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District Court.
Before Judge Brill. |

COURT CASES.
In chambers Judge Brill heard and disposed
of the following court cases yesterday:
Case No. 81. Edward Inghran VS.. Harriet A.
Dawson ct al. Reset for Oct. Is.
Case No. 80. Lyman G. Dayton VS.. Daniel
Mullen ct al. On motion of plaintiff, the case
waa dismissed.
Adjourned until 10 A. M. to-day.
THE CALL.
Oct. 9: Case No. So.
Thomas 81. Hall VS.. Johanna Hall.
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First ward, first precinct.
Second ward, old court house.
Third ward city hail.
Fourth ward, First precinct, 5 delegates.
Fourth ward, Second precinct 2 delegates.
Fourth ward, Third precinct, delegates.
Fifth ward, First precinct, engine house.
Sixth ward and townships usual places OF
voting. JAS. J. HILL, Oh.
JAS. ROBERTS,
P. II. KELLY,
o. o. CULLEN,
]. G. MCCARTHY,
N. HARDY,
B. MAGoFFIN JR.,
County Committee
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AT THE sHERIFF'S OFFICE.
At an early hour last night, quite crowd
had assembled here to wait for the electoral
returns. Friends brought in word as fast as
the result was made known at the precincts.
Each new arrival brought salts
factory news to the assembly. So
as he announced his good news, s'all for King .
he was heartily greeted ''good boy Then
turning about in a body, Sheriff King received
the warm congratulation of friends. and the
all right King, I am glad of it, etc.
To all of which the sheriff re-
sponded in good form, and seemed
to partake of the general jubilant feeling. If
the gathering last night be any indication of
what's to happen, Sheriff King has coterie Of
friends, who mean to see him elected The
crowd hung about until a late hour, and left in
high good humor over the result.
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COUNTY FINANCES.

The Cole ctions for the Past Four Months
in Detail.
The county treasurer reports collections for
the four months ending Sept 80, amounting to
$41, 093.47. The sources from which the money
was derived are as follows:
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AT THE sHERIFF's orr1cr

The twenty eight votes are a bare majority
but it is probable he will have more when the
convention assemblies at the old court house at
IL A. RI to-day =
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DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN

DaILI WEATHER. BULLETIN.
OFFICE OF OBSERVATION, SIGNAL CORPS, u. s. A.
lNGERsoLL BLOCK, THIRD STREET.
ST. PAUL, MINI.
Observations taken at the same moment of
time at all stations.
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It is Decided to be an Assault Only-A
Prisoner With an unknown Tongue-His
Attorney Can't interview Him-Minor
Cases.

In the district court, Judge Wilzin presiding
the case of John Olson. charged with an assault
with intent to commit rape on the person of
Johanna Nelson, was resumed yesterday at 10
o'clock A. NJ.
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I3 MILLS.

That is the Record Which the Democratic
City of st. Paul Presents to the Tax Payers
as the Result of Democratic Administra-
ton.
If there is any one thing st. Paul may be
justly proud of, it is the low tax levy for the
year 1873 The amount to be settled on, and
already definitely computed, is Is mills. This
sum includes every tax for county, State.
city and school purposes, and revenue.
This levy too is made in the face of the various
and many improvements in progress and pro-
jected. The levy is made on a property valua-
ton of $2l000,O00, decrease az compared
with last year of $5,O00,0OO. In this respect
st. Paul is the banner city of the United
States. The only city which approximates
anywhere near the solid condition Of this city,
is Detroit, Mich. But in this comparison St.
Paul looms ahead, because many collateral
circumstances must be taken into consideration
Detroit in population is 100000; the property
valuation is set down at the figures. $4,000
600. The tax levy is 9 mills. This levy is
solely for city purposes, and excludes the
revenue collected for the county, State and
even city school expenses. St. Paul. $4,000
in population, with property valuation of
S2l,0 0.0O0, makes levy Of 9O-10O mills for
city purposes alone, including schools. And
for all other purposes the tax will be IS mills.
This is apportioned as follows:
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Mills
Interest and sinking fund. .......... ..2. So
General fund. ...................... q. SO
Ward fund az
Board Of education, school purposes .1.24
SIXTH WARD.
Interest and sinking fund SO
General fund. ...................... 2. 81
Ward 1und ................... 80
Board of education: school purposes .....1 "a
Total 6 a,
NEW TERRITORY
Interest and sinking fund .53
General fund ....................2. SO
Board of education, school purposes. "a
Ward Iund' ....................... 80
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The vote resulted as follows:

E Eagan ...................... 153
nm - Dohhel. Observation-Disclosures. 1917
of these Brom run both on the Heck and
King ticket. The other four are Delaney men.
The King ticket was as follows and received
"a votes: R, A. Smith, John Miner, G. D.
O'Brien, Charles Faber, Frank Brom.
The Heck ticket received 1l6 votes. and was
as follows: Fred Weber, John Picha, Thorn
Bowers, Jacob Haas, F. A. Brom.
On the Delaney ticket F. Poff was defeated.
he receiving ISL votes.
The splits were as follows Smith, 8 votes:
Minor, 9; O'Brien, z; F. Brown. 5; O'Donnel, 9;
Webber, 2; Banning, s; Bowers. L; Haas, s;
Horeish, q; Eagan. 5; Poff, g. Faber, 5.
These votes were cast indifferently on the
three tickets, and in noting up the result made
the several majorities given to the elected del
gates over what the straight ticket got
Second Precinct-At the voting place in this
precinct, about forty votes were cast. The fol
lowing were elected, both King delegates: f..
Hollenshead, Julius J. Will Jams.
Third Precinct-A small number of votes
were polled here. The result was as follows:
r. W. H. Gilderman, Nick Rauen, Ed. s.
Shields.
Of these Rauen is straight out Heck man.
The other two were on both the King and Heck
ticket.
FIFTH WARD.
In the Fifth ward the primary was organized
with VIM. H. Shelly and Con Toomey as Judges,
and Jas. H. O'Farrell, clerk. There was a good
deal of good natured rivalry and a
total of 259 votes cast OF these the King
ticket received 148; the Delany-Heck ticket
lOl, and the Heck ticket pure and simple 10,
The delegates elected were as follows:
DIR. VIM. Richeson P. Eagan, B. Scheffer.
Ed. Rice, Jr., M. D. Kelley, NJ. Mullane
The combination ticket, which was defeated
was:
j. J. Egan, John Kiemen, John OBrien.
August Moline, Michael Muilane, II. G. Ehrm-
antraut.
The Heck ticket was: Cornelius CASEY.
Henry Hinkins, Patrick Brown, J. J. Egan.
Hermann Trott, G. w. Turner.
WHITE BEAR.
The election passed off quietly, and resulted
in the election Of King delegates, as follows:
Albert CleWitt .................. Sc
nnooine I!aoarre. ....................98
Leopold Auge ...................9 80
The defeated candidates were Paul Labarre.
So, and Felix Labarre. L..
Sixth WARD.
There were two tickets at this precinct but
they only differed by the change of one name.
The winning ticket bore the legend. for sher-
if, j. @. Mccarthy" This ticket received So
votes and was: Il. N. Hare, John Burch and
Alphonso Farrell.
The other and the defeated ticket was. A.
Farrell John Burch and John Norman
REHABILITATION.
The delegation are reported to stand as fol-
lows. "a votes in convention.
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DEMOCRATICCO CONVENTION

The Democracy of Ramsey county will meet
in convention at the old court house in the city
of Saint Paul on Wednesday, October 9th, 1878,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ. for the purpose of putting
IN nomination candidates to be voted for at the
ensuing election, for the following offices:
Judge of the district court; sheriff; auditor;
judge of probate; Senator for the Twenty
third Senatorial district; Senator for the
iwenty-tourth Senatorial district; four Repre-
sentatives from the city. one Representative
from the country; two county commissioners
from the city; one county commissioners from
the country.
The wards and townships will hold their eau
cuses on Tuesday afternoon, the 9Th October,
in the city from to z o'clock P. M; in the
townships from 8 to o'clock P. NJ, and will
| elect delegates according to the numbers set
opposite their respective localities. viz:
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The delegation are reported to stand as fol
lows, 81 votes in convention:
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LAMPREY L JAMES,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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ORDIN ANCE NO. 176.
Published July fOth, 1871

