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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-02-22

We 1asFn from Our Windsor corrc .ponden', tia,
Mrs. Elias Ty!er, Of that town has BEEN for he
past year and a halt, suffering from brain di-
ease, which has been growing much wore dur
ing the last six months, supposed TO be increased
by the sudden development OF an oyar an tumor.
The tumor having grown very rapidly duilg lie
rast eight weeks 1t was thought by her atta ndil Z
physician. that her only chance for lie, for an
Improvement Of the brain trouble, would dtpeod
on removal Of the tumor Accordingly an or.
Grafton was decided upor, and on the 18Th day OF
Feb. DR.. l.. j. Croker Of this ci Y a, sis ed by
DIS Bolster and Bolan Of Augusta, together with
Dr;. Haanaford of Rcadfelj, Nelson of Chira
and p A. Crooker of Searsmont, removed an
ovarian tumor weighing twenty five pound.; and
Notwithstanding the extreme -debIliy 81 the pa
tieut, and almost cntile loss Of mind, which con-
uibuted so much to an uutdvorible result, the
operation was a complete success, the wound heal
ing friendly at the first intent on without pain,
swelling or inasmma ion of the howel' or perito-
neum. The stitches and dressings were all re-
moved on the fifth day, and - far rs the op,ta-
ton was concerned it became apparent to all that
she was out of dagger. But the brain sYmp oms
were not so favorable; the removal OF the tumor,
did not, as it was hoped improve the mental con-
dition, her disease proving to he disorg inzation
or what is called ssftening of the brain, leaving
little hopes Of final recovery.
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INJ)I T..


ClScIXNATI Fehruary2l. The flax factory of
Cuu.mock ~ sones, at Greenfield, Iud., i, burned
Los, sl3 QQli uninsured,
The Thomas brick block aul two adj dining
buildings were destroyed by fire at IAma, lud. ;
loss 1920 900.
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C9> >E9 'IICi7.
= uitide.

MERlnEx. CON, FeAriar, N Z. l.. Good.
win, ETY. clerk a Nss- BFitain, COMMITTED suicide
to-day. The ci I coaneI hast evening requested
his reslgLati n. lie l. slppo.ed to'be deaultcr.
Accident.
IL Try Galley If Hartford, br KEENAN, CT the
y. y, y. II. II q Il. r., fell FROM the tram his
forenoon and " sdan. erously Injured.
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C4i.IFOR VIA.


SAN FRANCISCO, Fehfuary2l. The flo d in
Sntler county, On the Siciaaento river, j. report
ed to cover lract Of country Is to 20 miles long,
and an average OF miles wide, with a depth OF
water ifpm ur to Xix feet. \ esterday the gale
dashed the lake lnto fury. The dwellings ard
out-bulldings are reported wrecked and sw ~
away. No loss of life is reported, The residents
being provided with boats, ready for emergency
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-02-22
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
TO $780,
daily Esnucbt, 9uurnal


WARREN, Me, February n. Thursday fore
noon, at tin sessi b OF the Maine Board Of Agri-
culture, Joe Iorap Of New York gave one OF his
inimitable Talks INVITA- the Deacon" rep cte W ia
farming, wit and wisdom. Al business meeting
of the Board, it WIS voted to hold an autumn scs-
sion at Presque Isle, ia Aroo,t1ok county. on the
last fun week in September, the lc ,diAg subj ct
for discussion to be stock raising aud draining,
adopted 20 northern Mainc also voted to direct
The county Agricultural socIete, to- cNp.nd hat
their st 'nd from the stae f)r engourAgement OF
growing wheat an,l corn, dairy ing farm improve
menta anl for h aiding a-baaas. session OF tac
Beard IN each coln'f
The afternoon session openei with ahcla1or4te
and exhaustive lee'ureoa Iad4u corn 3, Dr. +.
l.. sti'eyan' Of Sonth Birmingham, MAs., fol-
lowed by general discussion participated Jn by
many.
10 the evening lecture on Farmers and
Schools" by W. y. Conhe, Superintendent Of
school, Of Maine wa, given. IL; presented a
plea for the study OF rat irll science. in our COM
mon schools with special reference to flaming
aud agriculture. Muse wa' furnished ~ the
Warren Band.
This closes the session, which has bceH oae OF
the most largely attended and interesting meet
ings ever held byitha- Maine Buasd of Agreed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-02-22

