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The daily gazette., 1878-06-05
An Ex-PoIiceman Arrested.

Thomas Nickerson, an eX-policeman,
went into the office of Esquire James
Watson, on Sixth street, near Shipley, last
evening, and acted in such a threatening
manner that the Esquire became uneasy
and slipped around to the police station
for assistance. Officers Bernhardt and
Cropper went to the office and requested
Nickerson to go out, but as he refused to
go, they took hold of him and drew him
out the door. Here Nickerson tripped
officer Bernhardt and was about to assault
him when officer Cropper grasped the
threatening hand and held it securely un-
til officer Bernhardt took out his nippers
and placed them on Nickerson's wrist.
He was then taken to the police station,
and confined in cell, where he amused
himself by firing shots from revolver,
until he was threatened with Handwriting
when he desisted and became docile.
This morning Nickerson had hearing
before Mayor Whiteley, when Esquire
Watson preferred charge against him of
assault and battery and attempting to eX-
tort money by blackmail. He was fined
$40 and costs, and placed under $1,000
bail to keep the peace, for his assault up
on Officer. .Bernheardt and for assaulting
and attempting to blackmail Esquire
Watson he was held in $4,000 bail for
his appearance at Court.
The daily gazette., 1878-06-05
The Markets.

The King street curb stone market was
well attended this morning, by both buy
ers and sellers. A large increase in the
supply of vegetables was very noticeable,
especially peas. Prices remained about
the same although there was a slight fall
ing of in the price of peas. Butter had
an upward tendency, and sold for 1Sa20
cents per pound;last week it only brought
Is cents.
In the fish market the supply of shad
and herring, has greatly fallen OIL. There
was only about 800 offered for sale this
morning, selling from 20 to IS cents per
piece. On Saturday the sale of shad and
herring will cease according to law. The
ruling prices of other articles were about
as follows:
Beef steak, 16al8c; sirloin, 18a2Oc
roast, 14a20c; corned, 8a12c; Clipped
25a30c; ham sliced, 16a18e; wholesale, 12c;
shoulders, 10a12c; fitch, 11a12c; pud-
ding, 16c hogs-head cheese, 12c; lard,
10c: mutton, 10a12c; chops, 16a1Sc veal,
10a16c; outlets, 1Sa20c; chickens, ,12a14c
butter, fresh, 1Sa2Oc. /; eggs, zoe; po-
tatoes, ,10a12c,per half pecksweet potatoes
12a15conions 18c; cranberries 12c; lima
beans, 12c; soup beans, SC ;honey, DC per
pound cabbage, 3 al2c per head; tur-
bunch; beets. 15c Der half neck asparagus
10 Cts, per bunch; peas, 12a16cts., per half
peck, radishes, 2a5 cents per bunch.
| tomatoes, 20c, per qt; new potatoes,
1Sa25c. per half peck, straw berries, 7a15c
per qt; new beets, ,4a6c per bunch; ;cherries
18c per ct; string beans, ,30cper half peck;
C. per bunch. cucumbers, ,2a5 per piece ;
rhubarb 3a5 per bunch shad 20a75c per
piece ;herring, Is cents per dozen goose
berries, 12a15c per quart currants 15c
per quart.
The daily gazette., 1878-06-05
reign Telegrapi,le Summary

Duuug the excitement and confusion
be arrest Of the assassin of Emperor
lliam one man was beaten nearly
death by mistake, and the driver of
prison van had bis neck broken.-
hgent measures have been adopted
tbe suppression OF the socialist con-
5hcy in Germany.-The Pope gives
Influence TO aid in preventing the
ead Of sOcialism.-The International
Pal treaty has been signed at Paris
International trotting races and a
hd military review will be features of
festivals al Paris.-The successful
|clu'lon of negotiations for the
fopean congress has greately relieved
public mind. All the cabinets have
fp'ed Germany's invitation, and the
lgTtss will meet in Berlin on the 18th
FA' ->alVet Pasha has been appoint
N'ahl Nlzler of Turkey,-Thc Bri-
c-"llAeI squadron has arrived at
BE.
The daily gazette., 1878-06-05
TRUSTEES SALE
REAL ESTATE.

