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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-26
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THURSDAY EVENING. DEC'R 26.
A esfy without Ezris EringIe'

a CRY W iEssOat A1A 1S
Tho 10 lowing verse;, from the 5ai'oo1e He
sld Of last week, were written o. yours ga. sSo
Of Lees5u-g, Loudoun county, IN THIS c9s'e'l
ISIS Kris Krinsle coming to Memphis"
Said van little Lily cne day;
HOr IS he afraid ofthe teTer,
And thinks he hsd best stay away Z
Il has taken my father and nolnef'
It has only left auntie shd you. :,
And me Edsmmy, ard don't want It
70 kill poor old Kris hringle TOO.
" think will write him letter.
And say, / don't want you TO come:
We've had here tie terrible fsVer,
So Kris Xring!e please stay st fohie'
| DO no: want sHy Dew p'aylhldgs;
OF t7ci:ies sou Know I've go many
I'6 rather you'd take them, KITS ArlEGip,
To the moor little girls without any,
ppm tired of lessons and playing,
Ike to lie still and jus! rest,
Ard feel Msmmy's srns tight around nae,
ard Law my bead here on her breast.
Then think Of o,y father and mother,
Who've soae tsE away to the SKY, on
And wonder Why God msde his heaven
so very far CT and SO high.
"Do you think it would vez tho Lord Jesus
III Dizzy Cd to hin, Nanny, quite low,
Thet might come up to Ey motner
know That she longs for me so.
It will no. be Christmas without her
by su1;is is SO very grave
She wants ne to always do lessons
Or 81. very sill and behave.
when I'm we'll l have no one t.. plsy with;
You know I've 20 sister or brother:
I'm lonely. so lonely, desr Jesus,
piesse tske nee 10 be with my motnef.
IT'S Christmas snd Nanny, whils gs:e7ins,
Her se,rsing rms e,osseG ca l ELY eseAS'
Tbs ed little heart is a. rest
O so,ro0iul City CT Mempha
The Ch1istmastiGe brings thee no joy
Weighed Gcwn with the mosns Of the ch!idlees,
Its sdDess c.n only annoy.
Whist though the death king ia conquered
You csrnot the +, st!Tsl keep
So few CT = our children it walkers,
The rest lie t,Tsver asleep
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BEE1 NR 4, ESQ.
- ASUMPTION OF ROUTE.
. =,