An Ordinance entitled an Ordinance
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Delinquent Tax Notice

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s:id day osng sspte%oss "a and s ,
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The New York herald., 1878-09-16
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES

s.Fritz" at the Grand Opera House tonight.
The Hess Opera Company open this evening at the
Brooklyn Park Theatre, with Miss Emma Abbott s
Marguerite in .Fausl."
Miss Minnie Cummings is making the tour Of West
ern and Central New York, embracing Syracuse,
Rochester, Utica, &c. with considerable success. She
appears In protean comedy.
The tull cast OF "Evadne," at the Finh Avenue
Theatre this evening, Will be as MISUNDERSTANDING
Mary Anderson; Olivia, Agnes Elliott; the Page,
Mario Boyd: Ludovico. Frank Mordaunt; Colonna,
Edward J. Buckley; the King, Hart Conway; vicen-
ito, L. A. Mcdowell; spalatro, Jamos Psakes New
scenery by witham and new costumes will be pro-
vided.
Miss Ada Gaddis, whose name appeared In the cast
at the Grand Opera House connection with Uncle
Tens Cabin, desires It TO DO known that the
ment II IL but iair to say, however,
that the performance attraction, notwithsaud.
Ing tho iady's absence.
1t is not true that Miss Kate Claxton has released
her hold the Lyceum Theatre. Mr.. Sheridan
Shook states that aftor the engagement of Mr.. Den
Thompson, who Is now presenting his huo character
play "Josn whitcomb," sLo will assume formal
management and lend 10 the place the individuality
that has been one OF Miss Caxton's characteristics
during her connection with the stage
The following is tho programme Of the perfor nance
whicn Is be given Friday afternoon at Booths
Theatre for the benefit OF the yellow fever suerers:
/. Harrgan and Hart In one OF their best comic
sketches, ''Patrick's Day Parade"
2. First appearance IN America OF Genevievs Ward
as Lady Macbeth (sleep walking scenel
8. Tennyson's 'Charge OF the Light Brigade" by
Miss Ada Cavendish.
L. Englisn ballad, by Clara Louise Kellogg
s. Act OF the Lady OF Lyons" with Miss Fanny
Davenport as Pauline, maynap Thorne or Coghian
Claude Melnotte
8. Birch and Backus. OF the San Francisco Min.
strels, In one ot their negro speciality acts.
Z. Frank Bush dialect actor.
g. Scanlan and Cronin, in their funny Irish sketch,
ssTne . ODonavans"
The Yellow Fever Committee have written to Gen.
cral Mcclellan, Governor Robinson, &C., to be- pres
ent in the boxes. The house will be decorated. The
seats will bo sold auction theatre TO- morrow
afternoon at iour O'clock and alter that by regular
sale at the box Office, the principal hotels Rulmans
Ill Broadway and At all the Offices OF the American
District Telegraph Company.
The New York herald., 1878-09-16
THEODORE THOMAS CONCERTS.

To TIE EDiroS THE HERALD:-
Under 'Muscal aud Dramatic Notes" In TO.
days HERALD you stated that "tho season OF Theo-
dore Thomas summer evening concerts at Giimoro's
Garden ended last evening"" meaning Saturday cven-
ing We cannot Imagine how you we're led IN 10 such
orror. Tho season will terminate either the 2Sth
or Goth OF the current month, not before On the
21st INST, evening, have at the garden the cere-
Douies attcnd ding tno presentation oil przss by Gov
ernor Mcclellan aud huJor General Hancock TO the
winning teams at the Creedmoor iall meeting on
the 25a inst the grand benefit 10 ala OF The yellow
lever sufferers takes place here and during the 25th
2Oth and 27tn tue New York horticultural show ",
all these Mr.. Thomas will hold his regular course OF
summer concerts. Respectfully,
SHOOK q GILMORE.
GILxoRK's GARDEN, Sept 10, 1879
The New York herald., 1878-09-16
THE MApLEsoN CONoARr TROUPE.

