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Little Falls transcript., 1878-08-22

Stoves and Tin Ware.
T keep very t1ne assortment of
Tinware on hand and am selling at
bottom prices. Manufacturing to or
der and
-. .REPAIR1NG
done promptly and ebeaply. Shop on
First Street, Little Falls, opposite
Maurin & Medved's store.
49,. zr HENRY }. BREDfELD.
Little Falls transcript., 1878-08-22

ls now ready to receive work, all Of
=, which viii be promptly executed IN
sne best manner, aud at lowest rates.
BELLE PAAIRIE, MIMI
Little Falls transcript., 1878-08-22
ID your Eggs. Houae wants

d 2. Goplet, of this place, haa
Little Falls transcript., 1878-08-22

j. P. FARLEY,
JAS. W. DORAN, Genr Manager.
Gen'l Freight and Ticket Agent.
Little Falls transcript., 1878-08-22
II RA-ILRO ADS.
JANUARY, szs5ssfz. s.. sz55@.z. ! 1878.
5z5 FIRST DIVISION
St St.PaulxEPacifcR.R. .R.
. BRANCH LINE

Through trains for st. Cloud, Melrose, Sank
Rapids, Brainerd, Bismarck, Deadwood, and
all points on Northern Pacific r. r.
: ~ - - Going North. g.
Little Falls transcript., 1878-08-22

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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-03-15


A REMARKABLE Story. An almost
incredible story is related of Marshal
Conrobert, who was sent TO Rome ia 70.
present France at the funeral of Victor
Emmanuel and the accession to the
throne Of lambert. For the expenses
OF himself and suit he was given 80, 700
francs, OF which he spent only 10. 600.
Cd his return home he went TO the foreirp
Office and handed to the minister of that
department The balance, amounting to
1000 francs. The Miuste refused 10
take the money, saying that there was
no precedent for such a thing; that the
outlay was made aud accounted. for. and
That there was an end to it. The mar
sflal answered thatsif it was absolutely
necessary that somebody should steal
this money! he would rather some one
else should do it, ana ask ed for recent.
such Is the story, and as Conrobert was
born in 1909, fore-dofrauding the pub
lie was considered no robbery, it is pos
sible it may be true.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-03-15


IL Hon. CALEB CUsurNG is rcported
to have scared the largest legal fee on
record. 1t grew out OF the case Of Don
Josquin Garcia lie Angarica, q Cuban
who died in New York last Monday. at
the age Of IS years. The Don left
Cuba in lS6S,on the breaking ont OF the
revolution, he being with the Cubans.
lie teIta very great estate. which fell
into the hands OF the Spanish govern.
ment. Mr.. Cushing recovered for De
Angarioa his plantations. and received
for his services one third or t,.e amount,
which is more than three hundred thous.
and dollars, and another claim for two
million has been made. and if cstab =
dshed, will make Mr.. Cushing rich
man. The claim is one which probably
can be collected and Mr.. Cushing will
profit largely as we'll as the heirs TO the
estate. The Boston Traveller is author,
lty for these statements.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-03-15

V'After several. years delay, Gen
o. O Howard was brought 10 trial, in
Washington City on Monday, on a
charge of having defrauded the Gov
crnment ont Of $50, 4si GO while acting
as commissioner of the Freedmen's
Bureau. But littletestimony was need.
ed to show that the General had moth
ing to do with the money. and THE court
directed, a verdict of acqujttai.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-03-15

DIR. Tut has been en-
gagged In the practice Of
medicinethirty years, and
forsIong timewas demon.
strator Of anatomy in the
= Medical College OF Geor-
gia, hcncs peSsons using
his Pills have the guaran-
teethat they arc prepared
on scientific principles,
and are free from all
quseksry.
lie has succeeded In
combining In them the
heretofore antagonisiic
QUALITIES Of a sfrsngfh<s.
ing,fsrgafips, dsda fsr.
Iyfng ionic.
Their first apparent ef-
feet is TO Increase the ap-
petite by causing the food
to properly assimilate.
Thus the system is nour-
ished and by their tonk
action on the digestive Or
gans, regular and healthy
excavations are produced.
The rapidity with which
frrsoss fake on fssA,
while under the influence
of these pills, Of itself in-
dicates their adaptability
TO nourish the body, and
hence their efficacy in cur
ing nervous debility, mel.
ancboly, dyspepsia, wast-
ing OF the muscles, slug.
gifhness Of the liver,
chronic constipation, and
myth to the system. Sold
'uTray Street, New York.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-03-15
IVA large whale was seen in On,

