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22. 6crmamm NRo, Orctta9, ben D. Mm8mit 1878.
sic afodri6ten iiber hie Ofeids.

= Die gta9ri9ten iiber hie &ei9s'
taes.@abIen in Seutf@lanb finS nod
nidt boIIFdnei9 eineeIaufen, bod last
fid aus Dem bis iebt 8efannten nit
Si6erbeit fdlieBen, bab Die cOnferDatibe
8artei unb Der redte SIii9eI Der 3att'
onauibernIen 9eiuonnen, tndbreno Die
llltramontanen, Sortf@rittIer unO
SociaIbemofroten ni6t pieber bic bo1e
8obI Der @ibe erlan9ten, Die he I'M
Iesten 8arIamente inne batten. Die
SociaIbemotraten e,Ion9ten fobiel
man bis iest tueib - nur in elm paar
fd6ffden @rbeitertiifricten bic gtebrs
belt. - 8ei Der 8ufammenfebung oes
neuen &eidstaees ift es unitueifelbaft,
oas Die BON Der &eeieruns CUR Serbutr
ung bon @usidreitunsen porgef9lneene
@efebentniirfe nn9enommeu tueroen;
peniser sefiisis miro i@ basesen Der
8ei6stas Bel Der Setpiai9ung bon
neuen Steuern ;eisen.
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9uusersnOtb in Gbina.

Gin amtIi6er 8.ridt in Der Betin9er
Staots;eituns bon Mitte Ndrs, ein9e'
fanbt bon 2i>9onien, benz 9Ouperneur
bon Sonan un6 Gan, benz oberiten
GommifIdr Ser Neutrality-suspicious.
ia9t uber bic Sungersnotb in Gina
5oIecnbes: ySn Der eriten Belt bieier
uuerborteu Suu9erSnotb nabrten bic
9ebenben ii9 bon ben 2ei9en Der @e-
itorbenen; ipdter purben Die S6wa6en
bon ben starfen oer;ebrt; ieBt 1T bas
algemeine GIenb gu einer9obe seftiesen,
baB bie 2eute ibre ei0enen 8lutsber'
panoten beridlin9eu. Sdre6lihere
3uitduoe aIs biefe bate Die 9ei9iAte
bi8ber nidt aufsuweiien, uno tuofern
ni9t raf9e SuIfsmaBre9eln aetrofen
ueroen, Damn gebt bic seiammte 8epOl-
feruns bieieS 2anbitri@es gu 8runbe. !"
llebereinitimmenb nit bielem 8erihte
Idreibt Ser fatbolifde 8ridOf bon
S9ansf, Ntoniignore MOnaaattd, aus
Sal guen, Der Sauptitatt Der am mel
ten beimseiudteu 8rOOin;, am "a.
M6rs: ySisber begnii9te man iib nit
benz 9eripeiien Der Seiden, ieBt ober
t0otet man 9ebcnbe, um lie gu Sebren.
Ser 9Ranu iBt feline Srau, G.ltern per'
,ebren ibre S0bne unO G66tcr, uno
umgefebrt ndbren SinSer iid bon ben
9eiberu i9rer Gltern, iuie man fHlt an
ieoem Sage gu b0ren befommt, Vie
&eaieruns bot CUR 9inberung oieier
fur6t6nren 3nitdnbe bisber nur wenia
bei9etrasen. Ser Safer bat e.n GOict
erIa6en, in Dem er iid ieIbit Tormurfs
mndt uno 6ol9enbes iaat: "OaS Sano
