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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-13
Report ON Disinfec tants.
The London Times Saws:


The sixth Of . new series of reports of
the medical officers of the privy council
and local government board contains an
article on the study of disinfectants, by DR..
Baxter. A great number of very careful
experiments were made with view to test
the disinfecting properties Of the so-ealled
disinfectants commonly used. Evidence
was adduced to show that carbolic acid,
sulphur, permanganate Of potash and chic
rine are all endowed with true disinfectant
properties, though in very varying de-
Rrees. The efectual disinfectant operation
Of chlorine and Permanganste Of potash ap:.
pears to depend far more on the nature Of
the medium through which the PARTICLES of
the infected matter are distributed than on
the specific character of the parties them.
selves. A virulent liquid can not be re-
garded - certainly and completely disin-
fected by sulphur unless 1t has been rem
dered permanently and thoroughly acid.
No virulent can be considered disinfected
by carbolic acid unless it contains at least
two per centum by weight of the pure acid:
When disinfeCtants are mixed with liquid
it is very important to be sure that they
are thorouably incorporated with it, and
that NO solid matters capable of shielding
cOntaeion from immediate contact with
its destroyer be overlooked. Aerial dis.
infection, - commonly practiced in the
sick room, is either useless OF positively OBJ
iectionable, owing to the false sense Of 10
curity it is calculated to produce. To make
tho air Of room smell strongly Of caEbolic
acid BY scattering carbolic powder about
the floor, Or Of chlorine by placing tray o1
chloride Of limo in corner, il, % far q tine
destruction Of specific centagiA 10 con.
cefned. IN utterly futile proceeding. Thl
practical result Of these oxpegiments goel
to prove (l3 that dry heat, when It can b
applied, y probably The mest efficient Of ii
disinfsetanfs; ~ that the old plan Of stop
ping mp erevicas, and fumigating with sul
phuf and charcoal b moro eficscious thai
any other proceeding with moro moder,
Dor for disinfscssnts sS @ S pulposes = shouiS & 1 b'
abandoned, owing 70 the relative feeblenes
and uncertainty Of its action.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-13

The GALAXY for September will contain .
biographical sketch Of General Custer
written by Captain Frederick Whitaker.
of the cavalry service; also continuation
of General Clusters "War Memoirs." The
publishers of the Galazy received copy from
General Custer just before his death, and
his "War Memoirs" will be continued in
several numbers of the Galaxy. Ex-Secre-
tary Welles will also contribute articles in
tho next two numbers Of the GALAXY on
'The Nomination and Election of Abraham
Lincoln" Also articles by Richard Grant
White, Albert Rhodes and j. II. Siddons,
together with several interesting short
stories and poems.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-13
TheoIogical Husks and Straw.

Theolog1cal Husks and Straw.
The majority of our so-called religious"
papers seem to vie with temperance tracts
for utter insipidity and worthlessness. 1t
il sinful waste of time for any man,
woman or child to read the greater part Of
them. We notice in the Cleveland Leader
IN extract from the Toledo (Ohio) Reviesc,
which covers the case 90 well that We copy
all of it:
The Toledo Revieso takes the editor of
the Catholic Umirerse over his knee for the
babyish wall which Father Thorpe cot up,
some weeks ago. because the Catholic press
ers. At the time Of this publication the
Leader notified the plaintive weeper of the
Universe that his paper was left to starve
because it contained nothing to attract
readers OF satisfy subscribers. Its editori-
ais are slangy, bigoted and abusive; its
news dull, pointless and wesris0me.
This opinion is fully confirmed by the
editor of the Revie,o, which. although a
real Catholic paper itself, speaks out a.
follows:
ut is said that some papers called
Catholic are not supported properly, and
this lack of support they call = disgrace to
the Catholics Of America What pfesump-
ton! What effrontery! To demand from
/ the Catholic people support for some of the
sheets called Catholic which We see around
us, and which find their way into our edi-
torial room, We do mot know how, is . vio-
lati0n of common sense and an outrage
upon the rights Of the people. Not one
fourth of our so-called Catholic papers de-
serve to live . single day. They are ham.
pered and gagged and cuffed. A dirty
slave of thing like these papers should be
sold at night, and these editors, business
managers, %ailers, financiers, etq, com
says, all in one man, should be shot before
sunrise in the morning."
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-13
AZ staub,s.

