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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-02-01
TUESDAY, tho 2eth day Of March, 1878,

commencing at 10 o'clock a. NJ, at the FRONT
DOOR OF THE COURT HOUSE OF PRESTON
COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA, proceed 10 sell Ia
the highest and best bidder the following described
real estate or 90 much thereof a. may DO necessary
10 pay the debt secured by said deed Of trust and
the accrued interest thereon, and the expenses Of
sale, including the trustees commissions that 10 IA
say: The following real estate and property, stu
tefs Of Three Forks creek, known rs tho
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-02-01

HoUsE FOR sALE-I otier for nile The hou,e
" on south Front street., Illand, In which i now
room and water closet; wash house ana coai house
In the basement There arc hot and cold water
and gas fixtures on all three aodrs The LOT II 40
BY Is Ieet, and the grounds well Improved,
Terms easy. Apply 70 HeTYey d BTitt.
JOHN MORGAN,
eepA South Front Street, Island.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-02-01

Tar track oil the Pittsburgh & Castle
Shannon Railroad was located last week
to the National Pike one mile east OF
Hillsboro, in Warrington county.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-02-01

COuHSsIoSEES Um W, N
WHEELING, W. Va, JAnurI y, ~ y,
Notice Is hereby given that have tl:d n W r
day, the 18th day Of FebulIy, lS,', W',.ItSt
A. NJ, a. the time, and my ottco, Nc ~! ri MI
line street, Wheeling, Ohio county We ~. I'D,
As the place for taking and stating 'a' p'
said decree mentioned. ,r oowpg,
Commissioner Of the County Court OlOE""N'
W. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-02-01
EoR SALE

FOE SALE
/ offer for sale my property on Main street, eop-
hstlng Of two store rooms md dwelling, Nos 2oib
and 20l7. The house 10 Of brick and two stories
high. also otier for sale the Saloon In room No.
2017, with all tho fixtures complete, ut great
bargain. Terms easy. For full particulars apply
10 JOHN sCHNELL, sR,
iali No, 20l6 Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-02-01
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
State Of West Virginia, County Of Oh& ID
County Court Of Ohio County,
Joseph W. Morgan, Administrator Oi 'S'u1''
John Atkinson, decd,

vs.. -,
Agnes R. Atkinson and others In C.,ss,
By virtue Of decree made and s1ter NJ Y !. 4
cause at tina Decenber term, 1877, Of nd ~;
Is referred to tho undersigned Commits. n,
take, state and report an account o. int w IN,
any, on the rear estate mentioned 10 ~ ~ Z
Ing the real estate Of which John Ak.j
seized and possessed In lee at The W 0aJIs
deAth), and tho piioIities thereof Gud o. M! IS
and demands against the estate oil JOaa A'N''
decd. ,.m.A
Also, an account Of the hdmini.tradC,a S'E n,
Joseph W. Morgan Of the estate Of said ''a'A-
son. decd. VB
Also, the value Of the dover Of AEna u \ X
kinaon In the land ordered 10 be 'oid y st1
cree, and any other matters deemed Ptl 81, = !
the Commissioner or required BY any fE'
BY the terms Of aid decree the FuGia.,. y
this notice once week for four slec',,l w
shall b equivalent TO personal service Of w.
all the parties interested.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-02-01
Dress Goods! Dress Good,l
FURs. FURs!

Ladies' and children's Furs Of all ibid a,a
and prices. Here 10 something useful and am
able Tor you TO buy for ChrIsim Is and EtI Id
Gift. Our stock ID new and Of the best rull y4t
Mink, Sable, Alaska Mink, Lynx, Sdl ID
Childrei's Blue Coney, White Cone!, tai n
Coney, and other varieties. All very chap
Felt and Cloth sklrts-A hne line d lhetp6
acme m low o. SOC.
Ladies' and GentIemen's Silk and Liza En-
kerehieis-yery suitable for the HOlItgL o.
and see them.
Gentlemen's fne Cashmere Muflas-I a4
assortment OF these very desirable goods,
Ladies' Twillshts, Clouds and Nubn, In n
Lace Ties, Collars and Cuts, HOhEry and Gs'a
Everything necessary TO d you out " D
Holidays.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-02-01
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

elm Grove Accommodation train only
runs between Wheeling and Elm Grove
tDaily except acknowledgements Accommodation.
tSteubcnyille Accommodation train dur
Ing the day passes backward and forward between
Martins Ferry and Bellalre, stopping when regui-
red at sherman House, Rtnayille, West Wheeling
and Gravel Hill.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-02-01
TlRUsTEE's SALE
\ OF the
GIades IronWorks
Preston County, West Virginia.