bon Sauieno 81 lit nerooet, Die 3obl Der
lleberlebenoen miro BON Der Der 9eitors
benen iibertroifen. gSie fam bies er"
tra9sn werOen? @ir, beren Hfidt es
lit, iiber Die MfiQioucn uniercs SolfeS
nit iorsiamer YFege gu moden, ipir
fnhlen, baB Der Serluit zines icoen
unIerer llntertbanen Die Sol9e uniersr
Mi6etbaten ilt." Nit bieiem pomp'
baften @bict sIaubt Der Saiier ner'
mutblidl Ieiner l8urne uno ben Grfcr'
berniiIen Der Gage @cnii9e 9etb0n 81
| baben.
GbineFi6c 3eitungen peranfdlnger
bie Qlnsabl ser aus 9tctb m SrunS'
8eaanoenen auf mebr ais funf Milio'
nen gNenIben, uno Die arauenbafter
9la6ri6ten iiber 9eiderperSebrung lai'
len Ii6 leioer nidt anSweifeln.
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-Ser9S ter bes s b barleg
81 o +, Sr. @briitian 6. @oB III Pb'Ia'
Selpbia, weIder beim Suden na@ 'e''
ncm entfubrten Sobnhen iein 9anieS
Sem6aen opferte, bat in einem Srlefe
an Die Sc. 9. 3imes" Die bon Den
Satsn res ySitus Saus" in Seuport
auf yong SslunO gu feinen @unltsn
einoeleitete Observation-Disclosures nno
onbere SubIcriptionen nit 9roBter
GntI6iebenbeit ein- fir allem0l ao9e'
lebnt. 9tidt unempfuolid ODER un-
oonfbor fir bie ibm in Ieinem llnalua
bewieiene werttbati9e Sbeilnabme, uno
Sic borin fd auSipredenOe Nlnerfenn'
una Der bon ibm eebradtcn, am lesfen
@nDe Der 9laaemeinbeit 3u9utetonmetls
ben Spfer wobl wiirOigeno; oerma9
0err 9iob OennO6 uidt feline 3u't'mfr''
una ,u elmer eerarti9en oHentli@en
@ommluna ;u 9eben. Sugc9en b'ttst
er iufclle ieiuer iest beoron9ten ma
t.rieaen Sage uno uni Ieiner traur'9er
@nasIesenbeit ao4 groBere OeI1eHtIl9
Felt Al ii6ern, UNI m09Itdit 6ablre'9'
seteuuna uuf Iein g8erf The father
story of Charlie Ross" Preis Sl.5'
far's GrempIar, portofret. Oa3n be
merit Die vSr. 8r." in Suffolo: MI
gSobrbcit gu aeFeben, balten mir oe'
stol, ober Die 3impferIidfeit ces 9err
8ob fur libel ansebrudt. Sn ls'ns
aoae hattie bie 25 @,ents'Notlono'
@ubIcription burduus nidts Demuta
oenbes uno es miro: linn mIttellf Del
ieIbeH aewib cher 9ebolfen tueroen' al
} burd oas fraeIide Bud. neil BET oe
iebiaeu fdiperen 3eiten nl4t ielo
Semauo 81 so bafiir ausgeben NIL
j, uns gar Mandsr, ber's m0dts, mic
:, fann, Snbeb piiui@eu mir Srn. 8oB
pis 70 aufridtis ben bsfen Grfel9'"
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-HOL LO W A Y s.
PILLS AND OINTMENT.
THE GREAT ANTAGONIST OF DISEASE.
nZE1J1ENZA- CATTARRH, ETC.

