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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-23
SHIP NEHS.
MAY %.
PORT OF NETWORK

PORT OF NETWORK ......................MAY2 e.
CLEARED.
Steamship italy (Br) Simpson, London. j. w. J. Hurst
Steamship City of Chester (Br). Tibbits Liverpool via
Queenstown, John q. Dale.
Bros.
steamship lava tBr), Gdg Antwerp Belg, Peter Wright
steamship General Barnes Cheeseman Savannah. Murray
QuintaTd d Co.
Steamship F. G. Bddle Davis Philadelphia, Jas Hand.
bhlp crusader OBJ, Durkee Liverpool BOYD Hncken.
Ship Golden state, Delan0, Shanghai China A A. Low
Bros
ship st. Petersburg SOr) Hansen, Antwerp. Belgium, c.
Tobias d Co.
snip Jacob Trumpy (Nor svanOs. Antwerp. Beg, Book
Bark lille Baker Boynton, London Brett Son & Co.
Bark susanne (NorD Kirkland, Queenstown OF Falmouth
for orders, Benham goyesen.
ders, John Zttosen.
Bark Truro tBr), Burns. Burris Hull. Eng, =. Whit
ney Co.
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PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR IIVERPOOI-Tn StedIaSbip AC|riG-E. r. Allen. ".
Alvarez r. " Arms j. BachOld. Mira Barker Miss Barker
Miss Barker A. X. Barlow. Prof and Mrs f. A T. Barnard,
Miss J. Barnard. g. H. BacmaD, Capt r. G. Baycv, MI and
Mrs " Beach daughter goycInesS and mad servant A.
Ranett Biddle, Mrs J. W. Bddle, Mise J.. W Biddia
Mfsa Hidde o. BecOw. II. J. Blum, Mss H. BlydeE.
irgh Briggs. Mr. and Mira j. d. Campbell, Admiral
Case wife, infant and maid servant T. g. Case Mrs ChiGs
and infant Miss Cooley Rev. J. j. COOncy j. NJ Dove Mr.
and Mis- d. ~ Drysdale Miss Dwight Nh and Mrs. ThcoW.
Evans Mr. and r. Fletcher infant child and two
Fraser w. +. Fries, II. y. Fries, II. W. Fries
l. Galt Mr.. and Mira J. Gates Miss y. Gerald,
Mir and Mrs F. g. Gilctt Mr. Cranberry T. Greene Mrs A.
Griffith Mrs L. A. Han. Col J. II az. Capt J.. Hay, Mrs = d.
HAYNES child T. Hazene Mr. and Mrs a. Hebard, RI.
D. hidden Mr. aud Mrs A. Hnr. j. ". Hopkins. Henry
T. Howard, Very Rev. j. Hughes, Miss HutCu.
W. II. Irwin, Miss Irwin and maid
and Mrs T. T. jeremiah Miss j. jeremiah Miss Jerc-
IT, KecJIe r. Kennedy, James Kngan infant uursc
Mr. and Mrs Kingan, infant and nurse Mr. aud MIS- Ian.
ccy aud maid H. r. lee Miss u. I1ghollef J. W. Ludlow,
Mr. Macs w T. Marriott j. c. Marshall g. Il. Martin Mr..
ana Mrs S. Martin G. w Martin -. Martinez. g. Martinez,
NJ Martinez p Martinez Mr.. and Mrs O. o. Mathorne Geo.
and Mis- s. n Meyer Miss ". J. Mccartney, J. H. Mcoon,
Stewart Mckee j. McSab Mrs A. Mes anara, III. j. Micr
Miss r. j. Miller o. Miranda Mrs. Morrison and two daugh
ters Miss de NOtbCck Miss J. de N0ttbccI, Miss Ohm.
stead Or w Pancoast and wife, H. lcnner j. Pmblev,
Mrs W f. Powell W. j. Power J. 4. Raymond. ". Reed, g..
Riygs Schwab r. Sharpe and three Misses sharpe MIR
skinner Mr. aud G. Smith. = w smith, Mis- smith.
Miss II. j. styles \. d. TAYLOR. T. Thai
fner Miss Thamer Mr. and Mrs Todd and two children,
Tndhuntcr Miss TOwnsend X. G. Townsend MI aud rs
w r. Walkley Warner. J. Watson, W IL Webb i; Wells,
Wheeler Mr. Mrs J. 81. Wilson two children anG nre,
Miss Wilson Miss r. Wilson John o We. Miss Wood j. j.
Woodnan Juan H. de Zavala Mrs W. Zuaun, daughter ana
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P4SSENG Frs ARRIVED.

