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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-03-02
House.

1t may be that fault will be found by the
critically disposed, in the future, with the
legislation of the twentieth session, but TIE
GLOBE ventures the assertion that on the
score of industry and strict attention to bust
ness, the present House has no peer in the
annals of the State. Yesterday the House
again put in a good days work and accom-
plished large amount of routine business,
the greater portion of which was in commit
tee reports and first and second reading of
bills.
During the morning hour a resolution was
adopted for the appointment of a board of
managers to conduct the impeachment of
Judge Page before the Senate the Speaker
to be one of the seven. Messrs. s. L. Camp
bell, Kinds and Hicks will doubtless be ap
pointed on the board, the full number of
which will probably be announced to-day.
During the afternoon, Mr.. Hicks offered
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-03-02
THE SEVEN PAPER QUESTION.

ST. PAUL, SATURDAY, MARCH 2, 1878.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-03-02

House bill changing the name of the county
Of Pembina to Kittson in honor of the Hon.
Norman w. Kittson, Of St. Paul, was recon-
mended to pass without dissenting voice.
Having completed consideration of all the
bills on general orders, some sixty in number,
the committee rose, and the table being clear
of business the Senate adjourned.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-03-02
A Real Pioneer.

AS our farmers are about to SOW wheat
now, this item will be encouraging to them.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-03-02

Minneapolis Office, 213 Hennepn avenue up
stairs.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-11-27
L. Martin, and 3. A. CA;hins, have
no sure thing with the average Wis
consin Legislator.

IT is time for the advocates Of
woman suffrage to brace up. An
effort is being made to curtail the
inestimable privilege for which uey
are laboriDg, to still briefer scope
than it now holds. 1t is proposed
to abolish woman suffrage ia Utaf,
as means of preventing polygamy.
Let the women vote, and the purity
of the ballot box will be assured, is
the watchword of those reformers,
And yet, in the only corner OF the
globe where they are in. full exer-
else of that right, the heinous crime
of polygamy, with its attendant evils,
not only fourishes but is kept
in existence by the votes Of
womenl There is some little
peculiarly about this circumstance
that the baser nature of man may
not readily grapple With, but it is
time for the sisters to make them
selves heard on this scheme to rob
them of all that life holds dear.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-11-27
Announcement for 1879.
A Reliable Local, Political,
Commercial and General
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/. II publishes all the news OF the day
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2 1t aims to be n faithful exponent of the in
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sentiment OF local and general politics;
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reporting all local events of interest and all
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in the past will continue to do 80 IN the Iut1re.
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carefully made-up general newspaper. for the
office the farm, the workshop. aud the family
ii contains all the news of the week, and gives
large variety Of Ii crsry, political, commercial
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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-11-27
MONEY! xouY,

Our bills for paper, n.ter;., !.
LABOR continue to fsl! due, bot - :.
are receiving no money to we .e
them. Will those who know 49,
are owing us please pay as pro,n ,u1!
as possible, and not wait for = h;pp.
Dc sent. A receipt with statem an. 20
OF account will be immediatelv Ae 9.
turned. Over one-half of onr .n -,
scribers are owing us $500 or m aaU
and IT each one ofthem would cow,
forward and pay up we should No u'm ~
ifeved from great emergency
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-11-27
Desirable Far IN for Sale.
Best Location In Iowa County.

Twill sell my farm containing S. acres, and
situated one-hulf mile from The city limits. north
east, near the old Mineral ioint race track, ON
terms to suit he purchaser Forty acres under
ulivation an forty-iive acres ptstu e and tim
Der, all iirst-claSs and nearly new. thrifty Or
chard of 1870 trees just beginning to bear A
small vineyard of about $50 vines which bore
rants goosebcrries and Strawberries; a good
cistern at the kitchen door and large one at the
stable door: a durable spring of water in the
pasture Tor stock; two good barns, and hop house
for corn and hops. The dwelling house Is con
venent and comfortable, with large Kitchen
parlor four bedrooms closets. pantry, &c. all on
the ground. The buildings are well protected,
by young timber from cold winds. also the fruit.
If necessary Il house and lot might be taken rs
part pay. For further particulars inquire OF
JOHN BEARDSLEY.
Jan. Is. lS7S.--3tf Mineral Point, Wis.
The above property having been damaged by
the cyclone will be sold at sacrifice ifa sale Is
effected
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-11-27