On and atser THURSDAY, February l4ta,
1916. tbs steamer d ETTANO, Captain
n n. L. Byles, will be run as follows:
Leave alexandria EVERY MONDAY,
THURSDAY snd SATURDAY, from King
street wharf, st hslt-psst ssven o'clock
L, It., for Landings OF tbs Potomac rs fa7 down
IS No.nin. Leave No1iini EVERY TUES
DAT and FRIDAY MORNING, 1T G O'CLOCK,
FOR Washington, arriving carly ths ssme even"
ing. Freight received dsily.
ieb Il !. BRODER;5 6 CO.. agents
TNLAND q SGABOARD COEi5TlNG GO.
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Connects With Ches. q ONO Il. K. East and
West. At Lynchburg with Atlantic. Miss. &
Chattanooga, Atlanta, Eew Orleans, Nashville,
Memphis. Little Rock and ell points in Texas
At Danvlle close connection with Richmond
and Danville Z. +. 70 snd from the Caro!inss,
Georgia, Florida. snd via Atlanta, with Mobile,
New Orleans and Southern Texas.
100 a. n. and Alexandris 7 Is s. M. daily,
except Sunday, arrive OF Strasburg st Il 70 p N,
connecting with the Valley Road East and
West. Leave StIasburg 20 p. NJ, Front Royal
4t3 D. ~, Markham so p. n, Salem 81 D. n.
Manassas 70S p. M, arriving at A!exandrls
8 &c 2. II. Psseengera for washington and
North will leave Alexandrls on Main Line
trsin, al 8 20 p. IL.
FOR Middleburg. dsi!y connection at Plain,
station
For Ur2ervi!!s, regular connection at Deis'
p For WAREEHToN, losvc Washington =:
7 90 5. 70. Gal!y.
All trains msi:s good connections, n Wash.
gtcn, TO and from North aad West.
New Ortearg sleeper leaves WsshiCg!Cn
20 a, m, running through withou. change,
connecting With through Sleeper t? Florida
Excursion tickets TO Jacksonville, Florida,
good 20 Mgy 18th. 1879. O. very 10" rate
Through tickets gc.d at the lowest rates
nov g i. =. ,,kJADUS. q. l. =.
8z3 GREAT 1916
PENNSYLVANIA kuUTE
TO THE NORTH, WEST & SOUTHW IVES:
DOUBLE TRACk.
steel, Fails, splendid oCENEHi
EAGNLFICEfT EQUIPMENT.
Nov 10, 1873 u p, N.
Trei,s leays Washington from depot OF b.
tTIMORE e. POTOMAC RAILROAD. COZ
ner of Sixth ard ST. cets. as follows:
For Paila. Neg York &ld the Esss, l.3y BIZ
iG,l5 o. n daily, With Palace Cars. Lim
tied Express Of Pullman Ps.lcr Cars %!
m. daily, except Sunday. Fee thi!sceipA :
; $50 y. Il. osily.
| For Pittsburg sndtha West10. 1os. e. dai!y, VI;
| Par}or Cars to Pittsbn-g; 7.z0 p. IN. d&i
| with Palace Car to Caicago:x
daily, excop: Saturday, with Pslace Car "a
| watkins For A!mirs. 1913 a. IL. daily,
! except Sunday.
| tsT' 10 o. H.; 80, $50, 74J snd 1918 p N.
| iaOJAA TElll&S.
FOR Aloxsndr!a g. Tl6, 6, 3, ID and ii s.1'., ~
| l,l5, 3, 40 s, SOS I, ard llS0 e. n On
Sunday a: :, 4 n, s.nd lis and P n.
Trains lesTe Alaxzndcis Tor " .sElnetun, 10,
;.l5 SGG, 600 ~ AND II af4..,I, 8, 49, D e'l'
| end o. Il. :. d - night.
On Sunday ct s.UU an1 III g. NJ! ana r . L. ii''
| THROUGH TRAIN Foe LEE ooUI VA
Qusntico and EichmoTd, will leave 5loIa.'
5ris At no =. m, md 80 =. II. da!y.
Tickets sna information can be procure1 :
principal rui!romd stations End ticket OIL .:
Southeast, j., p. FAEIER,
(:o1'i, Passenger agent
FRANK THOMSUN
| General &srGce. nov .
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WIN. N. BERKLEY,
w No. Ga King street.
Opened to Gay-Black Alpaca. Alpaca LUIS,
tres Beautiful Fancy Prints and Flsnnels at
greatly reduced prices, Blsached and I'm,
bleached Cantons, Bed Tickings. Bleschod and
Bro. Sheetings, with other sessonable and des;r-
able goods, Invite all to call. dec II
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FOR NEW yOKk

Ihe Al Steamships z. I. Knight 49,.
and JOHN GIBSON leave the COM sa:ssss.55s
gang's wharf, alexandria, EVE kY SAGUE
OAK MORNING, and New York from plsr
(! 8as; liver, EVERY SATO RDAI VI four
O'Clock p. Ct.
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Of ihS--
DISTRICT or CoLUMEIAj

This Company oaeTs unrIvslled facilities Eor
;hG t7ans po.tation Of freight and passengers,
and vii: run thoi- steamers regularly as follows
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-26

NOVELTIES IN Dress Doors AND SHOES.
The mes, elegant ass,llmcat Ct the latest Styles
Boots and Shoes ever seen 10 this c1u0tfy,
comprising I'll Inc latest fashions. A Il OF these
goods tare I,een made to cur o~n order, under
our personal supelv!sioo. and sccordl5g to our
idea OF she tastes eat wants CT tue retan
trsde. We shall be racst happy to cyhib!s
these beaoiiiu! soods 10 oil, whether they de-
s;,e r. rnrchssr or uos WADDEY,
oct LIT 10 k:ag street.
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E;tn HOSSDHk.