FROM HAVANA-H StedmShiO Chy Of Wdsh inqton.-
Mrs f. Iasala daughter, Nj ana Mrs j. del Vale Two
children and servants Mrs r. NJ Munson ana Tour ch
rem Mr. and Mrs and two children, Mrs r. H. Des
chapees and Mrs. NJ DcscappcllCs four children and
servant Mr. and H. O. Hinse and child Miss T. ougl
tan Mr Chew alier and daughter MI aud Mrs f. Garcia
servant Mrs H0lbroOk, Miss NJ 1Totte Miss Ian9
Miss Marie Ballot L. Gonzalez. Miss A. lsaacs Mrs y
Martin, g. de Zaldo D. p. Montague q. W. Wyie NJ r.
Blane CarIilO H. Martinez. r. EcheyerTia j.. H. Wills,
L. A. Fette j. +. TOmlinsoD w Zimmerman VIM Reel m
ThOde A. MarbaTg j. Indner j. A. T. Bonalde C. Ayarado
n hIvaadO A. AivLradO Garcia H. Puen.e. J. de Ar.
cocha j. Vlalta D. H. Rodriguez III H. Fernandez f. Lopez,
p Aware y YzaueIdO Martinez r. Garcia, T. JOe, l.
Aberni JimenoE L. Calvert, Dr. Cisnero NJ Nongagn,
e. pedIosO, A. Avon.
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Inc Al, proceeding. unit. Nolan had paid the costs in the

ing all proceedings until Nolan had paid the costs In the
Brooklyn City Court.
The suit of George F. Victor against the
International Navigation Company tried yesterday
before Judge speir. in Supreme Court Tr Term. The
suit was for the of two bales OF cloth out OF the
sxty-nine shipped to the plaintiff by the defendants
limo and lost the duties paid those two bales
by the plaintiff the information that defendants had
tile bales for him. The Government refused 10 refund
the duties except proof that the bales were not
landed The chief dispute the liability OF the
defendants for the duties Judge Sper held them liable
for tho duties and directed verdict both for the cloth
and the duties 81 2l7 god for the CLOTH and 1891 81
for the duties,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-23
A NEGRO ON A JURY.

David d. Turner, an intelligent-l looking
negro selected yesterday the eleventh juror in
the trial OF the suit OF William b. Scott against the
Middleton. UniOnville and Water Gap Railroad Com
pany over the title rails worth SO j32 The
Supreme Court, Circuit, before Judge Van Worst. No
objection made 10 Mr.. Turner, though old court
officers say that cOOred man had before sat as jury
in of the higher courts in NewIOrk County for
many years In several cOOred citizens have been
cited Jurors but found for discard
ing them. The counsel this Culver ShOudy
for plaintiff and James n. PrOnk and Edward L. Carr for
In date
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-23
SEARCHED ON SUSPICION.

The trial of the suit of Carrie r. Davis
against John Daniel and William Davis, was begun
yesterday before Judge Van HOesen The plaintiff says
che visited the store Of Daniel & Son. No 7j9 Broad
way, December %, 1876 Davis. salesman, ac.
cused Der OF stealing steel and she searched
She poor health, and che that the indgnity
and excitement produced nervous suffering IRON
which she has not yet recovered. She asks $4,000
damages Davis puts iu defence. Mr.. Daniels de-
fence denial that he had any part in the
affair. The case is still on trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-23
TRE PROPER LOAD FOR A CAR.

John Mcconnell, who was arrested for
driving sick horse attached TO a street car and was
convicted of cruelty 10 animals has appealed by
tOrar the General Term OF the Supreme Court The
question 90 the condition Of the horse hoty dis
puted the trial below. aud also the question of what
q proper carload. Jacob Sharpe described il as
"anythiDg get" The matter argued yester-
day, and the decision reserved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-23
JUDGE DAGGERs ACQUITTED AT PATERSON