Harper's Monthly for September has been
received ct Staubs. The Galary will be
due ON Wednesday, and next Sunday al
the New York monthlies viii be ON his
countsrs. His supply Of weekly and daily
papers IL kept up to tho demand. HIS
stand, at Goldthwaite's bookstore, No. 60
Canal street, il open every Sunday until
one O'Clock.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-13
ITO BE CONTINUED.


Rev. DR.. Thompson, formerly pastor Of the
Central Church, preaches every Sabbath
evening in the Presbyterian Mission Chapel,
On Third street, between Baronne and Dry
ades streets. The Presbyterian churches of
this city are interested in DR.. Thompson's
labors, and it IL hoped that he may succeed
in organizing Presbyterian church for the
colored people. Preaching at eight O'Clock
every Sabbath evening.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-13

Tho Thermometer ct Louis Frigerio's. No.
50 Chartres street, stood - follows, August
l2: AtSAA SSo; So r. r., 500; ct s p.
NJ, $50. Lowest point during the night Of
August II, 10.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-13
Personal,

Mr.. James r. Howell, of the United
States engineers Office, left last evening by
the St. Louis and Chicago railroad for Chi
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-13

(CQNTMUED ON EIGHTH PAol. !
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-13

EDITOR REPUBLICAN,:
In your paper OF yesterday, received to-
day, / notice that You have again returned
to the absurd charge against Mr.. Lusher of
being member Of the Jesuit fraternity, or,
a. you put it, - lay disciple Of the Jesuit
order" Upon inquiry Of tho Jesuite them
selves, located in Bsronne street, within .
few squares Of your ofaoe, you could ascer-
tain that such . thing ID absolutely imp0s-
sible; for, in the first place, the members Of
the Jesuit order. both 10y and clerical,
must live in community; second, No mar.
ried man can be Q member; third, Mono but
. Catholic can be . member. For these
reasons, say It ID impossible Mr.. Lusher
could be what you insinuate; for, % You
are sware, he does not reside with the
Jesuits, being occupied in conducting his
Normal Peabody school; second, Il il
equally evident that he 10 blessed with .
dear wife and sweet children, a. you can
ascertain on visiting his residence; and,
though last not least, he 10 stiff Protes-
tant, which, of course, renders il utterly
impossible that the Jesuits would take him
to their bosom and make him ono Of them
selves.
With these palpable and indisputable
1acts within easy reach, it 10 strange that
an able writer, - y0u are admitted, even
Dy your enemies, to be, would put yourself
90 unexpectedly in false position. But
you may ask, Why l should take up Nr.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-10-26