INFLUENZA, CAI AfkfbfI, hAO.
Nothing is more talked of in all classes Of So
siety than the marvellous cures eatly effected oy
the two great internal and external reI1ediSsI
Holloway's Pills and Ointment All who are
a&ictsd with hoarseness, difficult respiration,
eoid IN the head harsh settled coughs, bropcht-
It's asthma wheeling in the chest, &C. win npd
ffninediAte and permanent relief by rubbing ns
6j3tment well into the throat, neck and chest
a. II I6osent the phlegm and mucous coHected IN
those pasTs while the effect Of the Pllls Is 70
1TnsI tEase huInors from the system. NO house,
Soid shouid be without a supply Of these excellent
hnniIy medicines at this season Of the year.
fMtoRTANT CAUT1oE None are gennlue unlsss eas =
thS Siknafnre of j HAYDoCK, IS agent Ior tnf
tinted States, surrounds each box Of Pt4s ana
0ihffnent boxes at o cents 81 cents and ~ eAcn:
~ There is considerable saving by taxing tae
eYnSI.1vI Holloway 4 Co., New York.
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prris 25c., SOC. unh ST per JIai@e.
J. N. HARRIS g. CO.,

Gssuttnmer fdr BITE iutlideu unh peftIt&en etoassu.
R6-est alien Rssisiu.S SaueIsrn su Passn.
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R1 g4ir gIauben, ohne llebertretb-
une bebaupten Su fonnen, bab es anf
Dem sonsen nmerifanif6en Gontinentt
faum cine gtie6erlofung 9ibt, mo Or.
@ug. &onias @omburser Sropfen ni9t
~ inben finb. Oils cine natiirIi6e
SoIae bieier Yopuldritdt baben fi9
id)Iedte NtenIden on Sdli6unsen oerF
ieIben eemnbt. @s lit oaber unfere
Yfid)t, uniere 9eier su tuarnen uno
raramf aufmcrtIam 81 MAIDEN, baB iene
ddte Slaide bon Sr. Nua. Sonias
Samburaer Sropfen NIT Der unters
Idrift Ser 9erreu 8o9eIer & 60. oer'
ieben ieiu muB.
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- ) ur Y q q otI <1tppt'
Idlen S)ibe in oen lebten @ohen 9ibt
ous Siaual>9ureau in @aibinaton on,
oaB Die iogeuaunte 9lut5weae I'M
gtorbmeiten, Serritorium Wanltabo
entItauoen lei uno iid in einem So9en
mad Dem otIuntifden Sean ge3ogen
babtn. 3uerit fpiirte man lie oann in
Soua, SainoiS unb Wi6curij bann so9
lie nod 9Sisconfin, Snbiuna, Sb'o,
@elt Sir0iniu uno enbIid nod Ycnns
ipluauia, Stem 9ort unb NurrpIano
uuS suIekt nod Sen gteuensIanb Stao-
ten. 9arouf 1T nun einc fublere
Sempcratur 9cfoI9t uno man bofft auf
6eren @n6auer.
Cine aan,e anSere Sbeorie 1T aber
Die, oab Die Sike bonn Mansel on Sle'
den in Der sonne berriibrt. Serilbmte
9lltronomen bebaupten, baB Die Semi
puratur f6 nnd Der 9ln;abI Der Com
nenfIefen ridte, uno swar, onB Die
oibe nm 10 et6ber werce, ie gerin9er
Die 9lnsabl Der SouuenFedcn lei. Se'
aeuperti9 Ieben mir in Der 3eit fe'
lRinimums Der SonnenFedcn, Die ole
elf Sabre mieberfebrt. Gs mir1 an9e-
nemmen, bnB BON iebt an Die Sonren
fledsn wieber sunebmen, bis iie in funl
bis feds Sabren ibrMugimum errcidcn
slod) ben bisberigsn @rfabrun9en uni
Sercd)nungen mar OieieS i9on in
lcbteu Sabre erwartet, auein Die Se
obadtunaem ocs itolieniiden Nltrono
men Sadmi baben bieSbatiu6e ergeber
oab ole @lnsubi Ger 6Ie6en nod imme'
im Glbnchmen lit, 10 iebr, oab iIe nit
unter Ioden lang 8dnSIid febIen
Sn elmer w;henidaftIidcn Sdrift ubs
Oieien @egenitanO (ScSicbunsen De-
Souncnflcdcnperiooe gu meteorlo9iide1
Gridsinunsen, bon Or. 9abn, 1877
finbet man oils 3elultat Oielfaher We
oba6tungsn bic NniiAt ous9elpro&en
SoE in ouffaneuo fnlteu Sabren Con
ueufle6en bdufig bOrbunoen maren, l
auffalIeno wormen bage9en IcIter
Sorousaeiegt nau, oob Die SOnneu
feden cine Storung I'M normalen 81
| itlno Ser Sonncno5er fGde ibre Mnmt
5cnbeit aIio 6ieicu nornIaIen 3uitan
:: beieianet, 10 wiiroe ii6 be9reifen, oa
arose Sibe nit ben Yeriooen eine
gTiuimums ocrSonnsnFe6en sufamme
h6naen fnnn. Ser bon bem 9enannte
Staliener beoba6tete auBeroroentlid
gRauael on Sonnenfe6eu uno ole&bn
fade, bab auf eincn duberf milbe
g8inter elm un9ewObuliu beiber Con
mer eefolgt it, iinO iebr plaufib
8eweiIe oieicr Sbeorie. 9lber ell
,uberldifge GrtIarung f0nneu pir GU
barin nidt fnben. g8dre ole 8beor
bes eenannten itllieuiI9en 9Iftronom'
ridJtia, 70 miiBte aud bic SiBe itufeI
lueiIe BON Sabr su Sobr abb Ober 5une
: men, ie no3Oem Die 3abI Der Sonne
Hefen T9 uermsbrt Ober berminoer
. So bies aber nidJt ser Sau 1T, fpie 4
SeSermaun aus perf6nIi6er Seobot
una iiber;eugen fanu, 10 fonn Ole
Grtldruns nidt ais 3utrefenO betra9
uerben. Die bonn 2 ignaISienits Surs
in gSafbin9ton aufgcitente Sbeorie
lebenfuus er6Bere gBabri4cinlidt
fur T6 unb mir t0nnen nus OeSbf
: mobI Der Sofnuns bin0eben, bub II
bos Sd)Iimmlte uberfanben baben oI
wenioiteus cine 3eitIau9 bon ben SolE
Der ordBli6en Sibe unS er6olen tonn
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NfnrooentIflem 2lol0,