At the trial yesterday of Judge John r.
Daggers, at Paterson, for conspiracy 10 defraud the
Merchants Loan and Trust Company the argument for
tile defence was made by ex-Mayor Tuttle. District
Attorney Woodruff summed up for the State. In his
charge TO the jury Judge Dixon stated that the esti
mOIy disclosed clearly that Judge Dageer David Henry
and James +. Preston had agreed together that the
bond and mortgage be delivered 10 the accused
The delivery OF the papers unlawful but the
Intention to Obtain them bv fraud must be shown. The
iusy retired az O'clock ana returned in three minutes
rendering a verdict OF acquiltal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-23
COURT OF APPEALS,

ALBANY, May 22.-In the Court of Appeals to-
following business transacted; No 1l5Nahau
o. Greenf Id. plaintiff in error, agt the People etc. &C.
PENDANTS error-Argued by s. G. Huntington for panun
in j. J. LamOree for defendants in error No ~
Joseph Bushnell, respondent the Chau;auqua County
National Bank, appellant-ATgued by r. r. Marvin for ap
pelant. and +. C. SpraRue for respondent 49, -. 80
calendar for THURSDAY May 23.-NOs l5I, 2022 l4e
225, 226, 1853, 2lO, and 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-23

Jones who is about to start for Paris, con-
verses with Smith who has just returned smith with II
sigh Jones Paris is the most delightful spot
OF earth and French cooking Is beyond all praise. BY
the way YOU must he and order my iayOre dish.
dout know the French for H. but the Translation rs
smiles OF veal the house Of the female banhcr"
Jones thanked him and walked away, saying softly to
himself Ris de veau a la fnancere."
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Ofean ljlrumers.

A MEXICAN LINE FOR LIVERPOOL.
~ The Only Transatlantic Line sailing under tue ANERI
CAN FLAG. SainnC TIL I III DAY from Philadelphia
LORD Give sails Thursday May %.
RED STAR LlNE-TO ANTWERP.
Carrying toe Belgian and United states Malls selling sent
monthly Alternately from Philadelphia ant New Ork.
JAVA sails flil ESDAN. May -. q a. M.
For OF passage and other Information apply TO
PETER Wight & SONS, General Agents. .
3O7 Walnut-st., Philadelphia ~ broadway, Ncw1ork
JOHN MCDONALD. Agent. Battery place. NewYork
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY,
~ BETWEEN NETWORK AND HANRE
Company No. az North River foot OF Mortnnst
'PEREIRE DarTr. "wednesday. MAY - $50 pm
WILLIE DE PARIS Sanielle ednesdav June p "h
LA RAN /, SlchcsucZ ed June ~
Steamers marked tuuS do not s'e"rg' passengers
iOr freight and passage at Philadelphia apply TO Aonlo
ShOtWcli Chesuut -.
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WHITE STAR LINE.

WHITE STAR line. 49,, or,, ,,,yos
w limited STATES AND ROYAL MAI. ~ EAhEits
ron QUEENSrOWN AND LlNERPOOl- r,..
Koce-The Steamers Of this Line take the Lane loues
recommended by Lieut. Mauy L. NJ On boh the o'""iu
and hOmewaTd voyages. ..-,.- A.. oS mn,
Mhy
RRITANNIC capt. Perry, NatnIdsN June "a ' ~,
CIIrIc Cant Glcade Thursday, June o. S3O ~ ~
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, PIER o. Muffin
Tbsse steamers uniform In size and unsurpassed ~ az
pontmeus Saloon, State-roOms sInoklng ntlon
ns ,e amidships where the noise and mOtl9n
ess f anording degree OF comfort hitherto unstthaoe
q: an , s,oo uoi, pa,ntn Tickets on
soeco9 Of pans aud other information apply 81 INC
company '0"0o'' ~" ~ r. j. CORTIS, Agent
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MAXINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

SIM rises w 13G sun sets.... 7:l9 Clock slow 3m 29s
Moon rises OBI Moon sonihs. 54G Moons days II
HiGH WATER IO-DAY-A NJ
HIGH WATEE IO-DAN-P. v.
Sandy Hook. 1903 GOV. Island. li2 Hell Gate. 33l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-23
A DIVORCED WIFE WITH A HOT TEMPER

Stewart NJ. Freeman obtained divorce and
the custody of his infant child last Fall. Within few
days Mrs. Freeman has obtained writ Of babeas
corpus her avowed object being leave her child.
The writ was reurnabe yesterday but her counsel did
not appear until after the Court had adjourned and the
matter went over TO Saturday In the lobby she met
her husband, and sue attacked him with her parasol
She rained blows upon him after her parasO
broken endeavOred to defend himaef aud the court
officers finally separated them. She then turned on her
LAWYER and shook her broken paTasOl vehemcntly at
him. and insisted that he should do something, but what
ne should do seemed to be- according TO her dcmah0-
judicial work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-23
Gunner 3ooro.