BY decision OF the Supreme
Court Of Florida directing the count
ing of the returns of three precincts
thrown out Ivy the capvassipg board.
Mr.. Bisbee, Republican Member OF
Congress, is elected. However, the
Democratic majority in the House
will be apt to override the Supreme
Court and give the seat to his DEM
Ocratic opponent.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-11-27

ANGEL, the Pullman Palace Cav
Company deiaulter, has finally been
arrested in Lisbon, with $4,000 of
tho stolen money on his person. AL
though the United States have no
extradition treaty with Portugal,
thus making it the hiding place for
all such scamps rs Angel, Winslow
and Tweed, diplomatic arrangements
will doubtless be made by cable for
his early return to the scene Of his
crime. Angel had better have re-
mained at bis post, al honest man
than to have listened to temptation
and been obliged TO suffer the tor
ments of the damned, in eluding I'M
erriDg justice. AS mere matter of
human policy, honesty is the best !;
dishonesty always furnishes its own
terrible punishment, from which
none will ever escape. In the pres
ent case, the youth Of our country
have startling example set before
them, of how quickly do debanchery
debts and pecnlation drag gentle
nan from the pinnacle of honor aud
respec,ability. to the condition ef o
na.r!actOrcoutemuedo Of al mankind.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-11-27

EIGHTY THOUSAND dollars Of the
embezzled funds which Angel, the
runaway Secretary OF the Pullman
Palace Car Company took away
with him, were found ia a Bank ia
Portugal deposited in his name.
Angel is now in custody, at Lisbon,
and will be brought to Chicago for
trial.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-11-27

ALEX II. STEPHENS says that the
cotton crop in parts OF the South
will not pay the costs of production,
aud that many planters viii be com.
PEELED to go into bankruptcy. Let
them pay more attention to farming
and less to politics and sec how that
will work, or as has been tersely
said, "Raise less hell and more
cotton"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-11-27

It seems TO be poor time for
England aud India to incure the ex
pense of a war. But perhaps India
can use the money that was sent to
relieve sufferers by the recent fam
ine, or that received for grain cx-
ported while the people of the coun
try were dying from wanl-not for
lack Of food in the country, but OF
money to buy it with.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-11-27
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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-11-27

The GOVERNOR has called a
special election in the Eleventh As
sembly District of this State, the
election on November 5 having re-
suited in u tie. The election will be
held on the 10th of December. The
importance of Que vote is very fore.
IDLY illustrated in this instance.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-11-27

AN exhibition of fat cattle, open
to all competitors in the United
States, will begin in the Exposition
Building, in Chicago, next Monday,
and continue day aud evening, until
the close sf the week. 1t promises
to be an attractive show.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-11-27
Lstrnv Notice.

Taken up on lands owned by me, s. W t, See
s. RI, $, on or about the l4th of October, 1878,
the following described colts and mule. One
black yearling fley, left hind foot white; one
brown gelding, , years old. right hind foot white
one yearing gelding, spotted sorrel star in ,cre-
head; one yeariing tilley, roam. left hind foot
white; one yearling fly, sorrel. right hind foot
white, and small star in forehead; one three-year
old brown tilley, white face; one gray yearling
mule relding. }. S. CARHAKT.
Miffiin, Wis Nov. s. 1s7S.-46w4
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-11-27

THE new Governor General of the
Canadian Dominion, the Marquis Of
Lorne, accomplished by bis wife and
suite. formally landed at Halifax
Monday afternoon. amid great pomp
and ceremony. 1t WAS o great day
for the American tail 70 the British
kite.
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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-11-27

THE last session Of the Forty-fifth
Congress will meet in Washington
next Monday. The Presidents an
nual message and the reports Of the
heads OF departments arc already
prepared.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-11-27
Taken Up--BulL

By the undersigned residing in the town Of
WaldwNal, Oh section 20, town 5, range 4, one
2.yearon red hull no artificial marks. The
owner will please call, prove property, pay
charges. and take said stray away.
Dated Nov 81, '7S-4S3 W. r COX.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-11-27
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~ lecting debts, settling accounts, notes. mort
cages etc. Ny rule II to see parties in person.
which mode 10 successful where duns by letter
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css; Gundry 4 Gray. K d. Pulford, John H..
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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-11-27
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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-11-27
CAPITAL NOTES.