BY write Of deed OF trust made by Abner Evans,
Jr, to the undersigned trustee dated the 10Th day
Of December. 1876, and Of record among the land
Deed Book No. 80, PIP. 32S, 826 and 827, will on
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-02-01
Nne1 lnnnI.

The suez Canal Is doing q profitable
and increasing business, a. the following
figures will show. -
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1878-10-19
Desperate ReACCCateT Between
Whites and Black

VlcKsBuG, Oct. 14-Ncws from
the neighborhood Of Waterproof,
La, about forty.fve miles below
this city, brought by the steamer
Nutchez this evening, are Of a doci-
dedIy warlike character. There
was a political meeting going on
and eX-Chicf Justice John [, Lude-
ing bad been addressing them, u
distul bance arose aud arms were
freely used during the fight, Capt.
Peake and four negroes were kill
ed. Among the negroes wounded,
is one named Fairfax, Il nominee
for Congress in Tenas parish. The
negroes were organized and en-
camped at Bass Landing, u short
distance above the battle ground;
they are Iseventy-fve strong and
increasing. The whites are also
encampcd near Rodney Point,
about eight miles from the negro
camp. Both parties are sleeping
on their arms. When the Natche2
passed st, Joseph, La, reports
were rife that the negroes intend.
ed saoking the town. This morn.
ing great excitement prevailed and
the whites hid dispatched to the
joining parish for reiniorcemcnts.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1878-10-19

A dispatch from w. J, L. Hol-
land to the AUalaaCts on the 10Th,
gives the latest we have seen
from Holly Springs:
There was a gathering Of conva-
lcscents, Physicians and nurses,
and the Rev, +. b. Miller held ser
vices. Rev Ben Black, Il coIorod
minister, was present, and Joined
his prayers with ours in rendering
tribute to God on that, the seventh
Sabbath OF our affection.
This morning Gen. W. S. Feath.
crslon, Rev. Il. D. Miller and DR..
B. f. M'Kee lett for Louisville te
rccupcrate The lever is abaliug
for want of material, and the great
trouble now Is that the citizens
who have gone away from here
will return before the danger i
over, and become victims OF the
plague. One hospital has been
closed, and only tour patients re.
main in the other. The J~ostitu
ton among those who have had
the fever is very great.
w. J. l.. HOLLAND.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1878-10-19
Established In 1910.

The DR.. A. Q. Simmons's Vego-
table Liver Medicine advertised in
another column is the original and
only genuine Simmons Liver Ne.
dicine, manufactured at Chattanoo.
ga, Tenn, in which city and viclni.
ty it has been made and used for
nearly forty gears. Il is probably
the oldest and best Vegetable Liver
medicine in the world. 1t is IA Il.
teotive in Liver diseases as calomel
and perfectly harmless. Every
package is enclosed in n yriiow
,CruPper, aud has the likeness Of
the old doctor engraved upon it.
Sample packages free Of charge
at the Drug Stores in Macon, whore
the medicine is also for sale
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1878-10-19
LAST TUESDAY ELECTION.
Their Effects uPog The Prospects Of
The Two Great part!eS-DmO
cratic Gains that Assure
their Control Of the
New C0ngre $,