TIC elegant, new and Lu5s:<ai e.
iron ssosnler LADY oF THE LAX saazEzsag ss5a
leayes tho coIapanys Thslf, Washington, EV
EI.E MONDAY, WEDNESDAY End FRI
DAE, 1t five clock p. e., and 4lexandria at
SO P r.: 5csGT9 il I9aESs Sorfol X, EVEE3
d. S D clock =. IL. This line co2nec.s st Nor
folk With Tho ships Of the Merchants and Ni-
neEs Transportation Company for Boston anc
Providence, nnd af0S:-a the chespcsi AID tass
route 20 those cities and their connections
tnroGGnoG! Nov England. Fsret to Norfolk 90 !;
FoE: lie FoToAA.c RIVER LANDINGS,
steamer anu 4J J0Hli " THoapso t5S4 s
built especially for ths route leaves the COM
Panys WGari, Washington, EVERY MON
DAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, st
returning, serves EVEEI WEDNESDAY, ,
FRIDAY snG SUNDAY. st t o CLOCK pm.
This company makes close connections ut A.
sxandria with the H. G., Y. Il. 81 u. s.. H. 4.
Co. and with TIC ". q G. =. K. 60. Freight
received for ali points: North and South,
handled with care ard toGWsrcod with prompt
Eess aod dispatch.
For further ir1ornistion apply -
:. &. XII Ell, agent,
sjanney's H5art,
or al cco ONCE cl Inc CoElp4ny, under tlo us.
.ionsi Metropolitan Bank, 18Th street, opposite
inc Treasury DspsrtaleE;. Washington.
nh ~ HAA u Eli BACON, President.
s3sS>sA ULgDE'5 5TEAM LINES WEEK
$500 * TO
SGILaUgl:paIA, pRUY1DBnCg AND
BOSTON.
Steamers! aaye Alexaldcia EVERY TUES
DAY snd leave Philadelphia EVERY sac
URDAY, al - clock n. from fier Il O. II.
VfEaEvss-.
This line connects a. ALexandria with tie O.,
E.. s Fl. and " 6 o. L. rs, ana ct Philadcl-
pbis with Clyde's regular Steamship for Fall
River, Providence and Boston.
Freight forwarded with p7onptness and care.
free Of commissions.
20 charge for transfer il philadelphia, znd
@ wharfage IL Boston. Quick time. FREQUENT
departures. Through rates and Though bills
If lading given. Insurance ct the Lowest rates.
Agents:
T. +. REED, Alexandria.
WIN. p. CLYDE & CO., Philadelphia.
GEO. F. HYDE, Geo1 getoWn, D. 6.
JOHNSON BROS, Washington.
jan ST.
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MBRELLAS.
Sus Umbrellas for Ladies az so. 400 so. 90,
$50 6 60, 100, SEQ. 8 60, 60.
elk Umbrellas for Hen az 4 70, so. So G 90,
80. Is, : Go. $50, 9 90, 8 50. 10 50. Is 90.
Ginghsm and alpaca Umbrellas a. l 90. 1 25,
$50, 175, 2 %. 2 50. 80. %, 40. 90.
GuLO-HEED ANDIVORY CANES.
At CO. So 4 80, Geo, %, 1000, u 100 and 15 90.
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E1OR RENT-TAE STORE ROOM on the
II north east corner Of King and Union street
the best location in the city for grocery end
liquor store. Apply at this Office, ap l9-tf
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DRY GOGDS.

N1EW GOODS FOR XMAS. viz: Imported
" { Cloak, very elegant; Ladies' L: q. Hand:
kerchiefs in Chinese boxes, very handssome'
Gents l.. &. Randkerchiels in Ch'ne5e i 1o1es,
very Ane; Ladies' Fancy Silk 5ies a1d hsAd q,
kerctiofs new styles; Gents SlE CrSv"'s Sv;,
aather choice Goods lust received and for aas by
0'0 D. 2. BRASHEAk
FIR Hoomcs No 100 King street,
doc g Alexandra. Va.
CPEUIAL BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.
- Monday. December lG, 1878.
BLANKETS, FLANNELS, CAOAhS, &c.
We have in stock full line of fino Bed B!snh-
cts from So 60 to SIS per pair; Shaker FIannels,
Felt Skirts and Quilted do, very handsome. to-
gether with other cheap goods: Gail and see.
u. +. gkASHEAK,
Fl. 3. Hoomea. No. 100 King street.
dfc lG Aloxandrin, Va.
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E<slS SALE Or SENT.

