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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-26

BREAK Dowx.-Egsrter & Coz truck
wagon broke dOwn yesterday afternoon
on the wharf, under heavy load Of salt
The driver was thrown with conlider-
able force 10 the pavement and miracu'
lously escaped with = few scratches and
bruiSes. In endeAvoring TO unload the
salt, the wagon suddenly turned clear
over, 10 the great alarm Of the small boy
Who must inevitably gather about
wreck. The accident was caused bya de-
festive spindle.
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WEDNESDAY,, JUNE 20, 1878.


Closing out sale-T. Blum s Bro
head Of local.
New and Attractive Goods Louis
Repairing Of Old Furni.ure-Arbens
Saratoga wafes-R. J. smyth.
Notice.
Dividend Notice.
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FoR UPWARDS OF THIRTY YEARS Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used
for children. Il corrects acidity OF the
stomach, relieves riad colo, regulates the
bowels, cures dy,entery and diarrhea
whether arising from teething or othe.
causes. An old and well.,ried remedy
% cents bOale. d&w
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MOTHERS will grow weary and sigt
over the responsibility that Baby place
upon them, but they have the high pri-
vilege OF shaping a character for useful
ness. The exercise Of patience and The
preservation OF Baby's health BY the
proper use OF DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup will
give them great present comfort and
prospective happiness. % cents per bot
lie. eod&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-26

BETHESDA WATER is crystal clear
sparkling and a most grateful draught
Nature never disguised 8 more potent
reusdy-and etrs-for Urinary disorders
IN so delightful form as in the wondrou'
water Of Waukesha.
Bethesda Water sold By the barrel, keg
or gallon, by Logan. List 4 Co., Bridge
Corner Druggists.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-26

AsAx allevislor Of pain, whether re.
sulting from q spraiu, bruise, burn, In
sect sung, rheumatism, or any other
cause, nothing We know Of answers the
purpose 90 we'll As AeLaiaI Good IHtent
Lininsat. It affords 4 sure and speedy
relief. Give Il q trial, say we.
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Card.
NEw ORLEANS, June l., 1878.

The undersigned certi6ss that he was
the holder Of RAOle Tekst No 81 ,oIs,
single Number Lottery, Glass az in the
Louisiana State Lottery, which drew the
First Capital Prize Of One Huadred IhoL-
sand Dollars on Tuesday, June IL, 1873,
said ticket having cost the sum Of Ten
Dollars, at the Office Of n. Dudoussat,
corner Of Common Street and Theatre Al.
ley. and that the amount was promptly
paid on presentation Of the ticket at the
Office Of the company.
VS.. CAMPBELL,
20 Carondelet Street.
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A SPLENDID Day IN THE Woops.-
North Street N. E. Sunday School Ell.
cursion, Friday, June 18th, 1873, 70
Mlhan's Grove, P. ". &K. R.R Round
trip, 90 cents; children under II year.,
25 cents. Cars leave depot7 A. n; North
Street At 7:05 A. n; Top Mill at 7:l0
An. Tickets for sale at the drug stores
and at the cars. All are invited 70 come
and enjoy themselves With a.
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NoucE-To members Of Wheeling
Lodge No. 70, ]. o. W. NJ: You are
hereby notified to be present At the Lodge
on Saturday night, June %, 1878, for the
election Of officers. By order
GEORGE Hook, President.
By A. N. DRAY, Secretary.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-26

Jus11cE WHEELER yesterday Issued a
warrant for August Rodeier, on charge
Of disorderly conduct. August was ar
rested by Constable Bond, and the Squire
required him 70 give bond for his good
Behavior for the next IiX months.
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THERMOMETERS REcoRD.-The follow
ing shows the range Of the Thermometer
a. observed =, Schnepfs drug store, opefi
House corner, yesterday:
s+~ NJ 4 'f 8: 'fi !.
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Those CRErossEs.-They are the
cheapest goods ever seen in this city,
Every piece warranted fast color. only
5 cents, worth 10 cents, At the closiug.out
sale. I. BLUM & Bro.
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AMERICAN BELLrs.-America is justly
proud Of her beautiful ladies, but how
many mar their beauty, and lose their
health and youth, become premalurely
old in appearance, by neglectipg 10 take
proper care Of their teeth. There can be
no excuse for this, as Sozodont, pronounc'
ed BY all worthy q place between the
sweetest lips, can now be had in all civ
ilixed countries.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-26

TEsrPEaAxoE.-The meeting at Patkers'
Hall last nisSt was opened BY J. N. Dow.
Ter, President Of the Union, after which
Nj. John WsstVood made q speech. Two
persons signed the pledge. There will
Be . business meeting tonight Of the old
and new officers,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-26