The election news has been Gag
crly SOUGHT Tor. At this time what
seems certain is that.
l., Tho Rnnublicons b,vo aIoct-
cd thair SInto ,irErt in Ohio
rrh,s il defeat for ,hr Drmorr,,s
who carried the State last year by
a plurality of 22,52O votes.
Fad. The Congressional delega.
ton from ONO is Democratic.
This is a GREAT ADVANTAGE Gained
bv the Democrats. The delegation
in the present House stands 8
Democrats and Y Republicans. In
tho next Uousa il will stand II
Democrats and 9 Republicans.
3rd. The Democrats have made
a clean sweep in Indiana. TO all
appearances ii has become Il reliable
Democratic State. Their State
Ticket has been elected by a pIu-
ralIty OF 10000 to l2,0OO votes
more than twsce that plurality for
IlIden q Hendrcks IN 1876. They
have carried the Legislature which
ensures a Democratic Successor to
Seenator Norhees-probably the
"tall Sycamore" himself.
4. The Democrats have carried
the Congressional delegation. In
the present House there arc 8 Re
pubIicans and / Democrats. In the
next House there will be I Demo
Gratis / National ana . Republicans.
This Is " clear loss OF 1 to
the RopuoIIcrns and Il gain Of 3 to
the Democrats
9th Ia lowa'the Republican State
ticket IS elected. though it seems
by Il greatly reduced majority
over the Democratic reenback
fusion ticket.
9th. Republicans retain control
of the Congressional DELEGATION
though they have lost two mem.
bers. The present delegation stand
9 Republicans and no Democrat
The new delegation will stand 7
Republicans and 2 Democrat.
Geenbackers.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1878-10-19

Quite q sensation was created at
Arte,ia to day by the arrival, on
the down train, Of Dr.. Chas. Bas-
kerviIIe out Of Memphis. We are
gralifod that Charley has recov.
cred aud hope all apprehension
with regard to his presence will
be quiet 40 that he may receive the
welcome due his heroic conduct
CoLumjuS Independent.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1878-10-19

Rev. James r. Graves, of the
Southern Baptisl, of this city, loft
Memphis for California with the
design Of delivering Il series Of lee,
lures in that State. lie arrived at
Salt Lake City, whor9 he was
stricken with the yellow fever, and
was taken in charge and nu"sed to
couva'escenco by tho Catholic Sis
tiers oftbat city. After recovering
he resumed his journey, and ar,
rived safe and well in sacramento.
Rather a strange coincIdence-the
leader Of the Baptist of thcs South
stricken down in a Mormon city,
and receiving the christian chart
ties, and attention OF Catholic Sis
tiers. Appeal.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1878-10-19
Election In Memphis,

The county Court yesterday, in
its wisdom, elected TO the important
position of Sheriff of Shelby county,
II man who could not, at an election,
have carried any ward Of the city
or civil district in the county. His
name is MCGOWAN. Appeal, Oct.
10.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1878-10-19

They had a black frost at Cairo
and all that section of country on
Monday morning, But the fever
prevails, and is reported to a great
er extent than usual. 1t seems, as
the doctors say, that nothing but q
freeze will put a stop to the pesti-
lence,-I olumbus Index.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1878-10-19

The health of the community does
not appear to be as good as usual
Malorial fevers 7 raging to some
extent in different localities Louis
vile Index.
Though the fever is "raging,' we
see, from the same paper, hat "thc
quarantine restrictions were raised
last Saturday, which seemed to send
10y to the hearts of many"
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1878-10-19

W. Iyie Westbrook, secretary of
the Towards at Brownsville, and ed
itor of the Bee, died of the fever on
the 8th. Hid did noble service be
fore he was taken sick, Before the
war, he edited the West Point Broad
Axe.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1878-10-19
MERIDIAN, Oct. 18th, rs.

Horatio BordweH, Shuquaiak To
tai cases OF sickness 145 deaths 80.
Cases under treatment 72--maiori.
ty colorcd. Drs. differ about typo
of dcsease.
JOSEPH BARDWELL
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1878-10-19


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'"y'' ''' '',"' ''',''.'',.
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""J. -, ,,' ~
UoII,nd -r,rnmhns I.5.x
Cant Frank Bprke,,. another
oj;,or orso scnkan If for tho
ros,,;nn 4 wri,er j., fine Looms.
ri,Io I,dov STRANGELY. aivon,tn. Ms
c,o;ms
,r Vii v!....r ism
new paper at Corinth. published IN
the interest of Davis and the
Gree1backs.
From = nriy.to letter from Mai
whitfoId dated sborg. De-,
1o.b inc I,jsr c~x,ractS IN, follow.
;a, 81 am ,om. wall Rowan
abating in the city but spreading
RAPIDLY all over the county to a.
most every plantation.
1t is not oXagseration to say,
there are over 1000 people sick to.
day in Warren county, from yell
low fever and dying rapidly. Some
in H'nds and adjoining parishes IN
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1878-10-19

The Courier-Jomnal says that
Hayes's Mexican order should be ey.
ecuted as a matter of justice to the
people of Texas. Gen. Ord was or
dered to pursue marauders into Mex,
leo, if the lawless incursions contin-
nod
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1878-10-19

Iba or,n.Ia IN snpuprt of its very
na.,ror v;,,. ~ Buddhism ana
R,3ibo t,,, tbis nnn1rtunitv Of
m,k,rr i, r,spor,e and hone that
NIL VIII understand my object TO
bn MI ~ murh nm attack ON the
,in,rs of INV individual, rs nm nj.
,or,t IN ur,vnnt IN, snrrad of n
t.Iss tnarbinr and one which no
~ ot rs wnnId like to believe.
The uSgnr opotes the Wcstmin.
st,r Review rs authority for its re-
m,rl..hI, ,,,trm,nt tha; Buddha
wa. r.,rao in fhn yafcsdar 70. saints
Nv. rho Cathono chnrrh The writ.
nr NJ tbo o~rticIn whoever he may
h, = have NOT seen tbe article ey-
con, rs ouoted in The .Sup"0 eyi.
4.,r,I, nov worry i,tIe Of the ems.
conn. Of tbo CafioIic cburcb. and
.,lIro tba .Snn" mov consider the
" Review unimpeocbablc authou
f., an bis,arrral Questions for
m. g,rero liz nrrtrr 10 o., TO those
vhn ora n,ciIiarDy IN a coulition
=, gnoy ,bo nr,s may DESIRE TO
g..,mo .ron.intod with and i'll
v.,r, ,,in,,t +, ,vamfno ~ IN any
to.> nGrnII,ry w,rbfp tbe knowI.
,i,a' ,f r,,b,.ir WRITER'S or Ca,bo.
liz hfst,-ians / should certainly 90
=, ham t,r rba intcrmntlnn and
NOT ~ nm, a r,rhoIlr source rs
,nn " Rryinv or even the learned
sll,or Of ,Snn."
Nv ,nforma,;or ostbo custom of
,bo ;,.thoI,n cb1rcb in relation to
,La cgn1nil,tinn Of saints is. (and
,Ti. 4,,.,., tr,o, r.tLoIc sonroo.(
,T.t ontsi3n ot,bn Cat6ol
or,r bn nlo.cI nn
49,, EaIa-4or' - .,in,s onJ ;,JooI
ls tr as I nm ACQUAINTED with fine
tparbir.s + wouId he utterly IN.
consistent with their fundamental
that, II makes no u~lIerGnce no"
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1878-10-19
LATEST FEVER NEWS.

Jackson Miss, oct. l6-Thomas },
O'Nrjll; Chairman special relief CONF
mittee-Thanks, Have drawn for amour.
hundred and fifty sick here. TWEEN
ty-cignt deaths 70 date. All are gloomy,
J.. l.. Power.
Meridian, iIiss., Oct. I7.-Ladies Ma
cou Relief Association; Please accept
our thanks for donation of II hundred
dollars to our sufferers. Cases to date,
one hundred and fifty ~oight-dcaths, for
ty-seyou.
". W. GEORGE, Jr.,
Pres't Meridian Association.
Meridirn, Miss Oct. lS,-H. "A, Minor,
NJ. D., Macon: We have had forty-eight
deaths to date. Among them, we'll known
citizens who died, were X. J. MoslGy, W.,
I. and Chas. Mclean, T. j. Terry, VIM.
'''''' '"''' VIM N1' '"'
Preston, John Ward and n daughter of
~ ""''PS'
w. W. GEORGE, Jr.,
rest Alu AsSoc'"I'oh'
'Ae'So"' Tenn 0''' II a. Ml"o''
""'o' i"0'o % s0"' suspicious
'''' VI ''''' "''0
Oo''"'"' "''''' 02' i'-DF' NinoF
No So''o" lever "''0-"o' eve" " su'P'-
o''"' '"'''
J. d. BECK. NJ. D..
Pres't Board of Health,
NJ r;dion Mis-. Oct I7,-G G Df,.
lard fetal deaths and case, here to date.
15o-dostb. 40 Have mode orroncsmont
70 ,o, snnn1io. rr,m vohiI. and w,,,a \,
Glad or a,y d,no+ions +, moro, # Won So,
,ro,oor 70 o,olo ,lom
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1878-10-19

