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Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-05-18
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
A PATENT T0A
QUARTZ MINING CLAIM.
United States Land Office,
SHASTA, CALIFORNIA,
ArRIL 5th, 1873.

AFRL 9Th, 1873.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
~ George klem, whose Post Office
address is Lewiston, Trinity County,
State OF California, has made application
for patent tor the MONTEZC MA
GOLD OF ARTZ MINE situated in
Deadwood Mining District in the above
named County and State, and mora par
tlculariy described m tho plat and Fioid
Notes now on die in this office as follows
to wit: Lot No Il 10 Township S3 \, l.
West, Nj. d. NJ, containing 20 Is. 100
acres.
Tho survey ot tho T.odo bogns at
/ Maple Post / inches in diameter marx
! ed NJ situated over the West end OF tho
/ Montezuma Quartz Lode from which,
1 the starting corner, so described in last
course OF the connection line bears \. So
! W VI chains distant a spruce SO inches
1 in diameter bears JO' " 81 links dis
tant from which P0st variation Is 2S'
I East; SO chains 30 n Quart platform st
the eud OF Funnel cut ui which quartz
is being taken from the mine; 4 40 chains
over the miro where Quattl is being taken
ont at this time by stoping; 81 chains in
tersected n poSt1 inches In diameter mark
ed NJ situatcd over tho Lode; q - ct aims To
u spruce 22 inches Ia diameter over tho
Lode : chains leave all sutiuCc indica-
tons of the Lode which appears to dip
under the surface ground, The course oil
the Lode is presumed to continue tho
samo to the Eastsrly end of the claim;
2l.6l chains to Summit of Trinity Noun
tain and enter Shasta County - 20 chains;
intersected post S'l inches in diameter
marked NJ in n rock mound for the East
end Of the mino from which Spruce 20
inches in diameter bears $ 76o w Il links;
Mt. Shasta benrs n 20 8 f.; Lawsons
Peak bears 5 a6 - East. Bounded ON tho
5 W by the Vermont Claim, on the 5 l.
| by Skaters Claim, on tho n + by Molly
n, Claim.
An persons holding any adverse claims
thereto tro required 10 pretutjh jhosnmo 20
the keei~lor ana Recover ot the United
States loud O0ae nt Shasta, California
within sixty days from tho first day OF
Publication OF this notice
AARON BELL.
Aprll3 cod. Register.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-05-18

GoISG.-E. 7. McCausland will leave
carry next week for the East. Only a
uSy or two remains in which to purchase
Iswelry at bedrock prices and settle up
accounts. We are sorry to lose Nc, but
liz mas great expectations which we hope
may be realized.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-05-18

ASAD AND SUDDEN DEATH.-LNst
Tuesday afternoon about 5 o'clock Mrs.
Archlos Warren was taken suddenly i'll
and expired in less than half an hour
Living about mile from town, she was
dead before DR.. Lord, who was summon
ed, could get there. While the immedi
ate cause Of death is not accurately
known, it is supposed to have resulted
from an affection of the heart. Sudden
deaths in family are always hoart-roud-
ing, but in this case it seems to be more
sad than ordinary. Four little children
the oldest six years of age and the young
est an infant of only three weeks-are
left motherless. Mrs Warren was II
lady o! more than ordinary intelligence
and favorite among her acquaintances.
The stricken husband and four mother
less children have the deepest sympathy
Of the community. Her remains were
deposited in the buryiug ground Thurs
day afternoon, very large cOncourse
of our citizens showing their respect for
the departed by following her to the
grave.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-05-18

A BIG ONE.-The longest land notice
ever published in our columns appears
this week. 1t is the notice of application
OF the Nash Deep Gravel Mining Com
pany for Patent to five Placer Mines on
the head of Coffee Creek in the northern
part of this county.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-05-18

NEW BARBER. i Henry Schafer has
opened shaving and hair-dressing sa-
'oon IN the building lately occupied by
a. Warren's shoe shop. He solicits a
snare of patronage. See card in another
column.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-05-18

