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Taar Who are suffering from The errors
aud i,rli-ore,lons Of youth. Drrvons weak.
mess. early decay, les Of nianlis,i. &c: {
will rend . recipe thu: will cure YEN FREE
OF CHARGE. Tits sra, remedy was
discovered by mi-simaTy IN s.uth'
America Send aseIf.sldresed envelope
TO The REV. JOSEPH Z. iSMAx, Slotsoa d.
Bibls Ho'ss, Nsw York Csw ~.
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NOTICE.
Us. INTERNAL REVENUE
SP ECIAL IA X rs
MAY i, 1875. 10 APRIL 80, 1879.

UNDER tile Revised Statutes Of ihe u.
p, Sec.h,Is 3-o2, 5.237, 3-SSo aLu 3..s3y, eve u
Icfaoli rngascu ii. Alis busllssr, ayv.aIIun. n
employ nient Winch renders linn liable 10 81 u
lAL Az, u required 10 Procure, and Kew,
SONsliS GOOsi.i la hls k.siaDllsiiIIlent "
plare vi BUSINESS. sfAAB dcnoting the pay.
n.tht Of s.tid SfEt ibi. AN Tor the special Ak
lear Lcginnlllg MAY }. 1875, before iunrueilg
~ continuing BUSINESS ait u AprIi ~, 1913, A
irlurL, ~ nesrtib,d on Form III u also irqnir-
81 y. law Diescrs person liable 10 special Ak
rs above.
Tile Taxes Embraced within the Provisions or
the Law si,use quoted are til. following. viz:
hecliners S2OU 90
Dealers, retail liquor % 70
Dealers. Mhossa,s l.ynor loo W
Dealers IN ,.pli liquors. wholesale
hot selling Willis ur spiriis so 90
Dealers IN malt liquor. retail.
mol selling wlnssor spirits q 90
Dealers ~ leai tobacco rs UU
Retail dealers ~ leai tohaeros 500 W
Aud on sales u over 81 .OUU. CITY
cents for every duliar Ia excess VI ST, 600
Dealers "a a.ahaiaciurrd tobacco 5 90
Manufacturers IT siIiis 5000
aud tOr each still manufactured ~ W
Aud Tor each worm manufactured 20 %
Manufacturers ui tubaccO 10 90
Manufacturers Of cigars 10 90
Peddlers VI tobacco hrst esss---more
than two horses u uiheraunnals 5000
Peddfers u tobacco. second class--
two horses VI. other animals 20 90
Peddlers Of tobacco. third class
one bore OF uther animal Is 90
Peddlers Of Tobacco. fourth class---
on foot " rubllc conysyancs 10 20
Brewers IT les, than 800 barrels 50 10
Brewers IL 800 barrels or more 100 o.
Any person.. - ltsb!e. who shall fail 10 comply
with the foregoing rrqrIirrinenaswili De
subject y scysrc penatier.
Persrns "a Films liable % pay ANY III lhs she
slal y aNcs named alufr mIsi apply ~ IS4AIt j.
Is ItN1, tollsetVr Of lutrIpaI kcyenue at ia.
leigh y. aud pay Tor and procure the Sperial
Tax stamp as STAMPS they need. prior 10 MAY
s.S.aad MlTllOUr fURrllEh NOTICE.
sI,ss,ial raA stamps Will w transmitted ,y
mall nnl. 81 receipt, from the person sr urni
uTtsriug tue Naur, nf slrur ilirtriioAs 81 10 10.
iuSsshur with the NECESSARY IuSTAGk
81 MIS-. or the amount required 10 pay tie
postage. Iiic postage on Que stamp i three cts
a1J 80 two stamp six eefts lfi ishesircd iht
ihey be transmitted BY registered mail ten cent.
hautt oiial should accompany the application.
- GIEEN Is. RAUM. tom. OF
once ~ Internal Revenue Internal Revenue. 4
Washington, y. q Feb. list, ISIS.
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"Yes.' said 81 irstr I'D gent "a his music.
mAd daughter. lis huy and bus Ior sru
~ the Time aud the nay three music men
do charge frr their music y lu.l oulra.
gcous ltjust take. Hll the csttuu ,4m