upon the result thereof having SUBJ
sided, the U. $. Seuatorship, the
'Speakership Of the Assembly, etc,
now take prominence in political
talk and speculation about the Cap
ital.
The unexpectedly large Republi-
can majority in the Legislature-elect
knocks into pi all other calculations,
based on q small majority, which
were made before election. OF the
1873 members and Senator'S, ninety
are straight Republicans, whereas
the most sangWne hoped for 40 more
thsn 70.
7. o. Howe, E. W. Reyes, and
Matt. Fl. Carpenter, are discussed
as the positive, active contestants,
while Horace Rublee, G. c. Wash
burn, Gov. Smith and others are re-
garded as available in certain con-
tineencies. Reyes claims to be sure
OF 81 votes to start with -; Howe's
friend say that he will enter with
not less than 80; Carpenter is cred.
tied with about Is; leaving about Is
who are supposed to prefer someone
else to either Of the three contest.
auts. The strife between these as
pi1'ants is 50 determined that neither
win allow either of the others to
succeed If he can prevent it 4; which
fact leads to very general belief
that pools ca the field" are more
desirable than on any one candidate.
1t is generally conceded that Reyes
will enter with the most positive
but will also have to meet
a very positive opposition, and un-
less he can command a majority of
the caucus at the start will never
reach it at all. Howe and Carpen-
ter, with less positive strength, will
each be as positively opposed as
Reyes. Thus We are logically fore.
ed to the conclusion that eitherKeyes
or some compromise candidate will
take the persimmon, with chances in
favor OF the latter. Who will be
most acceptn )e to the friends of
both Howe and Carpenter then be-
comes leading question, and in re-
spouse to it the name of HORACE
RUBLEE is ofteDest heard The grand
success of the party in the last two
campaigns under Mr. Rublee' S. man
agement; his acknowledged high or
der of ability; hisremarkable success
ia keeping free from even q shadow
OF suspicion of personal or political
wrongdoing through long and ac-
tive political career, and the fact
that he has ever been 50 impartially
fair to all factions and members of
the party as to provoke the enmity
of none, are elements of strength
which scarcely another man il the
State possesses !; and will surely and
properly be felt when, if ever, the
Republicans of the Legislature find
it necessary to seek else where than
among the active aspirants for some.
one to still the troubled waters.
In some minds the idea seems to
prevail that, the final contest will be
between keyes and Carpenter. 10
this we do not subscribe, but should
it prove correct, it seems there can
be no doubt of the result, for among
all that has ever been raised against
keyes the most serious charge was
that he accepted and used money
oy the Milwaukee Whis-
ky ring to aid Carpenters election
in 1874, from which he was clearly
exonera:ed on an investigation,
wherein it was developed that Car
nenter cnnld hardly have been
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-11-27

FQWLER'S Great WORK
MANHOOD, WOMANHOOD,
and their mutual irterlations Love. its laws.
power. etc. Selection or mutual adaptation !:
reproduction and progenal endowment; Sex
ual ailments restored male Beauty pcrpet-
uated. &c The book is full of the most vaiu-
able Information and among other things,
1T TELLS
How to make right choice of husband or
wife whit persons are suited to each other !;
how to JUG mar or woman's sexual condi-
ton by visible signs how to promote sexual
vigOr, The prime duty OF every man and wom-
an how to increase the joys OF welded life !;
how TO have fine healthy children; and how
to transmit mental and physical qualities to
offspring.
u. G. STANTON.
Agent for Iowa and Grant counties.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-11-27
me Tribune Dircctorv.-
PHYSICLdNS.

Or. L M J. Leonard,
physician AND SURGEON oc,oa
aence in Mr. shepards hon~e on Jer ru fe,l
man, French aud English shr sSasn Pump Ger
N'e''"" sPoAth. SA-3r,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-11-27

II. vivian, M. D
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Miners, pat.
4 Wisconsin. Office in drug store fsiht,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-11-27

:. 3 Moffett, M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Miner,, po,,.
1 WIS once In No.ittts' drug stu,,' UNI
National Republican., 1878-12-21
HOUSE or REi.R RES ENTATITES.

The SPEAKER proceeded to call committees for
reports OF private nature.
Mr.. lIESDEEsON reported back Senate bill author.
zlmg the payment OF the claim Of the state of Ten.
ncssce for keeping United States military prisoners.
Passed
Also Senate bill rclundimg the Union Transfer
Companies Of Philadelphia and Baltimore aud
Others for internal revenue taxes Illegally assessed
Passed.
Bis were passed removing the political dsabl.
tics of J. NJ Bell of Georgia William Ward, of
Virginia and NJ. kimbcll, Of Missouri
bill was passed constituting Portsmouth, Ohio.
port Of delivery; also bill for the relief of Mrs
Louisa Mansfield widow of General Mansfield.
The morning hour having expired the Speaker
laid before the House several communications
among them one from Secretary sherman in an.
swer 10 resolution calling for Information as 10
what balance on loan accounts was standing to the
credit OF the United States In any national bank
from March, 1876, to January, 1879,
The letter states that there were no balances on
loan accounts standing TO the credit of the United
states Treasury IN any national bank from March,
1876, to January, is.S and Sncloses a list of ia.
account, held from january, 1878, 70 December,
1873 The banks which held such 'balarcc had
balance held by the FIrst National Bank Of New
York was caused by the temporary deposits OF
the proceeds Of the = ! per cent. bonds and the
large subscriptions of that bank 10 the per cent.
Mr. HEWITT tN. " In order to avoid reading
the schedule, would nsk 10 huve read the deposit
10 the debit Of the FirSt National Bank.
Mr.. TOWNSEND IN. " Let us have II all.
Objections were made to the reading.
Mr., HEWITT. Win gentlemen allow me to recall
the amount.
Objections were made.
Mr.. HEWITT speaking amidst great confusion
aud cries uf order. What | want tho world to
know Is this thnt there has been for six months an
average sum Of $50 OOOO TO the credit OF the United
States at that bank as near ns can make II out.
Mr.. SPRINGER, Hlludiug to the confession, hoped
that, Mr.. ilcwiu's words should be read at the
clerks desk, In order 10 give the House a chance
to hear them. MS they were serious armignmcn OF
one Of the Departments.
The communication was then referred to the
Committee oil Ways and Means.
Mr.. FISLEY asked leave to have printed tcsl
money taken in regard 10 the Government Printing
ONCE
Mr.. GARFIELD oil jCCtCd.
Mr. TOwNskNDlN Is. s. moved TO adjourn. Agreed
to-yCas NJ unyS, -, and the speaker pronounce
the House adjourned at two D. III. until January :
1917.
National Republican., 1878-12-21
nnIiimnrc Grncrni Mnrkct.

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Coll,n nomInally fru. but quiet. Mhldltng. sl.c.
Flour quiet uud about sraly. Huwari-Strcet aud
waIrIu suIsI Iuur :1IrIa=r, dc. extra, lIJiI i do.
nuily. sigi"iT,; ITy Mil sup rur, :. 5an p: do.
cxtra, q a'Odi; do. Io brands, spgj"i -; ratapSro
family, So.
Wheat southern iirm aud In good demand for ship
ping Western a.Hivr and LIgh"T southern red, pSG
,u4Iul! do amh,', tItdd rs; No. Pcnnsy ylvania
rcd, q UIs. No. WC,t"ru wIml"r red, spot and Dc
crmhrr - d, q IOJl; Jamunry,s $40 sggI o. febru
ary,Sln1.
Curu--~ouihcrn weak aud tower Western dull aud
heavy. southern whl" ilu Is; do. yellow, nG iI.c
Western uilcd new sIul ard D. emln.r ~ e.: Jlru.
nry iICrlI.,r: February, - 4w u -: steamer tuc
n.us S,vutr. irIn aud II give. SpIlirri, bltI 10 ;
Western ANiT, ,HFI IIri do mixed, JOd So, PcniSyl
yNui, "a 10.
Ilv'' steady aud quiet. southern, 5InGU
IluN In uuT dcnFnd AMI ste dy. MnrylAul and
rrnuSy wanna Wrntr, siIVs!A
Provisions very Guic'. Moss pU.k, sS"L Ruk
meats inu-r .,luudrIs new sda rlCU N Sl'lfs.
new, a4t,d'fr par car luad; r,rh"l, nov. iigi.G
HlUuu-~hOnirI>, old, ar, 4. JrIi' s'I,s. nrW, &C
Hans new suguI cUrci tdn',r Isld. rim' 4 t"rrT~
Gf,r, lIulrT i, adv and uIm Tor UlIuvr, West,
utrErd, IGUt lsCi TuiI>. IJu IlC.
rrIrul"um uuEuay hrmrr Crude, -; reilnei.
iuur uoutunly more steady. iito c.rEor>, w',s
ihC.
Whisky r.radJ ui ~ Utli zee.
lrulshts 10 Liverpool Iar slrnIu very quiet ttlOn.
i,d. tluEt. = Iri. gIIu... Il asked.
Ii"'tlI Flour. LJO bhl~ wheat, .p,"i hu; rurn.
IGUIhu.
shipment, Wheat i;!nIho: corn. 9,HUhu.