No MONEY IN IT.-This town is over
run with peddlers, bogus jewclry men,
etc, every one of whom will swindle you
if they get chance. OF course we don t
expect to keep any one from buying their
bogus wares or fraudulent goods because
the American people delight in being
humbngged and are willing to pay for it.
We know that goods can be bought
cheaper from our home merchants than
from itinerant peddlers and hucksters,
and people know it themselves. A man
wno never expects to see you again would
as soon cheat you as not and little rath
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-05-18

rAYING WELL.-Smith &, Lowden,
=" Trinity river above Lowden's Ranch
"'e DONG good work this season and
"'''ng money. They took out $4,000
"' month working eight men.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-05-18

MEMO ATING.-Tammany Saloon has
Oeeh white-washed and cleaned up in
"'ce style this week. A new floor is now
oe'ng la'd and Alex. will have everything
:" hlie order for the Summer campaign.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-05-18

WEATHER during the past week has
''e" cool which has served good pur-
pO'' Ia holding back the snow. Miners
e'O'y"here in this county have ali the
water they require.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-05-18

~ NOT FOUND. The bodies of Mrs.
G "'uorl and daughter, drowned in the
," ''In Fork at Hyam pom last week, had
''' oeen recovered at latest accounts.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-05-18

REV. I. B. FISH will preach at the
Court House next Sunday evening at the
usual hour.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-05-18

DIR. j. G. MONTAGUE represented
Trinity county in the Marysvile Conven-
ton. He returned Wednesday.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-05-18

DAVE HoRN, OF Fort Jones, was here
on business visit this week.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-05-18

CREAM SODA, the new Temperance
drink has been introduced in most Of the
saloons about town
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-05-18

DEATH.-Mrs. Christina Leibrandt,
r"' "Y'"er OF Jacob Leibrsndt Of junction
,a Y ana Mrs. Henry Lorenz, of Weaver
'"o' died at SAINTS Cruz on the 4th instant.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-05-18
NEAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
RECORDED DURING THE PAST WEEK.

Otto Vcllmers to II. Junkans, ct tal.-Mining
land. Oregon Gulch-Sl,7O0.
Wm. Ritterbush to c. Meckel-Mining
Property North Fork-Sl.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-05-18

SHERIFF j. W. PHILBRooK is in San
Francisco attending the Grand Lodge of
Odd Fellows.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-05-18

ISAAC PINCUs and Mrs. Kacznsky
and children returned from San FraLcis-
co last week.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-05-18

THERE will be Mass at the Catholic
Church in Weayervlle, at the usual
hour next Sunday morning, 10th.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-05-18

A FINE b fat cornet in box, complete
with crooks, ETC.. quite new, worth $40,
will be sold for 3l5, at Uncle Harris,
7o2 Kearny street, San Francisco. Send
for it.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-05-18

LAST week local items were very plon
ty; this weel, they are spondingly
scarce. 1t is either a feast or famine
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-05-18

y ALLY stages are now run between
i'ulng and Weaveryille. Travel is
'''ca'ing. ftkfas
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-05-18

-pIH.YT.. COU.R-TE' B:fR3.E.N'TS
.sk.n at their Marked I'"i"e fn %"y-
.f for subscription TO the Journal.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-05-18
SOCIETY NOTICES.
No, IN star Lodrs, W.. OF, IO.O.E.


Holds its regular meetings AT Opp FELLoWSi
HALL, WeavoTville, every Thursday eyening,
at x o'clock Members Of tho Ordor fom
abroad arc cordially invited to attend.
q. u. JUMPER, n. @.
c. W. CRAIG. X. $. ianl.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-03-08
Helali1I 11E sals - Ren!

A nice pu<1Eo Nuz1enpc oo 0oazA Uou1exuua s<ree< A zor ont< c111R w 1of mt EI1w t11z1G><d or r1- furrI5ze eUU1< 1D XEkm oue&Gr fo w. T. fst<.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-03-08
MONDAY.

