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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-09-13
FORT SMELLING BRIDGE.
A Meeting of the Commission Last Event,

Meeting of the Commission Last Evening.
The Fort Smelling bridge commissioners
held special meeting at the Office of Messrs.
Cochran & Walsh, last evening, at 7:30
o'clock.
communication from Contractor O'Brien
was read by the secretary, Thomas Cochran,
Jr., in which he complained of the estimate
made by the engineer of work done. The
matter was referred to MIR. Sewall for infor
nation.
The bill of Messrs. Davis, O'Brien. g.
Wilson for drawing up the contract was al
lowed and ordered paid.
The bill of J. s. Sewall, for engineers
salaries, building cottage and incidental ex-
penses, $500, was allowed.
The partial estimate of work done by con-
tract, $4,000. was. according to the terms
of the contract, allowed.
The disputed point between Engineer
Sewall and the government engineer, relative
to the piers on the Fort Smelling side of the
river, was the subject of considerable discus
sion. The question of modifying the speci-
fications, so that they should require the
abutments to stand on timber platform.
instead of bed rock, was debated, but nothing
definite was done.
The board then ad journed till Monday at
10 o'clock.
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He Viii be Elected.


Ignatius Donnelly, who ten years ago
made marked sensation in the House of
Representatives by a terrific castigation of
Elihu B. Washburn, as a pretended re-
former of that day, and by general ex-
posture of the greed for Office of the Wash
burn family. was recently nominated by the
Greenbackers as a candidate for Congress in
the Third District of Minnesota, and has
now been accepted by the Democrats. He
will doubtless be elected OH this
fusion ticket, as the district gave Jacob I.
Stewart. the sitting Republican member,
only 2,O96 majority at the last election, and
the accession to the Greenback organization
is mostly from that side. Hayes visit to
Minnesota, timed by he oficeholders and
subssrvlent faction for effect on the Re-
publican convention and the quasi endorse
Inent of the fraudulent administration by
that body, has disguised large element in
the party, that will be apt to stay at home
on election day, and be quite willing to see
the managers in this business get a
lesson in defeat for their gratuitous approval
of the benefciaries of the great crime. From
Vermont to Minnesota, all the Republican
strongi. old of the past show signs of disinte-
grafton in greater or less degree, which
foreshadow crushing break down this fall.
When Vermont, Maine, Massachusetts,
Michigan, Illinois, Wisconsin, and Others
of the old guard wayer at all it forebodea
disaster.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-09-13
Mr.. Donnettu's Comment.

Antl-MOnopollSt.
AS will be seen by the reports of the pro-
ceedings of conventions, given elsewhere.
we are on the track for Congress in the
Third district of Minnesota. We were first
nominated. some weeks since, by the Work
ingmen Of St. Paul in their council:
and on the 9Th of September we
were placed in nomination by the Green
back National party. assem- led in
convention in Minneapolis; and on the 9th
inst. we were likewise nominated by the
Democrats Of the district in their convention
at St Paul. These unsought and unexpected
endorsements we do not regard as in any
sense compliment to ourself-we have gone
through too rough an experience of life to
indulge in any such vanisies-they simply
signify that we are identified with principles
of government which in the fullness of time
are meeting with almost universal accept
ance: and that we are now put forward as
the representative of those principles by all
the elements of opposition to John Sher-
mans policy and William D. Washburn's
candidacy.
We will do our best to achieve success.
and if elected. to deserve it.
We cannot refrain, however, from thank
ing the many kind friends who have con-
trlbuted by their influence to our nomina-
ton. Their generous support is very CRATE
full to the feelings of one who for years has
met little save obloquy and misrepresenta-
ton.
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POST OFFICE ROBBFRy
"a RATHER Singular Case-He Gives p,,,.
inc Money and Gets Arrested

"a hather Singular Case-He Gives Pol.
the Money and Gets Arrested.
Lucien F. Palmer, of Cannon Fo,,, ,uoa
brought to this city yesterday morn;no Nv
mafsnal Anderson and arrrisned before
Commissioner Cardozo, charged with rob-
Ding the United States mails, II annoauaa
from the testimony of Postmaster scboe ia
una Two OF his clerks that several davs aao
one OF the clerks, in emptying the drop 1et
s aea po5' accidentally dropped letter. ~
t dressed to Westerman & Co., HASTINGS na au
' ,ne noor. Returning he picked IT, 81, upon
la1d 1t upon the table. His attent;or up ana
callea to another part of the office 40, Icing ing
moments he lost sight of it. and wba ui a. ieW
turned shortly afterwards the ste, ne re-
nowhere be found. Palmer. who woo. 9. coolo
Inc Office at the time was shortly afta s 400 ut
charged with the theft. He admitla lt1i ~ as
that he thought the letter con. 49, u.
only circular. He had taken it homa aa 1ea
opened it, and found that it contained a no az
On tne FIRST National bank of Hastino n 4 ~
ave OF John Dudley for $50. He retr' ,a IN
'o'n the letter and the draft to the postm ,ea
''' anu was promptly arrested. Ate q
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STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY or kAAi-
~ sey-ss. In Probate Court, Special Term, Sep
TENDER II. 1878.
In the matter Of the estate OF Nicholas Borch.
deceased:
Whereas, An instrument in writing, purporting to
be the last will and testament of Nicholas Boz CHI
deceased late of said county, has been delivered to
this court;
And Whereas, George Presley has fled Herewith
his petition, representing that said Nicholas Borch
died i'll said county on about the year 1870 tes-
tate and that the sole execurix named in said last
Will and testament dead and praying that the said
instrument may be admitted to probate and that le,-
tiers OF administration with the W II annexed be issued
to petitioner; that there debts and that the
said estate be assigned by final deere, the persons
entitled by law.
It is ordered That the proofs of said instrument,
and the said petition, be heard before this Court at
the Prob tie Office in said county, on the seventh
day Of October, A. D. 1878, at ten o'clock In The
forenoon when all concerned may appear and con-
test the probate of said instrument;
And it Is further ordered, That public notice of
the time and place of said hearing be given to all
sons interested, by publication of these orders for
three weeks successfully previous to said day of hear
ing, IN the DAILY GLOBE, newspaper printed and
published at Saint Paul, in said county.
By the Court,
lsrAL.l HENRY o'GORMAN,
Judge of Probate.
Attorneys for Petitioner.
septl3-3v-fd
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The Anti Monopo1;st During the Campnio,

The Anti Monopolist During the Cam paign.
Mr.. Donnelly makes the following an
nouncement in his issue of the 10Th:
In consequence of my nomination for
Congress, and the necessary canvass In which
will be engaged, the editorial management
of the Anti-Monopolist will be for he pres
ent in the hands Of Richard Thornton.
ESQ, lately editor of the Greenback depart
ment of the Anoha San md Republican, to
whom all communications for publication
will be addressed, box F ST. Paul post
office. lGNATIUs DoNNELLY.
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PERSONAL.

Judge Alpha G. May and family. of Milwau-
kee, are sojourning at the Metropolitan
Hon. Ara Barton, Faribault, was in the CITY
Yesterday. on his return from business trip to
Red Wing.
Hon. Henry Poehler, Henderson, the next
| member OF Congress from the Second district.
| is in the city.
Hon. John M. Berry, Faribault, associate
Justice of the supreme court, registered at the
Merchants yesterday.
Hon. J. j. r. Pease, OF GAINESVILLE, Wis. a
prominent Democratic politician of the Badger
State, is at the Metropolitan.
W. D. Washburn of MINNEAPOLIS the man
who will be defeated for Congress, was in the
city yesterday. He looked pale, haggard and
| anxious.
MIR. G. W. Dryer st. Peter, steward of the
insane asylum, is in the city. in attendance
nron the sittings of the investigation commit
tee, with headquarters at the Metropolitan.
Hon. W. M. Campbell. Litchfeld, the able
and hard working representative of that dis
trlct in the assembly, was in the city yesterday.
Donnelly for Congress takes exceedingly we'll
in his locality.
Hon. James McHench, Plainview. of the
State Agricultural society, is at the Metropoli.
tan. MIR. McHcnch has been honored by his
Republican constituency in convention at
Wabashaw yesterday, by denomination for
the Senate.
At the Merchants: J. d. Darling. Minneap-
oils; j. A. Buchanan, q. s. A.; P. B. Perkins,
New York; D. E. Chase, Boston; T. Wilkins
Sterling; w. E. Pontoon, New York; E. T.
Mason, Chicago; J. S. Falls, Pittsburgh; G. E.
Crandel, Chicago; c. L. Baker, Lind Lay. Ont;
Fl. T. Smith, Pickwick, Pa; w. Parkinson,
e. P. Lyman, Chicago; F. w. Blaise, Milwau-
kee; G. M. Novs. Pittsburgh; j. M. Mack, T. P.
Mack; V. w. Wicker, Saginaw; A. Iglaub, Phil
adelphia; j. R. Kimball. New York;
A. a. Reed. Glencoe; G.. A.
Evans. Chicago; w. NJ. Campbell, Litch6eld;
A. ]. Wise. Chicago; j. A. Flomersfell, W.
T.. Briggs,W Glascum. New York; T. P. Lenay.
Baltimore; A.. Barton, Farbau't; H. A.
Heath, w. l.. Curtis, Milwaukee,; Mrs. Karr
and daughter. Memphis; G. s. Ross, Mansfield;
G. F. Linfeld and wife, Moliue; G. Wise,
Boston.
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M,tnicipnl COasrt.
Before Judge Flint. !