BY virtue of an order OF the Orphnn,s
Court OF the State OF Delaware, in and for
NeW = e Castle Co. made after the 18th day of
February, A. D., 1878, will be exposei at
ruollc Sale, at the LAFAYETTE HO-
TEL, corner 9th and Shi oley streets,
SATURDAY, JUNE goth, 1879.
At Il o'clock. a. M, the following describ-
ca heai Estate, being the property of
george W. Mousley, deceased. situate. w
ing and being In Brandywine Hundred
to,,nS; heW Gastle county, and state of Delaware,
beginning at stone in line of lands of
isaac >. liott and the snuff mill road
ana running thence with sa ID Elliott lands
anu @ ParLiy Dy line Of said public road
nortn lorty y-slx degrees, east one hundred
and fourteen and seventy-six hundredtos
percnes To corner of SAID Elliott lands in
ilne OF 'ahos OF Dupont, thence
9yan1 9y saia Dupont's r lands north fifty-eight
ana nny-two hundredths perches 10 n
stone, a corner of said DuPont
thence by lands OF said Dupont
south south thirty-one and half degrees, west
eighty-hve and twelve hundredths perches
10 corner OF land OF Beoiamin Elliott,
tnence Dy the same the following five
courses and distances, to witt South sew
envy ana nall degrees east forty-one aud
iorty-elght hundredths perches. south fifty-
three and half degrees, west twelve and
iour teAths perches, thence south thirty
one degrees, east four perches, south forty
anu a. ndll degrees east forty-four and fifty-
Two hundredths perches, south fifty-one
ana half degrees east fifty seven and
sixty four hu ndredths perches to tue place
OF beginning, containing ninety acres and
twenty-eight square perches of land, more
or less.
And 1t is ordered by the Court that the
purchaser or purchasers thereof, be and
appear at the next Orphans Court. for
New Castle County, that the Court may
assign to the purchaser or purchasers, the
premises sold to him, her or them, pursu-
ant to this order, he, she or they, with suf
nclent surety or sureties, to be approved
by the Court, entering into recognizance
to be taken and acknowledged in said
Court, to the State, in a penal sum. to be
determined by the said Court, with condi-
tion TO pay to the parties entitled, sever
ally. or their executors, administrators or
assigns, respectt vely, their Just and pro-
portionable shares OF the said purchase
money. with interest from such time as
the Court may determine, in such manner
and time as may, by the direction o. the
SAID Court, be prescribed and appointed In
said condition.
Attendance will be given and terms
made known, at the time and place afore-
said. by ]. L. VALLANDIGHAM,
WIN. G. WHITLEY,
Trustees,
Or by their Attorney.
Attest. J. NJ. HoUSEM AN, Clerk Or
phans' Court. Je5,12, 10 ,26-w3t
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Sunday School Anniversary.

The tenth anniversary of the Sabbath
school connected with the First Baptist
church, came off in the church corner of
Elm and jackson streets, last evening,
ana was largely attended. The room was
handsomely decorated,a "a large stage being
arranged over the pulpit, for the accom-
modallon of the teachers and scholars,
over which was suspended beautiful
horal cross. Loops of evergreens, COM
pleted the decorations.
In the absence of the Superintendent
VIM. IL. Gregg, Rev. r. NJ. Eastwood
presided over the exercises, which, in
addition to several spirited choruses,
comprised the following:
Recitation-"The Chatterbox" exceed
ingly weh rendered by Hattie Smedley,
five years oid.
Solo -"God is Always Near Me-" by
Willie Braunstein.
Duett-"I am Saved" by Willie Pierce
and sister, was sung in an excellent man
ner
Solo-"Take this Letter to my Moth
Ell" sung with pleasing effect by Miss Il.
w. Mublhausen.
Recitation-"My first Speech in Public"
by George Alexander, five years old,
created much amusement and interest by
its excellent delivery.
Lovely Union Quartette, comprising
excellent selections by Miss e. w. Muhl-
hausen, soprano; Miss Ida Wiltbanks,
alto Mr.. Henry Braunstein, tenor; and
Mr. John II. Muhlhausen, basso.
A brief and Interesting address was
delivered by the pastor, Rev. Il. NJ. East
wood.
Joseph Alexander gave an excellent
recitation, GAN Attention." and me-
mortal chorus was very sweetIy sung by
a class of girls.
The report of the Secretary and Treas
urer, Mr.. Weeks, showed a good attend
ance and a creditable financial exhibit
The closing exercises comprised trio,
"Good Night" collection, doxology
and benedietion, by the pastor. E. j.
Muhlhausen presided at the organ during
the evening.
The daily gazette., 1878-06-05
The Nomination Election.
THE RULE UNDER WHICH IT IS TO Bl
CONDUCTED.