kev. Nj, Fox, of Louisville, Miss,
gives notice, through the Index, that
IN consequence of the terrible rava,
Ses OF yellow fever within the bounds
Of the Mississippi Synod, the physi-
cans Of the place and other friends
are Of the opinion, that it would be
lnezpedlent to meet there at this par
tlcglar time. The notice is address
ed to the members of the Synod Of
the Cumberland Presbyterian church
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1878-10-19

Cavett's. ~ ~
South Carolina Rice, mcw} l2c
., Onions Potatoes, Apples and
western Butter at Cayetts =
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1878-10-19

The homeopathic treatment op-
pears to have been the mo.t success
full in the epidemic. When the fc-
yer breaks ont the Dra. administer
remedies which produce on a healthy
person effects similar to the symp-
toms of the disease. Something Exc
the hair of the dog is good for the
bite. A homeopathic hospital was
established at Chattanooga as late aa
October 18th.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1878-10-19

election is thrown into the House.
This prize has been obtained, and
while the Omo Democrats were
DESTROYS Of Carrying the State, my
informant inferred that the icad
crs traded OIL State for Coon
gress" wherever it was possible.
In Indiana the Democrats have
not only secured tho Congression-
al delegation by a clear majoritty
over both the Republicans and Ma.
tionals hut they have secured the
Legislature which elects Il Sena'
ter.
2. The Democratic succcSs in
Ohio, and Indiana, and the break
in the Republican column in Iowa,
assures the Democrats control OF
the next House of Representatives,
Nothing but a strong outbreak IN
The South can prevent this result
that the new party is strong III the
South is certain, but experienced
politicians say that while in Virginia
and other Southern States the VOC
will be large, yet that being spread
over largo districts, it will not and
cannot seriously endangor Democr-
tie supremacy.
3. 1t is certain that the Republi'
Daily globe., 1878-10-28
M1NNEAFoais GLOsEl.Ers.

The Donnelly club will hold meeting TO-
night at Cooper's hall. All are invited to be
present.
The pupils who attend the Humboldt school
will be transferred to the new building this
morning.
A gang of workmen were repairing the ira OK
of the Minneapolis & st. Louis railroad between
Washington avenue and the suspension bridge
yesterday.
The lecture which was to be delivered by
Pence Opera House, for some unknown reason
did not take place.
The Metropolitan theatre company will ap-
tfu play of r ,sedale. which will occupy the
boards the entire week.
Hartz. the renowned magician, will open at
the Academy on Thursday night for season Of
three nights. MIR. Hartz has received the high
he has exhibited. In connection with the en-
tertainment he gives 100 presents away each
night without extra charge.
Germania Hose Company No. 8 gave a ball at
Harmonic Hall Saturday evening, which was
largely attended. Among those present was
number of local politicians and several of the
candidates for the varIous county offices. All
who attended had first-cass time, nothing oc-
earring to mar the festivities of the evening.
The station house was we'll filed Yesterday,
there being on the register the names of three
transient guests aud eleven men who will come
before the judge this morning and each make
the same excuse--that they did not intend to
get drunk just took little to keep the cold
out; and it was rather chilly Saturday night
may be considered good by the Judge
Daily globe., 1878-10-28
LAND SALE.
SALE,
Railroad Lands in Minnesota.