meeting most woalllfll ia ~, results, has
Just been bel a, HE school house ia dis. 40. 2,
North Parish, in this city, cood ictcd by Mr. }.
W. {. Pickering of Manchester, y. II assisted
by Mr.. II *. Choate. The meetings Commenced
on Tues lay OF last week, ald have been held day
and evening since that time, ia constantly m
creasn! power and i1lnence. M,nlle.ly the
hand Of the Lord ha- been il 1t, As oil aud Young.
strong men and tender chill ir,n have Welded to
the iuv9'ion to come - jesus. Last saturday
might, thirty uiSc persons were on their kIeeS
asking for pr ay en- Gmoug them Ronlu C,tho-
lie, who had been cast CIT by father and mo'hsr,
because he ma infested hirsiinI CIR the Water #
oterlal life. On that occasion Mr.. Pickering
preached with great eloq Ieucr; ina, ed thtO Oh
out the moetings as who heard him were con
WINGED that he posses.es grear gifts As an evln"e
list. Wednesday forenoon tWeity->iN persons
met at the house Of MID. NJ. Cgoss, aud expressed
their decided detormna,i' II taier upou tie
christian life. Son GO ia al have risen fer
prayers since the mcetugs begun. New voices
are h, ard IN prayer, sinn'r have zen converted,
christians qpckened and backs!do- reclaimed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-02-22
Boston Stock List.
Chicago Produce Market.

IHICAGO, February II, ISIS.
FL0UR-EN'ra spring / 5Oaj75; ives ern 40
southern o UU
WhE At No. spring ll0l.a ; No gilt edge
10 Regular. l0Sa4 Cash. IOIat.07ls; Mar n,
io~,4a Alfii, l0saatts5s No ), 1905 rejec.
Ell %
CORN SIDES gilt edse, 42(i regular, Hha-;
cash e1ia-; March RsTl--; April, i24t-i re
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" ASIuNGTON.


WASHINGTON, February q. The Senate in
EXECUTIVE session this afternoon rejected the
iudtion of George Williamson as Collector or the
port of New Orleans. The vote is understood to
have been 81 against ~.
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- itIi.
Fire..

BIDDEFoRD, February n. The tall4w fact
Of Living Iii !, situated about three mules fiji
Cty Hall SAGE, was burned last ni.h'. g.
SlGD), in,uled S745
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yI.ItnOSJ.
SuicIde.}

BENNINGroE, VI, .Febsnay ~ T.. G.. Mttii-
son, a wealthy TnH4eis of ooatl Beiliu, y. Y +,
after unsucce Afuil, trying to shoet inst II, con-
N. tied suicide bt ha0glag 10 MS biIn last even
lhZ.
Fire.
\ fire this alofuiug damaged Dtnton Il ,TouC,
mill ~ Beuuihs ton , 200; lL-lied
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-02-22

"Revere the man whose Pilgrim ma'ks the
roai" to furnish the world ~irh Si.IPPFRY ELM
LOZENGE-, for Coughs, ~. For sale by ali
Duggls's.
Casweu Il Co., corner Washington aud Winter
Rns,nu
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-02-22
FOR EItsN.


LONDON, February u. Il is Iepor e,t that a
Ca'luet councl ~, hastily summoned ths fIrc-
noon, Lord Ctirus 0eIug called T. ON "a Bearing 1T
case III the Loids 10 VI end. HE stock mai /, [
: du. AID hea,y IN Consequence Of tui, report.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-02-22
The Cubans Doubtful of Peace.