fabrsn reaeImdeis ale IA Gage srii6sn Src=
n, en- un6 Baltimore une nsbmen Yalla9'sre
su biGisiten &atrn an.
gSir MAIDEN nr6 tciOnttrs duf tcIgenes
fir teut16e 8eifenbs bcpbahtun9swertbs Scr'
,iiac aufnertIom pslhe bic 8eile NIT nr'ern
SSS;fsn h,,;, iere IIne unter
IeutIden, tGunen r6 auC nit Sscsrmann
perftdnbiaen cbne 9pImetI6er gu 9rbran1sn.
l1mIisen aus eincm SdifT in bas anetre, fpte
bel intirectcn 9tailsn fnhet Mot lfatf; o's
ValTnaiere actru III Srsmen lrslsib an Srre
Ses Scsancampfsrs unb rerlahsu bsnlsIeen erl'
in 8dltimpre.-
Der 2dncnnssplas tisIsr 1amptl9tne IN
baltimore 1T ,u9leict Ttprt Der baltimore hhe
| Ohio Gilenta6n, nsI6e pafd9ers ron uno n9p
btm gSeIcn an billieercu Nrettcn es'
fTrtert, als iraenb cine Gilentabn Scn NeT
2Jc1f unb pbilabeIpbia.
9ei Infuuft Der 1ampfihiHe rrc eas : e
fir ale 9iittaneeitslltsn 9sidloNsn lB
Ginmanterer nidt Ger @efabt auA Sslret
on 2ctriiarrn tsIdbpinrrlt Su trercsn, mas
anecru Safcnpldgsn letter 10 eft rsr 6aa H.
SScoen 6ra6t II. pniIase in Sielsn N 1soe,
SinIebt empfrblrnSnertben S6iHsn msnoe MAJ
iicb an bic Gjeneral= 9l9enten-
81. &cbubmdcbcr S 3d.,
SO 5 SI0 San Ctr, Baltimore Nto'
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s~ griForb's Scbrifuae. -edne

sg GliHOrbs Sebrifu9 g ednen
unO ii6er pirfenb, 5ei!snO uno frdfti:
oenb, Maturmit.eI fur Sieber unc
@e6lelfeber. 5 = Rein San Der Niat'
mirfens bctuunt. - SieicS oaGemeln
beIiebte NlitteI unteri6eiost tt9 BON
olIen onSeren 6iebermebicinen opr9
noQioe 9teiubeit bon ir9enb mel1en,
peraiftenbe Stuawirfungsn auf ooS
@nitem ausabenDen 8eitanbtbeilen; eS
oeRt uber in Die Circulation unO ser
hort bus eiugeatbmete Gift, babur9 Sts
sranfbeit ansrOttenO, obne iens trau-
riaeu 6O[een gu baben. eI5 Saiusrs
unb Sdmera I'M Sopf, Sbrenfeuler
unb Sder66risteit. Nfan berfn@e eS
einmo[. unb man tpiro nidt mebr obn'
bieies MitteI syitiren fSnnen.
8. 6. 9fi 9 a + bi n, Gissntburf'er
ct. 9ouis.
8u babsn bel allen SrOguifsn mi
Mpotbetsru.
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pA- Tie Sortidritte Der popularcn
Mebi;iu nit ibreu liberrdidenoen um'
paI;ungen 6aben audi auf Die beterinare
0lr;neifunbe ibren mobltbucnoenGinfuB
ousaeiibt. - Die Sage, in meld,en Die
Saustbiere burh auerbano Nfittel gu
Sooe aeboctert ipurben, Iiegen blnter
uus uno beute miro bel Sebdnoluna Der
franfen SauStbicrr, renn elm lotaleS
N1itteL uotbwenbia III, nanelbe ongs'
panct, mas bel Meniden bel 1bnIiben
Sronfbeits Sgmptomen SinoerunA
brodlte, ct. Sufobs Del hat felt Sabrs
hunberteu eiuen Guf ais elm ueterindreS
Seilmittel unb lit bel Der SielIeiti9felt
,eincr Qlnwenouna fur isoen 9anOmann
elm uuenttebrlider Selltano gemnrOen.
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11rher Rnltimnre.