mc9r Den Spre9snoen uno iebe brsa
Mebrndnner 1eben chamber itcIen-
Ginsr BON ibnsn ipri@t Die lan0oeise
YsrIsumeuns aug sssen Scmanb, nem
mir Nae Gbrerbietuns i6uIoig linh-
Mein @lnt licoet, mwiltiirli1 foTe idy
msin S@ncrt nnS i4lase 81, nm Den
G6r.n iddnosr ;u t6bten; er itobt einen
Ghrei aus -. Ile entiie6en in beus
ndGti0cn 0urtl. : 0as lit MGcs.
Ges lit Maes? tpieoeraolte Der a0nio.
inoem cr eissstalo nit stiibcnoena
Bid in bic Gusen idauts. @arunr
Ssnn woltsit Oh es peri@meisen?
uno inoem cr Den saus9raf pf6tlidp
unttn am Mrm sr9rifi, bunn.rts sr:
Nun, s.9en tpca bradts man Ser
leumoung tor? @cssn Die Gonisim.-
nibt wabr? S9ne0, nos iastc mang
@enn Su mir Elm @ort perbsimli6v>
jog i'd 9ih nit Shanbe aus bem
Yalaite, aus Jrantreid -.
., nicmals, niemals mirb meiu
Muno IS wisosrboIea. REF s~icgebalb-
8erfist iibcr mid nod Selieb.n; ib
wsroe Gub nidts msbr iassn, a!s Sbr
w'hst; = o, Iabt los, SIR ;esoriidt mix
ben Mrm!
Sd wsroe i'm Sir ssr19metteru, Die
@no4sn untsr Dem Glsiihs ;crmalmsn,
brittle Gbloopis, inoem er ieinen
5aus9raf nit uiitsenber @spaIt bin
unb ger 3errte.
Saltst Elm. 9err aOuis, febts biel.r-
SD perSebe Dor sam.r,. Menn Sbs
g einmal mplt, noblan, i'd ,ueroe
Gad bic srduli6e grtIdrun9 ssben.
@dbreno Der Shirt Inn ;ittsrno bic
@orts BON Dumb. oblab. Fufcyte
SiesebaIb NIT uerbalten.m Zone
Son unirsr Grau 8Onisin lpra9 ber
Wsbrmaua. Was er iaste ,par
i&matise 2ise srdblide @erIeumoune-
er perF aerte, etiuas @rduli9es sejeD.n
,u bcb;n, et,uus s@dmsIi9es -gcisben
nit eissnen Mussn. Gs Mil mir
ni9t iiber bic 2ippen.
Bas, pes bat er sci.ben? brittle
Der GI!T.
Ser 5aussraf iab ii4 nm. als
far&tete er, oab i'm jemano b0rcn
tonnte, uno f~!iIterts oana nit !eiier
stimme Dem aonis et,nas in's Obr.
9atte Der Big ielbit gblobn;s sstyOf=
fen, er bate ni&t idrcdliber hc5ur4~
setroff EN- msrben f0nncn, als ourt) ticSe
Mittbsilans. Or iprans beuIsno ;u=
rid, inoem CT SieseSa!h Don {;A fort
itieb uno tcb:bIei@ ausrief:
Sort! Sort! Su bait mir bag 5-s
Seri@mettert. Glisbe, o Fiebe, i'd s0rute
Did tooten -.
yer 9ausSrof pcrlieB in aIer Gle.
ben Saa! uno peri4manb binter BEN
Ssirrcrben3.
Sod cine @sile blisb Der 6iirE ar
oe.lelben ste0e ittben. ssin @elidt.
mar untenntIib st,porocn. Die gusen
ld!enen ibm aug Dem ;fopf gu tretsm:
er itO5ntc mic elm tcotmunotr Q5we.
Va!o ieood iprang CT CUR Ssits na1
BEN fii@. erSrif iein Bell uno rannte
CUR Sbar. Ysuor er oiele erreidt,,-
mdBiste er plOblid leinen i9nellenc
Gang unb laete, inoem CT ihleitbenc
aui Den 3sbm sim Saal biuausglns:
8eiue usbereilung; bos llneebeuer
tonnts meiner 3ade eutl1tupfen. Sm
3inmcr Der 2onisin miro meim Bell.
i'm trcHen -. nor ibrcm J0ibem 1on
iein Ylut aieben!
lno nit Den Qdnben an Den Mau-
ern tappeno, i9ritt er ourd eincn DUN.
tsln Gang, bis er Die anoere Settle beg
VaiaItes errei@te uno pI6t!ih Dor benz
5aal Der &onisin ltauo.
Sic Sbirporhdnse maren belb iur
Seite 9e'dcben unbemerft fonnt. Der
6irIt Ilss ieben, mas BARN selhab.-
3pci 3immer loeen bitter chamber;
bintsritsn, 10 piel 81 It mar, lab bic
a6nisin, bas Nouot in otn 6anhen-
spii4en mi ooer orei Sunsfrauen.
G6lobpis itanb an Ser Shiir uno-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-10-26