At RIVERSIDE, CONN, splendid rooms
n with rsoass board be obtained at REDUCED prices
TO family hour from Newfork J'foL"Eh e'ANi''"'
Conn.
HOME COMFORTS, good BOARD, fine
N boating lathIng fishing mountain air. private iay
farm three hours via krto HailIOld PARTICULARLY Call VI
address GARDNER, No. $50 0randst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-23
ALARMED BY JUDGE DURRELIs COURSE.

ALATNMED DI UUIOI DO IlItI1I@I@ . NDt I''I1'
The trial of the suit of Michael GemOn
against Joseph b. Hoyt and another before Judge Law
ended yesterday with disagreement of the jury
The suit two notes for So 600 and $4,000 signed
by A. Weed in favor Of Janet Norton. Ii was claimed
that Weed and Hoyt partners In The Ncc orleans
Times that their firm name " G. n Weed" and that
these given for firm purposes In support Of
this was alleged that i'm bankruptcy proceedings in
New-OTcans against the firm HOvt had paid $4,000 TO
compromise the claims against him. Hoyt claimed that
at the time tie notes made he not Weeds part
ner His counsel, William II ArnouX said That HOyt,
finding that Judge Durre had acquired jurisdiction
over him, and that Mrs NOriOn's husband was judge
Durrels standing assignee in bankruptcy, preferred 10
sacrifice $l5, 900 than run further risks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-23
EUION LINE,

4 Y LINE,
" UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS,
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL,
MONTANA IL ESDNY MAY -. . p. m.
VISIONS IT. I~DAN. June I, q. IN
NEVADA ................ II I.>pAN. June y, p m.
WYOMING .....,,........T IT ISDAN. June - > o.. m.
is DAY punc % p.
60 These steamers butt Of iron, IN wateehi &c ~
paTfmcnts and arr furnished with requisite 20 make
the passage the Atlantic both safe ana agreeable nav
iug bathroom. suokingr um drawing mom, piano ald IL
each steamer Tho all deck TINS nSUfin
those greatest Of all uAuIies SEE perfect ventilation and
light. ,. 49,.
CABIN PASSAGE according 10 siaterooml go TO $50;
INTERN EUIATE. SO; NIEEkAtE, 80.
& CIIOS.
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VNHE GREAT HEALTH RESORT,

known az Our Hillside Dansvie Livingston
County " has this Goth o; May l67 pcrsons-men,
chdrenas its bOarerS and patients who have
20 Of the Republic and Canada To spend the
either Improve their health or TO learn no" 10
estab is the largest hyentc rvate) IN
sOn the world accommodate from 800 10 400 guests
Of good health 1000 persons,
without giving Of them single particle OF medicine
publishes health issues monthly health Journal
The Lava Of Ilfe-prco 81 90 ayear-SPEClAEN COPIES
SENT FREE celebrate goth anniversary on the LIST
pOXlMO and IL Ia have aud to h0d the greatest
health convention the world has ever seen Nov" II sick and
Won desire WELL would like Ia keep well.
scud postage stamp ana get nfOrmaton ana Il you IKE our
thought philosophy and practise come To Us Aod get id OF
800 600 chronic invads in
The states who might have good heath by processes
plain simple il they would adopt and follow them What
folly TO ds0bcy the laws OF life and Keep scE when Nule
would herself mighty TO save, n nValids would only ac-
cept her guidance tangled fanatl
10 induce the people To accept IL Is the d.
vine philosophical CreatiOn-that TO 1--we as one Ougt
brings health and as ought not brings sickness Come to
our how To live II sick Will get well II
well you well. We give the choicest references
itrtpuilcd. Address as above, JAMES L. JAChoON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-23