Setsr bsr bas alte gaterlanb beiu6en oesr
1ermantte unb 5repnte rem Gurrpa frmmen
alien mill, IcIte bic pra6tpoaen neuen. etlernen
Shrn,thrn 50 ifnnm hfldiffe be6
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-03-04
FATAL RAILWAY COLLISION.
Suicide on Saturday.

An inquest was held Saturday morning on
the body of a German named Henreich Krem-
mer who had committed suicide by hanging
himself in his room at the Seven corners The
body was discovered by the children of Mr..
Defel, the landlord of the house,
by peeping through the key hole.
They ran down stairs and told
Mr.. Delaney who keeps the meat market
underneath the room occupied by deceased.
That gentleman gave the alarm, and several
persons proceeded up stairs, forced open The
doorway of petition dividing the apartment.
The position Of the corpse showed that the
wretched man had suffered fearfully- leg
was drawn tightly up to the body, the other
touched the floor, but not sufficiently to give
any relief to the frightened cord. One
arm stretched rigidly down
by the side of the body, with the fist
convulsively clenched, the other hand was
clasped to the neck where the cord was cutting
into the flesh. The corpse when cut down was
quite rigid, and 1T was some time before it
could be Strengthened out, showing life had
been extinct some considerable time.
Deceased was tailor about 48 years old.
very short but thick set, with black beard and
hair, and the whole top of the head bald. He
has been known about the nelghborhood of
Seven Corners as frequenter of saloons who
seldom worked. His home presented most
pitiful picture Of restitution and squalor. and
it is supposed the fact of his having to leave
the room for which he had paid no rent so
preyed upon his mind that he gave way to de-
spair, being without money, without friends
driven on to the street homeless and destitute
he sought rest in a suicides dishonored grave.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-03-04
A Missing Youth.

Herman Trott, Esq, PA Eighth street,
has since Friday last felt great anxiety re-
speeding his nephew, II. Fehler, 10 years of
age, who left his home on that morning and
has not been heard of since. Fehler had not
been well for some time, and the night be-
fore his disappearance he retired to bed early,
complaining of not feeling very well. Any
information respecting the wanderer will be
most gratefully received by Mr.. Trott at his
residence, or at the ST. Paul & Pacific rail-
road land Office, foot of Sibley sire ct.
The missing youth is five feet seven or
eight inches in height, very light com
plexioned, with very light blonde hair, no
beard, blue eyes, full face, and broad
shouldered. He wore, on his sudden and un-
explained departure, dark suit of clothes,
blue heavy overcoat and black helmet hat.
He was known to have upon his person
heavy gold ring, which he wore on the little
finger Of the left hand, and silver-cased
watch, and, it is supposed, he carried q
Smith & Wesson revolver. Although of
German nativity, Young Fehlers speaks
English quite fuently.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-03-04
III. ". Blaisdezl. Eco.

being sworn testified Am practicing at
torney of the Ninth judicial district was
present at the January term of the court
never saw Cox intoxicated in or out of court
was present every session except perhaps one
Cox's language and action were becoming
judge while on the bench Cox seemed to give
genera! satisfaction the language, ..What in
hell Is it this courts wants to do % attributed
to Cox, the witness characterized as ssan in
famous lie"
Cross examined by Mr.. smith-spoke upon
the ae,aile question three times; Mr.. Ward
spoke also thereon, although not in practice
before the court; Cox seemed to lean more
to Wards opinion than to witness, as Cox
evidently looked upon Ward as private citi-
zen, and, therefore, not interested in the ,enire
question; witness had a case for trial. and did
not want it put off, and thought it might be
delayed if the new yeaiyc was issued: many
opposed the ue,aire on the plea Of saving ex-
pense to the county; throughout the whole
scene, there was nothing whatever improper in
Coxs language; at that time, in the Language
OF the witness, Judge Cox was Just, a. sober
as am now Cox was inclined, perh1rs !, "a
De little too free on the bench; during the
term the hours were more than ordinarily long.
Wltness-H the committee will allow me.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-03-04

