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The Morning herald., 1876-02-03
Philadelphia Trade Report.

WEDNESDAY, Feb. 2.-COtton ts shade
lower and the demand Is limited; small
sales Of middling upland at ls@ls1sc. and
NSG Cetee Isles is less "a active and less nrm. Sales Of
few hundred bagsat l615 5@l911c for Rio; y
dl9hc:Laguayra; l9@2lc. for Maracafbo; az
I@2zc. for Java, all gold. sugar-The mark :
ct remains In the same quiet condition re-
as ported yesterday, and IN the absence OF
sales we quote fair and good refining CuDa
at 71s3hc. Refined sugars closed steady al
lSIlc for cut loaf; 10Ac. for crused and pow
dcred; l0c tor granulatcd; and l0c 1or A.
Moasses-Nothing doing and prices ale
sseeds.-There Is good demand for Clover
se, and tits taken Oh arrival at l313@l4Hc.
Timothy and Flaxseed remain as last
quoted. r.'...I..
Feed is quiet; two cars Western Bran
sold at sl75N@l8 per ton.
The Flour market is without essential
Minnesotas, which bring full rates; other
grades are dull. Sales Of .W barrels, chleny
Minnesotas, and $685. Is for Pennsylvania,
OHIO and Indiana do, do, including fancy
lots at S7@s.5O. No movement in Rye Flour
or Corn Meal,
There is steady demand for Wheat. with
sales OF 1000 bushels at sl.5@i 40 for Penn q q,
sylvania red; Sl.39@1 AZ for amber; and $l.O5
@lO5fer Ohio sprouted. Bye ~ held at oSc.
torn is dull: sales of l5.O0O bushels yellow,
part Yesterday, at 54@eSc' In the cars; tSc: .
Western mixed. Oats sell slowly at H@4Sc.
for Western white.
w., Whisky is steady, sales ofWessern iron
boundbbls at Sill.
PhiIadelphln Produce Market.
Butter-Quiet and rather dull. NewYork
and Bradford county extras 33a34c 90
do lists 28a3lc; Western extras, 2SaNc; 40.
lists, 25a26c;; Rolls, Western extras, NazSc;;
Cheese~Market quiet and holders firm.
l3Ac.; Western line, l2X@13c.
Eggs-Receipts moderate and prices un,
changed. Pennsylvania, New Jersey, ana
Delaware fresh, &c.: Western DO. 29@ 'oc'
Baltimore Produce Market.
BALTIMORE, Jan. M.-Cotton quiet but
steady; middling, l234a1sc. Flour dull anu
pnSehssnged 1eS Wheat ARM No No %
Maryland red, $l.l5al.45 do. amber, sl.5Oa
Us; do. white, $l.l5al.45. Corn, steady;
Southern white, new, 4Sa5sc.; Southern yel-
low, new, 50a5Sc.; Western mixed, new, S,c:
Oats quet but steady; Southern, 40a4oc.;
&c.,, ,$c; Rye dull and nominal. Hay dull; DULL
maryland and Pennsylvania, $22a1o. Pro-
ylsions-Nothing doing In round lots; ORDER
Trade Ira fairly active. Pork, new. jDbbing,
2l5O Bulk meats-Packed shoulders.eH
aAc.; clear rib sides, ll1saAc. Bacon. 1a,,
eacked shoulds, lOah hc.; clear rib sides, TX
al'c; Hams, l51aa16c. Lard dull but stevly
crude l25sal23a4c.; refined l3Hc. Butter fairly
active; Western extras, 27za2sc.; 90. hrsts
1aaa1jc. Petroleum strong; crude, TIC; fe
hned. 1870. Coffee d Ill and heavy; lut
cargoes, l6]aalo:: j0bblng, l7aa)c. WhiskeS
Chicago Grain Market.
Chicago, jan, 3l.-Wheat inactive, o
WA; February, 9G7a March, 96N. Corn y
nuil, at 4oc.. February, 4o1Ac.; March, 4o3f
"a, VAls are dull, at 3o5s; March Bic. Rye ! i
steady at &c. Barley Is weak, at 79c. Feb
ruary, T2c March R9c ~
The Morning herald., 1876-02-03
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS,
stock Market,