CRIMINAL.
Chas Wilson; disorderly conduct. Convict
eel and fined $40 and costs or ten DAYS in iaiI |.
Jail.
John George Klein; dsorderly conduct in the
mouse OF John Lunkenhemer, Jr. Defendant
was convicted and sentenced to pay fine of
s2o or thirty days in Jail. In default of fine
defendant was committed to jail
VIM. White; drunkenness. Committed to
jail for four days.
MARGARET Bradley; habitual drunkenness.
Committed to Jail for sixty days.
State vs.. Michael AIcDermott charged with
larceny from the person of one Delos James on
August t. 1878. James failing to appear to
prosecute, the case was continued for want of
prosecution.
George Longevin; petit larceny. Case con-
tlnued one week ON motion of the city at
torney.
Madden & Wise VS.. the Red River Transpor
tat'on company. Action to recover for certain
plans and specifications. Decision filed order
ing that the plaintiffs have judgment against
the defendants for 300 with interest and
costs.
Michael j. Dover VS.. Franz Fret. Action to
recover for go,.ds alleged to have been lost at
Plaintiffs hotel. Continued to September 19.
1878, at 2P. NJ. ~
James II. Davidson vs.. Charles Bauer. Ac
tion to recover possession of certain premises.
henrietta Snmmerville appeared as intervening
p]alntln. and the case certified to the dis
,ricc court OF ltamsey county, after full
hearing.
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Nothing Equal to the Fairs.

Ik5ts Z eItI ITIUUue.
The two great fairs held at st. Paul and
Minneapolis were both crowned with sue
cess. Either alone we presume surpassed
any previous one ever held in this State. and
the rivalry only served to attract attendance
upon both. For variety of attractions.
for celebrated men and horses, ETC., we know
of nothing in the West that has equalled
these fairs.
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Go In and Uin.

iLltchfeld Observation-Disclosures.
Nationals, pull your coats off, pick your
fints, roll up your sleeves and 60 to work
You now have not only the ablest man in the
Northwest as your candidate for Congress
and standard bearer. but true man to the
people, one who during his 10 g public ser-
vice has not one blot on his oscutcheon, a
political record of honesty and devotion to
the interest of his constituents, that not
even his worst enemies can gainsav. You
owe it to yourselves and to your candidate
to work in season and out of season for his
election.
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n Hasty J,tdyn.ent.
Philadelphia Press. |

Philadelphia Press
1t was much to be wished that Maine
should have followed in the footsteps of Yer
mont with more decisiveness, for the sake of
the influence on other State elections. But
the situation is far from discouraging. AS
far as Congress is concerned, the State is
safe, and we believe later returns will show
the Republican party, which largely out
numbers either of the others, will have
charge Of its internal administration.
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Mr.. Lemicke moved the recommendations
OF the committee in regard to classes IL and
II to 2G, inclusive, be adopted
An amendment that the recommendations
OF the committee be applied to classes 6, Z,
., ., II, IL and 16 also be concurred in.
Amendment agreed to and the original
motion adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Stevens the valuation
OF classes 10, II. 10, 10, 10, 20, 81, 22, 20,
"a, 20 and 26 were retained as returned by
the several counties.
An adjournment was then had, to recon
vene ut $ o'clock this morning
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WASHBURN'S DOOM.
HOW THE OPENING OF THE BATTLE
rs HERdLDED.

The Comments Of the Papers--AIl Agree
that it Will Be Lively--Republicans Con-
cede that 1t Will be Close Rub for the
Pine Ring Man--Democrats Confident of
success--A Determination to Win VIC
tory.
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Ca. be Chee,J,s,ly Spared.
lChicago Times.