EHAIR BUILDING AND GROUNDS FOR
Il RENT-Pcopossls will be received until
SATURDAY the 23j instant, st y m, for the
renting Of the Fair Grounds and Buildings, IN
iii August Ist, 1879. with certain reservations.
Good security will be required for the prompt
payment of the rent.
nov16 If JNO B. SHOOT, President.
EOR RENT.-A FINE FARM in Fairfax
e. county, two miles from aleasndris, Va.
Possession given frs. day Of January, 1879. APP
plyto Mrs. ChAS. h. NJ. JOHNSTON,
nov15 ITO Cameron St. Alexandra, Va.
ETOk kENT-The comfortable DWELL.
- ING HOUSE now occupied byJ. g. New.
EFT, esq, on Duke street. between Fairfax and
Royal; supplied with gas and water. Enquire
oct 4-tf
INOR RENT-TaE STORE ROOM ON tha
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DOUBLE FACED Fur, BEAVER ULsTEEs At
DEALHAMs.
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RAILROADS.

M u, VikG. MIDLAND IL q. s. XIX.
W JOHN S. BARBOUR, Receiver.
On and after SUNDAY. December LIST S;e
Passenger trains will run as follows:
SOUTH BOUND. NORTH BOUND,
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AGREEABLE SURPRISE; CHRISTMAS PRES
FNT OF ONE OF DEALnAM's FINE listers.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-06-13

Meeting Observation-Disclosures to be Held
September 4th.

Meeting Yesterdav--Convention to be Held
September 4til.
Geo. A. Bracket. of Minneapolis, chairman,
W. H. Teller, of Wabashaw, A. J. Edgerton, of
Dodge, r. l. Smith, of Mower and Ii. A. Castle,
of Ramsey were the only members of the Re-
publican State Central committee who re-
sponded to the call for meeting yesterday.
Messrs. L. F. Hubbard, Daniel Benson, G. c.
Burt, l.. w. Collins, VIM. Wilson, A. N. Seip,
A. B. Robbins, and Mark D. Flower we're abb
sent.
Gen. Edgerton moved that Wednesday, Sep
TENDER 4, at II NJ, be the time for the conven-
ton and that st. Paul be the place. Both
propositions were unanimously adopted. The
call was ordered to be issued based on the Re
publican vote of 1877, giving each county one
delegate and an additional delegate for every
400 Republican votes or major fraction, cast in
1877. This apportionment gives Hennepin II
and ramsey = delegates. The following coun-
ties have more than one delegate:
Anoka. 2; Becker, 3; Blue Earth, s. Brown
| wood. 2; Crow Wing, 2; Dakota. 4; Dodge, 4:
Douglas, 3; Faribault, 4 Fillmore g.; Free
born, g. Goodhue, z: Grant, 2; Hennepin,
Kandiyohi. i; Lesueur. 3; lyon. 2:
Mcleod, 8; Martin, 2; Meeker, 8;
Morrison, q; Mower 4; Nicollet, 4;
Mobiles, 2; Olmsted, S; Otter Tail, 4; Polk, 2;
| Pope, 2; Ramsey, 8; Redwood, 2; Renville 8;
Rice, 6; Rock, q; Scott, 2; Sherburne, 2; Sib-
ley, 8; stearns, 4; Steele. 4; Stevens, 2; St.
Louis, 2; Swift, s; Todd, Q; Wabashaw, 8
Waseca, 2; Washington S; Watonwan, 2; Wi
mona, 6; Wright, 5; Yellow Medicine 2.
| The candidates to be nominated are Judge oil
| supreme court, state auditor and clerk of the
supreme court.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-06-13
4 GENERAL UPRISING