In compliance with act of the Legislature of the
State of Minnesota, approved March LIST, 1877, en-
lines Of railroad commonly known as the Saint Paul
and Pacific Extension hnes," I will sell at public
auction to the highest bidder for cash, at my ofice
in the Capitol building, in st. Paul. on Wednesday,
the 9th day of November 1s7s and from day to day
thereafter until the whole shall have been offered
about $4,000 acres of land ia legal government SUBJ
divisions, situated in the county of Morrison and
State of Minnesota, through winch county the rail-
road is completed and in operation.
These lands are advantageously situated, con-
yenlent to settlements, generally well watered
and gently undulatng, and consist Of choice hard
wood timber land, pine land, prairie and meadow,
and are all within ten miles and most OF them within
six miles of the railroad track.
Maps file at the Executive office, showing
the relative situation of these lands, and descriptive
by letter me, to the publication Office Of this
newspaper. j. S. PILLSBURY,
Governor of Minnesota.
EXECUTIVE OFFICE, ST. PAUL, MINI, October
%, 1873. 283.
Daily globe., 1878-10-28
B0RN and DIED.
Statistics of the Births and Deaths in Min
nesota During the Year 1877.

Statistics of the Births and Deaths in Min
nesota During the Year 1877.
Full statistics of births and deaths were
completed yesterday at the secretary of
states Office. The report as completed is
very elaborate, exhaustive and instructinp.
From it we gather that in 1877 there were
q, ,799 births in Minnesota. being 5S4 in ex-
cess of 1876. It is shown that 1877 was a
very healthy year compared to 1876, for not
withstanding a large increase of population,
the deaths we're 494 less than in '76. There
was an excess of births over deaths in 1877
of 1920, the population consequently being
increased by births alone to tnat amount.
La 1876 the increase by births over deaths
was l4,162. This shows greater increase
of population in 1877 than 1875 by 1,O38.
OF the q, ,799 births there were 527 twins,273
male and 256 female, and one case of trip
lets-tWo males and one femal,. The tables
also show that there were born in Minnesota
III illegitats chidren-52 male and So fe-
male; in 1876 there were 103. The follow
ing table shows the nationality of the
parents of the children born in 1877:
Daily globe., 1878-10-28
Rrn,v.4, fJ.e blind Reu4e,..

j. Randall Brown, the mind reader, gave an
exhibition Of his wonderful power, at the
Academy last evening, to large audience.
committee of six persons, consisting of d. B.
Marshall Edward Henderson. A. Al. Greely, A.
D. Milford, John Nine and DR.. Ham raond, was
chosen by the audience and Mr.. Brown then
stated that he could only operate on a person
who was capable of concentrating his mind in
tensely on one particular thing. The commit
tee chose the first subject Mr.. Sylvester
Chase who secreted large brass pin under one
OF the parquette chairs while air. Brown was
ab-ent from the room. Hr. Brown then ap-
pcared blindfolded. and taking Mr.. Chases
hand in his, walked directly to the spot and
found the article.
The second test was that of finding certain
person in the audience of whom the subject
was thinking.
DR.. Putnam chosen by the committee,
but having theory of his to how it
was done, did not concentrate his mind enough
for Mr.. Brown to fnd the person thought Of.
Col. Crosby was also chosen, but Mr. Brown
was unable TO discover the person of whom MIR.
Crosby was thinking. B, D. Marshall one of
the committee, was then chosen, and having
concentrated bis mind on the person, Mr.. Brown
discovered him Immediately, and received great
applause from the audience for his efforts.
The lateness of the hour prevents a COM
plete account of the entertainment being
given, but will be given in full in to-morrow's S
Daily globe., 1878-10-28
From SUNDAYS Edition.

The folloacing matter ON this page appeared
in Sunday's edition. The reason for this 1epub-
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scriptio,s does not include the Sunday issue, and
comparatively fen in the country care to pay extra
for the Sunday edition, Which lies in the St. Paul
post office and goes out in the same mail qoith the
Monday paper. The more important neaos, to
the extent Of taoo or three columns. is therefore
re1'etb1is7sed ON Monday for the benefit Of country
subscribers aCho do not see the SUNDAY GLOBE.