Grass is springing up with wonderful rapidity all over the hills and plans.
 Hon. L. A. Stevens is still at Gillett quit, unwell, but improving. slowly from his lats severe attack.
 Rev. T. R. Curtis preached very enter taining sermon, on Sunday evening. from the text sGod is love.r
 The @Ben Relcherr mine at Tiptop Is ex. ceedingly rich, but doesn't belong to Harry Mckinney, as !. W. Whitlatch found oui by investigation.
 Rice, Hutch, MeDermist and others. have @ foot shaft for sale near Bumblcbee station,
 Forty recruits for Go. 4. and R., Sixts, Cavalry, arrived at Fort Whippls yesterday morning from Ssn Francisco via Mohavc,
 J.J. Valentine, Genl Sapt., ". F. sk Co now on visit to the Peck Mine, will re- turn tomorrow evening, and on Wednesday morning, under the escort of K. P. Nichols, Division Agent of the c. & A. Stage Go, start for Signal City to take look at the mines on the NcCrackin lode.
 BRoKE Dowx.-The Tiptop stage broke a ;horoughbrace four miles out from Pres tOtts VI t4tufI&l &kktk tI%t1s &-l4 l&8 tt put back to town fer repairs, which detained 1t and its passengers here until Sunday morn ing when they again pulled out.
 Nr. C. N. Marshall. q resident of Big Chino Valley. is in towE and intends Ieav- ing for Santa Barbara, Cal, so-Diorrow. Mr. M. brought into Arizona, last summer about So head of horses which have done well on the Arixonn grazing grounds and his trip now is for tke purpose of bfinginp in another band
 James Graham, formerly of tll> Gfay Eagle stAble<. has Jeff Arizona and gone to new feItI for operations. He tlisp<sed of his teams 10 Mr. Palmer and consc4ucptiy failed b fin his wood contract with tie fsek Company.
 THa sAxDEEs ~--Mr. Dasidson, | Prs cot carpenter, is putting al, some rask1zis near HlsheaduAfers of Lynx Greek. b wcrk rock from mine called <he +Andees. g which IS represented tf' be rich. The nina bciongs Q two hrothtrs Nllozc nelncs u'e
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-03-08
sntuTdsv. X, March 23d. 1873
Notice to Co-oSrnfrs.

To- E. F. Hook and all those claiming ints4ssts r.s Iein} ovners with the undersigned in thai certain nc1 location or mining ciains the Blas.-ao Lclz- iz located by said B. F. Hook aud c. w. Ls1s, D. l f- land and the 1T dersgned on the stl day of Nov fk in tha Pine Grove Mining District, in the Cogz1f Yavsl.ai, in the Territory of Arizona
 You arc hereby notined that the undersigned ta caused to be done upon said plining elsins or o tOns the amount of labor md expendfsrss rs4ec<< by the lava of the United states haf such cxpnditz made in the years 1s74 1875, isI6 and is1I 41 Inc s-me expended upon the interest he'd nf fzd Hook in said mining location claims, szaone to < hundret and sixty dollars.
 And you hereby notified to pay said sun Of mc1 being your respective share Of the costs of said eaE0 dituTes, within ninety days, from the service of ias r tee, to the undersigned, Prescott in the Ef<2 County of Ysvapai, and in default of making such z nent, within sad time, he will claim, under he ss laws of tho United States, forfeiture of the ntp- held by said Hook in said mining location cizm<
 JOSEPH FRANK. PREzcorr, X. T., Feb. 5. 1878
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-03-08
Notice of Dissolution.

The firm neres0rcrs existing uude- tle nase sss style of Hafrncr Mi1gez doing business ln ts To<s ot Aiexandrta- County of Yasapai 4. T.. is EA5s tH dissoisei Dy mutual consent, Mr. Joseph Mnees h&- the concern.
 Al persons wno indshssd to the undersix1sd. zs respectfully rcoiestfd to forward and slszs f- ments inmest1.reiy to Joseph Mingse
 EUGENE HSxrSxE-
 JoszTH E<xszs
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-03-08
Assessment Notrce.

To Hatfield PeftIbone and all others owning or clzI ing to own in the YrcToRTSE mine, situate on Gruc1 Greek, h Hasssyamps District xapapat County
 You arc hereby notified that ii you do net spp>2 within ninety l90l days from the date hereof and p<y c. H. Reyes all of your proportion Of the assessmsn1 required by law the undersigned will claim f8rfHs of yoar interest in said ode according to the m<rs laws now in force. O. N. EETEA
 Prescott. Jan. II. lg7e.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-03-08
PREzcorr, X. T., Fet
Nofiac

All persons interested in tho asstsng ern Iod, lQ2 and silver bearinz} situated near Mineral Park Ealzz District, Moaaye county. Arizona Territory, and W have not paid their proportion Of the ezrezses ncaH in the amount of work done s,id nins rcQui-s,H days, from the dAte hereof, ray to Mrs ccrtbs4 Webourn the amount due, taeir ovnershiR in said s
 will be forfeited in accordance with te mining zEs 1x in force. C. s. WEIE0UHz.
 Mineral Park, November la. 1sTI. /,. st
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-03-08
sherins Sale.