NNASHlNGTONVILLE ORANGE CO., \. Y.
w -Firstclass board among the mountains Of orange
cool and pleasant location, unsurpassed for health
ac. Address FLOYD SNEDECOR
INVEST RUTHERFORD PARK HOUSE,
w thirty minutes from NowYOrk by the Erie Railroad viii
be opene under May Terms TO suit the
times unexceptiOnabe. For particulars apply TO A.
b. REYNELL Proprietor so West }2dst or st the hotel
WINDLE PARK HOUSE,
w SUMMER HOME for GUESTS,
private park overlooking the Hudson River
minutes walk from depot May l. send Tor CIRCULAR
Address T.. o. Box 80 Tarryt0wn, n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-23

g'HE DOTY HOUSE, Basking Ridge, n. j.,
IL now open for hoarder;: good table az reasonable
walk To depot churches stores,
ACCOMMODATION for horses large grounds with plenty Of
ri abe Address MIS-. T.. STINSON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-23

CANDS POINT HOTEL, Sands Point, l.. l.
- open selwankaka leaves Peek slip daily
al aud 3lst l.. r.. 4:l5 M; Sands Point at 100
y. M SUNDAYS, leaves Peck slip at and 3}dst, F. r.,
!l tnds Point at ago y. m Address o. DC Ms
PAEGU
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-23

"TFHE WEST POINT HOTEL"
TIlE OLIVER HOUSE at Bernardsylle, N.

< j persons wishing qnicf beautiful summer
home entirely free cills AMI fever aud mosquitoes;
plenty sae an the fruits and vegetables raised On'th;
place batter and cream plenty sabng for horses
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DoVie & AdO|phI,

NHEAPER than the HEAPEST-MATTING
~ OF all kinds. II and Is West Houston-st
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KYD GLOVES


800 dozen TwO.BUTTON MISSES KID GLOVES, o
MO DFS at 3Jc. pair WORTH Use.
l2jOdozen LADIES' KID GLOVES at 5Oc REAL VA
UE I'll. ALL COLORS and SIZES.
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East Sida.

CHEAP REMISSION East ATHEIST, near
~ Grand Central Depot furnished apartments for small
families: bath,
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BOARD ano Rooms.

.llS WEST 4TH-ST.-Elegantly furnished
%SI 2d and Sd floors also. hall rooms
with rsass table terms reasonable TO responsible parties
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-23
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD

NOKl II 6EhmAN hi Lrl - =, ,ruyoRK
SOUTHAMPTON AND HltlMEN: -..
COMPANl'S PIER foot Of SECONDST. HoBohkN. O
uOIIFNIOLLFR sat May % ODER sat, ITn" ;
MG-f T.. sat, June BONA sat, june -
RATIs or "a - GE from NEW.NJRk 10 sOJ THANH
TON, HANHE. OR BREMLN..,. 40, II,
FIRST CABIN, 800. gold : ECOND CABIN SOu, gO'i
STEERAGE $50. currency. $500 ...f,
Tickets Prepaid steeiaSe eeI'A
Gates, $50
IOlfIciglt pas.a &c apply TO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-23

HAMBURG American Packet Company 5 Line
L Tor pLYMOJTI. CHEKBpt 70. and hAMBJ no. .
- I.f--l = .......-.l unc y
30 vi Ella D-..-.-...-J uuc Is
Rates passage Plymouth London ChtrhOuTg ia =
points England scotland and Wales; Flrst Cahin
SEQ Stec:ucc currency, 10
KirNUAEDT a [. u. RICHARD & BOA-,
General A General Passenger Agents.
Bread 81. New. Yorg o. Pr0atway, New. York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-23

~ surroundings be obtained a private house IN
Chv,sck. Columbia co, y. VI large. shady grounds and
paEs.- horse and phnet0n premises oCty
hcanful air mountainous; terms Ica-onablc Address T.
- LLLAnL--h. ln 90. y. Y
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AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL

T1c,o Gr,class steamship. s. gulally at p from
per NU. ID NORTH Elyer as follows. ... -.
Steam. .,iip SANTIAGO DI CUBA 70 - hDhn June J.
Steamship W - ~ l, Jll' =
h,rommGdaOus unsurpassed feigt or passage Apply TO
WILLIAM T. CLNDES co.. 80. Bowling green.
NICKEL LER. LtLING & CO.. Agents N liaNdnA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-23

OCEANIC on the Shrewsbury River; me 10.
" cation for family; boating fishing c easy OF access
by boat and cara For inquire at corner OF 9TH
ave and <lstsI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-23