Gold ll3 @ll31 Phila 4 Read
Silver 106 0l08 RR, 639@53N
US 1881 l225s@lG North Penn 66Ag56H
"5-2Ds lS65ilS @!!6N1Phila q ere - g1zaN
"!niy lSt7l22 a l22 Lehigh Val -6S9@A
"Iutyvls lsHsl23lla I2Sl +" Nav Stock5l 11@5lN
" v.4,s Il9S@ll9I lCatawissa r ly1SH {
New 81 ll7I@lI7%[ do prefd. 4513G45s4
civ Is, s,newlO7IWO7N N Central r SO @3s111
UCo sof N lSSl 9l39I Hestonvllle 59IsS05SA
Penna RR 58 @58ls
The Morning herald., 1876-02-03

Chicago Grain Market.
o. -SsHICAGo, Jan. 81. Wheat inactive, at
gI; February, 967s. March, 96N. Corn y
u Mail, at 4oc; February, 4oAc.; March, 4of.
steady at &c: Barley Is weak, at 79c. Feb
ruary re. ; March, CSC. t..
, 1876-03-29
CRIMINAL.

John Mullens, OF No. Ct West Kinzis atrses.
Was robbed lant night Of a gold chain. silver
watch, and p4lr OF shoes. No claw to tho
burglars.
John Andrews. a1iss Kono Anderson, who WAS
charged With completely In tho Wtlcko murder.
WAS nrfcstad Monday night for vagfnncy, and
Was yesterday tined eco by Justice sum1nerfe!d'
James burst, tho Wabash avenuo fottor.car-
rior, who was rsppnd n fow DAYS ago In the hot
OF asealing lettcrs from tbs boxes, Of two Or
three Of hia brother carriers. Was admitted 70
bail In 5000 yesterday afternoon by Commits.
stonet lIoyne. II. II. Gpp OF FFeepork, ILL.,,
went on the boud.
John Cashor. wolknoVn thief recently re-
loaacsl from tho pcnitensiary, wns arressod by
Detective Ryan at tha corner OF Madison and
pespla!nes atrcets fast evening on general prIn.
cip,es. On searching him At tho Madison Street
strtton quantity Of jswolry Was found. which
awaits lilo demand Of An uHnor.
A young man nsmed II. G. TaEhoK, ottimlng 10
bo momber OF respectable familJ residing on
West Lake streot, aud also commission nef-
chant enEaged In buatneas hs No. 70 hin2o
street, waa arrested Monday night on the charge
OF fraud. On that day lls purchased auaniitY
of urocaras from tho firm of O. II. Dhshwck
i: Co., Of No. is South Market struct,
srreciup to pay IN dofivory at his storet
on Kip5ie strant. TLc articles wcro takeh thsr0,
when tile carr,or was informed TINT 1atbox had
nono to tho bank and would pay for the con-
sigpment On lila return. Tho latter failed to do
no. and m investigation showed that tho pur.
cnasor Ind sloped. Iro will be trsoa this morn
i,,g unless efforts for compromise ata aaecoes-
, 1876-03-29
THE |t0C-REEVE STORY,

LOUISVILLE. March 28.-The United 8tates
Attorney for tha Kentucky District llas received
dispatch from D, II. Dristow, Secretary Of tho
Isesanry, calling bis attention to tho neeyes
statement In tho Cincinnati Enquirer OF tho
Eth lnAt., depouuciug It o. absolutely falso 30
far Is II concerned him, but saying that tho lie
"as stated with such part!cularity that ho did
not Intend to sost on single toutal, and
suggcsted tlat lseeyes he brought before tho
Gland Jury a,ni required to tell ej, lc Knows ct
tho n7Rttor, md further directing that, il ho
could show TINT any officer Ut llo Government
lad takon brito, to hase the otlunler iuulctol,
The no1t tiraua Jury in tho District will ~
Houlb1o april 10, wl,sn tho whole mattsr will be
iuvest,gaiod, aud the o'ic!a who haa accepted
brlbc. IL there he such official, will he exposed
aud punished, Diskrlct-Atiorney WuArsou has
already taken stops towards thorough invests
CATION ct tho caAo.
, 1876-03-29
LOUISIANA.