'fo!acn, Scrr? SD merae @uA poran-
ilcu6ten.
Murel!0nus ontlporietc n,Gt ioglcib
nod tirSsr liSberlesuls losts er:
Geb, MaSoaiena; Ia9e Scr &onisia.
oaB ib ba.o tommsn weroe.
Ole Ntago pcrlisb oas 3immcr.
&aum mar lie perl1wunben, 10 iolstt
Ser &omer uao Idgte nod beim Dsraus-
gsbn gu li@ ielbit:
s. lei! Gum lebten Gal. Sd wer0t
Den A6i6ieostuS nod eInmai auf Clio
oomar's 9ippen oriideu tonnsr; nod
mciisn Sssen nit Dem 3eidsn Dec
9rta5ss ani Ic!ue S!irn idreibcr -.
ilnO bann? Md, ME mii6euou reiB'
man lid pon leinem IriiDern gcbsn log
Niemanoen meJr iebn bon allen, nlt
mir tbeuer lino!
Ginise 3eit nod b~esnoistsr Secriha,l
Ilob &OniS @bloOwiS in einsm Saol
leines Nalai ties.
IS mar idon 0unfsl, sini9c lilbsrns
Sampsn tr5eu.en ben &aum.
Der 6irlt lab in einem Irmtubl; et
bate osn Ropf auf Die guenbosen ss-
iiust uno iab uerwirrt sur Groe.
Jiid. melt BON inn, an einem Jenltcr,
ltano SissebaIo, isin 3%aussraf, Der
lid ii,Q uerIislt uno Don 3cit Su Set
sinen SeitenbIid aui ben &0nla ,uari.
dig polte CT an ben Yemssunssn iei-
neg Geiiates abIauldsa, Wel4e @soon'
fen leinsn Geilt bewegtsn.
Y!os!id bob @bIoowis ben fopf in
ole 10he uno, iuhem tr nit Den Mlstll
mad ieinem 6aussraisn IuAte, riei CT
Siesebalo!
@as 1T gud ssfdllis, anabiser SEER J
Iraste naber tretenN Der Qaussrof.
Siesebalb, ,pas lpr.ht man i6er
mid!
SeiS 10 gut, 9err JurR, antmortsis
Der 3aussrat uno ssrutt mir Su er=
ildrsr, wie Sbr Sas msiit; iA rsrites:
Gua ni1t.
Ser &Dnis ldattelts ben RopI Lnb
Iiprah:
@sit Ginger Set lit es mir 10 ion=
oerbar, 70 srGblib loaosrbar i'm aopfs,
bab id Dor mir isl5It Surudi brsie.
Seuts mod, auf Dem 3isIeioc. tabr it
ieoermann semibbanee.t. Gas mub
Die @sbrmannsn in Grl.curen l:sen.
Ma lust man BON mir? Dab iA GET
|isstrnnt bin, ul1t natr? Mnu sat
rett, i'd bin BON Sinnen.
O., oas last man peosr. nod per-
mutbet man es. 9err. man s!aubi
wpbl, DAP cine Mna;initIge Str0noeynn9
in Gu9 u~orsssanssn it; abcr Mo n
s:Oubt oub Sbr tant itio, i. man bittst
DE Nlsn I'm bic 3erItelIuas Guser Gis.
lunobeit.
Gin bitterts 9dheln lief iites Ghirsr
- =,
'pig'a GeliG!; II !este Die nano oufs
0sr5 uno murmclte
Man bitict Ole Iien nm Die S~erliel.
lung msinsr Gelurbbs;t! Stprbelt
Mein Gorper 1T nidt trani, "a orlnnsn
siest Die Matter, Die mid sernast!
Omen NuSenbiid barncd, ais bdits
er Dos Nnrise uergelisn, ilaete CT pls.
Der:
s,eaebaih, last ma nid.s iibsr b.
&On,siu?
Jt,hts, 10 uicl i'd ,pciB. 5err!
Niats?- unb uber W%urelianus?
oti03ls, Stlr NDatY' 81 MIX lpthlH=
items bat man ppu niDis gelptpdtn.
Gonse 3eit herrIttc Stlue I'M Snole
DER &cnlg hctie Witoer Den Iopf ouf ol,
Gaeutn1en gciiils: uno icine s,ltc Slei.
lung clnoenommcn.
Gno!,d liano er cut modte islnen
@urielriemen log. Iegtc ibn ouf eInesl
Sid uno iaate 5mm Daussrofen
SiegsboIo, i'm Mill in's YaG. Scr
@opf alibt Mir. Ylcu>i6t wiro has
tulte Wol'er msin @lni aus Dem NE.
|1;rn ioeg5lc9,n. 81 bos Sao bsrc,i Z
Gs lit beysit. 0crr. ont,portste Der
SausssoL inoem er Elm 2i6t anilluosls
unS es o"m if6ris burtot.
ShlrAmio trut in enc GeltenthIr EN-.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-10-26