New YORK, February 81. The Cnbans here
place no confidence in the rtnort peace prop0.-
ais alleged to be acc .itel by Sqaua Il, aud iAsur-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-02-22

Sdnet, extensively eng ,ged in the tea bust
ness. having ha.f q dozen stores Is arrested charg
cd With fraudulent purchases and bankruptcy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-02-22
TIE CRETAS INsuRRECrIoN.
Tie Renewal Of the War Favored.

LoSpoN, February %. The Daily Trlegrapa'
specHl IRON Athens srates thatvolunteer, are con
stautly goln., to Thessaly and Crete. Popals
ieelrg lavors renewal Of tue war.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-02-22
NEW YORK..
Charges of Corruption.

ALBANr February 2l. Cox. II ,oinson seat a
ssage 10 the leIi.lature today reing go
iuptIon in flee hy the Su ,etneu ient 81 The M
sui sEce department, ant recon nendiig his le-
moval.
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low \.
Missing.

New YORK, February 81. p. :. Marvin Of
Iowa, who has lel, owl z 500, 900 and a number
of forged notes, vas last heard OF in Chicago,
wh,re he sold Line carloads Of s0ss, Isl which hc
owed farmers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-02-22
TnE ENGLfSH PARLIAMENr
si+p cion that il will be Dissolved

HpINBtRG, Feb'ua p. The Loudbn cores
poFieht u the Scotsman SAYS the suspcioL is
midt pr al that government Intends 10 dlsolve
PaplimeiA Nuithcute in the Commons tn, p,
NJ Hsal TIE resull OF ncgotiat ms WITH Russ a i,
MISUNDERSTANDING that hussIa shall no occupy
anYpol,lon OF the PelIu,ulA Of Gu.poj,, Baulan
sag or he A,ia.ic side of the ia dantAes Eng-
iand under tpNlug Mt 70 land troops a G. Aipo or
on DE A~iaac side Of the D4rdanclle.F
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-02-22
u cathenIndicaitons TOR To.aav.

FoF New England and the Middle stat, :,
aling bArometer Increasing southerly to eastsry
"indS warmer, laiQy AMI Stormy weather. tol-
lo~ea IN the southetn poltiou OF The later bv
westerly winds, and ceoleB clearing weather.i
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-02-22
THE Il iEIiR " AZ.
Tho Backbone of the Ia>urrection Con.
sidercd NrOken.

LEMON, Februay u, Private advicos hom
ne officers opera ing against the kait :, cow vs.
the statement there 3 s,lon! impIe sion that the
hae keone u the IHsnrlection i,ablukcn. Iuete
may pc SoIt 81 gviia wa fare for some time,
but It's not bllevedtnerc viii be another re.,llar
eDga dement,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-02-22
Millinery Goods.

1t is true that Slts, NJ. 7. Webster is Offering
to-day nil her Writer Millinery at the Lowest
Prices they viii be sold Ibis season. felt Ilat-
only p cents witch is cheaper than you can have
them dore over. splendid assor.men of Fancy
Feathers, Stylish Trimmed Hats, and everything
in tine millinery lne, together With the prettest
assortment of ladies ties, ruches and embroidered
sets, to bcfound in the city. We would impre,s
the fact that we have the goods an prices q LIVER
tised Mis-. NJ. +. WEBsTEK
LIS Water e.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-02-22

ROME, February II Pope I.,o( MI. hed A
co"n'li "i ea'dinas to-daN. lie ann,uuerd tnat
an encHcl'ca to ny Cathohcs woulI be G,, vtched
t. uaj ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS accession 10 tl. i,oD uc,t,.
It i, oerid' that tbe Pope la not for thet,e.-
ent taye the VATICAN
LONDON, Febiuan p. The Pail Mai Gazstte'.
corr spOndt nj ia is1me says / j. ANNOUNCED that
TIE Pope Ii c"Lthntc the policy Of h pledeces-
sof' ia" 'otouatH1n. which viii b. priY4t,, WI /
tate place IN ttet Sl,tlue Chapel, SUNDAY uext
~ tre VII be no ct.rcmuuy At 81. john i.attriu.
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MASS AIift1Sf.iTS.
l,iIled