The Indians All Along the Frontier Takinr.
to the War PatlL-Panic Among tae
Settlers.
SAN Francis co, June 12.-Winnemucca ais-
patch: Citizens held a meeting tonight and
subscribed money to arm and equip mounted
volunteer company to go out on the north
western stage road to scout and check the hos
tile Indians, who are reported numerous in tho
vicinity of Camp McDermott. The up stage
from Summit was captured by Indians yester-
day and McCutchen, the driver, killed. The
only passenger, named Hamilton, escaped on
one Of his leaders. The rest of the horses
were taken and the stage Quilted. The escaped
passenger gave an alarm along the road and
the settlers are all crowding into Camp Nc
Dermott. The road is all stripped from here
to Owyhee. The stage contained several boxes
Of arms and ammunition for parties in Idaho.
SAN FRANCISCO, June IA Silver City,
Idaho, dispatch says the Indians at Jupiter
mountain will be able tomorrow to effect
junction with those who have left Malheur
reservation, and in connection with the dis
affected Piutes and Shoshones will number
about 600 etfectual men. The daughter of old
Minnemuca, chief of the Piutes was arrested
at Jordan Valley while attempting
to smuggle ammunition to the hostiles,
Some of the Bannocks have returned to Fort
Hall. Farmers have deserted their homes for
100 miles around Winnemucca. dispatch
says Fort McDermott is garrisoncd by a few
infantryrnen who might be overpowered should
the Indians attack it in force. The refugee
settlers have gathered there for protection.
Dispatches received at military headq quarters
here confirm the press reports concerning In
| dian depredations in Idaho, Utah and Nevada.
The uprising is considered almost universal
| among the Bannochs and it is believed all the
military of the division OF the Pacific will be
required to subdue the savages. Companies l.
and g. Fourth artillery Capt. Eagan com
handing, left for Winnemncca by rail. Three
| companies of the Eighth infantry are Ell route
from Arizona. One company of infantry is
moving from Fort Bidwell to Camp McDer-
mott. All the troops at Fort Harvey are in
motion
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-06-13
House of Representatives.

WASHINGTON, June l2.-The Speaker appoint
ed Wilson, Chalmers and Banks conferees on
the Mexican award bill. The House then went
the chair, on the civil sundry appropriation
bill.
When the section in regard to engrossing and
printing was reached. Mr.. Kelly offered an
amendment providing that no money appropri-
ated shall be used for engrossing issuing
selling or otherwise disposing of bonds
or other securities of the United States for the
purpose of bringing about or providing for the
resumption of specie payments. Rejected
ayes 80, nays los.
Amendments, for the reissue of ten millions
Of treasury notes now held for redemption of
fractional currency and for the advertisement emit
of the sales Of bonds were ruled out of order
The section in regard to the coast survey
having been reached, Mr.. Young offered an
am andment appropriating $4,000 for re-
claiming the alluvial lands Of the Mississippi
delta.
Mr. Steph ems moved to increase the appro-
priation for the signal service from 1926, 600 to
| $35O,O0O. Adopted, 100 to 49,.
| Mr.. Price moved in regard to the Rock
Island arsenal, further appropriations aggre-
eating 1926, 900. Adopted, 102 to So.
On motion of Mr.. Thompson, the paragraph
providing for the sale of the arsenals at Pitts
| burgh, Pa, and Pikesville Nd, was stricken
out.
The committee then rose, and the speaker
laid before the House message from the Pres
| ident, recommending an appropriation for {
commission on the part of the United States il
the international monetary conference. Re
] ferred.
A recess followed, the evening session to b.
for general business.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-06-13
Mi8ceL{aneQll6.

WASHINGTON, D. c., June 12.-The Senate in
executive session confirmed Jno. c. Fremont
Governor of Arizona; Crowley P. Dyke, Michi-
gan United States Marshal of Arizona; Henry
G. Marston, Illinois, United States Consul at
Port Louis; Jno. L. Witcher, West Virginia,
pension agent at Washington.
The House committee on public lands to-day
agreed to report favorably bill providing
members of the Chicago soldiers and citizens
colony, who make selections of homesteads in
specified townships, shall be allowed two years
after filing declaratory statement within
which to make entries, and this special priv
lege is granted on condition that each person
locating homestead and filing his declaratory
statement shall improve not less than five acres
the second year from location.
The same committee adopted resolution
requesting the secretary of the interior to take
| no action affecting titles to the new Iberia
| quicksilver mines in California until the COM
| mittee shall have acted upon the subject of the
| McGarrahan claim at che next session of Con-
gress.
Senator Saunders introduced bill in the
Senate to-day, which proposes to grant the
| right of way and 40 sections Of land per mile
to aid in the construction of railway anG
/ telegraph line from Omaha through Dakota
and Wyoming to the national Yellowstone
park, to connect with the Northern Pacif,
railroad in Montana east of the 18th meridian
France, Greece, Italy, the Netherlands, Hun
gary, Russia and Switzerland, have accepte.
the invitation to the internal monetary con
ference, and Austria, Belgium and Grea
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-06-13
MINNEAPOLIS BLAZE.
The Lumley Block Destroyed at 1 O'Clock
this Morning.
Special Telegram to the Globe.l