~NNf%-- NA'DN'f IL ~
CONDUCTED.
Judges of the nomination election
would dc well to give heed to the follow
ing rule of the Democratic party, which
governs the nomination election to be
held on Saturday next:
RULE 2. The nomination election for
Sheriff aud Coroner shall be held ON the
second Saturday of June, between the
hours of IL IN. and p. III. The usual
places of voting shall be the places OF
holding such election; if il is not practi-
cableto hold the election at anysuch place,
suitable place shall be fixed by the Judges
aforesaid, who shall III every case, give
notice of the time and place of the cleo
ton. The Judges in any Ward, Hum
dred or Election District are empowered
to fill vacancies that may occur in their
Beard.
Every white male citizen who will be
entitled to vote AT the ensuing general
election may vote on this occasion pro-
vided that it Is distinctly understood
whether by question from the Judges, or
otherwise, that such citizen will support
the successful candidate. No vote shall
be entertained for any Candidate who has
not publicly pledged himself to support
the successful Candidate. In case there
be mere than two candidates a plurality
shall nominate. Upon the votes being
fairly counted and ascertained, the
Judges shall publicly anuouu 80 the result
and shall make a certifca thereof and
forward at once. by mail to the Chair
man of the County Meeting, who shall
publish the same in all the Democratic
papers of the County. The Judges shall
keep the poll and tally lists to be subject
to the call OF the County Committee or
OF the Executive Committee of the Hun
urSu.
The daily gazette., 1878-06-05
mes L Anderson Defended

|VN>AhNATiNE REPUBLICAN JOURNAL
SUPPORTS ITS ASSISTANT EDITOR.
| IaIa IN NE Philadelphia North American
|'Ve.aFy sherman does not think he
e Tue letter to Weber and Ander-
|, 4Ae rest of the country will gem
ny 'Ank that he did.
iaAe no mistake in weighing the tes-
f'ly ol James +. Anderson. No man
lpHnsa position of honor and trust
l'As making himself the target for
4F and vituperauon for the plea
u lylng' His story is not a pleasant
Ol' rest assured it is true.
=" -, AuaeFson's testimony is contirma.
VIA apIeyalent belief that purity was
.' unknown in Louisiana politics
IiI AO' excuse and of the wrongs to
~ he was party; but their existence ce
ls acqniescence are scarcely To be
\. ''su at when We read of the atmos.
N Of evil by which he was surround.
The daily gazette., 1878-06-05
FIRST EDITION.
IocaI Time Table.
W. WILMINGTON,

.,s LEAVE WILMINGTON.
TRAiSSo lnhia. 2O9, 6.55, $40, 9.W,
! phiiaSe ;nao q m; 1881, 1910, 2.3O, a;30,
|si' w Il n !" m. On sundays: 2.09. III a.
I'M; w. york yYk 2o9, "A, a m, IL ~, IL 4o'
Ne" NJ. On sundays: 2 % "a m. 40
5B 'n' n6re re- and Washington; u IA, l 10,
,%a Pa,' m: IL 81, l2 90, o. O'. p in' 9U"u"''
Y ~ :, ! deposit: b = % 456 p m; no Sunday
la,a, W. castle: 5, 6 30, 9 80 m; l oo' oo p
M m sunday train. IN
~ n,la aT ware X. r.: 5 Os, 8 80 a mi l o'' 'o
mo sunday tram. peos
p,iiIiii,o,ngton p ~ Io 4 Northern Il. NJ; 20 u
WIN 5oO y m; no sunday tram. "a
~, n.1 .u, ware Western X. H.; III ~ III o oo
. pe'I n,' an sundays: 10 30 a m:
y MS Ill., W. ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON. an
|TRa.S19a Raal1adaInnIa: l2 So, "a, "a IN IL
Pn r'i5,a i5at ll5i, S55, 45i, o IA. -
N. ~ " ~ II 10 pm on sundays IL Do,
10! |tD! m 30, Q 81, II 10p m. ,oro
Wy V'r ~ %yo,x; l2 So, 8 81 a m; IL u, IL Do
|sa 1 Nss SSlpm, 9n Sundays II 06 a mi
IN p,i,imore. ~, Al m; 127, l2 80,
U ~ ps' assp m; on Sundays; ID a IN $50
II m. .,.n.otsa m 1921, 1898.
~ u. "a ",. r. m; on Sundays 10 a m; . 40
/ pm. ,, soo a m no Sunday
|lralns. -xS so a m . 70 m m:
~ i; SyI 81 "a go5 D m; no sunday trains.
y, h.,aware y'V, 4 R.: $50 a M 4 20, 6 40 p
nj ~ ~ I2"n Inoinaton 4 Northern r. R.: 0s,
/ II II az AM: mi 10 p m; no sunday trains,
M y nslaware : Az Western X. R.: Do a m;
ia nm y m; on SUNDAYS: 6OOpm.
,x! ~ yoR w1LMINGTO LEAVE PHIL
ADELPHIA.. -
M Rroad street and Washington ave-
rrs TIA I 30. 100, 10 80, 45 a m; 80. 80.
tss. w, . 10 d, m, m, 6 %, 3 Is, ii SO, p IN.
a ' thirty. second and Market streets;
XII il Sam, ig IS, 8 65, s 50, IL 45 p M;
I'm sundays i 81, II 40 y m.
The daily gazette., 1878-06-05
For the Gazette.