metaIenen GeguuItono lerous, .~porauf
sinisc Gabltoben ssiAniiim mar,a.
4 Ses aoniss Sicesl miro ss bstrdf,
tissn mer Iollts es b.sm.i'eIn9 hilt.-ie
Sieyebaio. Gr 500 ,in lltIn.s Essso-
merit unter isirsm O~bersenanoe bsrs
Dor; an hemlslbsn 1ins Elm Stid grii-
nes MAIDS, oos er nit e;ligsr 8s,palt
;riidsn Den Sdnben 5u tne.en be9onn,
lpdhrcno er es oa9au1ts, uM e weib
mo tlc9lam Su ma@en.
Sies @a9s briiite .r ouI bes get
lbaf. uno sab inn burh BAG &sibsn
nil oen GiMSern cine ranoe Torm.
Ni05lld waro er blaB = M bDrtt
er lie Sdrlite beg &onigs, Der inn
nobete!
Gr rib oos gsc9s BON 4stihaft,
Iesle oie'ss Suriid in Die Said. UNI
uetb0ys Oas Yer9anent unter lein
&IeiO. = Sn oi.icm Nnssnblit srIaisn
Gbloopig mi Saa! uRb iihsrrol3te isi,
men Saussrof, ais er bic Saits nod
Iii ocr Qano bisit.
@as lu4It ou in msiuer Saihe?
iraste Gbioowis nit Mibtreuen.
=, STR sritrsdt MID, 9err aOnis,
ltnmmsIle Der 9ausSraf, inosm CT lih
Gepa!t anibot, nm isiu Gntissen unter
einsm 2aAsla III usrbsrgen. Sd elaub.e
;u isbsn, cas- Der Qattn Surer aalAc
%eut3lusi Uar,, neil Iis oien lag. -
irrt: MID jeooa.
G1iooyls nabm inn Die Ieberns 3o=
ds ans Der 9ano sno boIte bas get.
ldait uno einiSs anosrs otssultdnbe
6eruus. Wa&osm sr lie csnap bsi.b.n
bate, iaiob CT Die 9alhs, Iss.e lie js-
bod nlAt aui Den 1ild ;urud.
Sie9sbaio, g:bot er, GET ouf meme
S9laitammsr uno hpla mir bic Shcie
nit Gauge, Die bsi neinsm Bette Itsbt.
8dyreno bisler &o.te scriAwano er
uicberum eur1 Ole Sbur, re!de nab
Der 8aoellube fibri..
Ser 9aus9rai b!ieb mi:ten in Soal
iteD.n uno murmelte:
0ooan bat MID btl@irmt. 6Gtte
Ger 30Nly mid tiaen MnssNbi;d iribsr
iiberruI b., wer peib. ob nidi Niles pe.<
loren geweien wdre? Scst jest, tab'
id bier oui meiner 8ruIt Gas 3ooss=
urtpsil Der Sd,uarjbaag.scn, oaS 81.
ossurtbeil oes 9tomers, mein @!Ii,
meme Grpebung. 9srafg lperbe i'd leia,
uber meines @lelden 9ebiesen. @eib
unS 2drNereien beNbsn -. uno wer
peiB, wo5u ib berufs EN- bin.
W.t oselen @orten Sina er lansiam
jur Sbilr lll!aus, uMi Cen Gsfsb! beg
&Dniss su up.3itben.
Ms, CT naI elmer ;iemIia !anscn
@ellc ;urudlcbrte. iono er ben aoui9
wlsosr in lciatm Nm tub liseno unp
oas auss SIR Ggoe aeribtet.
0srl Ui.ylt. bier lit bic &ou9enI dsle,
laste er.
O0 CT ts,ne MntmDrt erDi.lt, pieoer=
5ol.s CT uaN einer Yuule:
3err, ID babe DC 9aussniha!c &C.
slo1i.
Gglpo,pig Iab i'm ,nie periuunoert on
ARC lpyaN:
Sitsstalh, i'd ,psrb. n,ht ing Dab
yegsH 10 igeUc miG Dor Der Galte oes
8aNus; or Gtrsa tcna,e mir bic
%J.sruen nod, meNr aulressn.
Goa i'd oeisNieu, gsrr, Dap man
,.:yas warlnts &eaiis r ia's Sab sieb.?
Der Song s,bot p.osI;h. ais Cattle
er ole al lpH st.idiv!t Urass al3t gc<
gOtt.
Giesehnlo, iab MID alieir. Sen.
lisl n5 Die MaDsa om Yaiaii ,bre
3 d,uIa.aieii ,ll.n uno wedlam liro.
gtan uerpuI.s llM Till Oh uuttn: DAP
Wtemnno mcins Hube it6re!
Or nsus .rci winl4ts, Nh psroeu-
aenn. Dem Rnnie einc quite Na9t nne
cNt'crnte ITO.
Gcnae 6licb nor GirN, oen aopt born
H6cr 9cbeust, till uao h%swesunaslps
lieu. - itl;efe er. GnSl!d lief Gin
Sctcn iisat leias @tisScr, er idauie
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-10-12

