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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-03-08
FIRE THIS lMORNING.

Narrow Escape of Family of Seven
The ire alarm clanked out its discordant
notes soon after midnight. The alarm having
been turned in at several boxes, no small con
fusion was caused rs to the locality of the fire.
GLOBE reporter soon found himself, however,
down Glencoe street, opposite Columbia street,
where was a frame house and a barn completely
enveloped IN tiames Nos. 4, 2, and engines
We're on: the ground and hard at work, their
efforts however were without avail and the
buildings were completely destroyed the fire.
men by dint of great exertion saved the adj
jacent building which was at one time all
ablaze.
Inquiry showed the house and barn were oc-
cuPled by James Mccarthy his wife
and six children MIR. MCCARTHY
was away from home, in Dakota county after
wood. Mrs. Mccarthy and children were in
bed. One child was sick, and the mother had
70 administer medicine every hour. Waking
smoke, land she was nearly choked. She sprang
from the bed and ran to the kitchen to find It
all IN flames. She hurried her children up and
had barely time to get them into the street with
sufficient clothing to cover them. She told The
GLOBE man that she thought the fire originated
that was covered with flames. Nothing was
saved; the furniture, clothing, except what
they had on, and $50 in money were DESTROYED.
Mrs. Mccarthy did not know if the
buildings were insured; she thought per-
haps they were. but the Oldest giri
said the insurance ran out some time since.
inquiry amongst the neighbors disclosed the
fact that there was contest between
N and s. Mayal as to the ownership Of
the house. the latter claiming that the former
never paid him for the ground on which
1t was built. At one ime he threatened to re.
move 2. the house. The buildings are valued at
The adjoining premises, saved by the FIRE
men, belong to Frank johnson, who recent
y Dougnt them Of Mr.. Defrankie, and was
converting, part, into dwelling house.
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ELECTION NOTICE,
OFFICE OF COUNTY AUDITOR.
RAMSEY County MINI,
ST.. PAUL, March 9th, 1878.
Notice is Hereby Given That On
Tuesday the 2eth Day of
March, 1878, a
ELECTION !

For the County of Ramsey, will be held in ac-
cordance with the provisions of an act of the
Legislature of the State of Minnesota En-
titled an act to authorize the Board of County
Commissioners of Ramsey county to issue
bonds of said county for the construction of q
free bridge across the Mississippi river at or
near Fort Smelling approved March second A.
D. 1878.
1t being provided in said act by section one
thereof, that the Board of County Commission
ers of said Ramsey county hereby author
lied and empowered to issue, at any time with
in three years after the date of the approval of
this act the bonds of said Ramsey county with
coupons to the amount of One Hundred Thou
sand (Sl0O. 0OOl dollars, or so much thereof as
may be necessary for the purpose of aiding and
constructing said bridge, in accordance With
the. terms and provisions of said act, which said
special election will be held between the
hours of
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PERSONAL.

y, Levi 3. Thompson, Esq, county attorney of
Washington, is in the city.
Frank p. Joy, the ever joyful and the ever
frank, of Saltwater, was doing the city yes
terday.
Prof J. H. Murch can be seen at Charley
Caldwelfs, corner of Fourth and jackson
streets.
Mr.. R. G. Judson, secretary of the State Agri-
cultural society, left on business trip East last
evening. During MIR. Judson's absence Mr. L.
p. Fluke, assistant secretary of the Agricul-
tural society will attend to the duties Of the
secretary's Office.
I'd: P. Rogers of Chicago, agent of the Cas-
well Improved Coupling company and manu-
facturers of fire department. supplies, was yes
terday receiving the hospitalities of the city
Strong.
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A STRANGE lint; True Storv