TERRITORY or &n7-oxkl
 CouNTx or YAvte.s. 9 JOHN RaIBLE, Pi't'f rersus WILSON c. cotasx, pfz By virtue of an execution ssEued out of the Dsr.. Court of the Third Judicial District of Arizona m ss for the County of Yayspai, duly tested the zzf s of February. 1878 and to ne directed by vhch "a commanded to make of the personal properly et a above naiuf defendant if sufficient can be flanl. not, then of his real property the sun of Five Hsnz nfnety-nine aud nineistn-hslndredth tS5e9.i4 1,41 jndge.nc1s, and the fnrthfr sum of E.ghis-ss l< tp tpeity-two hnneFsih (s11a2i dollars costs and dte@ lnents, together with aecTaing costs. Failing i1 5 ny personal property of which to make the above I of money. have levied upcn knd taken aIl tls n4 title and interest which the above nssned defealz1 M on the 2lst day of December, lS7a lthe day on zAk the judgement doeketed) of in and tothe fc1orr< desc ibsd real estslte to wits Lot nasnbsf ssyenf1, g15) in block number eight fS) and al imprUfeE<z1 thereon. Said improvements consisting of dx<i1s house. rug occupded by M- Mastsra0n, Esq. sn<.u ofaee now occupied by Doctor Goocfenow. NeEzz hereby slytu that on
 Saturday, March 23d. 1878 At I2 s in front of the Courthouse in Presccit ss> pal County A. IT, VIII ssn the above iescribef rze erty at public auction, the higaest hieEs cs t0 satisfy said execution and all cczis.
 ED. F. BOWERS, Saer.f.
 By Jks. s. GELEz, Under ShfrE Prescott. A. T.. Feb 27, 1878.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-03-08
Assessment Notice.

To yoseph Drew, Len D. sivyer, Hatasd Pstitssf and a others owning claiming to own In the Lssl<s than mine loue situate in Goodwin Dlstrici, Ysgz County, Arizona.
 You hereby notify that If you do not appear VI, m ninety i9o) days from ce date hereof and pay 1 t H. KE1Es. an of your proportion of the ssssssu,rs as required by law. the undersigned viii claim fas re of your Interess in said lode scco<dnz to the nh ing laws now In force. O B. KEXE8.
 Prescott. Jan. n. f67R U.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-03-08
Assessment Notice.

To A y- CoIHAS, part owner in the Psre Tres Ge't
 a1d slvcr Lenc Hzsssyampa Distrse. Yavzpai ConsS
 ty, Arizona 1crrzforx.
 fUu nerarE rotffesf that if vos1 o not rrres v .h n.nety days frn1n the zte Of tts nosce, d pa5 DAtia truoo yoer proportion of Ee as b Fs qslrea py tzw ne undersigned win r<-u farfstMs Of your in1ersst n zad mine or Ioe sccerinz i1s mining laws of me district
 Prescott Dee I3 1S57- e.d pAySD GRDDE.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-03-08
TO The Unfortunate
DR. GgRRoys
SEMINAL VrAKNrss.

Seminal Emissions fke con~~anerre. ef s~lf nhu-<s = sea,s7rs vice. or deprar.d ssznss iadnlgsncs.
 P the youth sf both sexss 10 an aiassi gnIn laz ran of morbid s 5rupsss1s s.,ss.s essd by
 - ,1e.'csz DC aeares Fizs Saliou c5anenarees ts'z - - une eF ne eyes faia ia she head rigging 10 Q, snAf'o-< uneEsa--z abu-st tbs 1sa- eS<ns>s sf s1s s s e.. 'ee4 yis'en. hinnfed infsrct toes of ers enlcrre in approaching strangers dssike - cr - V eee1a'nz.rees d.sposiiicD so shun soeisy, r~ @ 1 nec-'e Ssshes. pmples end va7ious erarttss<
 fsef rsrfed fouses. fs<,d brsafs snnzh hs ess 1'tos ssc<<s. 1so1ononfa and frequent in>sa
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-03-08
HIRED AT HOME.