make 70 keepyou in nrw music Well.
dear Impa. tliv fair eiri responded. Sou
Uughtto let me Subscribe for That elsgant
SntriiEgS MusICAL JoUKSAL, Iu.,lisl,vd
al I.0iJtn& bate snntliefo Music hosisp,
Savannah, Ga; aud then my music wont
cost hut lrliis. wlly ils only So for a
whUle year aud every monthly number
has several pieces II Lrautiiul music IL
the cheapest way 10 the world 10 bny
nuslc' And then tlse Publishers aeiually
give zach subscriber si.OO w,rih u Sheet
Music ns . pscmium. 'Thrre. there g.rl,'
bfoke Ia ihe Oh gent. '.Icn,t ieil me nny
narv. Heres The uionry, ,sul far tie
JuufilAl y, the next mail really don'i
see bow 10 ine world We lave lived .,
lonr without IL. 1'ell them To svnd II
alung quiek9 ~
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The April nauilcr oftlIs magazine j.
equal to n,y ~ is beautiful predecessors
ofthr year. The "Finst Easter Dawn" IL
oneuf the most striking pictures we have
ever seen, and the most suggestive: sue.
line IN It- Ilgisiins up ~ the resurrection
morn, 10 the faithful fail n hare aud ex !.
frctHilon. mingled not = little With lonI,i.
Other engmsisiss are hvauiIfni In their
Kind. fashion plates a. usual superb.
making With excellent reading matter IL.
together capital number
s~eads tprfnrticalarnpd alhscsIrfien
on iili IA1s.l ~
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..DaAnr'r hhtai9ativ Kennedy" the
grrat ISrEnSAL ukniciss. viii positive.
y eafe suy case ~ sssuina,ism on the face
a The eAfih. pties 81 a hottie. six bit.
ties. IS. Sold W 81 whole~ls sal Ne.
tad lleuggisi. Don't Isil to ssnd for eir.
cpfst 10 Hslpbensiiosk l,op,ly. DYasgisl,.
Washington. i. G. CIV.
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Mr. &. T. Iglsl.sri, "f the firm az Boyle
and isiehprf. Baltimore. Was here on a
yI-It,lasi week. tora Is Maryland. Of a
K"fih caraiHa mother. he spent masi ~
his insh1'd inshir vicinity and I.p h we'll
aud favorabIy known here. He Is now
eugase'i ia irrips-~, 10 Battiasfe, mud
VA. biS sell i<lsns u energy sui hidnstr,
gives PROMISE ofa- Successful mercantile
caiver. ~ tf
.fA.afF zrg-ffr> 49, -r-rs.ssf z ~
5Dsihe 10 es.si and Dry weather very
little lv'aue vas bropght Ia this market
las, week and Che breaks we're light.
Vps buyers want m.fe hrighl iolaecu,
aud viii pay red prices far a. We do
nat ss,N csh~ ssaifishsd asa market
for inliff5f grsIes only
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AIr. B. X. cauington &c Durham has
ore led branch d his house in the third
roa'n Of the rsjo baild,ug aud gives the
public bidding thereto. Il is lhe most
,asisfully 6itsd up bar we have ,eea. and
Mr. carriugtoa' character mud experience
!. guarantee for god liquors and gmd Or.
de.. DC. Csrriagtau has secured the SER
sises II Mr. r. Bropehion. late u Penn.
Is,ivsnia who will ls'hapI i 10 di.sena. The
g..-i things OF the hou-e 10 III sho may q.
ur hh1 sinh calls. Ad. mkt week.
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waIllnk ior lgeply. ipar hoaIs.

sre nd. 81 Thoma- n Briggs and son.
The famo'ss hardware n.eii IL Raleigh. III.
largeAt establishment South II Tie Palo-
muc.
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2g1stor dffAa lfedoriacr.