Kellogg Turns EiAs Attention to tho
Disturbances tn Baton Rouge.
NEW ORLEANS, Ln,, March 28.-Gov. KELLOGG
has addressed an order 10 tho D!sttict-Atto.uey
Of Baton KouGo to tnko tue promiaed pro-
cccaings in tho courts in rotation to tho recent
trouble tlore. lie says:
l Mn definitely Informed that George ?.
Davis, pa1ish Judge, nnd T. I. 4eanregard,
Nougo. hnyo boon driyan from tue parish In
open violation Of law. The Parish Jnlge 10 d
constitutional officer elected By largo and un-
disputed majority. Up to this time no charges
affect bis right to exercise his office. II
It is your duty TO institute
proceedings agu,nst him before thu District
Court now IN session in Eas: Baton hoage;;
some three years ago. uo Is colorcd man
who bofore I appointed had aerred bslLoro
crcdtably ns Unitod Staten Collector OF informal
Ilovenue, Il ho is = deiauIter, OF Inns been
proceed against him bofote tho Grand Jury now
In session in East Baton Rogue. The Sheriff OF
tho pariHh, constitutional officer elected BY .
largo majority, Was some ttmc since driven
alleged against him that am awaso Of except
that ho Wss colored man. appointed In hia
place q white man. natlvo Of the pnrsst,
aud I perceive that . committee chosen
It moesing;, recently hsla slsa .ass.,.las st r.
with him On account OF his political associations,
recommended ho be tolerated for tho preseut,
thus disclosing tho auim,,s Of tnoae who ha7e
thus ta1tsn tho Ian into their own hands to bo
decided against tho hppointoos bocause thoy are
Republicans This, too. in parish admitted 10
bo very largely Republican, do not intend to
permit rorors to mob violence In East Baton
lsouge Of elsewhere IN the State. To the end.
therefore, that may exhaust all civil remedies,
r IN {trT fnHk{ty1fn
, 1876-03-29
CANADIAN ITEMS.

.pee,at IJtspntch to The Chicago 7fibuns,
NoSfRkAI, March 1H.--The metropolitan Bank
requires more capital, aud Its assets arc no:
equal to itn liabilities. 1ts shareholders arc dlx-
cussiug tho adyisabiity Of raislng 1t.
brte1ai Dispuch to Tht CHtaou Tribune.
K,snsros, March 2s.-Tha City Council last
night indorsed tho petition Of tho Chicago and
Cleveland Doasls Of Trade for tho opening OF
tllu He!Iau Canal on Sunday 10 "a not to delay
yGeBcia IN long voyages.
,p4tla! L7snItch u m. Chieaoo TtibuHs.
HAMILTON. March 23.--It ia Ioporlel that =
company OF wealthy hmetlcaus and somo Cana
liai.a has been formed for the purpose of buy
lug out tho whole Indian 1eserYa OIL Grand
River. aud settling the Indians now living thu1a
in hluskoka. The name Of W. Scarce Of Bay
City. Mich. IL given as prctidenh and LII.
Waller. Of Quebec, " Secretary.
, 1876-03-29

Special pspatch to Tht CA!taoo 1f.buas.
MAp,aoN. VIA. March 2B.-Thp investigation
by tbs Legislative Committee OF tho contingent
expense accounts OF tho Governor and Huperln-
sontlont OF Public Property has beon postponed
till April a. Ths Goyornor haa reappoinsed ",
Fiold, of Depere, Lumbor inspector for District
No, s, and appointed W. L. Hanson, Of Oshkosh,
Inspector OF Tue NOW dlstrict, No. IL.
, 1876-03-29
THE COUNTY BUILDING.

Tie cs4o Of Otto Dlunm, charged With fozg.
Jug saioon liceuses, wss continued yesterday In
the Cs.mlna! Court until tho no1t torn.
The eoptrac. for tho county printing was lot
70 morning rapss, and sin>s It has changed to
10 afternoon shsss, the question ia what con-
cara vii be paid 70: the work.
Tho South Town Collectors books. deposItsd
with the County T1eAAuEer, show that ths origt-
~ sNgaDt WAS foE e4,l25.4lA7Q; that 81. .071,-
, 1876-03-29

Eo1. 81 was collected and thss tho delinquency
WAs 43,047. .gt2.18. This Collector II candidate
for re-eleetton, md ho efficiency may bs esst-
mated from tho Above dgurca.
Rumor had 1t yesterday that tho oittseni
al lie dilomma,~ and prosecute Jai'sr Doyle for
"ncellgonco !" in allowing Michael Madden 70
escspc. II Tho ruu,or p1ovns true, tho trial will
bo lad III the civil Courts, and CONT Ftctton is
sss,,red In advance, thero hoIng no doubt about
the fact6 Of tho case.
, 1876-03-29


New ORLEANS, March 2a.-To-1ay bolng sst
for the indictsd whisky men to formally tils
tles p!oas, u. ", Wills, Ed Fahrenbsclh, Williata
N, Todd. John II. Deals, Paul bruce. William II.
Thomas, John Henderson. John Henderson, j.,
John MoWhirsor, Alexander McKos. pleaded not
guilty. The others failed to appear. The HAM,
niou1 casea all went over until Wednesday.
, 1876-03-29
MILWAUKEE,.