til some years after the close Of the war,
but the whole matter is doubtless on the
records and files Of the District Court at
Red Wing. accessible to you and to the
world.
Iagree with you that it is very grave
charge, and one which, if true, as know
it to be true in its essential particulars,
ought to consigu the perpetrator Of the
outrage to political oblivion. No man
who would be guilty Of such an offense
against loyalty and good citizenship, is
worthy the suffrage of Republicans or
Democrats.
Yours for the right,
VMDEx.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-10-12

the ssspecie resumption act and all other IN
famous acts Of Congress.
I'd. To enact, laws whereby lands and all
other property should bear equal taxation.
Sd. To repeal the tax law and have our
taxes assessed and collected in each town.
thereby saving thousands Of dollars to the tax
payers Of this state, as well as lessening the.
number of county officers. M
4th, In electing United States Senator, to
vote only for man who will pledge himself to
vote and use all proper means for the reduction
Of the salaries Of all United States officers.
9Th. To reduce the pay of state and county
officers:
9Th. To maka all Offices eligible by the peo-
pie only.
motion to proceed to nominate candidates.
for Representatives by reclamation was carried.
The following gentlemen were then nominated
for Representatives from their respective Dis
tricts WV. Beard of Richmond, LIST Dist,
Of Faribault, Sd Dist, G, W. Walrath Of Nor
ristown, 4th Dist, P. D. O'Phalanof Webster.
9Th Dist. A motion was carried to nominate the
remainder of the ticket by reclamation. with the.
following result: C. L. Lowell Of Faribault.fo
County Auditor; James Hunter, Of Faribault,
for Clerk OF District Court; W. y. lawrence, Of
Dundas. for County Superintendent OF schools.
B. NJ. James, of Mortified, for County Conn
missioner from the ID Dist, A. Z. Judd,
| of Wells, for County Commissioner from tho
18th Dist. On motion the chair appointed the
following county committee: M. N. Pond. Of
Faribanlt, chairman. W W: Beard of Reches-
ter, 3. s. brakes Of Northfield; c. B. Jackson,
of Moristown; P. McKenna, Shieldsville. Hon:
Jos. Gear introduced the following resolution
which was adopted:
| RESOLVED, That the county committee shall
have the power to fill any vacancy occasiOned
by any candidate declining to run for the Office
to which he may have been nominated. And
that any candidate receiving nomination
from the Independent Greenback party, who
shall ignore the principles and advocate the
election of the candidates of the opposition
parties, shall b. considered as opposing the.
principles ofthe Independent Greenback party,
and if such facts come to the knowledge Of tie.
county committee, they shall declare such,
nomination void and Immediately put in NOM
lnation another candidate for said Office, except
in the case of President and Vice. President.
The convention then adjourned.
+. A. DAVIS
| Secretary.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-10-12
MARKET REPORTS
st. Paul MARKETS.
ST. PAUL, Oct. IL, 1876.