IVA large whale was seen in Chcsa.
peake bay, Off .Forr' Monroe on Monday
last by Capt. Edward Bradshaw, of the
schooner Sea Gull. The head and
some thirty-fve or forty feet OF the BODY
were visible. The whale headed to-
wards Hampton Roads when last seen.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-03-15
w EST VIRGINIA, TO W.T.;

w EST VIRGINIA, TO W.T.:
~ Rules held At the Clerks OHics 81 the cir.
cuit Court Of Hampshire county, on The FIRST
Npud " in March, 1919
Juhn q. Monroe, Plaintiff,
ys.
Jacob n CoruvGi and Mary p be vie tiish
Blue, Eliza Z. Blue OIivia " Blue Mary
Blue, JoLn l. Blue, sand Aiezsnder Blue De-
fsudants ~ CHANCERY.
The object ~ this suit IL 10 have partition
among those epiiiied thereto. of the lards Of
whicn Jesse Monroe died seized and possessed
in said couutv
And % tppstfing from an AFFIDAVIT 6le1, that
the defendtut Aexfuder Rlue. is a non--fsi-
dent ~ ne Ssa'e a. " ct Vrpinia. " = order
e5, That The said nsn-tfsidert defendant do ap-
pHsr 2 . 'he next Role dsy held in Faid 1fice
on The fret Monday IN Apri next and do y bsi
- necssstfy TO protect his atetest IN this suit
-Tcste.
V. NJ. POLLING. C c ere.
Nsrcb ., sssS.-4w
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-03-15

~ A Sioux chief from Sitting Bull $
camp met one OF Gen. Miles's scents q
few days ago and said that Sitting Bulls
people were literally starving and wan
ted to surrender. i
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-03-15

~ The heavy rain Monday damaged
thsarestle works at Dickinson station
on tns MeTgpolitaa Branch ;of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, so as
to make make it unsafe for the passage OF
trains. The east and west-bound trains
had to be run back and dispatched over
tue Main Stem. The damages were re.
paired on the following day. 70
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-03-15
NEWS OF THE DAY.


Gainesville. Georgia. The artesian
we'll at Charleston. s. e.. has reached
depth Of 1858 feet. The yearly
consumption OF cheese in England is a
bout ten pounds to each inhabitant. -.
A California farmer lost 200 sheep and
5000 acres OF wheat hv the recent foods
{, =. FIVE hundred Circsssions lost
their lives blythe burning of the Austri-
an steamship Spbynx. Over $780,:
COO worth OF salmon was shipped, from
Oregon to England last year, and dou-
bile that amount to San Francisco and
other parts. The Ground Hog has
proved himself to be fraud, this year.
1.-The days & nights will be equal
on the goth inst. -Four sisters
at Paulet, VT, were married in one day
recently, and all started or together for
their wedding trip. ...Travel through
ka, is larger then ever known before.
reaching not less than 1000 n week
......TLe petroleum production OF
West Virginia and the contiguous terri
tory of Ohio is now about $50 barrels
per day The state geologist OF
Georgia asserts that its gold region is
richer than that Of California and says
that its yield must soon become enorm-
Gus. The car Record Department
Of the Pennsylvania Railroad has just
completed its count Of cars destroyed
at Pittsburgh in the July riots. The
number is set down at sixteen hundred
and eighty two embracing every class,
from passenger to n stone car -. Up.
on the receipt OF the news in Baltimore
OF the veto by Gov. Holiday OF the
Barbour tax bill. Virginia bonds advanc.
ed two cents. The will OF the late
ex-senator Wade. of Ohio, leaves all OF
his property, real and personal and
wherever situate, TO his wife and makes
her the eXecutrix without bonds, and
requests that no inventory or appraisal
/ be required. The Rev. Dr.. Dgbncy.
president Of Union Theological Sem;na.
~, Fauquier county. Va, has been elcc-
tel fellow of the Victoria Philosophi-
cal Institute of Great Britain
/ At the great ironworks of Pittsburgh.
they have succeeded in rolling iron so
thin rs to resemble tissue paper. ana
/ ten thousand sheets are required 20
make one inch in thickness Ia
London amateur made ten miles in thir
ty-n;ne minutes, thirty-e'ght seconds.
on roller skates ....Ihere are over
400 Sisters of Charity in Constantine
/ pie. and they have charge OF four hospit
ais, in which are 1900 patients -.
Gov. Holiday, Virginia. is not to BE
fooled with over the talk about repudia.
ton. lie says the State caa and ought
10 pay her debt, and he proposes 10 isclp
L, Munscy went ~ IN old field school
/ in Bland county, Va, four months.
/ This was all the scholastic traiaiD. he
( ever had. lie had to work hard every
I day TO support his mother and family.
I yet be got an education, and was q man
FhoDored Of all .-...-A curious accident
took place ut Grand Rapids, Mich,
tic other day. VIXEN John Coleman was
instantly killed by the premature explo
sion Of blast, which blew piece of
stone about 'he size of an egg in AZ his
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-03-15
South 8rantl, jintelli0enttr.
RoMNEY, FRIDAY. MARcH15ls7S.