MILWAUKEE, March 28.-1n tho trial Of Jacob
Nunncmachor today Ellis and Valentine, e1-
Btosokocpstn, and Louis Iiudskops aud Leopold
With, distilIesB, were examined ~ Witnesses for
tho Government. All swose 10 tho manufacture
Of illicit apltita vt Tic K!nuckiuulck diatiIlesy.
, 1876-03-29

| Nessrs, Nund gcholes, OF HeuEy, m, have been
appointed by The Root L sonr Mus!o Company agents
| for the sails Of the eelsbrascd "Beck" plano sad
| - nHtsndayd" organ.
, 1876-03-29

From = Personal Iuapeotiou
~ esa most cheertuly recommend al our ffteuds
vhsa visiting The city 10 atop 1t tic Gazduas,
, 1876-03-29

O1oni1ed Ox.Narrow for the hair.
by buek Asynsg, mAtets Of ths Mxssn pploxus
, 1876-03-29
DEATHS.

NRInHr-h Christian qouo 10 rat wtfh - ~
abiding faith In her Hsvtor tls 1or Josus cri., ~
Mrs tarrIet Barron Wri1,t Tho rc,tct Of TIM iot ~
El+nezcr Wright fornory Of u.no.eo N. Y. .e nn "
morning Of t!in 3att ,lay IT March, ia7n In ill., ,sa ,na
yrxr OF rr age, at tho residence Of tler Gui.in.u a
q. s. Tllnn,1s, No. SIT West Adams al, ~ W.
uavcct in Tim t1,o,pJt lin rro,nfas .w.,t
j'l,nt ri, n,is jonr.s,, n-, frI.,,,I. sl,,i1 MA.
r.ni kin,r. touss IN, rar:I, If: :ininrf "a'e%
H',ii Tnect frn,n ..rth,v ,irn,s retlnrj
THAR n,nrt,i rarea anI rorr,rH OR.
AMI tntnr:e hcartt l., ,nrt I'D tnore.n
>,tt.s ~ t,n,r,, ,,n..-t..-
] Nutl.e ~ ''.,'e1. "o'
.Fua.'En-aefcM ". o1 ffnt'ef invns, Maud Loutsa
uAIaer Of frrtl i. AMI A.lfe L Fnlltr, tgcd yests
Att H1dntN.
Funeral At rHsi'!onca NO. I'LL West 4.aks.at., II IL
O'CLOCK a. H. "tahea!a3s ...
hlcGftArlk-1iarrh -, Patrick Mcf}rath. 4Kb1 1,
se1rs.
tkn sda fl~ Incl IL IN
, 1876-03-29

ecundy hsring hat-HoTn suiA Will forward 10 NJ,
with instructions, we will return them, O. o. D.,
elcsusd and repaired, u s,na coat. Cook McLsin,
% Dearborn street..
, 1876-03-29

II th4 Euttor " Ths Chteaao Tribune:
CHICAGO March 28.-1n reading Tho report
Of my testimony as published In to-day's
TRIBUNE, notice that Il might easily bo con-
stsuetl to mean sl,at Mossss II. Il. Bhuioldt i
Co. hnd at soma tlmo sought to use me Tor tue
purpose Of defrauding tho revenue. Ny rotor
ence to this house was in reply to tho Govorn-
mont counsel, and In regard to technical irrcg-
ularty practicol At tfmos by all dta.llesa 30 fas
a. know, but involving no fraud On tho rovo-
nue. I beg. therefore, in justice to Mossra. II.
Il. Bhufeldt l. Co., to connteract any false iu-
preaaton which nnJ be received from Haid posst-
whatever, that thoy have mover asked mo, di.
rcctly Of indirectly. by themselves or by any ono
In thoIr employ or tn their behalf, to do any
thing IN violation Of my duty aa rovonuo Of
floor. WILLIAM +. WAITE,
UnIlotl Gtatcs 6tosokeorer.
, 1876-03-29