About o'clock the afternoon of Wednes-
day two young ladies were walking along st..
Peter street, near the corner of Twelfth. when
one Of the pair was observed to step into va
can't lot near by where she gave birth to an in
FAINT child. Her companion, who is said to be
her sister, and who was evidently cognizant Of
the situation, hurried down to a livery stable
near the custom house where she procured a
carriage, and returning to the lot above desig-
mated, took in her sister and her newborn
charge snd then drove off in the direction of
Rice street and Melrose avenue The names of
the parties are known and the occurrence as
above stated is true in all particulars
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Miscellaneous Special Laws.
To amend chapter Sc of the session laws of 1884
being an act to incorporate the Minnesota Central
University. lrssf.e5ff q, -.
of 1872. As5ll5s3al - -.s1'.=s1sSs -
Authorizing the city Of Red Wing to lease portion
of Main street. 1865 - - =.
view and Elgn il Wabashaw county, to record deeds
For ferry scross the Minnesota river at ottows,
IN LIE Sueur county. =
70 provide for the drawing of jurors in the city Of
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Milwaukee Produce Market.

MILWAUKEE, March Z.
FLOUR-Quiet and steady, but dull.
GRA1N-Wheat opened firm and Nc higher,
and closed weak; No. hard SLIP; No. l 81. IOs/
No. 2 $1.O61a; March SlO6 April 81 .O6: Nav
51.07155; No.3 S1.0l. Corn, quiet; No. 2 nom
inal at 42@421ac. Oats, steady; No. 241Ic.
Rye, steady; No. 55c. Barley stronger; No.
2 52}9154c; April SIC.
PROFESSIONALISM and demoralized: mess
pork dull at $3.50, cash or April; $685. May
Lard, prime steam dull at $500. cash: 81. 50
May.
HOGS-Dressed, dull and lower, at 1915:
live, quiet and unchanged at $3.50.
wheat.
wheat.
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Amending and certifying de Charter Of the city Of

Hastings.
Relating to Justices dockets in Brainerd.
Amending special laws Of 1877, relating to the vii
lage charter Of Morristown.
Incorporating the village Of Pleasant Grove, in
Olmsted county.
Amending the village charter of Delano, Wright
county. .
Repeating the village charter Of shieadsvile.
Amending section 2, of chaper 235, OF special laws
of 1877, relating to the village of Dlahatk.
Amending the act Incorporating the village of
Waseca. frE9 1880
Amending the charter Of the city of Winona.
Amending the charter of the city of Wabashaw.
Amending the act incorporating the city of Fari-
bault.
Organizing the village Of Clairmont, in the county
of Dodge.
Amending the charter of the city of Rochester.
Amending the charter Of the city of Mankato.
incorporating the village of Dundas.
Authorizing the city of Shakopee to e0pend money
for certain purposes.
To extend the city limits of Owatonna.
Amending the act incorporating the village of
Blooming Prairie, in Steele county.
Amending the act incorporating the village Of
Chaska.
Amending the act incorporating the city of Austin.
Amending the act incorporating the village of
Chatfeld.
To vacate town plat of Witoka Winona county,
Amending the charter Of St. Paul, and certain acts
amendatory thereof.
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Philadelphia Produce Market.
Foreign Markets.

ANTWERP, March Z.
PETROLEUM-27s ed.
LONDON, March T.
TALLOW-39s Sd.
SUGAR-No. IL D. S. 23s 3d@23s Cd.
Observation-Disclosures, 1Os
L1NSEED OIL-25s Cd.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 24s Sd@24s Cd.
oo,,,,o, LIVERPOOL. March I.
GoIION-Firm at 6I@6sls; sales $4,000
$780, pun @'ooo' american
GRAlN.Wheat, California white wheat,
average, lis 6d@l2s; do club lis sdta12s Cd;
red western spring No. 2 to l, 9s 9d(1I0s Sd;
winter do los lOd@11s 3D. Corn, old western
mixed 28s 3d@2ss Cd; new do 26s 6d(a2es Cd.
Oats, American, IS. Barley SIS Cd.
FLOUR-Western canal 24s 6d@26s,
PEAS-Canadian 36s I'd.
CLOVER SEED-American, 400 As.
PROVlSlONS-Pork, 54s. Beef, prime mess
s4s. Lard, American 37s Bacon, long clear
rs; short clear 2Ss. Cheese fine American
Cos.
IALLOW-Fine American 40s Sd.
PEIkOLEUM-Spirits rs Sd; refined 1Os Cd.
LlNSEED OIL-26s Cd.
ROSlN-Common 5s Sd pale 12s.
TURPENTINE-26s
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Municipal Court.