~ Tho -I.,ila,islpi,ia mint -bezan
the coinage or the new silver dollars on
yesterday. and will he the first one
in operation under tho new silver bill.
1t will be run day and night. and Ahe
coin shipped to Washington rs fase as
it is made. Il -
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-03-15
/, Ihe Wmclcs,er Va him,

u The Winchester va Times says
"H.a' IS locking veil m Jefferson.
Ware" O. .arAa in frederick we arc
..' Tie stand was never better ai this
H Clarke thc growth is so Inxu.
... ''a' the farmers arc Grazing tLoiF
upon IT," Sc learn fl IS looking
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-03-15

pESTS business you can engage in a.
ID I'D 1 20 so per cav made by any
worker Of either sey, right Ia hsir own ioc,H-
ties Particulars and samples worth Is frea
improve yoar spare tirae ~ this business A.
dtsss STiNsON co Portland Maine
March % 1918 -ly
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-03-15

70 CHILDREN SOLD FoR Food The
news from China is that the extreme
cold weather has frozen 20 death many
refugees from the famine stricken dis
tricts. while thousands are suffer
ing from insufficient acc5mmoda,
tions and lack OF food. Mr.. Charles
Budd Of the Chinese Inland mission
at Wa Chung who recently visited The
'am.no-s'richcu province Of Nbcnsi.
writes heartrcndirr account or The
suffering no has witnessed. The efforts
o' The government 20 supply food ana
assistance arc 90 q srca. extent nuili-
f.. ay Tie dishonesty Of tho oAi,-s
CHILDREN are sold by hundreds Dv their
starving parents
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-03-15

\ NEW SEwING-MACHrNE Moron,
cheap and simple. consists Of tubular
Boiler lo inches high. increased in cabi-
net work, through which steam is en-
gcndereA by small parior lamp being
placed underneath it. The apparatus
which connects it with the sewing ma.
chine is very simple, and consists OF
only three pieces. II takes only q few
minutes to get up steam, and the speed
is regulated by little spring. The
invention is compact, neat and clean
great saver OF health and strength,
and in appearance resembles n Ht,lc
parlor ioyc incasod in cabinet work. 4,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-03-15