3osToSN,bruary p. Pltlick Doolcy, whie
walking on Ia Eastern Railroad line tnls morn
lny, was run osel by the ft,i5ht Ha n ands killed.
Suicide.
LAWRENCE. February q. Mrs. Arm tOIeiy
COMMIT cd so'clde th'' fJrsaoon by iam 9hg intI
tne sell.
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Arrested.

Walter Donaldson K Co., coal merchant, with
branch in Boston, have taied, habilitie. SO
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Naval Affairs,

Five steamship, san tor Europe to-day, vii
lAir cAIgoes Of rnduce aud few pas,cuyer..
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OITf Of NEW YORK, January l. 1873.
q tsh Cipital, all pail mp. 81 Geo OfO 10
>UPu' OF Asses, 2,l13,933 II
S3,i73,533 81
ASSETS.
tsh On hand aul in Banks Stsstll "a
Loans Ga |, >. aud other stocks aud
b md lWlrket value ; 80, 1921
payable on demand t01Ae0 10
Loans on Bon and Mortgage (,n Real
Estate worth S!OI07!5 90, 63} Zoo %
L, ;. aud stocks and Bonds owned by
the Company, 1,07l, 80, 20
Real r state owned by the Conpanv, 6lg,sOO 70
Premiums duC-unp aid and bal .nces
III the hands of \ GENTS 40 s95 y
Interest gnpai (tue this day. % s3l %
Rents due AMI accrued, l250j 90
Total Assets, 81 1888 81
reserve iJr Rein surance o. outstanding .
risks, s,Oes-.l
Reserve fer rep orted losses, unclaimed
dividend, etc, I9t S6l 81
hr-er,td ihr utlneencics $4,000 20
Capital lDOtO "a
Net 9AiPlas' S66.50l o.
. S3,l739 }S II
MOSES W. FARR, Agent,
- Augusta and lalowel.
II NORREI T.. card ner
l.. r BDOTHBl 4 son, WateIyilic
leb40 ~
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Failure.

Secretary Thompson says he ht- saved - 900
600 on naval Expenditures durIng the last tnle
mO.thsI
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60, 81
W.>0>' j. a
Accli anu STATE x Gus.

The sale Of picture. by Mr.. uall and Miss Swan
;a7, place in the rouala IF the state House, ycs-
to-day afternoon. slme Of tae pc;we' brought
% good price. % u-' We most ot thom w"'c 'o'd
quite low
Nj. i ". BD ( If Gardner, Yesterday made a
fine display of oil paintings Of horses u therotun-
da Of the State House, fine speci men, in that de-
partment of work in which Mr.. Berry especially
excels.
The last few evening. have been most beautiful
with tn, bright full moon, and the boy. have had
excellent sport coas'nI upon Burnt IIn. Their
loud, clear shouts, "ciear away" were head I'M
ill nearly midnight.
I'm alarm Of fire hi, molnn! at ten minutes
past one, ca led out portion Of the fire depart
ment. The fire wac apparently, as indicated by
the blaze three OF four miles out Of Y city,
in the direction IF Coomb, mill.
The Fifly-scventh Legislature Of Maine al
journel this morning at garter of two o'clock,
hayiag passed rs act, and - resolves. The APP
prop.iaG,n bill passed. r,o', u7 SI,2o5,Gj1. THIS
j, lea Than the ampanl appropriate last year By
Sii,SiS. This has been painstiking and hard
working legislature, and the wisdom Of It's enact
ments will be approved by the people.
The American people ar, fast learning that poor
cooking does not pay AMI are demanding better
cooked fool. This has ditccte our inventors to
the rrodlct on al improved culinary apparatu. of
all kind. One Of the mos successful articles late
" produced in this line Is the Standard Brol'er for
cooking beefstehk sc. simple. comman-sense
articl, that any cook Will understand al Il st 'gr.
1t can be used over either coal or wood fire, and
does broil steak so nicely aud quickly that evHy
o"' "''' ''eo ~ ,,-'''-
We again take pleasure in calling t. attention
Of our people to the concert to he given this
evening, at ''rarite Hail. bY the newy organ
lied Augusta @ pet BAtd. FROM the pro-
gramme which has teen arranged Tor the occasion,
we should Judge that an en'erta'nment OF rae
m nit awaits oar ci'Heas. Iae baud Is no" play
InG good mu'ic, ani sal be a tod 10 the con-
cert by some OF The best musical ta'eat IN tie
cry we learn mat tickets ior the Concert Ia :
evening are selllut Iap w.
Tie Iowi.t,n T,urnaI of Saturday saws "The
Raaroa1 Conrn,..ion.r. to-day ,rsne,,el the
,,,,,le, 1ivi.ior oc ,,,o N.iaa Central F.i,road
,,,lro.co,,.,i, h,,,. IN mi. ,i..,hc railroad
,.;,I.,c owe, the ti,l, .odro.c, ,e,io in ,ubu,n.
RON brd,a. were tested hv the ,a,il transit oil,
one Of the heaviest locom ,tiyes. Tue \nlr,,,os-
gin showed dell c'ion not cNceelinga half oc1 ;
aud the Llrile AndroscogsIn bridge uot exceed -
hEe'eighths. Both oldSe' were proh'e"cil 'a.e
for present use. Nv tim'ers have recent y been
pat into the And o'eoE-ia bridge. B't1 bridges
". l he re- bu ID ltA non tlIn 't4r.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-02-22

Cure that cough How With Adamson's 30
tanic Bal,am. 1t is warrented to cure coughs
colds, and all lung difficulties. Sample free
Large bottles 30 cents Sold at Knsman < Co.
Drug store jan25tSwlw.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-02-22
loNDENSED TELEt.KAMS.

The peia house at Hamilton, Ohio, was IL
tr"ye'%bl nae yesterday morning. Los, Sl200
insured.
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Notice Of Assignee of His Appointment

FOR TIE DISTRICT OF MAINE.
In the matter Of
Charles H. Whitehouse, In Bankruptcy.
Bankrupt.
DISTRICT OF MAINE SIS.
AZ Augusta, the tth day of Febr Iarv, 4 ID. 1878.
The under -igned hereby gives notice of his APP
polntment "a Assignee ofCharle7 IT, Whit 1use OF
Belgfaie in the County OF kennebec, and state of
Maize, Within said District, VIII has been aiiudged
bankrupt upon his own petition. by the District
Court OF said District.
EDMUND q. DOE, Assignee.
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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-03-01
CONKLING HAS SPOKEN.

The diplomatic Conkling seems impressed
with the idea that people are much
concerned about his relations with the Pres
ident. So far as an impartial examination
will permit us to judge, there is the least
possible concern about the matter. An
equally impartial opinion also compels us to
say, that there is a marked difference in the
estimate placed upon Mr.. Conkling by him
self, and that entertained of him by people
generally. His recent utterances are fairly
indicative, however, notwithstanding his dis
claimer. of a deadly hostility to the Presi-
dent. Conkling initiates Achilles, husband
ing and bottling his wrath for the day of the
return of his beau-ideal Of statesman and
hero, the learned and philosophic Grant.
The disposition of the Democrats to sup
port Mr.. Hayes, in constitutional measures,
acts on Conkling, like a red-handkerchief on
q bull. He Immediately begins paving the
earth, and throwing up dirt, and whatever
may be the merits of the bill, opposes it be-
cause Democrats support it. Notably in this
case of the recent pension matter before
the Senate, Mr.. Conkling has illustrated the
peculiar traits of character for which he is
becoming so distinguished. Let it be mildly
suggested to the airy Mr.. Conkling, that it is
not at all improbable but the people of New
York will, within short time, relieve him Of
his arduous labors at Washington.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-03-01
TIE CITY ENG1NEER,s OFFICE.

THE CITY ENGINEE1c;S OFFICE.
There has been considerable discussion as
to the expenses of the City Engineers office.
1t is costing the city great deal of money,
We have taken occasion to investigate the mat
ter somewhat, and have received many COM
munications, and among them, the follow
ing from gentleman thoroughly informed
as to the labor and services of the engineers
Office:
To the Editor of TIE GLOBE.
Having fully considered the matter of the
necessary expenses of running the engineering
department of the city for the current year, in
my. opinion, $4,000 is amply sufficient. This
estimate is, of course, with due consideration
OF the present as well as prospective depression
IN public Improvements.
The salaries of business and professional men
OF all classes should, in measure, be governed
by the demands for their services and the ex-
agencies OF the times, and while I am wholly
opposed to the bartering of talent and brains
for nlggardly consideration, see no reason
why professional men should not share with the
poorly paid laborer the reduction in pay imposed
by the strlngency of the times. In this connec-
ton, think that the salary of the city engineer
4honld not at present exceed 81, 800 per annum,
an equal amount of brains and more ability
(by reason of personal knowledge of the sureties
of the city, can be supplied at such salary.
Since the advent of the present engineer. in
my opinion, at least one-third of the labor per-
formed by the engineering department was en-
tirely uncalled for, and much of it worse than
useless, besides other portions of the work per-
formed might have been delayed, being of no
immediate necessity. Truly yours, D.
The position and means of observation of
the above writer entitle his opinion to great
consideration, and while there may be no
particular change made in the present salar-
les, the ideas advanced are so in accord with
our own, we reproduce them for the benefit
of the public.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-03-01
Oppressive Legislation.


Now what does the oppressive legislation
mean? Why this persistent opposition to
the wishes of the people and best interests of
our schools? In the light of all the facts
only one satisfactory answer can be given
the publishing house of D. Appleton q Co.,
of New York, whose books need a compulsory
law to introduce them, must have benefit,
and D. D. Merrill, who is said to have drawn
from the pockets Of the people some sixty
six and two-thirds per cent. profit on the
sale of old books as long as he could, now
asks for the keys to the State and county
treasures for fifteen years. He must have
the sale of inferior books guaranteed to him
by the strong arm of the law to the
exclusion of all others; and G. P. Qaucken-
hos, the author who has more brass thar,
brains, more insolence than courtesy, must
have his Unsuitable egohsm fed by forcing
his books into the schools of Minnesota
against the most sacred educational interests
of the State. Senator Donnelly and others
of the monopoly ring, whose zeal and energy
is worthy of better cause, must fulfill their
contract at all hazards; but their impractic-
able, anti-repubican law, unsustained by
the people, can never ''win by force
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-03-01
Ml's. .4lice Oates Injured.

Mrs. Alice Oates opera company were on
board the train which was wrecked on the
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
railroad at midnight Monday night. In the
accident, this little lady had her back sprain-
ed by being thrown from her berth against
the stove. The whole company occupied a
palace sleeping coach attached to the train,
and at the time Of the disaster were cozily
tucked away in their berths, fast asleep. G.
$. Ammel, treasurer and general agent of the
troupe, had his head severely smashed in the
accident. Miss Flora Orsina, another mem
Der of the Oates party, was injured about the
body. Karl Kersand, the musical director.
had his fingers lacerated. This company
we're en- route to Baltimore, to fill an engage
ment, from whence they were going to
Chicago.