..s ~~>r< rf cfstance r,ay be CURED AT HOME s s 1x q 'etl<r te Dr. Git8oa Er4finx ease sysaf nsd'e,ns. pronpt7 fsrear<l' re frsm asmses , 'e 1eF f@<f ef ske cosnsry ui,h fuli and 1a1 sa<-- s>< erei>n< Ten dollars coin In rezstsr>* <.- .e-z ,rs t@'zf,.z<c o< :Hfopgh wslk Fsr<s
 < .. 9f 2t es'nc xili b. frr sr.Iea ts any - 'pk< Ad<lrr<s DR J. IT. GIBB0S. @
 Eoz Is319, <7- &12<s tcs.<
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-03-08
MISCELLANEOUS.
R c w E IT S
 YEAST POWDER.
r;r.. Premium awarded by the xEcHASIcs FAIR San Francisco, and the state Fair held ~ sAs'.-
 nsaso for the year 1ss7.

We the undersigned wholssa;s 0roesrs take p.sssnss fin rsmsrkine the increased smznd for Bo~ens frs'l nm Yeast Powdsr and of tessilng to the general sA1 is,.rsion siun by this Brand:
 wELLNAN, PECK CO., ROOT X &SASDEkSO>. HIDDEN. NIPPLE & CO., HEBIrS CO
 HAAS BROS- TABER, HARKER & CO., J N. PIKE A CO.,
 J A. FOIGER CO NEWTON BROS co. " ". DODGE CO., MILLIKIN BROS. CASTLE BROS.
 KRrsE EULER. JONES 6 co.
 M HERMAN < CO ADAMS, MoNElLL Co- IT. DANERI co.
 N & C. NANGELS- TII.LMANN & BENDEL. ALBERT MAU < CO., BOOTH & co.
 ALLEN LEWIS- pELLEPIANE & CO., THOMAS JENNINGS. & FOSTER CO.,
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-05-19
CRIMINAL CALEND!R.
What the District Court Has Go. on II
Hands.

What the District Court Has Go. on Its
Hands.
The following cases constitute the Grim
inal calendar of the current general term of
the district court, as far as indictments have
been found by the grand jury: Thomas
Howard, larceny; Emanuel Harris. colored.
slashing with razor; George Anderson. col
ored, assault with intent to rape his own
daughter, child of ten years of age: Jennie
Z. Clark, better known as Jennie Green, lar
ceny from the person: Henry Enickel. lar
ceny, two indictments: Thomas O'Brian. lar
ceny; John Carr. assault with dangerous
weapon; Michael Cionan, assault with dar :
gerous weapon: William Reinharlit.
forging and uttering an order:
Samuel 3. Trip. horse stealing:
Sylvester Montour, larceny from ware
house; Peter Godfrey, larceny from the per-
son; and Bernard Young, assault with intent
to commit rape, two indictments. The fore
gong have all been arraigned and have
pleaded not guilty. In addition to the
above are two prisoners who have been ar
raisned and have plead guilty. These are
James Daly, larceny of case of shoes. and
Cnarles Clark, obtaining cigars on a forged
order.
The call of the criminal calendar will be
commenced tomorrow but it is not known
now which case will be proceeded with first.
1t will be observed that, although the cases
are numerous, the crimes are not very
heinous, with the exception of the charges
of criminal assault, the most serious being
that against the negro Anderson.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-05-19

The Democratic Legislature of Ohio has
within the last few days laid out the State
into new Congressional districts. The Re-
publicans pretend to be most immensely in
dignant because their opponents have thus
undone the unfair apportionment by which
Democratic State has been able to send to
Congress a delegation of which the majority
was Republican. We have not sufficient
knowledge of the affairs of the State to say
with confidence that the apportionmentb by the
Democrats has been as fair as might be-
Certainly, however, we can say that if the
Democratic Legislature of Ohio has favored
its own party it has done nothing
more than the Republicans have done in
Indiana and the very State of Ohio, not to
speak of New York. AS regards New York
we call to witness the leading Republican
paper of the country-the New York Times
which says:
''.lhe Republicans could at any time within
the last two sessions have secured fair appor-
tionment bill. A Republican Legislature m ust
accept the responsibility for very contempti-
BILE piece of partisan trickery, and the men who
have supposed that the defeat Of any new APP
portionment would better the party's chances
for electing United States Senator, will prob
ably find that they have reckoned without
their host. 1t is very dangerous admission
for political party to make, that it cannot
afford to do right, and it is one which, in the
present case, will find very little countenance
from the majority of the party on whose be-
half it is made"
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-05-19
IN THE CHURCHES.
Announcement of the Spiritual Fcasts to
Be Spread To-Day.