TnE FA,rSrrS Whilst Mr..
Sargcn. was arguing in Tie United
states Senate on Thursday agains, an
limited Chinese immigration 30 The L..
nitcd States different scene was trans.
r'rng i0 The Now York Chamber Of
Commerce, whero Nr. 4. a. Low read
n letter relative 60 tho almost uuprcco,
deu.ol famine iu China iu which the
writer CALI attention 20 the fact that
after ar adjustment Of United states
claims a-ga The Flovcry Kingdom.
some year. oa0. l..-o was % surplus Of
$4,000 wa.eH tho United states offer.
o3 20 ~as tore to China but fha, thc or
Ter was declined a TcEin. anil chat
tAe money hes been lying in lo United
states treasury and acaruing iuteres,
eyer since. 1lr low aess Congress 10
apply 'h elah0o1 anil interest toward
thc relief 81 the stricken CHI
Be-c
81 Tie prospect OF Tho uhea, crop
10 Ohio Missouri Michigan. Kansas.
Ncbm ha ar Illinois a.l 60 be bet.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-03-15
Vegetine

works in the human system In psrc.c, b,.,
with natures laws, aud while Il ia 'rIros,n,
the taste, genial Ia the stom sch end mia =; W
Influence on the bowels, Il is sbso lu,e IL i,s -
uon on disease and is not vile, nauseou, Ri,.
tiers, purging the invalid Into IA lee bon. ~.
hey are being cured. Vege,ine il - -
Vegetable Medicine, compounded upon srieo,}
nc principles IL II indorsei by m J b,s, 49,,
eahs where Hs virtues have been tested Ia 70
commended onlv where med cine is ne,I.5 az,
Is not a,mixtnre of cheap whiskey sol1 nrSe.
the cloak Of Bitiers ~s'uq
Giees ReaiM, Strength, On "a
Ny daughter has received great benef r,o,
the use OF Vegetine, Her decliniu, health w,s
source OF great anxiety To all her { lends
strength, and appetite " N TIIt,ry
insurance and Real Estate Agcnt. No 40
sears building, Boston, Mass.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-03-15

can make money G,ster ~ wo-k Tor us
than ai aaythiaE else Csp;ul not re-.
S'iFeI-we will STAR yen. Si2 per day ~
h'f"e made hY ibe Industrious Msn, women.
h2J and Fitls va tsd evcrywhera 10 work ror
4s NHw is The tws Costly outfit AMI ferns
re, Aiiress True i CO., Augusta, Maine.
March ~, ls7s.-iy
CTPERiOR Turkish Morocco Yalissos ana
y /inc.c7vs-ei Trunls-for sale by
CiLkE~ON, PUGH & VANCE.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-03-15

v EGETINE.
POLICE TESTIMONY.

g.r BosroY Nov. 10, 1873.
Dear Sir,--puring the past Eve wears have
bad ample opportunity Ia Judge of the n,e,i,s
OF Nege,ine. Nv wife has used il for com
plants attending n lady of delicate hssIth. with
more Serehetai results t'ian suv tting else
which she ever tried. have given il 70 INV
children under almost every Circumstance a.
tending large Family. AMI alwa1s with mari.
ed benefit. ! have taken IL mys-lF with spch
great benefit that ] cannot End words to eXpre.s
my unqualified appreciation Of iis goodness
While performing my dates ne a Police OH
Ger IN this city, IL has been ms lot % fan Ina
with great deal OF sickness iunhesittinCIy
recommend Vegeiine, and never knew ~ a
case where II did not prove an that was cl.inlrj
or 1t. Particularly ia cases ~ dehilitaied or
impoverished state of the blood its ogtcis are
really wonderful --an1. FOR al r1n9itiail ais
ing from an impure state IL The blood IN np-
pears 10 work like u chntFa--sni DO not be-
lleve there are any circumsii nceJ nndar which
Veget!ne. can be used vi % Inlafiyu. rcsUlts-
and II will always sfiord mc pleasure L. give any
further Information as to what know about
Vegeune.
WM. b. HILL, Police Station 4.
v L K G. e ~ II IL
Prepared by
II. r. Stevens, Boston, Mass.
Vegetina is Soli by All Drug3is.a-
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-03-15

~ Henry Smith of Cumberland. was
arrested on Tuesday ia,t. on the charge
of passing o ton dollar counterfeit note
some weeks since GA Mr. James Carder.
merchant a. OidtowR AId.. and was
lodged in Jail in that city 70 await his
Trial. Tho note was on the First Ma
Hona' Bank Of Richmond Indiana.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-03-15
fI1curGUL STORMS IL THE WEST =
TRAINS SNOW BuUND Loss OF LIN