NEW ARRIVAL FOB THE LAD1Es.-Just
received by express another lot Of Ladies'
French Heel Walking Slippers, Ladies'
Kid Princess Button, Ladies' Long
Branch Ties, Ladies' Grecian Button and
Duchess Button. All the above goods
and the latest styles. Ladies, call and see
them, at L. Y. BLoSp's.
ll35 Main ST.
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Go see Mons. Adrian liar play Bill.
lizards at 8 and 8 O'Clock this evening.
Admission reduced 10 25 cents.
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Go see Mons. Adrian lar play Bill.
lizards At 8 and 8 o'clock this evening.
Admission reduced to % cents. d.
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In this list b the name Of any Of their numerous
competitions, 90 greItiy superior to ordinary por.
Gus plaItsrS and lnimentI Il BenSon's CApdne PoE.
highest medical authority 10 the void. DR.. J. N.
h. Thompson, Of Warrington, D. C., Judge 10 the
Drug Department Of the Centennial Exposition,
Blys Of them: ~ use them constantly 10 my prle.
tiee. Ind esteea them one Of the most ussi1l IN
Tentions Of The Aso-" Benson'G CIpeine Plaster
Itrengihkns, soothGs, Etlmulltela bFE.ihful ereu-
lAuou oitbe blood, relieves lt onee md CURES quick
q than any known plDtsr, LnlmgntoT compound.
II Z nov considered to b the unriTaIled remedy
tor lame back, ThoumAtiIm, neuralgia, spinal Hnd
ftdney aneetiooI, ieiAtea, lumhago, Eubborn e3ldN
Aalh nHnEHMhAIn krien -
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KEEP CooL.-You can do SO at small
expense BY getting linen suit at half
price at the closipg.out sale.
1. BLUM & Bro.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-26

DoS'r Miss Your CHAScE.-Lo ok at
those Elegant Summer Silks at SOC. at
the closing-out sale.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-26

Go see Mons. Adrian liar play Bill.
lizards at 8 and s o'clock this evening.
Admission reduced 10 25 cents.
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Nrx Goops An ions RoEtERls..

New GooDs AT JOHN RoEMERs.-
All Wool French Cashmer at Soc.
New Styles 0rgandee Lawns 10 to 15c
New Styles Granadiens 10 to Soc.
New Styles Dress Goods 5 to 25c.
New Styles Carpets Is to 75c.
New Styles BRUSSELS at s0c.
New Styles Wall Paper 8 to 10c.
New Styles Linen Suits 81 so TO IS 90
New Styles Parasols 81 25 to IS 90.
Oar 5-cent Counter is loaded with both
ornamental and useful articles.
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NEVER before we're Black Gros Grain
Silks offered so cheap as they are now at
the closing.out sale. !. BLUM & BRo.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-26

DREss GooDs-At ju,t hall, at the
closing. ont sale Of |. BLUM q BRo.
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Buy your Linen Ulster, at BIum,'.

To properly preserve pickles Of any
kind, use Prussing's Apple Vinegar.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-26

Boy your oysr.kirt. aud Ba,quss at
Blums'
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BY all means 90 TO the clo.ing.out sale
At l. BLUM 4 BRos.
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W. J. W. Gown
DOB SALE
HOR BALE

ons iGrss Hall Patent Safe, enc hrge
Nirrur, one IsIEe desk. and store fixtures Tie
snnre stock Of Dry Goods II cost; stock Of Car
pots, Oh Cloths, &C, IN the !teek. Persons deslr-
viii only u on Slls = few dlyL Fer ale Al ihe
store RON lately occupied By J. ": FeITsl;
an5 D, & E0RSEY.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

WHITE SOAP will wash more clothes 10 m
hour thsn any ether hind Of soap; don't 700 torEet
SATIN CLOS FLOUR, the h01ssEiis'I only
friend. CoAFoS's oOFFEE leadi The van; Hhsn
~ MILK GINS. Al Of the above at
les LEW q. MORRls'-Island.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-26

DAcoG-Chsts suEr Cured HEns, ylrxinh
ID BFakilIt Bse0u, SGglT Cured EhouIdsa CIeGT
Eide Plain sheuIdsrs, al a eGnsni n1Hkst rstss
fGlt D, @ LIHI, IN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-26
EoR RENT
FOR SALE.
nRUsTEEIs SALE OF Ions.

By r.rue Of a Deed Of Trust made By John Z.
Parker, J n. J. Parker and S P. Parker, 10 mea,
Trustee, dated August 18Th. isIe recorded In DEED
Of Trust Book No II, pase la Of the land reeofd.
Of Ohio county, West NiTgiria, viii sSll Al The
frsni door Of the Court House Of said county, on
SATURDAY, the 10Th day Of July, ISIS,
Commencing At 10 o'elsek A. ", the following dc
serioed property: SlIiy.nirs lots In PiTkef RroS
addition TO The diy Of HheelinE. - surveyed oy
", G smith, bslni numbered from one to seven
ty-tiEhi, except The lots numbGtd g. 10, IL, II, u.s.
u. u u and 50.
TKRNS or sALR-Ons-halt eash, the ballnto In
six months, evidenced By negotiable notes btArins
intAfsst trom day Of sale.
w.J.w. CowpRs, solleitoF. !ti2
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sPaulding's Glue, useful and always
ready. eod&E-
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Buy your Linen at Blum,'.
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WHAT ANY ONE MAY SEE.
WHAT CANNOT RE SEEN

Any one who will examine the lit Of Centennial
awards will re that the manufacturer Of Ben.
'on's CSpeine Porous Platter recsiytd the highest
md onlY medal aHnrdkd IN nlasfa,s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-26
Be CAUTIOUS 81: !; !; ; e; 8:

In The market; One in particular having hmilal
houbdlng name, contains lad polsobs- Each gsn.
uins BSnsonGl CApeine RlAstSr hai The word Cap-
eine cot through The plRstsr-tlfs % Other.
tslS-A, Wys&F
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THE couRrs-suPRExE couRT OF
APPEA1s-JGdSa Gfsn, HGyTsoad, Moore
and JolAloa.-This court was In session
yesterday u usual. Business was trans.
acted a. folloWl:
Charles 7. Caldwell, Esq., Of Wood
county, was admitted 10 practice.
The cases Of LoreniE ys. Torrents, Bank
Of Virginia W. Handley, HeAmer ". Der.
~, Beard vs.. Arbuckle, and White ys.
Perry we're submitted.
Boggss. vs. Meredith. Motion to dis
miss overruled.
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MUNICIPAL CoURr-JudSs 0raaner.
The following business was disposed Of
In this Court yesterday:
selig Weinberg We. John F. Rempe ei
al. In chaneery. Argument furnished
and case submitted TO court.
L.o. Smith, administrator, Va. Theo.
dosia McGinnis. In Assumpsit. Order
entered suspending execution on said
judgment for thirty days, by giving bond
with approved security.
Christian HeSs We. VIM. Phillips. Ia
debt. Demurrer TO the declaration ar.
gued and submitted, and case continued
until next term.
C. P. Brown vs.. Adams Express Com.
pany. In assumpsit. Defendant filed
bill Of exceptions, and order entered sus'
pending execution. :.
Adjourned to this morning at 10
o'clock.
POLICE COusr-Jud9e Ganma.
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POLICE CouRr-JudSs CdHma.
There were no cases before this court
yesterday morning.
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ToUsE FOR sALE-r Oasr Tor sale the houSs
d on south Front street, Island, In which now
baade. House contains nine rooms pantry bath
ron and uatsr eIoset; Ta.h house and coal houss
IA Tie basement ThsIe are bot and cold water
and as nxtuIes 90 all Tires hoorA The lot "a %
By Is feet, and the grounds vel improved.
Terms oasy. Apply TO HGysy 4 Britt.
john MORGAN,
sepc5 South Front Street, Island.
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CLOSING OUT SALE I!
|. BLUM &BRO.
We vR eonneaot Ad day or Seni- lnHsaI cao'tas
OEf Sale # ETtng AMI SuR~er God, aHd
AGrs hT.fo'sJHa5lti or tHi't Ii'e&
dan at cOSr, aAd respectfully
iHEls trrry eaS 70 cal.
BARGAINS! BARGAINS Il