DkAK SIN. -Nisile con versiIlg dc other
day upon The subject ofyery old people,
you requested me to recall my fecoliscliul,
o. an I'D Afiican negro, " honiI dice en-
rpunsered N me Roanoke region of Hall
fax county III tliisSt
9''s a JeU yeursu ago, III The winter OF 1888. 8.
| II accompanied a wedding ,iarty from
Marrentou. ~ the Scotland Neck corner
Of Halifax. aials while on a visif during
l'the cilfistmas times, III the ho l,itable
maiision 81 Aapt james Go. o., r,rolIing
out one morning, rs opened lie gate near
which was the wood iilr, encountered
arnold negro, bent nearly double. aud
sllriveipd NJ almost 90 al anatomy, who
Notwithstanding h,sapaarriIt dprielitu,e,
bada stick If wnod sluufsie,e cd that
sevmvd Jar beyond his apparent strength
ian,aunge. Ny curiosity bring excited, I
At once addressed aim, and remarked.
"lhAt's large stick fnryouin carry old
man. Oh !nosah 7 fssid hr) ME carry
nln easy nutl'p lathe same time resting
the end Of his load on the fence.
tnueI,ing l,is fareloek, and turning 50 as TO
confront me, Why, lsnld ~ son lunk
like sou might be NJ hundred years Old!
~ hundred years niassa. more'n two
hundred SAIL "'flie deucel How do
you make That out "wpiiyml see Mas
"a. don't know for sure. but IN TELL you,
~ sou can count flr yourelf Nh fader
was higman III my cnnniry Africa III
! was one ~ the lighting men; grown
man. wild wife and family. Well. one
Hay We went outto fight wild another tribe,
ail our Iorple got heat. and Ilcap0f us
was tfok prisoners. me ioa; anil Mfl+r d |
while We was iook down 10 tic euasi, aud
sol,' "a The silIpnlcn. aud by them we Was
pak to The West Indies. and sold 70 work /
"a lire plantations.
lived here hyey cars hpfme took
snnIhrr wife, and there ] ha, grown chit
iren. menaHd women; then was brought (,
,,srio this country To Lnnisiana. where
iftrr while got smother wife. an.lsiaid
here 'til | hal grand ei,ildren: ihv,,. I
xas took aud hnnglit lieie - Roanoke.
where been ever since. ani here, got
'nolIsr wife. and here. got great. grand
think must ~ niorc'n two
''mUFnin. MARSH - anl asIll
itld Tie gale open for him. be iroit-d
win his Iuad. on towards The negro house,
apt. Gee. WIN was himsel. very old
nan. lai'oul ~ Think said that there
vas noielling how old ie might he. that
e hal always known Him NJ The same
lrirdup and siry old anatomy fpr lis
n'ks never heard ~ my old morning
again. hu; ln after sears,
leard IL several ~ the ame regina =
auniry, ennrerning whose age. no Is.
itnnie r',ul,lh formed. They were d !
'aisye Africans. weiid aud goblin lnpking.
AnAfrican Patriarch who claimed To be-
nnre than two hundred years oil.
D
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Preserve ynur Bahy's health l,y promptIy
administering DR. Bulls Baby syrup ar
The diseases Of early childnood. Price 2j
cents bottle.
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There ]. 70 rsasa Why the Western
mail should he deiained'u. The Depot until
the sai,sl uf that from The East. Ther.
is ft.il an hour and half between the Two
mails and il !. someiimss Of special impOr.
lance thst the drst slioull be delivered =,
ihr c.i.ofice .. soon - il arrives. Letter.
rozld be answered lie same day instead u
waiting fOr sseply. fur hoars
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seead. of this Baltimore house. It's
elainlsare Of the very highest character.
They sell nothing but tie puresi and the
iA'sti aud ctiuk direct importers Of their
sownstvreign sis,ak can giseruciI g,larun-
tees frr excelei,ce and purify III can sci.
usan be found Elsewhere.
sif. Iglebsft 81 the lirm is well'kllown
here. and we hesreak FIR the house the
patronage u our readvrs. tf4
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MoTIcE.