August Eggert VS.. j. s. Parsons; action to
recover for lumber sold. Tried and sub
mitted.
John N. Gebhardt vs.. John Ortle; action on
account. Continued to to-day at p. m.
CRIMINAL.
On motion of the city attorney, the case of
Anna 9. Preston, who pleaded guilty to selling
liquor without a license was held open,
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THE COURTS.
District Court.

District Court.
Before Judge Simons.
Mary Monier, guardian, etc. VS., Louis
Demueles. On trial.
Before Judge Wilkin.
hosanna Wallace and husband VS.. r. W.
Johnson, administrator, for George and Alexis
McAuley, deceased. Damages for use of prop
efty In controversy. Tried and submitted
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Draining Lakes.Catching Fish---Cattle
cunning at Large.

ty. $3.50
Authorizing lake to be lowered in Pope county.
10 prevent the running at large of cattle or other
domestic animals In Chippewa county, -
10 lower the water of certain swamp lake in Hem.
nepin county. : -''-o ' - = %,
Making it lawful to catch fish with nets in the
county of Kandiyohi = s9 VIZ
10 amend an act entitled an act to prevent the nm
ning at large of domestic animals in the county If
Sibley. - ,s' o''ASs VI
Relative to beasts doing damage in Ravenna town.
ship, in Dakota county.
10 prevent the running at large of cattle and
otner animals In the west half of Grant county.
For an act to amend an act entitled "an act to
vent tne running at large of cattle other domestic
ANIMALS IN the county of Clay"
In relation to the draining Of certain latas IN
Stearns aud Pope countless laws -
~, 10 prohibit the catching of fish in Sleepy Eye
lake during certain seasons of the year
Authorizing the draining Of SWAMP ]ands In tho
counties of Steele and Waseca and the lowering nf
Goose and Rice lakes, in Waseca county,
Preventng the running at large Of cattle and other
domestic animals In Rice county, $3.50
: Authorizing the draining of certain Mud lake in
Mcleod county. 'A' -
Preventing the running at large of cattle In Rem.
Vile county. -'eA
Regulating the running at large of horses cattle
mules and asses in the county of Chisago.
Preventing domestic animals from running at
large in the county Of Swift.
Authorizing the draining of Lake Mary, Wright
county. -
Preventing cattle running 1t large In the first COM
missioner district Of Hennepdn county.
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A Card,

We hereby tender our sincere thanks to the
81. Paul fire department. and to many kind
friends for their efforts at the late FIRE in our
store. GRoRF & RERKEY.
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Schools and school Districts

TO detach certain territory from independent school
district No. Z, of Wnnebago City, in Farbault coun-
ty, and attach the same to school district No 10.
To detach certain territory from Independent
school district Of Madela, Waterman county, and at
tach the same toschool district No. g. in said county
10 enlarge the boundaries of Independent school
distsict Mo- IA, In Meeker county.
10 change the boundaries of Faribault school dis
trict No. ~, Of Rice county.
To detach certain territory from school district No.
40, LIE Sueur colrty, and attach the same to indie
pendent school district No. II, of said county.
Detachng certain territory from school district No.
81. in LIE Sueur county, and attaching the same to
school district No 49, IN said county.
Relieving the independent school district of Belle
Plaine, in the county of Scott
county, to assume and pay the debts of school dis
trict No. 60, of said county.
Detachng joint school district No: SO, in the
tics Of Wright and Stearns, to Clearwater indie
pendent school district, in said counties.
/ Authorizing the board of education of Duluth to
use pat Of the fund known as the permanent school
fund.- and providing for its reimbursement
Amending section I, Of chapter 1O7, of special
laws of 1871, relating 20 common schools Of St.
Charles school district.
Relative to the treasurer Of the board of education
of the city of st. Paul.
Authorizing joint school district No. 80, in Mower
and Fillmore counties, to use certain funds to pay
Authorizing the superintendent of schools to hold
Institutes and teachers examinations in certain
school officers
To provide for election of county superintend-
ent of schools in and for the county Of Ramsey.
State of Minnesota.
Changing boundary of school district No. 10. in
Dakota county.
Establishing school district No. 1OO in the town of
Lakeview, Dakota county.
Relating to schools in Minneapolis.
Providing for the collection Of debts against school
districts, where trustees have moved away and none
elected in their stead.
Reducing the laws relative to the public schools in
the city Of Mankato into act, and to amend the
same.
Supplementary to an act entitled, Gan act to pro-
vide uniform and cheap text books for the public
schools OF the State Of Minnesota" approved Feb
%, 1877.
Relating to special school district at st. Cloud
Providing for the disbursement of school MONEYS
In the city of Rochester, Olmsted county
Relating to public schools.
Changing the boundary of Madelia school district,
Tfat6nwan couaty
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Of which 1000 were New York Central, 1000
Erie, 1890 Lake Shore, $4,000 Northwestern
common, 24OOO Northwestern preferred, $4,000
st; ~ Paul common, 1000. St. Paul preferred,
ern Union, 5000 Pacific Mail, and 1900 G. C.
G. &I.
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SIXTY DAYS WORK.
LIST OF BILLS PASSED BY THE
LEGISLATURE.