GLENEIDA LAKE, Carmel. Putnam County,
" Y; good ho'tIC aud hshing shaded and ornamental
good table. mountain NJ mOh1ultors large
AIRY rooms ~ 10 80 per week Address g. MILLER
Carmel. New ok
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-23

u 'B'rN VIVID IlOlNG' hLNf -Is''.Nb'N' ''i'i'
IL sound opens June 10, ISIS The proprcior mas
De- seen al the Ashland House. 3lj lthGyr n \. ever
Thursday from lO IA. 90 y ~, not June y inclu-NG
=. IUGCpMl. Proprietor.
Little Falls transcript., 1878-12-05

. -
we'll aware Of the tactics OF the
Minnesota rings. tasks no favors or
immunity from them. They are all
a scouudreIly lot and tho Globe will
continue to punoturo them without
fear or favor. IF any Of then should
harpen to pluck sufficient courage to
make an issue in court we shall en-
'leavor to add Interest to the occasion
by being present. Libel suits are not
especially desirable, and at the same
time no honest journal need fear them
They are oftentimes a reward Of mer>
1t, and as rule attest the force of the
blow which which has been struck
The rings may as we'll understand ,
once for all, that the Glob e
can neither be frightened or qui,
sted by pucrile threats or even act>
ual suits. 1t is not that kind of q
newspaper.
Little Falls transcript., 1878-12-05

From the Sauk Centre Herald.
Last Saturday two men from the
country, who probably had imbibed
freely of corn juice, started ont of town
each driving team, and each trying
to keep ahead Of the other. They 90,
az far as the steam mill and were CO.
ing at q fearful rate Of speed, when
one "f them run his team into the
fence killing one Of his horses. a finc
animal, almost instantly. He left the
dead animal lying in the road and
started home, bnt was Afterwards over.
hauled by Mr.. Chan. Harmon, chair
man Of the Town Supervisors and CON-
PEELED to return and haul off the car
cass.g i = -.
Little Falls transcript., 1878-12-05
ss.ss5zisss1:SA
From the St. Cloud Times. :


From the ST. Cloud Times. @~ns s,.rs s,tz
IS We begin to think that St. Cloud
has no rights which railroad compa>
py is bound to respect. The latest in
dignity upon our people is the closing
Of the east side depot, 50 that passen>
gers who take tho trains there (and
this is the only place where trims go-
ing to st. Paul OF north to sBrainerd
can be reached) are obliged to stand
out doors untilsethe cars arrive Of
course, people like to ''be in time"
and hence persons stand around in the
cold from five totwen.y minutes. This
is especially severe on women and
children, who. are thus exposed 70 the
dangers If cold and sickness. And
net this IS The only station for North
Little Falls transcript., 1878-12-05
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

CHURCH OF ST.. SALvADoR.-Servi.
ces on Sunday next, at 1880 A. NJ.
Sunday School at % P. NJ. Vespers at
8P NJ.
CHURCH OF Our SAv1oR.-Evening
prayer with gospel sermon on the first
and third Monday Of each month at 7:3O
NJ. Holy Communion on Tuesday
morping after each first service for month.
Rev. HERBERT RooT, Rector.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Cor
ner Of Chestnut and Fourth streets.
Services are held every Sabbath morn
Ing at II o'clock. Seats are free. and
citizens and strangers are cordially invi-
ted to attend. Sabbath school immedi .
ately after morning service. Thursday
evening meeting at 8 O'Clock.
D. W. RosEvKRANs, Pastor.
Little Falls transcript., 1878-12-05

From the St. Cloud Times.
The improvements at St. Johns
College during tho past summer, COM
prise four new brick buildings. One
il large steam laundry, with I'll the
modern improvements for renovatins
clothes. The rest arc shops for vari
Gus purposes wagon shops, smith
shops. paint shops, slaughter and cur.
ing house and porkopoiis. Besides
these splendid twenty-five horse>pov
er engine has just arrived from Chic
ago, and will he used IN the -four
mill. which will hereafter be able 10
accommodate the neighboring farmers
who are anxious to patronize the Mon
aste,y mill.
Judge Stearns has rendered a dc
cision, in the case Of the State Of Min
nesota KS. D. o. Gou1ct, brought in
Grow Wing county. to set aside a cer-
tain pretended tax sale of lands to the
defendant, situate in Crow Wing and
Cass counties. The decision is in ia =
vor of the plaintiff, and in effect de-
cidcs that the sale Of these lands in
1874 to the State for delinquent taxes,
is valid and that under such sale the
State acquired a good title thereto,
but set aside the special sale made to
the defendant under chapter 134, Of
the General laws Of 1877 of this State.