Df Virtue els ds,sl 81 Mogtnage ezernisd 10
ID me au The lalh aal " November Isss 81
Az <4litlfr W isefrsn Zoe certain ii Pos = thust.
~ nieiiignrd, 1 wall ssll At lul,io s,ls GA III.
premises un
sArunpAY. The 18th day Of Alri. 1875.
4 et o. Land W Orange t'ouniy, on the walcrs Of
bnu sdis,lnlng The isstl. u a. a.. Conli,tUn aid
rihefe. containing ent..,,irtb ~ an asrs. nior,.
0r 80. tigriher With the SrFAM lNCINF
sn1 WOOL CARDiNts MACHINE and al iI...
hNfufr~ 1nd huihllnrs theteam ~ therssln,.s In..
lonkfllE. AZ thr Machinery and aits air ffts.t-
D new nrl ~ sssl srr ling order.
Terms q sahs-- cAeIl
WI. n. JoBbsS.
Msfst .5id .. N.ngasec.
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We oi,srrvc that he commI.sion-r.
have MT herdcd our plra for improved
sidewalks nn the street leading 10 Tie
Episrqipt chisrlL iSpr on ibesIre-t IL,
frunt 81 Mr. istael Tuners house. Both
nftarse places are worse than lad, ana
call loudlysk.s n,ahifipsl MD.
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See Lryy's new ad Lang experience
withthis house satisfies uss,l,as H. sclslln
10 sell superior gaodsstl rea,srk,sbiy low
prices " swells p'qpied q 4 ~ therefore,
fully eniitled'to the confidence Il claims.
Those making orders may lie sure that
they Will ~ hiilshlllysxecuicd.
The present nd. Is one o.ihe most at
tractive the firns has ever presented.
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Bfeass ligh:. and prices ruled high fer
Ire wrappers, while eomnon grades remain
low aud dull sale.
DANyiLLE. Va. MarsL ~.
Prom, The Dan,ille Times
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Sale, reliable, harmless mnl cheap, l.
Dr. Bulls Cough syrup. fflo only -
ttnts.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-02-20
Personal,

Mr.James O. German who, as may been seen
by advertisement elsewhere, has, on account
of i'll health retired from the firm of p H
Kelly & Co., of this city, left yesterday after
noon with his family for San Francisco
where, it is hoped. the change of climate
will speedily restore him to his wonted good
health.
The following were among the arrivals at the
Merchants Yesterday: J. J. Mcclellan, New York;
Charles ID. Sherwood, Rushford, Mimi: NJ H.
Berdhlm, st. Louis; w. Tonarce. C. W. Gray,
st. Louis; j. NJ. Wheat, Fillmore Co.. Mimi
d.. 81. Dereglass, Minneapolis; J. L. Bunnell
Wis; p: L. Deming, Charles II. Dudley, New
York: w. Pallus, Eau Glare; P. N. Hunned,
Chicago; J. NJ. Cheney, Mankato; H. Mcdonald,
Cincinnati; 81. Wilson, Faribault:
WIS. Corsen Sioux Falls; ". R. Mackay,,
Colorado; E. L. Shay, Northfeld: T. Fletcher,
Minneapolis; w. w. Payne, Northfeld; H. l..
Huxley, White Bear: Geo. Martin, Hudson;
Dan Pineo, Litchfield; NJ Smith, Chicago; f.
A. Rising Winona; j. M. OHara, Chicago
S. A. McCl une, Philadelphia; E. V. White, La
Crosse; F. H. Budd, Buffalo n Y;
2. A. Bergsma, Anoka; G. Cogel,
Red Wing; l. j. Mcdonald, Chicago;
A. P. Dickey, Racine; D. o. Goulett, Little
Falls; J. B. Drew, Owatonna; J, A. Reed, Still
water: Leon Houde Little Falls; J. J. Rhodes,
Hastings; Chas. H. Strobeck, P. Ekstrom, Lite h.
field; Paul Seegur, Window; Jos. Whitehall
M. G. Smith, Winnipeg; John o. Hunt On,
luth; j. M. Berry, Faribault; W. Ell. Horton,
Northfeld; Hiram; Hall, Kingston; G.Chow-
riardy, Winnipeg, FL. Durham. Morehead
NJ. h. Bryant, Pine City; Mrs. King Pine City
Mrs. Brinkerh0ff, Duluth.
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The English Grain Trade.