Connlete Record of What the Solons
Have Been Doing-A Royal display OF
woodchucks-List of Bills Which Have
Passed Both Houses up to Four O'clock
This Morning.
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REAL ESTATE.

WEHAfE 10 Acres lying between this city and
" Mhheapolls on the Lake Como road at a very
great bargain for cash. GRIGGs & JOHNSON.
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Pyobate Co,.,S.

Before Judge O'Gorman.
Estate of A. F. Parker Last will and tesla
ment admitted to probate, and executrix or
dered to give bonds in the sum of 5000.
Estate of Fred. Theobald. Order made ex-
tending time to settle the estate six months,
Estate of John Burk. Thomas Bremen an
poi nted administrator, and order to give bonds
in the sum of $4 900,
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New York Produce Market.

corro, NEW YORK, March 7.
GOIION-Firm at $11.12l6; futures steady.
aa aLLeOUR-Dul1; receipts 10000 bbls; No. 2
Rz.fo95.15; super state and western S4.OOM
no; common to good S4.75@5.O0; good to
choice S5.05@5.85; white wheat extra SIS. 9O9
6.5O; fancy s685@7.75; extra Ohio 81. 8O1
6.7o; St.Louis S4.85@7.75; Minnesota patent
process S6.4O@8.25. Rye -four dull at SO. 90
93.lo Corn meal, dull; western $2.5O02. 90
GRAIN-Wheat, steady; receipts SO, 900 bins.
No. 3 spring $l.l6; No. Milwaukee 81 .23:
No. Minnesota and No. spring Northwestern
$1.26}5; undraded winter $I.33; No. 3 do
S1.32; No. l spring and March 81 %: No >
Northwestern and March $1.24. Rye, steady at
70@7l19c., Barley, steady; No. western 47c.
Malt, steady: six-rowed state 7SM8Oc. Corn
steady; moderate demand; receipts Sc 600 hns.
ungraded western mixed 47L@52c: steam
NAKED 524c; sound yellow Sc; yellow westar,,
54c; No. white Coo. Oats, steady: rece;nts
i, 600 bus; mixed 11s@351ac; white 36@aec.
No, 2S41a@3479c; do white 3515@36c.
HAY-Unchanged
HOPS-Firm at 5@Sc.
GROCERIES, Coffee, quiet. Sugar den.na
fa!r and hrm; fair to good refining 7sS@7sIo.
prime 7Ic; refined, demand fair and So,
Molasses, New Orleans, steady. ~
PETROLEUM-DulI; crude 7N@7aSo.
fined 12c. az 'lsci re
s. TALLOW-St Steady.
ROSIN-s1. 55@1 .6215.
TURPENTINE-611S@6
PhoVlsIONs-Pork, s10.5O@lO.37L, Cut
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9 O'clock in Forenoon
AND
) O'clock in Afternoon
ON SAID
18th Of March 1878.

At the usual places of holding elections in the
several Wards in the City of Saint Paul, and
also IN the several Townships in Ramsey count.
by order of the Board of County Commits
sloners of Ramsey county, Mimi
5. LEE DAVIS County Auditor
az Ramsey County Mimi.
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LOST.

OsT-A ladies' Pocket Book, containing about
~ 500 IN money, between the corner of It'll and
jackson streets aud the Washington School by way
OF 9Th street. liberal reward viii be paid for tho
return OF the same to No. Iglehart street
e
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New York Dry Goods.

New YORK, March I.
Business continues light with commission
houses and importers, but the jobbing trade
improves steadily. Cotton goods fairly steady
but quiet In hrst hands. Prints moving
slowly. Ginghams in steady demand. Mems
wear woolens quiet. Dress goods sluggish
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WANTED,

WANIED-German or swede girl for general
w housework, at l6S East 9th street 53s5
4NANIED-At Steam Observation-Disclosures and
W Mattresses to Renovate. Also Spring Beds
and new Mattresses made to order.
HENYAN l. SHAFER.
o1oo "a w. It'll Street.
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Chicago Produce Market.

Sd1CAGO. Marcn {.
ELOUR-Dull and nominal.
GRAIN-Wheat, unsettled, active but weak
and lower; No. Chicago $1.O6; No. l Chicago
gilt edge S1.0515; regular S1.O5L cash and
March; $1.04M@I04M April; sales at 81 .04al
@l.O613 April; $1.06M1. LOCI NAV: No. 3 chi.
cago 98c; rejected 83c. Corn, fair demand. hut
at lower rates; 42c cash; 411s@42c March; 415Ic
April; 4214c May. Oats. fair demand but at
lower rates; 1890 cash. 23Mc April: $3.50
May. Rye, steady and unchange. Barley. de-
mand light, holders firm at 46tI47c.
AOGS-Dressed, $3.75@412L.
PROVlSIONS-Pork, unsettled active. weak
and lower; demoralzed at S9.5OM9.6O cash:
$9.6On9.621s April; S9.75<099715 MAY: sales
al Ss5.35(19.65 April. Lard, fair demad at lower
rates; unsettled at $500 cash; S7.OOt07. G21a
April; $7.1O@7.12l5 May. Bulk meats, dull
weak and lower at $3.25(04.S7s-a5 .25.
enthusiastically and unchanged at 81 .O4.
RECEIPTS-12,0 bbls -four, 10000 bns
wheat, IL, 600 bus corn, "a 1000 bus oats, 5000
bus rye lSO, 600 bus barley.
bHlPMENTS-12,O 900 bbs -four, 66 0OO hus
" wheat neat l5,Oo0 bus corn, 100000 bus oats,
$500 bus rye, $4,000 bus barley.
CLOSING PRICES.
GRAlN-Wheat, unsettled but generally lou,.
lower; s1.O518@l.051 March; si.O456mi. 04M
April; sl.05sI May. Corn, market easier At =
lower. '"o'aoiy
PRoV1slONs-Pork, unsettled and lower.
heavy at $3.50 April; 1895 May. Lard. heavy,
ana lower at .95 April; BIOS May.
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Boots and shoes,

Closing out sale of Boots and Shoes bel ov
cost until March 10Th. No. 81 East Third
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ADproDriatfpr Money.