The defeat of Hale, of Maine-the hollow
est and noisiest of New England dema-
gogues. will hardly be regretted even by his
Republican associates in Congress. In vir-
tue of Blalne's friendship, he aspired to
something like the leadership of the Repub-
lican side of the House, and his conceit and
assumption made HIM nuisance that will
be cheerfully spared.
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BUSINESS IN MINNESOTA DUR1,
STATE OF MINNESOTA,
DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE,

STATE OF MINNESOTA,
DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE.
Whereas the Home Life Insurance Co1npanv
OF the State of New York has fled in tbis
department sworn statement exhibiting its con-
q tion and business for the year ending December
DISH, 1871 and has otherwise fully compiled with the
requirements of the insurance laws of this State
Now therefore, l, A. r. McGll, Insurance Com
missioner OF the State Of Minnesota, do HEREBY GER
NY that the above named Company is f.l y en-
powered, through its aut ortzed agents. to transact
lIs appropriate business Of Life Insurance in this
state according TO the laws thereof until the 3Iss
day of January, A. D. 1879.
witness my hand and official seal this 10th day Of
September 1878.
lSeal. A. r. McGILL,
Insurance Commis s.oner.
240-42
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Just Retrib,triO,a.

st. Cloud Times-Dem.
Washburn beaten by Donnelly. What a
Just retribution is contained in the thought.
Washburn's Unsuitable greed for Office, drove
Donnelly out of position ten years ago, and
now when Washburn IS reaching out to seize
the long coveted prize Donllelly appears upon
the scene and snatches the victory from the
grasp of the Pine Ring nabob.
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Donme11y the Meet ReDrescutatirc.

Lake City Sentiuel-Dem.l
No man in the United States is better able
to show up the ''true inwardness'' of the
pine land ring than Donnelly, and we shall
expect its champion, w. D. Washburn, will
be handled without gloves during the can
vass. If straws are any indication which
way the wind blows, Ignatius Donnelly will
be the next Representative in Congress from
the Third district. Mr.. Donnelly will stump
the district in his own behalf.
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Ltvezy and Interestang.

Scott County Advocate-Indl
The campaign in the Third district, be
tween Washburn and Donnelly, will be one
of the liveliest and most interesting con-
tests witnessed since the early days Of Min
nesota. And more especially so when
they get to shooting jackasses'' at each
other.
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TIE National Council No 2 Of st. Paul meet
every Friday evening at 8 clock, corner Jack.
son and Seventh street. Business Of national
Importance transacted and the public inte, est
ed are admitted, TO consult their own interest
By order of the chief
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Notice to Creditors---Hearing Be.
fore Commissioners.


In the matter of the estate of Susan B. Jackson de-
ceased.
Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned have
been appointed by the Judge of the Probate Court of
the county OF Ramsey, State of Minnesota, commits
sloners in the matter OF said es,ate receive
anime and adjust all claims aud demands of all per-
sons against said Susan b. Jackson, late OF the
parish OF West Fec;ana, iii the state Of Louisiana
deceased; that six months from August 18th,
1875 have been limited and allowed by sad Court to
creditors to present their claims to aforesaid
and that wa will, on the first Friday every month
for thu next FIVE months, beginning on Friday the
18th day of October, 1879 at the office of William s.
Moore, No. log Third street, ia the city of ST. Paul,
IN said county, meet to receive examine and aius
claims and demands against said deceased as afore-
said.
VIM S. MOORE,
EDWARD MCNAMEE,
j. T. JENSEN,
Commissioners of the Estate
of Susan Is. Jackson, deceased.
sept 13-5w-fri
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The Pine G0bblrr.

lDelano Eagle-Dem
Whether or not the nomination is a wise
one, or good policy for the Democratic
party, the November election will tell. One
thing is certain, however, and that is, if w.
D. Washburn will secure as many votes for
Congress this fall as he gobbled pine trees
while he was surveyor general he will be
sure of going to Congress.
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FIRE DEPARTMENT

ST.. PAUL, Sept. 18th, 1878.
Chas. II. Williams, ESQ.,, President St. Paul
Fire Department Association:
DEAR SIR You most respectfully request
ed to cali a meeting of the above ASSOCIATION,
to take action on the appeal for aid made to
our organization by the afflicted in the South
Respectfully, T. REARDoN,
r. o. STRONG,
E. B. BIRGE,
j. G. DoNNELLY,
JOHN RYAN.
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No Trijaing Afatr.

No TrifinO Afafr.
Wright County Times-Rep.1
Since Donnelly is nominated for Congress
it is reasonable to expect heated canvass
in this district. Well to say the least, Wash
burn has no triiing affair on his hands to
get away with Donnel'y in the canvass, how
ever far he may distance him at the polls.
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ASYLUM INQUIRY.
MORE OF REV. KERR'S CROOKED
FIG URES DROUGHT TO LIGHT.