MR.. EDITOR On Saturday next the
Democrats of this county will be called
upon to decide by ballot, whom they will
select as their candidate for the office Of
Sheriff in the coming campaign. The
rules of the party require the judges of
the election before receiving the vote of
any republican to require from him a
pledge that he will support the success
full nominee. This rule it is to be hoped
will be strictly adhered to.
DEMOCRAT.
The daily gazette., 1878-06-05
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

At the regular, stated communication
of Lafayette Lodge, No. IA, A. f. u A. NJ,
last evening, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year:
w. M.-Thomas Davidson.
S. W.-Charles Manuel.
j. W.-Wm. e. Hazlett.
Secretary-John III. Graham.
Treasurer-Wm. G. Pierce.
Trustees-R. IL. Ewbanks, James IL.
Beggs, Thomas Mitchell.
The daily gazette., 1878-06-05
Il SALISBURY on SIR
SlDlES. "oD-

Bral;li,,nS >, ;, Senate, on Monday. whi,o
Ter i.r%I.s'ea '%, amship Was Mm,'e made
are, aopSnnHiM S1,on Mr.. SALISBURY of Of Dela I1'aue
measaro aprouAEed e, himself as opnosoG M DGia- "a
but tba, i,I% postal interests ofthe one rorn TO
ic cnrr.G , was the last consideratia ,iG e%i,i-
pos aa 'e,, said was not neceslan,. os.lnaster-
Tie ceasnp espl lines, instea5 Ts.a'ly Of 10 lSns sub
liairalnmoear of the country Ui au.anc, Nani
eod2. put &Ss down feighi 5' and sdqOsidi1ed sss,re
ler rs, sbaEoS9C ERo9Ch at the proposed opposed to subsi-
amea'e e Of grcat ca The inieo,' eOan-
tpcy,c c,di1Ierng the bubble lie was meno op-
''cA @ any tSS.Isl cna e, giving il to money, ToEn,
The daily gazette., 1878-06-05
Star Loan Houses.

Will be sold on SATURDAy nov, OH
inst. at o'clock, P. NJ. at Public Sale en
on She premises, the following, viz:
NO. la 2 story frame, four room d we'll
ing, lot l6 feet by 70 feet on Apple street,
No; "A 2 story frame, four room
dwelling; lot lix72 feet on Lobdell street.
between Heald ond Claymont streets
sale positive to close Loan.
Jeo-3J JNO. +. MILLER, Secretary.
The daily gazette., 1878-06-05
CaIitIlulIlllDian.

Last evening, about 1870 O'Clock, the
neighbors of Sixth and Lombard streets,
were awakened by calithumpian sere-
made. The serenade was rendered to Mr..
George l.. Biddle, who recently took unto
himself Miss Jennie Toner, as wife.
Several songs were also sung.
The daily gazette., 1878-06-05
Indications for To-Day.

|or "a. Mdlle Ata,tic States, rising
bmcr e,cept temporary JM along
|toos' rln, soutierly r6dS, Ceering 10
h. a.,uuc.s, or northeast, n,d ncreds-
|ooq H,e coast to brisk or hgh, occd-
! |dla'drun, JolIouei5y clear or parity
mn ---l..r.
The daily gazette., 1878-06-05
Il new York Tr;J,,no C.,

Eio- N'S s York Tribune spends a large
tbr i. 1S Vitality every day in prov
ri,''. ,a' James E. Anderson, the champi-
,,3, %~''s' lSa scoundrel ofthe first mao
un No, :, course he is otherwise he
n ~, r'',.., uo' nave been engaged to do the
!, ,g +" u '''a' he performed in Louisi-
lr '''' men who stole the Pre,i-
a, bda,iurels' had snd Anderson is
''' as the rest of them,
The daily gazette., 1878-06-05
Auux,aICouyOcatiOn.