LONDON Feb. 19.-The Mark Lane Express
says the quantity of English wheat marketed
was again very limited, although the condition
of samples has shown a decided improvement.
The imports of foreign wheat to London have
been moderate, and would have been exceed
ingly small but for the unusual dullness of the
season, which prevented shipments from Revel.
According to last Monday arrivals at least one
half of the weeks supply was furnished by
North Russia by way of this port. The latest
advices state Revel is still closed by ice SO that
for the present we must not expect much more
grain from this source. Arrivals from India
and Persia steadily decreasing. but the
moderate sales which East Indian produce has
obtained have once more attracted the atten-
ton of millers. The raising of the blockade
of the Black sea ports has been deprived of it's
influence on trade by the political situation.
The present is time of suspense and bust
ness has moved within moderate limits. which
is all that can be expected as long as such I'M
certainty prevails. The country demand for
wheat has improved, and fair consumptive
inquiry has been met at advance Of a shil-
ling per quarter. Barley, maize and feeding
stuffs ruled quiet with moderate arrivals At
the ports the call floating cargo trade for wheat
has been firm, owing to the unsettled state of
political affairs.
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nan those paid to private watchmen, whose

than those paid to private watchmen, whose
duties were less onerous and responsible
Mr.. Hill took exception to the salaries pro-
vided for engineering and street work, and
moved the recommittment of the report.
Gen. johnson excepted from the salaries
of the county treasurer, abstract clerk and
policemen, and moved an amendment to
that effect, which was lost.
Mr.. McClung contended it was better to
reduce the number of the police force to
twenty than to disturb their present rate of
wages. The men were at considerable ex
pense in furnishing and maintaining them
selves with uniforms.
Mr.. Hiram Thompson favored the main
tanning Of the salaries of the police at the
present rates.
The salaries of policemen having been
excepted the whole report was then adopted,
by decided majority.
| Nh. McClung moved that the salaries OF
policemen be allowed to remain as they now
| are.
| Mr. Cochran moved to amend, by fixing
! the rate at $3.50 per month. stating that the
expenses of those officers were twenty-five
per cent less than formerly.
His motion having prevailed, Mr.. Cochran
then moved that committee of seven be
appointed by the Chair, to present the pro-
posed bill to the Ramsey county legislative
delegation, and to fight the measure through
the Legislature which was carried.
The chair appointed Thomas Cochran,
Hiram Rogers, E. J. Hodgson, F. Driscoll,
T. j. Barney, Fl. A. Castle and J. B. Tarbox
as such committee, and the Chamber ad-
journed
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-02-20
RELIEF OF THE POOR.

Quarterly Meeting of the Society Yesterday
The quarterly meeting'of the society. for
the relief of the poor held at their rooms OH
Robert street yesterday morning, was atten-
ded by a large number of ladies and gentle
men interested in the society.
The president, f. M. Rice. Esq., called the
meeting to order. After the minutes were
read the treasurer submitted his report
showing the society financially was in flour
ishing condition, with handsome balance
in the treasury.
The secretary in his report said that the
past three months have been especially i'm,
portant affording better opportunity
than ever before to test the practical work
ing and benefits of the society. For while
there has been no time for the past eight
years when it has been so difficult for the
poor to procure employment, the board of
control at the same time has endeavored
to reduce the county expenses by refusing to
help everyone who they thought were i'll any
way able to help themselves. This has
necessarily thrown all unusually large amount
of work upon our society. In the first place
to prevent the unemployed from reaching
the county and also to prevent those who
had failed to secure their accustomed help
from the county, suffering until they had
found means to help themselves.
The report stated that the system of be-
slowing promiscuous aims retarded greatly
the efforts of the board in getting the help
less and needy to help themselves instead of
trusting solely upon charity. 1t stated that
the society was growing more popular with
other institutions and other charitable in
situations, and the city and county officials
were. almost daily sending cases to this
society for investigation.
The ticket system is depicting the streets
of itenerant beggars. The report spoke in
high praise of the good work being done by
the Industrial school for girls under the ex-
cellant management of Mrs. Burbank.
The report acknowledged the CO operation
of other charities, the transportation COM
panies and the city and county officials.
Number of cases recorded for the last quar-
ter "a. Number furnished with food and
lodging, 100. Number for whom employ
ment has been secured, Is. Number sent to
their friends, sc.
Clothing, groceries and wood have been
supplied when the county relief was made
quate.
The report was adopted and the meeting
adjourned.
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CITY GLoBULEs.