LANDLORDS Porfume9
ats Gks natural dows1t And bouqusts.
, 1876-03-29

Mr. Stanford then took mp tho Testimony Of
5uSKEA, ionu ASn oTllEna.
and dwelt on 1t at sutno length, criticlAiag itH
weaker points, which, in hts bo'iof. wore not
foY. In refeFenc. to thu duplication Of stamps.
charged, was It ut all psobabe that man would
do any s1ich thing, with tue idea Of imprison-
ment and eoai!scat'en staring hm ~ tue faeo.
keepors,. and nauscrs =? Mon did not commit
no. openly. and tho Bsory wna eutiFcly
improbable: ], WAS vss so;y funny Tue wy in
water business. l! tho father lad had tho
least spark Of human natnra left IN him. l,o
would Aayo kept that boy oil tho stand, aud nat
allowed him to perjuso hnseif for the purpose
Of cotroboratsug lis father, also perjuror. hut
what ho WaA instructed to Hwear to.
Much Ind boon said about
l,1MuSi1y,
aud It had boon virtually admitted by counsel
that these Eann Tesn 10 lAse such lecosnponao for
thc;E testimony az tho Court should gca lit to Elyo
them, il WAS tho e1,ao ~ though tho Govern.
inc,lt had put the immunity agreement IN black
a.ld white. This was tho Impression under which
thesu men wcso testIlylnE. and what was slch
Testimony worth under tue circumstances? 1t
mas also singular why theho men were not iu-
d:ctod. There Was Deechcr. for instance, .
crooked laugcr and . seii'confessod whsat-
thiof 10 the employ OF tho Northwestern Hall
road. Was bis tcstimony worthy at bel.of?
George il. Mueller was also rated oser tho Goals
in lively manner by sIr. Stanford. ar. Her.
mann lscker. ct Canada, who was not indicted
hut who ought to be, Ind returned FROM hts
lsh.d!ng-piace 10 testify agalnBt neu wloHs chat
.ctara haA ueyer before boen aspesssd.
Gould such evidence 10 Of any
worth? And then Mr. Burton u.
Ford occupied an unsuitable position.
Ae created tho nice distinction betwcoa hin
Buborutng bis bookkospss to commit perjury,
and his own commission OF gho crims, Which
Uas shs more guilty Of tho suo, tho employer Of
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Chicago and Northwestern
Railway.

Passengers for Chicago: Detroit, Toledo. Cicve-
land, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Pittsburgh Cinrinna-
ii, Rochester Albany, Tor"nto, Montreal. Quebec
more, " a~hinston, st. Louis, Cairo, san Francisco
Sacramento. Ogden. Salt Lake, Denver City. Coun-
ell Blui,s Sioux City Marquette. Escamhia, Me-
mona, Green Bay, Milwaukee, ST. Cloud. and all
points north, west south and east, should buy their
tickets via the
Chicago & Northwestern Railway.
Close connections are made at Chicago with
the the Lake 1 Shore & Miehigan Southern Michigan
and Chicago. kankakce Line and Pan Handle
routes for all points east and southeast and With
the Union Pacific r. K. at Omaha for all far Yves,
points.
Close connections are made at junction non,.
with trains of all cross roads.
PULLMAN PALACE CARS.
on all the lines Of this road,
This is the only line running these cars bel Wien
Chicago and st. Paul or Chicago and Milwaukee,
At Omaha our sleepers connect it'll the overland
slecpers on the Union Pacific railroad, for al! Joints
west over the Missouri River
=, Among the inducements offered by this route to
the travelling public all the modern improve
men's. Rock and Gravel Ballas.ed Track, Steel
Rails, Rock and Iron Bridges, Parlor and Drawing
Room Day Coaches, Smoking and Louneing Cars
Westinghouse Safety Air Brakes, Miller's Patent
Safety COUPLING and Platforms, Speed, Safety and
absolute cOlnio.i
RUNNING THROUGH FIVE GREAT STATES
and operating over 1000 miles Of road, thi. CONF
Pany to the traveller facilities that are not
and cannot ne offered by any competitor
All ticket agents can sell you tickets via this
route.
If You wish the best travelling accommodations
you will buy your tickets by this route, and will,
MARVIN HUGH1TT, VIII. sTENNErr.
ueheral Suot Cen Pass Ae't
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-03-09
CHURCH DnDcHORY.