The annual convocation ofthe Epis
copal Church of the diocese of Delaware
CO lvened at New Castle this morning.
The meeting will probably extend over
aperlod OF three days.
The daily gazette., 1878-06-05
MARRIED.

hEEV EVEnROBERT Tuesday. June
4th. at Phila., by Rev. j. S. Hughes, of
tne sixteenth ut. NJ. E. Church, Mr..
Harry NJ. Re-ve, OF this CITY. 10 Miss ida
V. Roberts, formerly of Baltimore. Nd.
The daily gazette., 1878-06-05
N OF &c a.!

TO THE TAXABLES OF NEW CAS-.
TIE HUNDRED.
All persons who have not yet paid their
lakes for 1877 are hereby notified To do So
according to law ID NJ McSGV 'e"
je5 -d6t< EoIIoatII
The daily gazette., 1878-06-05
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

EOR N The three-story brick
Il house, 1908 Lombard street. 1t is in
complete order with gas, bath, &c. Rent
low: Apply to j. r. GARDNER,
Ieo-u 9TH and ShI Ipley streets.
The daily gazette., 1878-06-05
$40 and Costs.

This morning, Martin job nson, was
arraingned before the Mayor, charged
with being disorderly at the store of
MT. Turner, corner of Second and Poplar
streets. He was required to pay $40 and
costs and 1000 bail to keep the peace.
The daily gazette., 1878-06-05

NO one can long abuse health without
suffering generally with blood diseases.
Keep the blood pure by using DIR. Bulls
The daily gazette., 1878-06-05
A Genuine Mackinaw Hat

s1.75, an imported hammock, s275
street, opposite Clayton House. j4-2t.
The daily gazette., 1878-06-05

RECOVERED Groves has
entirely recovered and is now moving
about the city enjoying his usual health.
The daily gazette., 1878-06-05
Secretary Germania Building &
Association, No. 2.
Wilmington, May 20, 1873.

Wilmington, Del, June 1st, 1873.
M. L. LIcHTENsTEIN, Esq, Sec. Ger
mania Loan, No. 2.
SIR How shall ever thank you for
your great kindness towards us.
You have sent me bank book in
which 1 find SS9374 deposited in my
name, for my sole use, and also note
for sos for rent to be collected for me,
making in all S84S,74 saved out of my hus-
bands property by the good management
of you, and the Directors of the Ger
mania Loan, when they were Of necessi-
ty compelled to sell out the mortgage
held by them. We expected to lose all,
but you have saved this much for us.
Again l thank you from my heart.
God only can reward and that he will do
so will ever be my prayer. Yours,
SARAH CARNEY,
The daily gazette., 1878-06-05
Strawberry Festival!

The Ladies Aid Society. of
ASBURY NJ. e. CHURCH,
VIII hold SrRA WBERRY FEsTJ-
,WEh ~, Me NJ sne Guy Hall, commencing this
until Saturday. o'A'iAue
ADMISSION, IN cents
je5.4t l" "oen's'
The daily gazette., 1878-06-05
Loan Associations.

Objections have been made to loan as
sociations, and charges insinuated that
they were grasping aud grinding to those
indebted to them. The following cores
pondence will disprove the charge, so
far as the Germania Loan is concerned (;
and we have heard of no case in which
such charge was true:
Mrs. SARAH CARNEY -
| am instructed by the Board of d.
rectors of Germania Building and Loan
Association, No. 2, to hand you enclosed
bank book, with a credit of seven hum
dred and ninety-three dollars and seven
four cents. (S19374).
As you are aware we bought your hus-
bands property at Sheriff's sale, after
foreclosing the mortgage we held on the
mentioned property, the interest on
which remained unpaid for a long while.
/ beg you to be assured, that before tore
closing our mortgage we used every en-
deavor to devise some means by which a
foreclosure might be avoided. Previous
liens, however, interest on which had
likewise remained unpaid, were pressing;
not to jeopardize our own claims we
were, very reluctantly, compelled to fore
close.
We have since sold the property very
advantageously, assumed and paid off
previous liens, settled for some necessary
repairs made while the property was in
our possession; paid city and other taxes
passing into the hands of our treasurer
the amount of unpaid dues to date of
sale, also expense OF foreclosure, and
have net surplus of above mentioned
amount of S703.74, which have the sim
cere pleasure to offer to you by a unani-
nous vote of our Board of Directors. l
hope that you will feel no hesitancy to
accept the same morally and justly it is
your own.
/ also enclose memorandum for S55
rent due to us on the same premises,
which you can collect, the same being
secured. Very Respectfully, yours,
NJ. L. LICHTENsTEIN,
Secretary Germania Building and Loan
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-02-10
IN THE ,sHADoW OF THE GALLONS

