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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-11
6ales on Auru0H
4 sSIGNEE'S SALE of VALUABLE COPY
RIGHTS.

BY virtue Of an order OF the United states District
Court / WIN expose AZ public sale AZ No. ~ 4uitHe'
Pitts6ury Penn, az 10 o'clock a M sATUkDAl. SCI,
TIM BER IA 1878 he copyright "a print publish and Ned
On liz limited states OF Anthmecs ana Keys
10 same COTS series OF Arthmetes and Key; Cons Arith
Burtts Grammars consisting or TIT
mary Elementary and Practical All the ao0yemenuohea
authors royalty OF . per cent
Also will sell the time and place, the nght 70
print publish vend Hadleg's Lessons IN Language.
nd subject royalty and Lee q haoief .
Grammar subject yalty Of cents per copy 4 ~
Above DO IA are publications OF A. H. EnElish y C0s
banfnpt and largely introduced into the eehoo
OF PehnAyi'iiA ana "'''''" IL l. GoURLEY Assignee.
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3 Leather Heavy, 22425o

METALS-IngOt Copper steady, quiet; lake quoted leG
ter quiet unchanged steady Pig 1ln excessively
Changed WIN T job6nE sites The Pie Iron market con-
hnues dun and IN ysy unsaaoody position stocks az
quiet steady. Lead-COmmOh Domestic 945sS 60ci
Straits 10 &C: English nominal Banea 10 ~ sold I'm
Pl1iescharecai I'm y 81 DO ter9S - go - 90
AmsricsnnNo J. $40 5o;Sss 80 flS SGSsi7 ForEe
"a ron ss4 ass: oid DO, si7Gls
MOLAssisB Boiling stock iairly active and firm at SOC.
for 5oo test sales goo hds cuba sold on private terms
New.OrlcaBs 25GbGe foF Common 70 Choice Porto lucO
SNXv&L sToREs-spirits Turpenune again dun. but
steady 2sc. Ht Sins dull alsoi nomnaly unchanged,
OCEAN FREiG HTs-Business quito moderate all rates
rather weak and unsettled Observation-Disclosures steam,
Zoo SSSSs Sheese. s5elos 100 bales Cotton {d. i5O6
bbs Flour. Pa 81 1000 b6ls do IS Cd l5Oo pkgs Pro
100 h; 20 tons Neasuroncht Goods 2Os.: 100
SSs 'hS s pS ~ h6Ss +aoS 5 Is H
900 bush Grain "a 1000 do DO 20 M private terms
Zoo esSe' SIS ssST as t SS S Sb Flour ~ d 200
bb Shoe Prgs private terms 500 Pkg Soeds
100 Measurement Goods ia CO.. 1000 do los
broush freight 3s 81 Glasgow steam 10000 bush Grain
private terms 80 bb Lard on S7s 3d. 200 pkg Butter
40 hhds Taow S0s $50 eases CaBned Goods 500 Bristol
Grain sd. AniwsrI steam. 5000 bush. do, @ hn 3D.
Ieg9ar 2d las Oats ana s cd Tor Wheat 90 bales
cotton & 90 1aIs 6asnsd eo bb Rsa6 Pesonm
S. @ Norwegian ship (rssI same yoySge 200 66l 10
% Sod edS bark ireeI 10 Tho Continent fu range 1000
bbs do American bark " HAMBURG 1900 hbs do as
va Norwegian bark 20 Elsin0re for orders ZOO bba do
a. british ship arrive nom philadelphia " me United
Kingdom Continent, 1900 bbls do So Sd Blush bark
IRON Continent 5000 b0ls do, Is Sd American snp
from do 70 Antwerp or BEemen, SsoO h6a 90 a. Bush
bark from direct French port AOOJ bbs Crude DO
ana Naphths private terms BRUSH bark from do TO Cork
for orders 1000 ora Gram 5 7izd Norwegian bark ron
Baltimore 10 Marseillea 1000 qrA do, bs. -
OIL CAKE-ouiet, quit hrui western In bag 81 -.
OIIs-Hssod steady, In moderate sale all othefs quet
both here Bedford. We quote lnseed % I6Oc
Menhaden 2993le. for Sound, 800 for Beached CInds
SpeTm al SOd92c. Natural winter 81 Bleaehed winter
ali ob Crude 45C for Northern md Aoc Tor souh
eru. Crude Cotton seed quiet aid nominal Al lhe SSlL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-11
Business Chances.

VNANTED.-A partner with $4,000. |
w have that amount invested In manufacturing Dasi-
Mas esfabshe 20 years pays good DrUh sales mostly
r lash none but principals need answer Address T. b.
Tribune Office.
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opening 70 points higheT
closing slightly under last nights prices sales AsI even
ing 1900 bales Today-First Cal-SeptenDer, ll.oo :
March. 1l02 total 400 bales second SS6Oe 81 az
June IL % total 200 bales Third Ca-September 100
Il3i Also, to-day September at ll3lGlLS6; OGt09eT
iIO5all 10; November, 1O92d1Oa5; December lOSbG
1920 January. l0s9al0g0i February IQgo On March I
ii25ai26 total "a 200 bales grand total 445OO bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-11

FORECLOSURE SALE.
WEST 10TH = T., Nos. 1877 and lS9. -.
IOHN n BOYD. aucIiOneer will sell a. fhe Ehoohnfee
ssesToon iii broadway ia RsDAl, september IA ~ -
consisting VI Two otA oAoa
lae by D o. With asgOgy brown stone dwelling on e4eh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-11
BUFFALO CITY LOAN.
PROPOSALS FOR
$2I5,250 81 Tax Loan Coupon Bonds.

CONTROLLERS OFFICE, Z
BUFFALO, y. Y, sept. D, ls1oD
SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received at the COmptrOl
Iers Office CITY and County Hail. until Saturday the lith
day Of September 1873 10 O'Clock for the purchase
OF the part Of the Of Two hundred hfteen
thousand two fifty dollars and yfour cents Of
Tax Loan coupon bonds authorized BY section 10 OF ueT Of
the City Charter and resolution Of the Common Council
adopted August g. 1873 for the purpose Of paving nor the
purchases made by city the sale held April 30 1878
The said BONDS tho rate Of I've @ per cent
per annum payable semiannuay this office on the first
DAYS OF January and July each year. and the principal VIII
be redeemed as follows to-wit:
$50 $50 81 on the LIST day OF July, 1880.
$4,000 on tho st day OF July, 1881.
sJ4 600 on the lst day OF uly, lo55
$4,000 on the LIST day OF July 1883
The proposals will the amount Of bonds desired ana
the price per hundred dollars thereof and no bid less than
par and accrued interest will be considered.
The right reserved TO reject or all bids deemed ne
cessary 70 protect interests Of the city Of Buffalo
Awards will be made September H. and bonds viii be ready
for delivery on or before October IS next.
JOHN c. sHEEHAN. COMPTROLLER.
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peepis for pqst week Cgt24 boxes DO previous week
~ -T 40. CORRESPONDING week last year ht.'b 10 TX
80 NAT week go 30. corresponding week lass
var "a g8B Liverpool cable quotations du AZ ts coz
ynding week year DOS. With decline 10 the cable
~ y 80 ne tope ID the European dull instead ~
Ann a. ns Tie ease exporter are operating less
the talked OF HlFhhce:
From IN The information That can be gathered
would seem thht IN the
MARI large accumulation OF ne, - a.
rr4n enormous shipments duiluE IN, pas tNo n'
vrnrtrr. receive gneDt nom abroad ana are
cfing their purchases much. Tho home fan Is s
t sssfs me MAJ sOmcwh e. yet The trade IN genera
d1 aud very much depressed. Ihousands or boAH haNe
- MAJ 81 m cold storage and from present Appearances
I ,r "a IN fpIow Considerable trouble Is eNpertnced
win sEpIa~ The damp murky weather on the past week
the stock now arriving Is o. very S hStP n wani
~ C.cse We think size. represents the bulk OF trade
tbGai Farcy mildGavored August made Cheese WI plns
s' ~ me strour active markets In the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-11
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE.
FoB 1HE WEEK ENDING sEFT 10. 1873
IEIpryssy for TE n. Y TRIBUNE by our own Reporter
General Directions

General Directions.
send only good articles The freight and other eat
nm goods Iuf good order attractive
look secures examination and often makes sale where
dr. P4ss2e oT SPHg Pm i to change about
Use plenty q clean dhne cut straw with eggs Marx plainly
box barrel stating the amount Also send letter az the
same tune stating what Is sent me rPaiT me s5e IN n
stae number Of packass Secure for yourself reputa
ton Tor ne goOd put IN beet shape 80 thatyO marx Is IN
demand $1,000
Rseips for the week beans. 1876 bbs Peas 476 bush
Exports Beans, 6ss bhls: Peas 81 bush. The Bean
market general f. dun aud easier receipts have been more
2c per BUSH lower on Mediums and Marrow lev
The io psIi Of the week ARROWS had far inquiry
port and 81 % readily obtanei Tor prime Stock ~
market IL less sc,yS ana Il , I oG n,s New Ri
could be e1ceeded several sni, io, ~, 81, i ,rnr
NE NOT sale 10 bulls 81 White Kidney are entirely
9q1n' Ye E'a sS1 Pea aTe arriving Quite Freely
been sod % 81 o. one OF Two lots Of s0ulheih Da'AoSe
Ssaan. ou.esi 50 .! s2s Pea F Sfgms S5s 50
Z oo.........sl so al SCH Peas green. 500 80
Do TAR 10 good. 10 al IS
Receipts for the past wees z9l2t pkgs prsy9g, week
shipments for past week l5.s3s pEgs; same TIME last
has the market been IN more healthy or en-
soqr9s GS9a9a eI P N. home ss a sfIT good snd Win
About enough arriving t. supply al dcuands te mAIAet
sT seq s ~ h. sd n sas lots At s4s BY
sstr M 5s Nearly all OF this grais Of butter has ready
.ac 10 he home Trade sipper take very NUE. content
ng henssve with good Western a. state Dairy Tubs
foT he best selected l5tr. Dairy Pals are not
running good a. they Hsye beer and m lP IN ua nc ne
can De- exceeded though u the quat' Is perfect o1n %
reached There d. fhaps stronger teemF or fne West
es 80 are Of ms cl,s. o. goods Choice selected lots
vfbrnF &C. We note iass 10 shippers As follow car %
iic Mixed DAIRY ana Factory At le and car 81
Medium Factory ~ DC firkns are also dong cnnsntIaDS
rff-T tbougu ic l. the au1table puce Quotations:
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financial.

GAS STOCKS.
All New.York end Brooklyn Stocks and also all kinds
Of Brooklyn In yestment securities dealt In by
GEO. IA. PHENTISS.
Broad. " Y.
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mAMAR INDIEN. nINIVERSALLY PRE-

sCRIBED BY the Facuy.l-A laxative refreshing snd
edcaed t ozenge Tor the inmedate relief aud enTctasl
ofc headache bile. hemOrrhOds, Sc Iamar
unlike purgaves u agreeable 20 take aud
prouces irritation GRILLON, No. "a Rue Ram
butean, Paris sold by all chemists
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-11

The total number OF TONS cleared on In6 CllaIs
during the month of August 729,5O3 IN
1877, and 716,61S in 1878; while the total amount
of tolls received was $l37, 1856 90 in 1877, aud
$13S, III 20 in 1878,
The receipts of flour and grain at the principal
Atlantic ports this 10th day of September were:
New. YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-11
r FL IN REnIuEs -FREsn.

abipants OF Appes. 20 bblA Apples are very aOunAnt
"a an n Usually light demand aud many Inferior Ylrie-
go in tbc msKet prices lower. Nothing but thc best 50
~ In hing al 10 while many lots Of Mixed western
i a Al al % LoweJersry Baldwns are slhE at
0 nc al per barrel they OF interior qual y ana are
Sesriy al wormy specked Grapes are getng ls pTh
81 bt a. vet arc used 20 any great extent my
have sow sale from &c 20 lsc the latter Tor hng al
California Muscals ana i9keys MN nscei oases we're in
Moderate supply TODAY and had better demand ,nsh lo
% o. nal The supply from Delaware was mostly OF
Xes and smncks and sold from III 20 10 % per nasAc
few Extra Upuytr Crawford "eie iet1le a. he % ~
nt The same rs Delawaros though We note the SAFE OI
, Inc Smocks from Vineland nc 81 20 per crate ftaLs
Freely offered but not In very good regnest
snne OF the Baretts Oyerripe Very lev seehe T
% 3a,,s ara arriving IN fair supply and sell
% a. 10 Der bbl according 10 variety anu cOhdoh oi
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usc.pts for the week. 5j31 pkgA; do last week oZSl
M - Corresponding week last wear Oi99 pkgs ~,
. erc irss and with increased demand the MAKE s
and rcea are about where they before the utche
naed lssi week Quotations represent actual
tLouVb s0us asking more QuoiAL,ls'
A. Il a l. H. y dOzlSLdl9 West ordinary -."' 10 gIo'2
Penn. n. Y---...l ISals OAh~ua'- -'-'''''''A' -
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~ FRtfTTS, BER RiES AND NCis-Dhlkh -,o
p.,,s NJ DRIED Fruit for week, $50 pkgs, with az
utgs peanuts. shipments Of Dned Apples IOS Dds
RSSs. a. very little doing either Old or new
. 9pd lie few sales that made come within tho
% ~ Snr quotations Desirable lots OF Peeled eachs are
- ,nsnd I'VE note sales of Fancy North CaOlha az "a
ia and Georgia Sc. SIN the amount OF tfae Is IIher
Ian - reeeivrrs are generally asking more than buyers
are wilnng pay. Baokbo ries are hea AZ Du'
buyers figures not 20 exceed os ana neav Am ny
Sie, very scarce firm al &c. Peanuts arc uul anu
onotatons barely than nominal ouotaiohs' %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-11

Receipts for the past week 400 bales shipments ua
% NJ ~ n arkt is extremely dun, and VIII prob1by c9huhe
nfU ne price OF Hops Is settled what 20 90 Win
Of Il getnng 10 De problei ha
,. oid dealers will study long ana ulgenty 20
oIvs From present adyices England WI" heou pu' IL" rum
this country. Quotations: 49, - all - a
49, sooS IN nrime.. 3 GlU Wisconsin, 3 .
sac lar 10 good . a OldA all gSoWthst''''z
puTE- A
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Tn. eay average receipts week at the various
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-11

Total bush. $50 227l11 2l296O l9l2OO l24lOo
The receipts and shipments at and from Buffalo
to-day are reported as follows:
Receipts Shipments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-11

sace Jan l. 80 eI4siO 1722o,a51 77.zs'467 l447l52s
The following shows the exports exclusive of
speciel from the port of NewlOrk 20 foreign ports
for the week ending September 10 and since the be-
ginning OF the year -.
For the week - s4s76524 s6OO7,457 ss,OS7s86
Previously reported. 17666669O ls27s5O57 251Si8ols
Total since Jan sisib43II4 sIss7925l4 $3.50 036754
prce Of gold. -. 1924 1851 1904
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-15
aaENADA's AFFL1cT1oN.
SOLDIERS REUNION.

A Successful Assemblage at Mount Vernon
IiI.--Larse Attendance of Distinguished
Citizens.
from Mount Vernon ILL.,, says the reunion of
soldiers there to-day was grand success. The
greatest crowd were present since the campaign
of Douglas and Lincoln in 1860. Companies
a, B, G, D, E. G. Fl, and X, of the Eleventh
regiment Illinois National guard, under Brig.
Gen. Pavey,ar present, and among the notable
persons there are Gems. Sherman, Wilson. Nc
Cook, Logan, Shields Martin, Rces, Smith
and Coils. Ridgeway and Rogers. Gov. Cnllom,
Ex-Governor Palmer and Senator Oglesby.
Proceedings opened with parade by the elev-
enth regiment with four bands. Gov. Cullom
Gen. Logan and other prominent persons in
carriages, followed by Gen. Pavey and his staff
and citizens on foot The chief marshal was
Gen. W. B. Anderson. TIE procession marched
through the principal streets to grove out
side the town, where Col. Casey delivered
brlef address of welcome and
was followed by Governor Cullom,
who gave brief history of some of America 3
military achievements, and made very
enloglstic mention of Gen. Grant which elicit
ed very hearty applause. A recess was then
taken for dinner. The train bearing Gen. Sher.
man and other distinguished persons was
greeted with the firing of artillery and music
and the visitors were escorted by the military
t." the Commercial hotel, where ar
| informal reception was beld, at which great
crowd paid their respects to the general of the
army and others present. After dinner all re-
paired to the grove, where speeches were made
by Gems. Shields and Logan. The latter wa.
cut short by storm. and further proceeding
were postponed till Tomorrow.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-15
THE FAIR POINT CAMP.

Grand Ovation to Joseph Cook--Exercises
of the Day Closed With q Grand Spectacu-
lar Display.
FAIR POINT N. Y, Aug. 14.--Rev. G. p.
Hard, OF India, addressed the Chautauqua
foreign mission institute this morning on the
children of India. Rev. John Lord lectured on
Queen Elizabeth to an immense audience. Rev.
Jos. Cook, OF Boston, arrived to-day and re-
ceived an ovation. At 2 O'clock every one of
the 5000 eats in auditorium was occupied, and
thousands of persons were standing outside.
There was tremendous capping of hands as
Mr.. Cook appeared on the platform, and after
prayer, he began his lecture on ,'Lost Souls"
Th, reverend gentleman was listened to through
out with the closest attention. and closed his
discourse as it was begun in the words, Il am
resolved not to go hence trusting for an oppor-
tunity to repent aftec DEATH" In the evening
Mr.. Cook answered large number of ques-
TONS and later four large steamers, eight or
ten steam yachts and large number of sail
and row boats were illum mated with Chin, Sc
lanterns and made a brilliant spectacle. Gov.
Colquett. of Georgia, has arrived and will
publicly be received tomorrow in the audi
torium. An address of welcome will be de-
livered by Bishop Webster, of Boston.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-15
miscellaneous Political Note..

MORRIS, ILL.,, Aug. 1.-THE Republican con-
vention of the Seventh district renominated
Gen. p. G. Hayes for Congress.
CLINTON, Ia, Aug. 1.-THE Democratic con-
vention of the Second district to-day nominate
ed N. G. Brannam for Congress.
RICHMOND, Va, Aug 1.-THE Conservative
primaries in the Third Congressional di. trict
are satisfactory TO the friends of Gen. JOS Z.
johnson.
DENVER, Col. Aug. l4.-The State Green
back convention met here to-day, with sixty.
eight delegates. number of counties were
unrepresented. Hon. K. q. Buckingham, late
ly prominent Democrat, was nominated for
the Governorship. The balance of the NOM
nations and interesting points of the platform
tomorrow morning.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 14.-The Republicans of
the Tenth Ohio district have nominated Hon.
V. B. Horton for Congress.
CHICAGO, Aug 14.-Inter Ocean, Elgin, ILL.,;
The Greenbackers of the Fourth Congressional
district to-day nominated Hon. Augustus
Adams.
LINCOLN, Neb., Aug. 1.-THE Greenback
State convention met here to-day, about tifty
delegates present. Hon. p. W. Berkhauser was
elected president. committee on resolutions
was appointed but was unable 10 agree, and
the convention adjourned until tomorrow. An
attempt will be made to nominate a State tick
ct that will receive the endorsement of the
| Democrats.
! ST. LOUIS, Aug. 1.-THE Democrrts of the
Fourth district, to-day. nominated Lowandes
| a. Davis for Congress
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-15
Condition of the Cotton Crop.

WASHINGTON. Aug. l4.-August returns to
the department of agriculture show the aver
age condition of the cotton crop in ten States
of IS, a decline of 4. North Carolina 80, gain
of i; South Carolina 81, loss of z; Georgia 92,
loss 10; Florida 80, loss Il Alabama SO, loss 4;
Mississippi 80, loss 60; Louisiana 40, loss s.;
Texas 1903, gain Q; Arkansas IS,
gain z; Tennessee 90. loss 6.
OF 299 cotton counties reporting, 63 re-
ported 1873 above and l53 below. The condi-
ton of the crop is somewhat better than in
August. 1879. In the northern portion of the
cotton belt many counties complain of ex-
IRENE heat and drought causing the plants tn
shed and bulb to open prematurely. Further
south the rainfall has been excessive causing
rust. Insect injuries at the date of res
pondence were inconsiderable but later re-
ports of Prof. Riley, the entomologist, show
considerable local injury from this source.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-15
count Was taken in my parish. which showed
an Increase of whites and decrease Of colored

al AucIcdbo VI WulbSD au0 u6CIe89e OF COlOre0
people.
Here J. A. Anderson was recalled by Potter,
who handed him the following letter, which be
identified as having received from F. B. OAR
rell. The letters Is. M and H. in the
letter he said meant Sherman, Matthews
and Harlan.
MORGAN CrY, La, May -{Private)-M
DEAR Sm: / have your favor of late date, and
am pleased to hear from you. Marks has my
passes to use coming home. but will send them
to you as soon as he getA through. hope he
will be appointed, but dom expect that or any,
thing elee that is decent from Hayes for Louisi-
ana. His policy appears to be to send Packard
away and turn over everything else to our enc
mics in the party who will ensure Democratic
success next fall. For moself, in my district,
prefer to have such people against me. If /
conclude to run can be elected with
suppose M did what he could, but ut
they evidently don't think you will do any
thing. Your letter, taken with your sworn
evidence, directly duplicating IS. NJ" and
a., is valuable. Use it discreetly, but don't
spare them as-except m. they are the most
unmitigated scoundlels ever met. A miser-
able hypocritical, psalm-singing, cold-bloodecl
set, who, would he doing the country kind
ness to expose. Write me fully, but be dis
Greet. Send papers to Mrs. d. if ysu can
without tronble. Am glad Laura is better. We
both send love to her. Write often. Truly,
etc. {Signedj, T. B. DARRALL.
To James E. Anderson Philadelphia, Pa.
The committee adjourned till tomorrow.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-15
Private Dalzell's Convention,

DAYTON, O., Aug. 1.-THE convention of
soldiers and sailors, called by the soldiers and
sailors memorial society, of Cincinnati, met in
the city to-day, and was largely attended from
all parts of the State. Capt. Elwood, of Day
ton, was elected president of the convention,
and addresses were1made by Geo. W. William,
Gen. j. Warren Keifer; Private Dllzell and
Others. Letters were read from, Gen. Thos. L..
Young Durbin. Ward, and Garfield. condenning
severely the act of the last legislature in pas
sing the bill relating to soldiers orphans home.
Resolutions were adopted unanimously de-
nonncing the law and calling for its immedi.
ate repeal at the next session of the legislature.
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Order Restored at Ottawa.

OTTAWA Ont, Aug. 1.-THE foot guards as
sembled at the armory IN full strength tonight
in anticipation of further disturbances, and
the police had orders to clear the sidewalks at
dusk, Mayor Bangs having determined to
preserve the pnblic peace. He was energetically
assisted by liberal minded citizens of both
sides. The leaders of the warning organic
atoms also urged their partisans to remain at
home tonight and not congregate in the
streets The result Of all the precautions was
that at Ii o'clock the streets were deserted and
no further trouble is anticipated. The conduct
OF Kehoe, grand president of the union, who re-
fused to allow The crowd to dispcrse. il gen.
orally condemned.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-15

where the expense of the reverend treasurer,
dc &C., Kerr. could come in. He had no trav-
cling expenses and no hotel bills; nor could
Straight have had, without it was his fare from
shakopee, some $3.50. The expenses for Mr..
Dryers visits to st. Paul for purchasing sup
plies four days. $l2 and four days S13. came
in for their share of comment, the board think
ing four days a long time every little while to
spend in buying goods.
Although the investigation now is only deal
ing with dry figures. considerable richness
promises to be divu'ged. DIR. Bartlett is giving
the board every facility for their inquiry and
seems quite himself again, now that the Rev.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-15
CURIOUS CHARGES.
BROUGHT OUT BY TIE INSANE ASY-
LUM INVESTIGATION.

The Committee Commence Work in Good
Earnest DIR. Bartlett, on His Good Be-
1iavior, Gives tho Committee a Gentle
manly Reorption--Overhauli the Ac-
counts and Vouchers for Expenditures
Items Showing How the Peoples Money
Has Been Squandered--Five Dollars Paid
n Trustee fora Lecture on the Centennial
~-Bartlctt and Three Trustees Visit the
Centennial at State Exoense--Rev, Ker
asa Bill Maker-Varlable Price OF Crude
Oil--HiGh Prices for Butter and Eggs--
Dryer an Expensive Purchasing a gent--
Richness Prumised.