1AVDOO0 AMI 10VvAcAON6s
In this department business has not inn.
last week, and the fluctuations in prices have
not been very marked.
FLOUR-There is q very fair eastern demand
for the best qualities.
A good deal of fonr is going forward to
the east, and good deal is selling at home at
prices formerly quoted: ..saperlative", or pa
brand and quality. xxx bakers flour q
held firmly At IS. .76 per Dbl; family grades
Of xxx at e5. 26a6 co. Inferior brands Of
xxx and good brands Of xxx salable ct
t4.OOa4.75 per Dbl: ordinary XXX at $3. 76a4.OO
per Dbl. Bolted coan meal is selling at el.6O
DER 100 lbs.
WHEAT-The amount Of wheat received
at the elevator from wagons has len much
larger, within week or two, which indicates
their fall work. The receipts by rail- though
they are not large. Prices have BEEN advanced
little. No.2 Of good quality now brings
$780, per bushel. There is no No. l to amount
to anything, and what there Is the millers will
pay from el:02 to el.6. There seems to be
general inclination on the part Of wheat pro-
ducers to sell As little as possible this fall, and
to take the chances of next springs market.
The wisdom Of this policy cannot be question
ed just now. From q recent publication in
The London Times It appears that tho Euro
Pe0n suPPly u Wneat u S1Ors ana tnat Eng
land and the continent-England especially
must depend upon the United States for m
unusually liberal supply Of breadstu1,.
The following are the quotations Of No. Q
wheat in the great markets yesterday week and
Yesterday; showing the course Of prices during
the week under review.
Last week. This week.
Liverpool, 9s bda9s I'd o. 9da0s I'd
New York, el.26al.26 1l.2Oai.2l
Chicago I.G6X U3-l
Milwaukee, LAX i.O0K
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-10-12
The Anti-MOnopOlist.

A STOCK market will be opened in kSt.
Cloud on the 10th, which, it ID expected.
will be largely attended.
The annual meeting Of the St. Creix
Valley Old Settlers association will be
held at Saltwater on the 18th.
The prisoners confined in the Mankato
Jail almost succeeded in effecting their es-
cape on the 30th. They are now ironed.
ON the 5th, Francin Il. Huyler, boy
about 16 years old, residing in Rochester
accidentally put pistol ball through his
left hand.
The Catholic church in Mankato has
been supplied with pipe organ. which is
probably the largest in the State, con-
tanning 1880 pipes.
S. Fl. SCHUYLER was fined on the 5th
in Rochester to the tune Of SIS for cruelty
permitting his horses to be exposed to
the pitiless storm.
The Glencoe Register is authority for
the assertion that Asa B. Hutchinson
'sour Asa"-has taken to himself wife in
Bangor, Me-, widow LADY, ''fat, fair and
forty"
WV. RooD, a.: invalid from Springdale,
Iowa, residing temporarily at Howard
Lake, Wright county, was found On thu
sidewalk dead from hemorrhage Of the
lungs on the LIST.
The residence of W. F. Ball, near De-
troit, Becker county, was destroyed by
FIRE ON the LIST, the contents being saved.
Insured in the St. Paul Fire and Marine
company for $500
A YouxG man named Alvord was met
on the night Of the I'd in the streets of
Rochester by couple of roughs, who
dubbed him until senseless and robbed
him of $4-all he had.
The store of j. Shaw & Co., Chester,
Olmsted county. was burglarized on the
night Of the I'd, the scamps securing
three full outfits Of clething, and leaving
no clue IS to their identity.
THH Red Wing institute is succeeding
finely, the number of pupils-many Of
whom are from abroad being nearly
double what it WAS at the commence
ment, and new applications are being
constantly received.
A CHANGE has taken place in the bust
ness management of the Rochester Post.
Mr.. j. A. Leonard now assumes exclusive
control of the newspaper, and Walter S.
Booth takes charge of the blank publish.
ing department.
AFTER thorough investigation, di.
rected nv IL r. district cOurt Of the hooks
vouchers and funds of the Mower county
treasurer. the grand jury has failed to
find anything irregular or any appear
ance of wrong-doing in the transactions Of
that official.