But Another Chance for Life Offered.
In December, 1876, Peter Bannigan shot
and killed John D.. Massingale, soldier,
during brawl, at Bismarck, D. t. In the
following February, Bannigan was indicted,
tried and convicted of murder, and sentenced
to be hung in April of last year, in spite of
defense by local attorneys of Bismarck. A
few days previous to the time appointed for
the execution of the sentence, Messrs. Erwin
& Griffith attorneys Of this city, were re-
tanned to procure the accused new trial.
Mr.. Erwin proceeded to Bismarck, where he
arrived just seven days before the day of
the execution, finding the prisoner dismally
contemplation his closely approaching legal
strangulation. On Mr.. Erwins motion for
new trial the sentence was stayed, and an
appeal taken to the territorial supreme court
at Yankton. In June last Mr.. Griffin went
to Yankton, where he argued the case. A
diminution Of the record having been sug
gested by the prosecuting counsel
second argument before the supreme
court was thereon necessitated. In this
hearing Mr.. Erwin again appeared in
December last, and his firm had the salts
faction yesterday of receiving intelligence
from Yankton that their efforts had been
crowned with success, the supreme court
having granted new trial to Bannigan,
which will be held in May next, at Bismarck
D. L.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-02-10
RENTEs-1o9 francs and Sc.
COMMERCIAL.

st. Paul Produce Market February s.
FLoUR--Market very dull, with prices unchanged !.
$5.25aD5.50 for xxx. Patent Process S7.OO01sOe
Rye -four S5.oO@5.50. Buckwileat flour S6.OO96.5a
Wheat has an upward tendacy at 96@96c.
CoRS-Old still scarce, at 4OS41c on outgoing
trains; incoming 37@3sc; supply equal to demand in
new; hard and sound, incoming, 28@3Oc; outgoing,
31Q33c by the carload.
OArs-26c by the car load.
BARLEy-Nothing doing; nominal prices; No. /,
$4,000; No. 2, 45@50c; No. 8, 38(04Oc.
GROUND FEED-No change; 17.5Ouls 90; bran,
Ss.Oo@9.75 shorts S1O.O0@11.OO.
Corn MEAL-Bolted per 100 lbs, Sl.25.
EGGs-12@14c for fresh; 1O@12c lined.
PoULTRY-Fair demand for fresh killed; turkeys
6@sc; chickens, 6@7c; ducks 607c; geese 1850.
MESS PoRK-S 11.O0@l1.5O.
DRESSED HoGs-34c for light; 4c for heavy.
DRESSED BEEF-Market well supplied at lower
prices; fresh killed, 31a@4c.
BEANs-No change from former prices common
SLIPS; hand picked medium, S2.OO12.25; navy
S225@2.75.
BUTTER-Nothing doing except in the higher
grades; grease 4@5c; dairy packed, medium 7(lsc
fair 9010c; choice known dairies $4,000.
HAY-Obtains slightly better prices 81 OO0D9.5O PEI
ton for Wild
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-02-10
Make Them Saw Wood.

/ The cold snap just maugurated is begin
nlng to have Its, disastrous effects upon.the
moral dlsa bilities and comprehension Of the
average vagrant. Last evening fellow CIV
ing his name. as, Thomas Mcmahon was
run in'' by the, police for the larceny Of a
|. bolt of shirting FROM the store Of =. @.
Jones, on Third street. The prisoner c,,oliv
!. averred he committed the theft in ortaA-,tn
secure comfortable quarters awhile in Jail.
The ordinary tramp's ideas of an elysimn of
.incarceration might be modified somewhat.
III, with Its bolts and bars and comfortable
shelter, ne. were assured by experiences. he
would be aHo treated to a modicum. of
healthful,. genuine hard labor.