Announcement of the Spiritual Feasts to
Be Spread To-Day.
Unity Church-Services at 1890 A. H.
Sermon by w. G. Gannett. Sunday school
at - NJ.
House of Hope Preaching by Professor
Campbell, 10 A. NJ. ank 8 P. N. Subject in
ship:'' in the evening, s.The Church as
Organic"
Levee-Bethel services at 4 p. II. by Chap
lain Smith.
First Presbyterian Church, corner of
Lafayette and Woodward streets-Services
at 1890 A. NJ. and 8 ?. NJ. The morning
services will be especially appropriate to
young men, who are particularly invited.
Plymouth church, corner Wabashaw street
and Summit avenue. Usual service at 1920
A. II. Sermon by the pastor, Rev. DR.. Dana;
subject, '.,Ihe Masters call, or words to the
thoughtful Evening service at 8 o'clock:
subject, ,s'Why despond or hesitate?" Strang-
ers and others cordially welcome.
st. Pauls church, EpiscopaD corner
Ninth and Olive, Rev. e. ). Thomas, rector.
Services II A. NJ. and 8 p. NJ. Sunday school
2:30 p. NJ. S fittings freq in thu evening.
Christ church, corner Fourth and Frank
jim streets, Rev. W..P. Ten Brock. Rector
Services at 1920 and 1870 p. NJ; Sunday
school at 2:3O P. NJ. All are cordially invit-
ed.
New Jerusalem Cor Swedenborgian)
church, Market street, between 4th and 9Th
streets, Rev. E. G. Mitchell pastor. Services
at 1890 A. M. Subject OF sermon: Scan an
evil man go at once from the gallows to
heayen?''
Y. NJ. c. A. SERVICES.
Bible class at the rooms, corner Wabasbaw
and 9Th streets, at o'clock P. H., led by the
General Secretary. Subject-advance inter
national lessons-The fiery furnace: Dan.
III, 21-27.
Dayton Bluff Sunday echool, 3 P. NC.
". Hackett superintendent.
Dayton Bluff gospel sermon, 4:2O P. M
Rev. VIM. McKibbin.
County Hospital, 8 P. NE. D. Reynolds
Esq.
County Jail 9 p. M.--Mr. Joseph McKib
bin.
Monday evening gospel meeting at the
. rooms at 8 o'clock, led by Colonel McClel-
Ian; half the hour to be given to testimony
meeting.
The regular temperance meeting will be
held at tue Reform club room this afternoon
at o'clock.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-05-19

The GLOBE will open its columns-and
do SO with pleasure-to publish the sermon
of the clergyman who has humanity and re-
ligion enough to preach against murder in
insane asylums or other public institutions.
When ministers teach practical Christianity
people will not only listen but will be infiu-
enced by the sermons. It is, however,
waste of breath to spin out long theoretical
arguments without any practical end in
view. There meyer was more imperative
duty facing the clergy of Minnesota than
that which humanity now calls upon them
to perform to demand the fair and
square investigation of the St. Peter
atrocity.
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and the resolution aoas unanimously adopted.
Later on in the proceedings of the meeting
Gov. Marshall took up the Legislative Man
ual, and, on examining the vote as cast by
Hennepin and Ramsey counties, made mo-
ton to reconsider, without giving any rea-
son for such reconsideration, or making any
protest against the basis of apportionment.
Every member of the committee deemed
the principle of basing the representation
upon the presidential vote as fair. Gov.
Marshall it appears, was sin favor of the
principle, but agin its application
any protest by Gov. Marshall against the
BASIS Of representation, and the only things
he did protest against were the time and
place. which does not surprise any one.
Let us have peace. Yours truly.
L. +. FLETCHER.