To apprortistelmoney for the 1egfsss.;ve expenses
OF the present session Of the Legislature of e State
of Minnesota.
L To appropriate money for the purpose of purchase
ing seed grain for sufferers from grasshopper raw
ages,
To appropriate money for the enlargement of the
western wing of the capitol building,
Appropriating money to meet a deficiency in the
fund appropriated i'll 1877 for the support of the in
dgent insane.
To appropriate meaey to pay the current expenses
-, TO appropriate money 20 reimburse Gov. Pinsbury
the amount paid by him for coal tar and sheet ron
during May and June, 1877.
Appropriatng money to indemnify the county of
Yellow Medicine for expenses incurred in the care
and support of Andrew H. yngen and Ole o.
Olberg.
Appropriating money to pay balance of salary due
ton.
For the support of soldiers orphans.
:, Approprating money for the improvement Of the
Appropriating money for the support of the several
State institutions.
Appropriatng the sum of 5000 to reimburse VIM.
ward Drur in the year 1885, and the sum of 300 to
p Rahily, for his contest for the seat of A. Jack
son in the same year.
Appropriating $500 for monument in Meeker
county to the first five persons killed in the Sioux
massacre in that county.
Appropriating money for the payment of interest
on State bonds.
Appropriatng money to pay Salaries
ct. ptovng money for the general expenses of the
''o'o 6oNoilI1lcut 1OF tne year 1873.
Appropriatng money to enlarge the grounds of the
State university,
:, Appropriating money for the completion, furnish-
Ing and heating of the Minnesota Institute buildinps
for the deaf and dumb and blind,
Appropr1atlng money for the support OF the sew
eral State Institutions therein named,
APpropriating money for the further improvement
Of the State prison.
Appropriatng money for deficiencies for the wear
1877. -o you
Reimbursing Wadena county for expenses incurred
by small po1.
Appfopriating money for the expenses of the pres
ent session Of the Legislature.
To reimburse John Phelps for excessive interest IN
connection with school fund -
Reimbursing the county Of st. Louis in the sum of
nails. ~ o-
Apprating $500 for lists of lands for the surveyor
generals Office. -
Authorizing the attorney general to pay certain
| money to the treasurer of Mcleod county
Appropriating $4,000 to build workshops for tie
Reform school,
Appropriating $500 for repair and protection of
| ordnance and ordnance stores.
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Boston Produce Market.

SOAJ-A1ulleI, western ljQtIIC. Eggs,
WHISKY-S1.06.
Boston Produce Market.
morn Boston, March Z.
f fI and unchanged.
GRAlN-Corn, quiet; mixed and yellow 5sm
eoc; nngraded 5O@52c. Oats, steady and in
talr demand; No. and extra white 39642c;
no: white and No. l mixed 37@3sc; No. 8
white and No. mixed 35(d37c.
Philadelphia Produce Market.
PHILADELPHIA, March I.
FLOUR-Dull and unchanged.
GRAiN-Wheat, quiet; amber S13O@1 36;
red S1.28@1.31 white s1.35@l.ss. Corn. Quiet:
yellow 53c; mixed 521sc, spot; March Ska
52s4c; April 521sc. Oats, dull and unchanged.
Rye, dull at 6506Sc.
PROVISIONS-Weak; mess pork, s11.50
Lard dull: city kettle S7.25@7.5O.
PETROLEUM-Uncha
WHISkY-DuIl, at S1.07
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Amending the General Laws.


10 amend chapter II, of the general laws of 1s75
III relation to fences - Ao''
To amend section 2, of chapter 60 of the general
laws 1873, relating to the time of holding court in
Todd county, seventh judicial district.
10 amend section 81, chapter 1885, of the genera,
laws OF 1870 relating to the organization of villages
10 amend section As, of title 2, of chapter a. of
the general statutes relating to corporations and the
amendments thereto made by section l, of chapter
70, OF the session laws of 1870, and section l. of
chapter 80, OF the general laws Of 1876,
Amending section "a, of the statutes of 1864 re
lating to executors and administrators
laws of 1877. - - io s0neiaA
roads. ~ A04"ne W
Amending chapter GA, of the general laws of 1874
relaung 70 insane persons.
Amending an act entitled can act relating tn man.
ufacturing corporatons.'' i
Amending chapter 68 Of the general statutes. on
titled Homestead cxemptions.n -
TO amend section l, of chapter o. of general laws
Of 1876, relating to town insurance companies.
re amend chapter GO, of the general laws of 1877.
relating to venue In civil actions.
Amending section TO- chapter 20, of the statutes of
1866, being section 10, of chapter S. Bsses Stainless
at large, relating to fees of sheris in selling lands
on decree of foreclosure.
TO amend subdivision first of chapter 66, of the
revised statutes, relating to corporations.
Amending chapter 49, of general statutes, relating
to logs and lumber.
Amending the general statutes requiring annual
financial statements of county treasurers.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-03-08

meats, western long clear middles 1925. Lard,
prime steam S7.15@725.
fhoDUCE-Butter, western 17@22c. Eggs,
un TGi3g Cheese, quiet at 1880.