FIuCuTGCL STORMS II THE WEST =
TRANS SNOW BuUND Loss OF LIFE
hrrnEHENDED.
CHHYuNSE, ". r.. March "a storm
exceeding in violcnca AMI duration any
Of the previous season. set in at | o.
clock on the 9Th inst, continuing with
on: abatement unit, noon to-day. and
the wind r1AuinL in velocity from 30 to
% mics per hour, carrying snow with
1t. and drifting IL in banks 10 To IL feet
high in the city. II extended from
Bitter Creek ON the west TO Julcsbury
on The east. 4 great number o. cuts
are level full OF snow. and all trains on
the Union Pacific. Denver Pacific and
Colorado Central are either ST ie track
ed or showed in. The p.ows stationed
here have been shoyeli6g out anil to-
morrow morning, if the storm, which
has not wholly ceased. does BOT increase,
thev viii be vigorously mlnipnlated.
Passenger trains No. 3. OF the stb
md 9th, orc lying Mt North Platte: No.
Of the S'h. at Green River. Freight
train No G is reported showed in at
Separation. and tic cmizian. west.
bound. of Yesterday. near Bushnell.
The Denver tactic train is side track
cd Of Carr and tho Colorado Central
between Collins and Loveland. There
is 20 reliable e,ilcrco OF individuals
having been lost in tho snow in this
vicinity. though their arc many rumors
totha' effect No communication north
whittier many freight outfits are now
travelling, and probably the loss Of stock
Hil be great. &c not oriro.
SDNEy. NFB MAarr lO.-A severe
snow storm set In Tnur.iav evening
extending over four hundred miles rom
Bitter Creek. Wyoming. TO Ogallal'o.
Nebraska. and has ragged until ihis
morning with great fury. filnc the cuts
ON the railroads with snow. An trains
have laid mp ~ convenient points Tor
safety and comfort. Tho storm has now
somewhat abatc1 AMI tho tracks viii
soon Toe cleared and sll trains 60
through.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-03-15

Bosroy Nov. 10, 1873.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-12-07
NOTHING TO SAY.
NepheW PetfOIa's Reply to the accusations
Agaisst HIM in Connection scith the CO.
1,Her Dispatches.

NeVHeW IeGtOJlS hepty to the AccNSdtiOtS
<igaisast Hf1,t In Connection scith the CO.
pher Dispatches.
New York Tribune
The Tribune reporter interviewed Col.
Pelton at the Gisey house to-day. The fol-
lowing conversation occurred:
'The Tribune desired me, Mr.. Pelton, to
offer you the use of its columns for any ex-
PLANTATION you may desire to give in regard
to the cipher dispatches.
81 have nothing to say" was the reply, ut
tered slowly, and in hesitating manner.
sit was thought, perhaps, you might say
whether any of the dispatches were incor
rectly translated by the Tribune?"
81 have nothing to say, sir.''
sis it true that you and other gentlemen
named in connection with that matter are
preparing defense?'
81 have nothing to say, sir.''
Nothing to say about meeting Mr. Weed
in Baltimore?'' asked the reporter incredu-
lousy.
absolutely nothing
81 am sorry, because l was in hopes you
might clear up this great mystery
"Thank you,' said Pelton with genial
smile. 81 am very much obliged to the
Tribune for its kindness, but, really, am
so busy that I will have to 90. Good
night
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-12-07
STATE PRISON INVESTIGATION.

The Warden and Deputy Warden of the
Ohio Penitentiary Fall Out and Charge
Each Other with Gross IRREGULARITIES.
COLUMBUS, O., Dec. 6.-The directors of the
State penitentiary are in session here investi-
eating charges made by Chief Warden Nc
Wharter against Deputy Warden Quinn. The
charges embrace drunkenness while on duty,
the appropriation of State property and gen
eral unftness for his position They will also
consider the charges of drunkenness, use of
State property for personal and family pur-
poses, and the liberation Of a female convict
before her term of service expired, presented
by Deputy Warden Quinn against Warden
McWharter. This trouble has been brewing for
some time, and has taken this form owing to
the bitterness of the guards and attaches Of the
prison, who are divided in their allegiance be-
tween the two chief officers
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-12-07
CHICAGO HOG CARvERs.
The Strike Continued, Resulting In T,
porary Suspension of Shipments.