will state right here that this prosecution has
started from q ruling by Judge Cox at the
January term, which involves the integrity Of
certain county officers, who are concerned in
cry is got up to cover those officers tracks.
With this Parthian arrow closed the testimo-
ny of the subpened witnesses, and, after some
conversation. the committee declined to take
further testimony.
Outsiders having withdrawn at the request of
the committee, a conference followed, which
resulted in the determination to present to the
House, on Monday morning, the subjoined re-
port, which, in the meantime, will not receive
any merterial alteration:
That we, your committee, having sum-
moned and examined the clerk of the court of
the Ninth judicial district, the sheriff of Mar
tin county, the foreman of the grand Jury of
the January term, and an attorney practicing
before the court at Fairmont, all of whom
were present during the entire term at which
Judge Cox is accused of unjudicial conduct,
find, from their testimony, that Judge Cox
was not intoxicated when on the bench, and
his conduct as judge while presiding at that
statements named in the Lanesboro Journal
we find wholly untrue. The committee also
state that, under the resolution appointing
them, they have no authority to investigate
Judge Cox while off the bench, or since the adj
jOurnment of that term of court
The lobbies of the capitol were very crowded
at the time the committee had arrived at it's
decision at about 5 p. M, having occupied
only some three hours in the whole business,
As soon as the members Of the inquisition filed
out of their room, they had to run the gauntlet
of rows of anxious inquirers, who, hearing of
the finding, quickly spread it from ear to ear,
and the news soon permeated every nook and
Granny in the building. Judge Cox, who has
many warm and sincere friends, was made the
subject of much hearty handshaking, which he
endured with good humored equanimity
Having heard all the testimony, and, from his
very profession, being well able to judge of its
extreme gauziness the finding Of the commit
tee could not, Of course, have greatly surprised
him; but, whatever might be his outward cool
ness, there can be no question but that he was
rejoiced to see his impeachment vanish into
thin air
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-03-04
ENGLAND DISCOTERS Il NEW CAUSE,
OF UNE4SINESS.
M1srRUsr AND uNEAs1NEss.


LONDON, March "A Constantinople special
says Great mistrust and uneasiness is felt
respecting the Russian designs on the Bos-
moments. notice. Movements, the objects of
which are not apparent. are still progressing.
The position of the British ships at Tuzlo is re-
garded as critical, owing to the short run for
torpedo boats from Tehek Medge or San Ste
fano 1t is strongly suspected that the Thorn
being dispatched to the Sea of Marmora in
sections. The Russians occupy Charkoi,
Radoste, Erglists, Silivri and Tchekmedie ali
of which are admirably suited as basis for
torpedo operations, should it be decided to
menace our feet. Precautions are taken night
~ to guard the vessels against surprise.
OCCUPATION OF coNsTANT1NopLE.
VIENNA, March 2.-The Political Cor1espone1-
ence publishes Constantinople dispatch which
says reliable intelligence from various quarters
agree in the statement that the entry Of por-
ton OF the Russian army into Constantinople
may be shortly expected irrespective of the
signature or delay in the signature of peace
The same paper has semi-offcial communica-
ton from st. Petersburg taking exception to
Count Andrassy's demand for 5000, 900 forms.
1t says though not intended for ornaments, it
is directed against Russia. This credit places
Austria outwardly on the same footing as
England. Russia has certainly no objection to
Austria, s occupation of Bosnia and Herzegovina
Austria objects to compete autonomyof thewhole
Of Bulgaria formed into single province and
its two year occupation by Russia. The latter
combats portion of Bulgaria into two pro-
vinces instancing the fruitlessness of stipula-
lions separating Moldavia and Wallachia.
temporary Russian occupation is imperative
for the maintenance of tranquility and pre-
vention of exercises by Bulgarians, but the
measures of control and supervision may be
taken to prevent the occupation assuring the
character Of conquest or an assimilation thereto.
DUEL IN FRANCE.
PARIS March I'm consequence of the re-
ordinations Friday in the Chamber of Depu-
ties, about the verifcation of the election,
Paul De Cassagnac and Mr.. Thompson of the
Left fought a duel to-day at St. Germaine
Cassagnac's sword pierced Thompson's throat
inticting probably fatal wouad.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-03-04
CITY NOTICE.
OFFICE OF THE City TREASURER.
ST.. PAUL, MINNESOTA, March l, 1878.
Notice for Judgment.

will make application to the District Court
in and for the county of Ramsey and State of
Minnesota, at the special term held Saturday,
March 10th, 1878, at the Court House in st.
Paul. Minnesota, for judgments against the
several lots and real estate embraced in a war
rant in my hands for the collection of unpaid
assessments, with interest aud costs thereon for
the hereinafter named special assessments.
All in the city of st. Paul, county of Ramsey
persons interested may attend and be heard.
The owners and descriptions of lots and real
estate are as follows: