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The New York herald., 1878-08-15
TEMPERANCE AT ROUND LAKE.

MEETING OF THE NEW YORK STATE TEMPER
ANCE SOCIETY AN EXCITING DEPArE ON THE
BEST METHODS TO BE UsED-INrEREsr IN
THE MURPHY MEETINGS.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
ROUND LAKE, August IA, 1878.
The New York State Temperance Society held it's
anuua session here to-day. About two hundred dele
gates attended. Three meetings were held-mornng,
afternoon and evening. The Convention repre-
sented the ultra prohibit,on wing of tho temper.
ancc party. W. H. Mundy, OF Brooklyn. counsellor
for the Law and Order League, made the address in
the morning. He denounced liquor sellers mur.
dercrs and stated his intention to continue prosccu-
tons until all were either imprisoned driven from
the traffic AT the afternoon meeting Professor Mearns
OF Hamilton College, read vouminous statistical
say setting forth the prospects OF the
the effects OF their policy ana their attitude and
strength politically.
AN ARGUMENT WITH MURPHY
To the surprise oil all he then opened argument
had surrender the tabernacle for the day WIS.,
tors, In which the plan OF kindness toward liquor
ntedy ADVISED 10 send hts reformed men to Maine
for ihe protection OF the prohibition law IT ho
expected them TO Withstand temptation. Francis
Murphy replied 10 the insn uati0n with u depth OF
argument aud power Of persuasion that disco mhIsd
the assaiing party. He maintained that the power OF
the Gospel efficient 10 and protoct through
faith, and claimed tnat kindness alone mud wrought
his reformation, and that was the plan he INTENDED
topursuc. the sceue created intense feeling among
the hundreds oI blue ribbon people that tho
audience Thcy Justify chssred Murphy, and Pro.es-
sor Mearns himself acknowledged the forco OF his
opponents reasoning
THE MURPHY MEETINGS.
The Murphy meetings continue with undated
thusiasm. Excursionists visit the ground every day
almost. On Friday there will be held day. and the
fare from surrounding villages has been reduced TO q
nominal sum. Murphy lectures on "rhe Power OF
Love, and Colonel Luther CALDWELL ex-May0 or OF FL
mira on The temperance theme Upward OF hum
dred thousand people have attended these meetings
since tho commencement The interest Is surprising
The New York herald., 1878-08-15
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

SAyDs-MELvILLE.-In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, Au.
gust l3, 1878, by the Rev II. r. Roberts, CuARLEs E.
SANDS aud RosAMoND MKLviLLB. No cards.
sKvESo-BAssErr.-OnA August 5, 1878. by Rev. John
r. Richmond, FRANCIS A. SEvEso, OF Boston, 10 IsA-
BELLA L. BAssETr, of Hyannis.
The New York herald., 1878-08-15
BASEBALL PLAYERS.

Bowling nnaiysis-Crckote oters, Sprague, eS balls, 26
runs wicKets; stevens, oG balls, 40 runs wickcts
Baseball piaycrs-uarvcy 81 balls, Is runs wickets
Marsh, 40 balls, Is runs, wicke,s.
The New York herald., 1878-08-15
HANDBALL.

A. Mcousdc's court yesterday an cxcelisp, contest
at bapdbaIi, best two IN ,hreo gsmcs occurred be-
tween Mcssrs. W. Maioy aud y. Murphy on ono side,
ani Messrs J. QuinL and Thomas Dunn tho osber.
Following is the seoro:-
Quinn and dDunn.................. IL "a MN I'll
M aloy and Murphy ,.............2 Il ~ 20
The New York herald., 1878-08-15
JOHN cams DEATH.

John Carr, tbirty-nvo years ola and a resident OF
No. 3i1 West sixteenth street, while working yestcr.
day on the New York Elevated Railroad the
OF sixty-sevcnsh stroot and Third avenue fell IN
iront Of car No 269 the street track below, aaa
received Injuries from whieh he died shortly Altar
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-03-18
Gelegrapbi(0e gepe(6en,
GrfcSe 4ttto Gpu0reK.

Die Standardization iiber Ste orientaIi>
i6en Mngelegenbeiten breben' fi6 IN Ser leB>
ten Sett fait ausi6lteBli9 UNI bte Tra9e:
vgSirb Ser Gongreb-auf tpel6em europa
itber bic @%bmadungen Smii6en &uBIanb
un6 Der Gurfet au @eri9t iiben iou -
uberbaupt aultan6e fommen 2" Qtm met1ten
idetnt man bieles IN ct. Petersburg 3u
beStpetfeln, ba man bort ni6t geuetgt lit,
Ser Torberung Gnglanos, 6ab aue Bunfte
bes SrteoensDertrages @egenitan6 Der 8e>
ratbungen Der WfG6te lein loaen, 31 MILL
fabren.
Sin 8erIiner Correspondent 5aot, 6aB
Elm balbtges 3uiommentreten beS Gpnz
greiies farm mD9It6 lei, 6a es GuBlan6
ni6t ~beion6ers barum st tbun lei, baB er
Iberbaupt 81 Stanoe fomme, neil Seit=
reid un6 @n9lanb barauf beifeben, 6aB
Der ganse 8ertrag unterbreitet iperbe.
Gin Wtener Correspondent 1aqt: ,tGuB>
Lamb beftreitet ntdt bas &e9t beS @onarei=
les barber 3u entl6et6en, ~ eI6 &lauz
ieln beS 8ertrages Die europGiiden SnteS
refien beriibren. @ngIano p%erIanet, bas
Der GongreB befugt ietn iou, all 8ez
itimmungen gu ertpGgen, 1n6 fein She'll
i9etnt gum gfa6geben genetgt All ietn. 60
tUSbOShI ~NuN %SHt SSlDLCIV 6utluIpk
fommt, neue S6piertgfetten entite6en,
pel9e cine Gers0gerung, tpenn nt6tS
S6limmeres, mad ii6 aieben miiiien.
Cine Oepei6e BON 8erlin iagt, Deut16z
Lamb unterftibe Die S%orberung, oaB alIe
8ebingungen bes Sriebensbertrags, nit
Nusnabme Der auf Die Observation-Disclosures
be3iglt9et, benz @ongreB unterbreitet tpers
ben muifen.
Die nggence ruiie" IdBt fi6 iiber cine
Berltner 9epei9e, baB gebetme Nereinba>
rungen 3tpti9en &uBlanb rnb Ser Tiirfei
getronen porben ieien, tpie foIot Gus:
n3uBlan6 lift ni6t 10 unborfidtie, eebeime
8sreinbarun9en nit Ser Siirtei etnsugeben,
po IS petB, baB Die gertngfIgigitcn 8orz
gGnge benz 9eianbten QaDoro mitoetbetlt
perben. 9init6tli6 Der Sor6erung Gnez
lambs, baB ale Gertragspuntte benz Gonz
greB porgelegt perben mitiien, unb 6aB es
6aS &e6t beanipru6e, fi9 in getpiiien
S6nen aus bemielben 5uriif5usieben, tnetft
6ie ,,@gence ruiie" 6arauf bin, oaB ieoer
GroBma6t bic Babl ibrer Steaung gu BEN
bOr9ebradten 6ragen unb ben 8ei6laien
bes Gon9re1les poutommen fretlteben tptro.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-03-18

toiteu, n1nlt0 . 0ouGrS Der SoDr9all9j
tpdbreno MIR BEN vQGeten" fir 2 Dollars
un6 BET Nbnebmern oeS Wo1en@
blottes Ser SIltnots StaatSs
3eitung iogar fir Ben, fallm bas Druid
papier un6 8orto 6eGenben Rreis BON
4 9puar (peniger ais 2 Gents Die Nums
mer bon SO Spalten, DOer ITO Setten
8u6format) geben.
90 piel, mas bie Wenge bes Stoffs
betrifft. Sinfi6tIi6 bes @ertbes
bes bonn v@eiten" oebotenen 2eieitofS
f6nnen mir uns eetroit ouf Bic Tbotz
ia6e berufen, BOB bas 8latt auserbalb
Ser Stabt Chicago boppeIt 10
bieL 9bnebmer bat, tpie Sic taeliGe Sats
noiS StaatsSettung nnb baB eS in Dtele1
&reiien fir bas bette un6 reidbalti9ite Der
in BEN Deitli6en Staaten eri6etnenoen
11nterbaltungsblGtter ongeieben tuirb. 0te
.beiben G~lteften, erfabreniten uno beritbmte=
ften oeuti9samerifanil9en S6rtftiteuer,
9etnrt9 80rnfetn Gebt in Wten
lebeno) nnb 6. 6. 8ernaDs, liefern fir
iebe Nummer bes 8lattes 8eitrdse, Die unz
bebingt SIT benz 8eften gebOren, mas bic
beutl6samerifanii6e Bre1ie btetet-
@buorb Oori9, Ser feinItnnige un6
gebonfenrei6e Oi9tsr un6 Ser beitere 9u=
mortft @miI 9ieBi6 9ebOren gu BEN
Wfttorbettern 6es 8lattes. Ser 8erltner
Correspondent Ser Sutnois Staatsseitg.,
Sobannes $500, ienbet bon l3eit gu
Sett intereiiante 8ettrGqe, gel6i6tltben
SnboIts, Elm. Sir augemein beritGnbz
Ii6e NuflGbe aus benz @ebtete Ser Setls
fun6e lit neuerbings Ser in tueitelten &rei=
len bo6angeiebene Or. @r # S6mtbt
aus Gbicago getponnen uorben.
gaebeu 6ieleu Ort9inalorbeiten Itefert Ser
r8siten" i'm 2aufe bes Sabres ietnen 0e>
fern penigtens ie9s gr0Bere
&omone bon Sen beften S6riftiteIern
9euti6Ianbs; baneben cine groBe Menge
f~letnerer trefli6er SeuiuetonSQrbeiten aus
@iener, 8erIiner nt6 anberen berborraz
genben beuti6en3 ettungen; cine iorgfGltige
@usDabl aus ben beuti6en @tbbldttern
(Slieeenbe8latter, &labberabati9 ,@espen,
rD; bermii6te gta6rt6ten IN GROCER
Wannt6faItiefett; tntereiiante 2ofalslftts
tbeilungen aus Gbtcaso; enolt9 bic ~ 6z
tighten auer apii6en Der Iebten &usgabe
bes @o6enblatts Ser Sutnois Staats5te.
(%2ontag fritb) un6 Ser Qusgabe bes
v@eiten" (Oonnetftag frib) bier etnges
Iaufe net teIegrapbti6e 8 e.
pei6en aus Mmertfa un6 Guro>
pa, mel6e fir bic Qeier bes @o6enblatts
cine iebr erpinidte G~r9Gn3ung unb
8erDOII ftGnbigung Der in bieiem
entbaltenen teIegrapbti6en @o6en>R un6z
19au btlben.
8enu mir bteies 8latt Sen &bonnenter
6es @o6enblatt5 fir BEN 8rets bon 1 Doll
lar jdbrIi9 bieten, tpomtt faum bas bloBe
9rudpapier unb baS Boitporto be3a6lt lit,
10 lit banit in Der Shat nett me9r gez
boten, aIs NIT einem, nenn au6 breibGnz
bigen &omane.
@er fir Die 9erinse QtusIage bon 8
OoIIars iGbrIt6 bic beiben 8ldtter
suiammen bGIt, benz tper6en iie nt9t BLOB
cine tdgIt9e 3eitung, ionbern aud cine
gauge 1~1nterbaltungs : 8ibIiotbef erieben
uub er tpir6 nt6t bloB iiber bic SaeeSerz
et9nifie in Ser sroBen @elt ftets moblz
unterridtet iein, ion6ern audi nit 6en
alien gaterlanbe bur9 cine iorgfGltige
NustpabI aus Sen ~neueiten @ri6eiuungen
Ser 2iteratur 6efielben in leben0tgem 9etz
ftigen Gerfebr bleiben.
ollie 8rtefe un6 @eIbienbunsen iin6 gu
ri9ten n
Illinois StaatsZeitung Co.,
Chicago, Ill.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-03-18
NerTomen ertr,tnfett+

Breif, TraFfrei6, "a. Wfdr3.
9ur9 bas umi6ldeen elmer 8arfe err
tranfen beute i'm biefiseu !9afen 80 Berios
men, pel6e Der Sabrmarft bierber gelodt
hattie.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-03-18
&mfTf1er @eisem.

GonDon, TO- WtGr3.
6eute 1T bie eriteI Qabung ruiiiiden
@eiSens iett NufbebuHg Der 8lofabe aus
Dem S9par3en Wfeer i'm Salntoutb anges
fo1unten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-03-18
WeoHepmo, Der SnfObreatnerbaaptz
m0ttM>
Woibtnntpn. is. WPG.

W0 btnBton 10. WtGr5.
@ouberneur 6ompton bon Sibcarolina
bat etne8elobnung BON 5000 auf bte@tnltes
ferung Nebmon6s, bss berit9tigten Gins
fitbrers Der i'm &fe nit BEN Bunbess
Observation-Disclosures 8ui3brenner ansz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-03-18
New Saue1Sbire.

Gpnlcorb, IA. Mdra.
Die 8ert6te aus alien Sopns bis auf
is ereeben fir Grescott (&ep,) $500 ct.
unb fir Wc&ean (Den1.) 36,571 ct. Derz
~aettelte Sttmmen $50. I8rescott's Webrheit
itber Mc&ean wirb mabri6etnlt6 1875
Sttmmen betragen.
MeNr1nt1N. Der 0S1t fG1hrenmerhn1thfz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-03-18

Genrih. |. 15. MGr1

BeoriR Su., IS. WGr3.
Dte Qan6itret6er perben bier f0rmlt6
sur a%anbplase. @or Siuigen Sagen bate
Sic 9oliset einen regqre@ten &f nit
18 Stromern 3t beitebkn, ebe iie berbaftet
tperben %fonnten, ui16 gefteru 0lbenb uurbe
Elm Irupp bon IA Weann Derbaftet. Ster>
nuf bra6te man 60 berielben in einem
6aufen poItaeili9 aus Der Sta6t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-03-18
Gitt &0KenOieb.

9ubuqu e. Soma, IS. Mdr3.
Ser &atb Der vSupsrDtioren" bon 9ars
bin Gountp bat BET elmer llnteriubun9 Der
Slider bes fraberen AUDITORS Morie entz
bedt, OaB bteier $4,000 BON ben @eloern
bes @ountps unteri6ld9en bat. Gr bate
6as 2lmt nur atuet Sabre inne uno begann
nit BEN Spibbibereieu, lobal6 er balielbe
angetreten bate. y
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-03-18
Mmt 01I8en.
MaibbiIIe, Genn., IA. MGrs

N0Ibbtlle, Tentt., IA. WtGr3.
Ser farbige vgebersnb" 8ropn Gable
tpur6e beute 0a6mittag an 8 ubr in @inz
DIETER negen @rmOr6ung Oes Sarbigen
Seiir Gardner gebenft. St boubra6te
Sic Shat am %. Stunt 1875. Der 6inz
rtdtung tpobnten fat 10000 Weni6en
BEL. Sable brad iofort bas @enid un6
mar in Z Oeinuten tobt.
Concord, N.6., is. MGra.
Soiepb 2apaige, ODER, ME ct fid aud
1annte, Soc Yariib, lit beute tpeoen Der
@r%mor6ung Der iteb3ebnidbrigen Sofie q.
Qangmoi6, %besangen am 4. Oft. 1875 i'm
3uGtbauie sebenft tuorben. 2apatge mar
6ieier Shat, icpie Der @rmor6nng elmer
S6ulebrerin Namens 8au in ct. @Iz
bans, ST., i'm Sabre 1874, 9eitGnbtg.
atlanta, @a., Is. M9r,.
@uifop SSobnIon, Der W6r6er 6es ssorz
bioen Serrpman 9Ifre6, tpurbe beute in
&ome inn Beilein elmer riefigen Menldens
menge ge6entt. Sobnlou %befannte, baB {,
ni6t t~peniser ais bier Mor6e aaf 6em Sc.
piiien babe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-03-18
1tmfaM.

VI. . y y 70. MtWt6+
Gin She'll bon Sreb. @ranbtner'S Gtss
baus an 8remen Qlbenue feel beute Elm nn6
beerub bier Nrbeiter, tpel6e NIT Dem @nfe
ftalten bes Giles bcl6Gfttgt paren, nnter
ben Srimmern. Soiepb SlarneD M1to @as1
truff bra6en bic Seine un6 tpuroen auBers
benz erbebli9 innerli6 perlebt. Solepb
Mbers un6 6ermann gueoen erIttten
minher nefGhrIi6e 0e~rleku1taen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-03-18
@e9eW misunderstanding.
g E ~ gprf, is. Mars.

SIM 9enniolnani6en Staatse Nbgeor6z
netenboule lit elm @eieBentpurf etn9ebra6t
tpDr6en, tpona6 6Gs S%erbrennen elmer
menI1li6en 2ei6e Elm Gergeben lit, peI6es
nit elmer Celebrate bon $500 Bis $1,000 gu
abn6en lit. Die G%Onitabler, Sberifs unb
an6ere 8eamte iouen angepieien iein, 6teie
8eror6nung in Rraft at iebe1, ~tui6rigens
falls aud tie elmer Citrate berfalen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-03-18
GetbTMOrS.
@inpna. Minn., Is. %!

% Il y u " UrF7FFF'I - @F"F0'.
auguit Buti9, Elm Sutpelier, tpedte
beute um 4 rbr letne Srau alf, 1agte tbr
Qebetpobl un6 ido6 ft9 nit einem &ebolz
Der bur6 ben re6teu Qungenfligel. Die
Ruael eing burdb ben gan5en Eorper uno
tptro obnei3peifel B.ti6's balotgeuSoo CUR
&o[oe BADEN. Oie Grinoe Der roi6en
Sbat ftno geihGftltbe 8erIegsnbeiten Hno
reltgi0le 1Ie~beripannung.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-08
Lumber Stealing im Louisiana.
special Telegram to the Globe !

Especial Telegram TO The GlODc
WASHINGTON, July THE government
agents recently returned from the parish of
Calcasien, in Acklen's district, Louisiana,
represent the actual facts about the depreda-
lions upon government timber there as being
more astounding than anything that has been
published. In one place there were sixteen
saw mills. whose sole occupation was the
manufacture of lnmber from logs cut from
government reservations. One old timber
man testified that parties had been engaged
in cutting timber from government reserva-
tons for fifty years. Very few mill owners
have taken the trouble to enter or purchase
any timber lands, and depend exclusively up
on logs stolen from the government. The
government agents We're followed everywhere
by spies and thieves, were shot at and botl
of them came back very much impaired ir
health on account of the climate.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-08
TEN BROECK-M,CARTHY RACE.
A Charge From st. Louis that Ten Brock
was Drugged-Effect of the Poison De-
stroyed by Calling the Race Earlier than

stfOyed by Calling the race Eafller imam
Announced.
Special Telegram to the Globe.
ST. Louis, July IA St. Louis turf man
who returned from Louisville yesterday
makes a rather startling starement concern
ing the race of Thursday. He says Col.
Lewis Clark, of the Louisville Jockey Club,
told him that the horse had been got at, how
or in what manner he was not at
liberty to state, but from information furn-
ished him on Wednesday night, he felt sure
that efforts would be made to drug the horse,
and all precautions that could be made to
prevent it were taken. Four telegraph dis
patches left Louisville on Wednesday night,
one for Chicago, one for Cincinnati, and two
for the East, authorizing parties to put every
dollar they could get on the mare, saying in
the dispatch the hose was fixed, Mccarthy
will win. He had 10 idea what it would do
but from the knowledge he had since gained,
morphine had been used. Thew had given
it at noon. He had notified Winters and
Harper, the two owners, that the race would
not come on until 5 P. NJ, although adver-
tised for / P. NJ. The parties had calculated
just what time the drug would take effect.
Col. Clarke determined to take time by the
forelock and called the horses at 4 P. NJ, one
hour sooner. He gave him the word, and at
the first effort the mare had started out
to LEAD the pace. Col. Clark said when
the parties, whoever they were, found out
they we're thwarted, instructions were given
to the California jockey to set the pace and
try to kill Ten Brock. In doing SO she
ruined herself and was distanced. The
feeling is general here that there is some
thing very crooked about the whole business
very generally sticking to the mare, ant
there is very strong desire to understand
how it happened.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-08
sne,,nan's Specie Resumption Scheme.

Especial Telegram to the Globe.
WASHINGTON, July 7.--secretary Sherman,
it appears, has had very good motive for
aceumulating silver and declining to put it
out in payment of current transactions of
the government. He intends to use his sill
yer stock as breakwater in any run follow
ing specie resumption. There are on hand
now some six or seven millions of silver, and
should specie payments be deferred until
January LIST, some twenty millions or
moro will be accumulated under
the silver bill. 1t is thought
that there would be very little demand upon
the treasury for coin if it is known that sill
will have to be taken first and be ex-
hausted before gold can be reached. Prac-
tically the treasury is now at specie pay
anents. Gold is only at half cent premium,
but this is only in New York. Only quar-
ter of cent is obtainable here. This is so
small a difference that gold is beginning to
appear in the channels of current trade. Yes
tarday the treasury, in the small business
that it has with local dealers, took
Ill %Aoo III goa, 1ot WHICH
no premium was given or asked. Everybody
here is assured that Secretary Sherman may
resume at any day, and the fact that he has
stopped taking special measures for accumula-
ton of coin shows that he feels that he is
now as near ready as he cares to be. II
formal specie payments are accomplished
within the next month or six weeks as is
now possible, there will be large amount
Of campaign material destroyed in the West
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-08
Thon,pson's JunEeting Expedition
Especial Telegram to the Globe

Special Telegram to the Globe.
WASHINGTON, July 7.-Secretary Thomp-
sons junketing expedition starts on Monday
the fresh water admiral, members of his
family, and also several of the bureau officers
of his department. 1t is said the secretary
will introduce a new feature into the excur-
sion. He proposes, in Difference to the
recent comments of the press, to ignore the
time honored, custom of dead heading it, and
on this excursion, every person on board will
be taxed his proportion of the table and
hotel expense. The expedition promises to
be long and joyous one. All the navy
yards that are pleasantly located along the
eastern eoast will be visited, and then the
party will hurry off to Newport and the cool
resorts of the Maine coast.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-08
The Taylor Divorce Case.

Special Telegram to the Globe.
BosToN, July Tn the supreme judicial
court room yesterday, Judge Lord presiding,
final disposition was made of the famous di-
vorce cause of Laura Joyce Taylor, actress,
VS.. James Valentine Taylor. Judge Lord
has issued decree giving one of the two
children to each parent and fixing the ali
mony at $3.50 per month.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-08

the wheat. They decided that wheat
in certain hold of one of the vessels would
inspect No. 2, and ordered the inspector to
admit all to storage that was equally good.
AS a result one of the vessels was unloaded.
Then came sstack" from those interested
in the corner, and the board of inspection
looked the wheat over again, and concluded
that the wheat was not up to the standard of
Milwaukee No. 2, and it was again rejected.
To-day the wheat is being cleaned.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-08
4 Noted Swimmer Drowned.

NEW ORLEANS, July WIN. Jutcliff, who
few weeks ago defeated Frank Brintz in
"a mile swim, was drowned in the Mississip-
pi river to-day. JutcliH and others had
been swimming, but were in their boat,
which Jutcliff jumped out of to catch the
swell of passing tow-boat. He ventured
too near, and was struck by the barge. He
rose once after the barge passed over him,
but he sunk Immediately.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-08
The Election Doubtful,
Princeton Union.

Washburn will undoubtedly be the nominee
Of the Minneapolis convention next Wednes-
day, and his election next November will
follow as natural consequences; that is, pro-
vided there is not big-sized bolt as is
threatened at present; in that event, his cleo
ton would be somewhat doubtful.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-08
Bad for Gen. Jim.
IWorthington Journal.

We don't know just how much strength
General Jeems is developing, but we do not
believe the convention will touch him with
forty foot pole. At this, the most critical of
all periods in the history of the Republican
party, we cannot afford to bring forward q
man whose past record will not stand the
closest scrutiny.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-08
standinc His Dtrn,tv.
|Snrcial Teleoram to the alohf

Especial Telegram to the Globe.
TORONTO, Ont, July Especial cores
pondence from Australia says Trickett is
anxious to row Courtney or Harlon or any
one who will meet him on Australian waters.
He says he is the champion of the world and
any who ever want to pull him, must
go to him. He will never row a race in
Canada or the States
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-08
Big Puff for C"sh.

[Glencoe Register.
Gov G. X. Davis is one of the broadest,
deepest and tallest men, intellectually, in
the Northwest, and, though young man,
stands to-day in all that goes to make up
the profound lawyer, successful advocate; or
brilliant statesman, well abreast the leading
men of the nation.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-08
Large cheese Export.

Especial Telegram to the Globe.
MONTREAL, July IA city firm this last
week exported by European steamers from
this city. 10000 boxes of cheese from Chi
cago, Wisconsin and Cincinnati.