The Strike Continued, Resulting In a Tenn
porary Suspension of Shipments.
CHICAGO, Dec. 6.-The strike at the stock
yard continues and this morning Armour &
Co., learning that their men proposed to quit
work, Immediately discharged them and hired
others. There are $4,000 hogs on sale at the
yards and the stock yards transit company have
notified all railroads to take no more hogs at
places of consignment until futher notice,
there being no accommodation for them at
present. At the unprecedently low prices for
provisions, packers do not care to engage more
heavily in business than necessary, and there is
no probability of the strikers getting terms
from them. 1t is reported that the men are
only waiting for some advances from the en-
ployers to go back at the old terms.
LATER.
CHICAGO, Dec 6.-The strikers at the stock
yards seemed more reasonable this afternoon,
and it is expected they will go to work in the
morning at the old rates. The packing COM
pany has arranged to send it's hogs to it's house
in East ST. Louis, if the strike continues.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-12-07
TIE p4RDONING POWER.
How 1t Has Been Exercised by Goyernt
Pillsbury the Past Year.

How 1t Has Been Exercised by Governor
Pillsbury the Past Year.
Below we give list of convicts pardoned
out of the Minnesota penitentiary for the
year ending with Dec. 3d.
Clark, Jonas, convicted in Stearns county
June ~, 1877. Term, two years and six months.
Crime, larceny. Pardoned Dec. Is, 1877, by the
Governor.
Woodward, Llewellyn, Steele county, June
IL. 1875 one year and six months. Larceny
Pardoned Dec. %, 1877; Governor.
Hale, George B., Hennepin county, Oct. 20,
1875; three years and six months. Larceny.
Pardoned Jan. 81. 1878; Governor.
Barton, d. E., Winona county, April 90, 1874;
ten years. Rape. Pardoned Feb. Is, 1878;
Governor.
Person, Frank A., Ramsey county, June "a,
1876, three years. Larceny. Pardoned Feb 16,
1878; Governor.
1875. Larceny. Pardoned March IL. 1878;
Governor.
Dorthodt, Frank, Hennepin county, June g.
| 1877, ten months. Larceny. Pardoned March
| rs, 1878; Governor.
Morrison, Annie, Ramsey county, May 4,
| 1878, one year, three months. Assault. Pardoned
| March &c, 1878; Governor.
Lewis, George H., United States district
| court, October 8, 1877 two years, Robbing
United States mails. Pardoned April 4; r. 3.
Hayes.
Jansen, Charles, Dakota county, July 20,
1877, nine months. Larceny. Pardo ned April
Is; Governor.
Smith, Thomas. United States army. Oct.
%, 1874, five years. Conduct prejudicial to
good order and military dicipline. Pardoned
May l. Military order,
Hackenpaler, B. Carver county. April IA,
1877, two years. Seduction. Pardoned May
25 Governor.
johnson, Thomas B. Hennepin county
Dec. 1, 1877, eight months. Larceny. Par
doned June 10; Governor.
Hayes, Albert. Grow Wing county. Oct "a,
1877, one year. Receiving stolen money. Par
doned June 10; Governor.
Knack, Sarah. Blue Earth county. Dec. 10,
1877. two years. Conveying contraband arti-
cles to prisoners in jail Pardoned July Is;
| Governor.
Morton, Geo. Ramsey county. Oct. IS,
1877, one year and nine months Assault. Par
doned Aug. 81; Governor.
Money, Hugh. st. Louis county. May 20,
1877, five years. Assault with intent to rape.
Pardoned Oct. 8; Governor.
Bates, Dry. Hennepin county. Feb. %,
1878, eight months. Larceny. Pardoned Oct.
81; Governor.