EsucoPAL.1st. Johns Church, In Lower Town,
Services Nvery Sabbath q ~ 4 u. and u d n
Sunday School At II u Evenln9 prayer nee1ins
Fridays At O'Clock. Rev. J. +. Chsn6era, hector:
BAPrls1.-<Church near ,scond Ravine brjdes,>
SERVICES every Sabbath At l0e =, m. and O'Clock p
n mayer meeting on Thursday evenings at .
o'eloek. Seats FREQ and III are welcome Rev. ". E.
stanley. Pastor. Sunday School AZ u m.
ATnoDlsr.-( Chureh, corner Warrington ave.
and chsPel street) Services every Sabbath It lO1
@: and u p. m. Sunday School At IL m. Rev.
J.W.KleppeJ. Pastor.
. PnnBxrERIAN CHvRcH.-( Richmond avenue)
eervtcss every sabbath At lOx o'clock \. Il, and
7 I.A.s. Sabbath School at II Il. Prayer meeting
Wednesday evening At 7:45. Seats frss Special in
v1sastoa extended tostransers. Few. E. v. Campbell
pastor.
UNCONVENTIONAL CHuRCA-(South Of Rayins
SIidgel Services 1t 10Y O'Clock an. Sunday
school At II m: Prayer meeting on Wednesday even
Ing At u O'Clock. Rev. G. r. Milton, Pastor;
1esidence with Mr.. c Bridgman in lower town.
specia! attention paid to strangers and temporary
woEshipers.
CATHOLIC Church of Immaculate Conception,
u. Germa1u Street) Pastor Rev. Benedict Haindl,
.. g. B.; Assistant, Rev. Alphonso Kuisle, o. s. b.
esrviesa week days at .: NJ: sund.ya First Mas,
- q. m; High Mass and sermon ut 10 = M; Yes.
PER- at p. M; Cashechetica instruction It p n.
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sAUK CENTRE.
SAUK CrNrRE. Mar 3.

i SAUK CENTRE, Mai. 8, 1879
EDrroR JOURNAL. -ssuk Centre being
one Of the principal burghA Of our county, l
thought that some Of the readers Of The
JOURNAL might want to know how things
were getting along, 40 concluded to write
to you concerning our lively little village.
A great many Of our people are quite ju-
bilant over the prospects of incorporation,
a something of that kind ia necessary 80
that the disorderlv ones can be properly
handled and justice melted out to them
There ia no much midnight noise that very
often one cannot sleep, and policeman
With proper authority could make such
midnight carousing pcarcer than it il
now. Saloons here are doing = lively
business, and several men here can be seen
in anything but sober condition at almost
any time. Therefore, if incorporating the
village will lessen this evil any, the SOON
er it is done the better.
OUR MERCHANTS
are doing fair business money is quite
plenty, and, considering the general hard
times, We have no reason to complain.
THE LYcEUM
is doing good business in its line by in,-
proving the young folks and some old
ones, mentally and otherwise. Last Mon
day evening so large crowd turned out
that it was necessary to furnish extra seats
in the hall and in fact there were more
than the hall would hold, for many staid in
the passage and ante-room leading into
the 1aain Good Templars' Hail.
THE GOOD rEMP1ARs
still keep up their organization and are
CALAMITY working in good cause. May
| they still continue on in their good work
until intemperance shall bea thing of the
past.
| SENATOR cAPsER
has returned from his duties IS Senator
and in company with the remainder of the
members of the Legislature from this end
of the State 10 rejoicing over the defeat of
the r. r. bill to connect the Main Line Of
the St. Paul and Pacific r. r. with the
branch line 1t Glyndon, - the members
from Hennepin Co. wanted it 70, 90 that
Minneapolis, the hub city Of the State,
could control everything q she pleased,
It's now hoped that by another fall We
shall have railroad connection extended a.
Is far a this place At least.
Snow is again needed to make the road,
pasible, as the thaw on sunday last melted
nearly all the snow and left the roads glare
ice, except where the snow and ice were
entirely melted away.
! Nh. Henry Keller has rented the sash
factory at this place and is now preparing
to manufacture large number of his cele
brated tanning mills.