There should not be single vacant place
at the Opera House tonight. The Little
Position and the Cuckoo Polka each alone
should be enough to fill the house-and they
will.
Frank Scherm an plead guilty in the dis
trict court at Minneapolis yesterday on the
charge of horse stealing, and was sentenced
to hard laborat Saltwater at for term of
fifteen months.
The House railroad committee held a
meeting Yesterday morning and unanimous
" agreed to report in favor of conveying the
forfeited Immigrant of the Southern Mime
sofa Railroad company to the Southern Min
nesota Extension company, which is, i'll fact,
the old company. I4nthe afternoon the Sen
ate railroad committee held meeting slso,
and heard arguments upon the same subject
but ad journed without reaching any definite
conclusion.
st. Paul yesterday witnessed the initiation
of new enterprise by j. A. Etheridge, of
Springfield. Mass. Mr.. Etheridge, after q
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ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.
No decision yet in the Anderson appeal case.

No decision yet in the Anderson appeal case.
Major Powers, of Chambersburg, New
Jersey, it appears, abandoned his post under
mental excitement, owing to inability to bal
ance his accounts, being unable to locate the
discrepancy. Experts, however, have found
the error, and show the books to be all right.
Robert L. Case, the convicted president ef
the Security life insurance company, has
been released from the tombs on $4,000
bail, pending the issue of argument for a
stay of proceedings.
T. Herbert Chase, of Boston. has been
found guilty of the poisonous adulteration
of candy. and appealed.
A fire in East Columbia. suburb of Gin
cinnati, at an early hour this morning, de-
stroyed ten buildings owned by M. r. Full
ker, and Lawrence Creighten's stock of
lumber. Loss, 81, 500; insured in the Miami
Valley.
The steamship City of New York, from
New York to Liverpool, arrived at Queens
town yesterday morning. Cardinal McClos-
key is a passenger.
The owners of Springer Lowcaster's mill,
in the Black Hills, were yesterday notified by
miners that unless their wages were raised from
$3.50 to $3.50 per day, union rates, their men
would be driven from the mill. Trouble is
expected.
John Thompson, Republican, was yesterday
elected police judge of Philadelphia by ma
jority of 25.541 over Dewitt, Dem. and Long,
| labor. Only "a 900 votes were polled, of which
the labor ticket received 2,480 votes.
The appointment of Bayard Taylor, as min
lister to Germany, is cordially hailed by the
| German Press
F. r. Chapman & Co.. Holyoke cutlery manu-
facturers, have failed for $4,000 liabilities
one quarter secured; $4,000 assets.
| A fire at Cincinnati last night destroyed
Nos 35 and 81 Canal street, occupied by Nor
| rill, Thorp 4 Lloyd as chemical laboratory
and j. C. Schreyer' s drug stock. Loss $50, GOO
insurance $4,000.
| public meeting at st. Joseph, Missouri
denounced the silver bill passed, and urged
the House to stand by the Bland bill.
There was $4,000 fire at Trace Texas, yes
terday.
Post Office detectives, from Chicago, arrested
at Cheyenne, w. T.. yesterday J. J. Monroe. OIL
suspicion Of being interested in the robbery il
July last of registered package of S5. 900 banl
| of Montreal bills. He was held in $40, 00O
He was, up to two months ago, postal clerl
on the Uuion Pacific railroad
The Louisiana House yesterday unseatet
| Lewis +. Souter, rep, and seated Judge Bar
! Der, dem. from Averill parish, the groun,
that Souter had never been resident. TIL
vote stood SO to 81.
| J. J. Belden was reelected mayor of Syra
cuse, n. Y, yesterday by plurality of LOB
over the workingmens candidate, and 2.09
| over the Democratic candidate. The working
men and greenbackers developed unexpecte,
| strength.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-02-20

careful survey of the Northwest, has conclud-
ed to open out an extensive house furnish
ing establishment in this city, and for that
purpose has rented the MaxfeId building,
formerly occupied by John Mathies. The
new conner is man of wide business ex-
perience, and Of undoubted integrity, and
will meet, as he deserves, hearty welcome
| in the city of his adoption.