this Morning.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.i
MINNEAPOLIS, June ia fire alarm sounded
from box Is just before o'clock this morning,
1t was occasioned by fire which broke ont in
the warehouse Immediately in the rear
of Lumley's block, corner of Washington ay
enue and Seventh avenue south
Lumley's is large three story wooden block
with frontage of 90 feet on Washington ave-
nue. by one hundred and twenty on Seventh
avenue. The flames soon communicated with
the main building and at this writing the en-
tire block is mass of flames.
Adjoining Lumley's block was another franc
storeroom. The building was three stories
high the lower floor occupied by Smith & Day,
hardware merchants.
The flames have communicated with the
building and the fremen are now engaged in
tearing 1T down to prevent the further spread
OF the flames northward
The entire block from Sixth to Seventh ave-
nue. south is of wood, but owing to the fortu-
nate fact that there is little or no wind, it is
hoped the flames will be stopped before doing
further damage.
The ground floor of the Lumley building
was occupied by its owner as a wholesale and
retail crockery store. A portion of the stock
was removed, but most of it will be lost. In
surance not known.
The same may be said of Smith & DAYS
stock.
Latest. The frmen have the flames under
control and they will be confined to the build
lngs enumerated above
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-06-13
WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT.
Death Of the Venerable Editor, Poet and
Iloll

Death of the Venerable Editor, Poet and
Political Economist.
New YORK. June 12.-William Cullen Bryant
at two o'clock this morning experienced sud-
den change for the worse, and his breathing
became heavy and stentorious. His daughter
and granddaughter, Miss Goodwin, John f.
Graham and the doctors were summoned and
remained with him until he died, soon after
5 o'clock. -Four days ago side of his
body was paralyzed and late last night the
other side was similarly stricken and vitality
was alone apparent in bis head. The re-
mains repose in the library. The fea-
lures look wonderfully ifelike and wear a
tranquil and peaceful appearance Mr. Bryant
will be buried at Roslyn. by his wife as was
his wish. His brother is expected from Hi
u dis this evening.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-06-13
The Presidential Title.

WASHINGTON, June II The House Judiciary COM
mittee, to afford Chairman Knott opportunity to
prepare dissenting views to resolutions adopted
corning the Kimel BILL agreed to postpone till Fri
day consideration the report drafted by Hartridge
and to accompany the resolution Hartridge's re-
port takes the ground that the Presidential title ia
that all matters of alleged fraud should be thorough
ly investigated that the wrong doors may be ex-
posed to public reprobation and the truth Of history
Of the committee say they will not subscribe to this
portion of the report unless it be Invested of any
possible implication that the election Of Hayes and
Wheeler procured by frauds-their view being
that if any frauds committed the balance of the
profit throughout the country accrued to their poi-
cal opponents.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-06-13
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

The Com Animation rubber company of New
York, has failed. Liabilities $4,000.
Gov. Carter Of Iowa county. Iowa. has been
nominated for Congress by the National Green
back party.
The National Greenback party of the second
district of Michigan. has nominated L. W.
Thomas for Congress.
The railroad representatives in session in
New York, being unable to agree upon a pool,
adjourned sine die yesterday.
The Little Nautilus" on voyage across
the ocean. which put into Beverly for repairs,
has resumed her voyage to Havre.
John Parker, colored, was hung at Cincin-
natl yesterday, for the murder of Geo. Frank.
lin, in quarrel at Somerset, KY, last March
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-06-13
NUMBER l5O.

Britain have the subject under consideration.
The subcommittee of the House COMMITTEES on
foreign affairs considering the japanese indem-
my 1und Dill, recommend the passage of a
bill as substitute in which the President ia
authorized to pay back to Japan s7o5, 900 gold,
and hye per cent. interest; also to paw sl25, 900
out OF the increase and accrued interest," mon
the fund to the officers and crews of the steam
er wyoming and Taksing, and the legal repre-
sentative The remainder of the increase of
the fund to be covered into the tressnrr ~