson.'.:'.';':.;.'.. ..'..-•••' ••• 7:16 am " - Baldwin (Breakfast) Arrive 8:05.. . ; 8:26 a m . " Menomonee.... 9:U4am Arrive Ban Claire .... 10:20 am Leave Kan Claire (via W. & M. B. R.). ... 10 50 a m " Badger Mills.. 11:02 am •«-■' Chippewa Falls ..11:15 a m " Cadott..... 11:45 am " Stanley.... 12:14pm • Thorpe ...:............. — 13:33pm / " Withee .....:.......:.. ......... I:o7pm Arrive Abbotsford (Dinner) 1:50 m " Phillips (W. 0. B.B.) 4:63pm " Fif1e1d.... ......................... 686pm " Stevens Feint 6:35pm " Menasha-Neenab Z 8 :40 p m " Appleton. ;.....'. 9:ospm .-" Green 8ay.r..V7Tr.rr..V.r. ....... 11:69 pm RJ!S St Paul from Green 8ay*......: .. 9:16 pm F. N. Fcrair. Gen. Man. , Jas Bakeb, O. P. A. CONTRACT WOfiK Coastrnctini Sewer in Sprnce ani Canada Streets. Office of theßoabdof P c 5. 1 ic < JT o *£ 1 ' ] Citt of St. Paul, Misx., Feb. 28, 1851. $ Sealed bids will be received by the Board of Public Works in and for the corporation of the City of St. Paul, Minn., at their office in said city, until 12 M. on the 11th day of March. A D 1881, for the construction of a 6ewer on Spruce street, from Cooper street to Canada street, and on Canada street, from Spruce street to Tenth street, In said city, ac cording to plans and specifications on file in the office of said Boa/d. A bond with at least two sureties, in a sum of at least 20 per cent, of the gross amount bid, must accompany each bid. The said Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids • GEO. L. BECKER, President. Official: R. L. Gorman, Clerk Board of Public Workt. 60-70