Mr.. HENRY MAPLEsoN, JR.-IHE YOUNG MAN
AoER's oUTLooK-aAEIE RVzE AND HER
PROSPECTS,.
II Ia not often that reporter, in meeting with
members OF the operate fraternity, can elicit the
frank lak which desired by the public IN con-
nection with tho approaching season. Mr.. Mapicson
Ir., Is exception to the rule. Young, enthusiastic,
married TO his profession and also to one OF It's most
beautiful ornaments: inhoring large share OF tho
enterprise that has msdo the name OF hts father known
world wide, Is natural that he should speak by the
book and therefore, say things which are Interesting
The list Of successful operalc managers, or TO use
the Italian term '1mpresan," 10 not a long one. In
fact, ene may count them as you do nrst class tenor
or prma dome. your nngers, aud il is only here
The New York herald., 1878-09-16

story written at the request of the publishers Of
McGee's Illustrated Weekly to typify an incident In
IrishAmercan lle The publisher assures the reader
real lie.
A. 5. Barnes g. Co. have published book on inter-
national exhibitions containing criticisms upon and
descriptions OF The appearance and management OF
the exhibition at Paris by Charles Grindriez, the
French architcct, and on the Vienna Exhibition, by
Professor James Morgan Hart.
T. G. Duncan, NJ D., has written little volume en-
titled SHOW To Be Plump" in which ne recommends
oysters as fattening; also water taken between but
not at meals
Among the awards of the Department Of Education
at the Paris Exposition Is bronze medal to the New
England Journal of Education.
The New York herald., 1878-09-16
LITERARY CRIT CHAT.

'rho Waverley Dictionary" containing complete
alphabet OF all the characters in SIR Waiter SCOTS
novels with descriptions OF each ana collections, by
Mary Rogers, rs In the press OF J. o. GrIggs Co.,
Chicago.
Macmillan 4 Co. have Issued Murray's Ground
About France beng salient sketches Of French life.
Hachettc Co. the great publishing house OF Paris,
does business OF $4,000, coo year, gives employ
ment to 5000 persons, publishes average OF one
book day and sends out annually 200 900 packages
"From Killarney to New York." BY Sister Mary
Francis Clare. known 40 the Nun OF Kenmare. The
The New York herald., 1878-09-16
OUR STUDENTS IN MUNICH.

There are about iorty American students In and
about Munich. A number OF tnem have established
themselves at Polling, little village two miles from
the Bavarian capital ana i've aud paint In an aban.
aoned and picturesque old monastery. The large
rooms make 1ne studios, snd In the summer tne
regular residents arc joined by the vi art
colony
AZ the distribution Of medals TO the students the
different art schools at Munich, wnicn occurred
lately, the American students carried OF their full
share oi honors. Al the Acauemy schools Walter
Mckewcn, oi Chicago, and Frank kirgpatrok, OF
Pniadelphia, received silver medals Ior drawings
from tho life, aud Louis Ritter, OF Cincinnati bronze
one. Al the L,uden Schmitt school Frank StrobrduV
was awarded u silver medal Ior work IN OIL
The New York herald., 1878-09-16

The accounts we're supervised and approved by
William Winter, Esq, and Mayor Ely's receipts Tor
the different CHECKS have been received.
IL Is due TO the ladies and gentlemen In every de-
partnont oil the theatre, and to Mary Anderson. Ed
win Booth, Joseph Jefferson and John Mccullough,
VINO volunteered thor sofvices, as well as to tue
aud "A. - Secrs 10 state ihat, except Tor the
paper advertising, the bcnsnt was wholly without
expense. Yours. respectfully,
FISKE A HARKINS.
The New York herald., 1878-09-16
THE FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE
BENEFIT.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
Will you be good enough TO publish, for tho infor-
nation OF all concerned, the following balance sheet
of the benefit given this on the 9th ns :.