A Labyrinth, OF Blunders or Rascality--
Great Discrepancy in vouchers--L.
Fletcher OH His Auricular Organ--He
Declines to Appear Before the Commit
tee, But Will Appeal to the People.
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n Hint.

tLitchfeld independently
Republicans, when Washburn comes
around to shake hands with you, be careful
not to soil his kid gloves with your greasy
hands, mind you.
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Chippewa increased 10 per cent. ........ 81 ~
Swift increased 12I per cent........... 1856
Stevens increased rs per cent. .......... 4 %
Pepin increased so per cent. ............ 8 GO
Traverse, no change. Observation-Disclosures. 2 "a
Grant, no change. Observation-Disclosures. 8 80
Douglass increased 80 per cent. ......... 8 81
Otter Tail incJ eased 10 per cent ......... o.
Wilkin increased 121l per cent. ......... 2 "a
Clay, change. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 90
Be ker. no change. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 8 Is
Polk, reduced III per cent ..... 251
Wadena, reduced 10 per cent. .......... 2 80
Todd, increased 30 per cent............. 222
Beltram, increased 20 per cent. . / 90
1tasca. reduced 20 per cent. ............. 2 o.
ST. Louis. reduced 20 per cent ....... 2l2
Lake. no change. Observation-Disclosures. Sc
Carleton, reduced 40 per cent. ....... 2 AZ
Aitkin, reduced so per cent. 22l
Cass, no change. Observation-Disclosures. 2 II
Crow Wong, reduced 40 per cent. Q l6
Morrison. increased ~ per cent. .... 8 10
Benton, increased 10 per cent. .... 2 80
Sherburne, increased 10 per cent ..... 8 %
Mile Laos, increased 70 per cent. ..... 2 %
Pine, no change. Observation-Disclosures. 25
Kanabac, reduced rs per cent .... 2 80
Isanti, increased 25 per cent. 2 SO
Chisago, increased 81 per cent. 1 u
Ramsey, no change. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. II 63
The board having gone through all the
counties on real estate took recess.
At the afternoon session the board took
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THE COURTS.
District CO,srf

Before Judge Simons.]
lhlile Goebel ct al. VS.. Hough s. Dixon.
Order denying motion to strike out, &c.
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STATE EQUALIZATION.

Concluding the Real Estate--The Personal
Property Pretty Generally Increased.
At the meeting of the board of equaliza-
ton the matter of equalizng the value of
real estate in counties not passed upon the
day previous, was proceeded with, resulting
as follows, the valuation being per acre:
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GENTLEMEN: In compliance with your wishes
l cheerfully call a meeting of the St. Paul Fire
Depar ment association this Friday) evening. at
1880. and trust that members will willingly
contribute to the extent of their abilities.
CHAs H. WILLIAMS,
President f. d. A.
ST. Panl Sent II 1878
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Theu Can't Do 1t.

LlICuHeIu Inuependent.
II any man can say that Ignatius Don
nelly has ever been guilty of one dishonest
act during his whole political career let him
step to the front and say it.
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The board having gone through all the
counties on real estate took recess.
At the afternoon session the board took
up the report of the committee on personal
property valuation, and the committees re-
concentrations were agreed to as follows:
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-09-13

Soldiers Additional Homesteads for sale BY
MOTION, MOORE & Co.,
Pioneer Press building
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Probate Court.

before Judge OGOrman.
Last will and testament of Nicolaus Borch
hled and petition for probate of same present.
ed. Or.er made for hearing proofs of will
October I.
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St. Paul, Sept. 10, 1878.
Correction.

ST. PETER, Mimi, Sept. ~, 1878.
To the Editor of the Globe.
DEAR SIR: In your paper of yesterday,
the 18th inst, under the head of sInsane
Asylum" you say that we have charged the
Asylum with common fence nails, $40 per
key" We deny ever making any such
charge. Respectfully,
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DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.

OFFICE OF OBSERVATION, SIGNAL CoRps. q. 8. A.
INaERsoLL BLOCK, THIRD STREET,
ST.. PAUL, MINI.
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AUDITORS NOTICE.
AUDITORS NOTICE.
CorNrY AUDITORS OFFICE,
RAMSEY COUNTY, MIMI,
ST. PAUL. Aab. 3lst, 1878.
Tax judi ,ment Sale.

Pursuant to a real estate tax Judgment of the Dis
tric Court, in the county OF Ramsey, State of Mime
sofa, entered the 3Dth day Of August, 1873, IN pro-
ceedings for enforcing payment Of taxes aud pen
alties upon real estate in the county of Ramsey
manning deln uent cn the first day of June, 1878,
aud of the statutes in such case made and provided
| Shall on the
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Too Thousand Majority.

IuastIHss Ou1on-OeHJ
Washb.rn's bed is not one of roses. and a
lively campaign may be expected. Ramsey
county ought to be good for 1000 majority
for Donnelly.