~
All.wool Bur tlpgI down to 3Oe.
sc nTe.s Goods dsWu 10 ise.
IS Pieces Dreas Good down 70 ice.
10 Pieces GTenitius down 70 &c, former pres
50 sPiSce, Of ,hose hrndsome plain eolorsd LAW,
With ILdsOand,, Sbd lSht nsurd, reduced IRON
Tie aSos, beautiful patterns and the hes. quality
Of SGnmsr silks down 10 tsS,
Elegant summer silk1 down 10 Sc.
PLAIN Colortd silks, all shades, reduced from
81 % Bitck Ca,hu,sre dosn 10 7Se.
7Se Black Cashmere down 10 CSC.
These CIiSmetes are suptriOt to anything In the
city.
IS black sIlk down 10 81 u
81 50 BlHek SILK down 10 81 Is.
81 IS RlAek SILK down 10 81 %.
81 70 Black Elk down 70 75e
We have all along sold thtss Silk Is per cent
lower than any other house, and DOW every BODY
must clearly zee that We are Offering them At an
inmense sGeTi6ee
800 Pieces Ntrrimlet, coeAEeo and Hrtei
PIinIs. In light and dark patterns down to se.
EXTRA! EXTRA!
100 Pieces cre,0nne,, sold all through Ii. season
81 I0e, down 70 Sc
HauIeitepirg Goods at reduced prices, In shot,
We have nETEed doSn cur sutirs sIoek - \, TO
livery one VII profit by attending this ale.
SUITS! SUITS.
$50 Ladlss' Linen Suits left, which We viii fell
| q, nanufAetuftn' cost
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RELIABLE!

sFI. viii py you 10 call and re these gods
before tuyins elsewhere.
j. II. STONE,
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-03-29
CHEATING JUSTICE.
How an Offender Was Allowed to Oscar
the Penalty Prescribed by Law.

How an Offender Was Allowed to Escape
the Penalty Prescribed by Law.
Yesterdays GLOBE purposely announced
that James Allen would be arraigned in the
municipal court that morning on the charge
of having robbed man, named McLindon,
on the street. Allen was discharged yester-
day on the ground of the absence of the
prosecuting witness. =
To say the least, there has been some
thing very peculiar about this case. The
alleged ofense was committed as far back as
March 8, it having been postponed from
time to time since, on some pretext or other.
Allen was arrested shortly after the occur
renee of the theft, but was Immediately re.
leased for reasons that have never trans
pired. A GLOBE reporter witnessed the re-
lease, and, his inquiries in relation to the
event being evaded, he immediately set
about gathering the facts.
In a short time, they were all in his posses
sion, together with the names of the parties
and witnesses concerned. Then Allen was
re-arrested, whether or not in consequence
of the detective proclivities of the GLOBE
representative at that very time, need not
here be said. Another significant fact is,
that none of the city dailies that were not
present at the various combinations ever got
wind of them, and the GLOBE is the only
one that has announced them completely, or
published the entire details of the robbery.
Now, the prosecuting attorney is not to be
found, and the prisoner is discharged. The
GLOBE has lurking suspicion of the why
and the wherefore of these peculiarities at
tending the case, but contents itself with
narrating the facts, leaving the public to
draw whatever differences the public may
choose.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-03-29
Albert Lea.

Albert Lea.
To the Editor of the Globe
At this point the Minneapolis & st. Louis
railroad connects with the Burlington and
Cedar Rapids road giving through connec-
tions with st. Louis. The line of the M.
and st. Louis road from Minneapolis to
Albert Lea is 1O8 miles in length, and passes
through rich country, old and well settled.
At Miriam junction it connects with the St.
Paul and Sioux City road, at Chaska with
the Hastings and Dakota, at Waseca with the
Winona and st. Peter and at Albert Lea
with the Southern Minnesota railroad. The
two roads minneapolis & st. Louis and
Burlington & Cedar Rapids) have erected
large and commodious eating house and
hotel at Albert Lea which opened on the Sd
instant, under the management of that
prince of restaurantists, the genial Bunker
late of the Portage City, Wis, eating house.
who has become SO deservedly popular with
the travelling public at that latter point.
Albert Lea is town of some $500 in
habitants, and seems to be lively business
town. A very remarkable feature connected
with it, however, is the fact that they have
no city or village charter, which, however,
the citizens propose to remedy if their bill
passes the Legislature. On the night of the
first, for the first time in its history, they
were burglarized in some three or four places,
which, though not very fruitful in point of
spoils to the thief, is a strong argument in
favor of incorporation. B.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-03-29
Russian. Losses During the Var.


Official returns state that the Russian
losses in killed and wounded during the late
war amounted to 89,3O4 officers and men.
Among these there were ten generals killed
and eleven wounded. One prince of the
imperial family and thirty-four members of
the higher nobility of Russia fell on the field
of battle. Of the wounded, 36,824 are al
ready perfectly recovered, and 10000 more
will be able to leave the hospital during the
next few weeks. The proportion of killed
and wounded to the total number engaged
was very large, one out of every six men who
went into action being either injured or left
dead on the field of battle. In the great &C
tons of the late France-German war the
proportion of killed and wounded to men
engaged was very nearly the same, being
one-si1th in the battles of Worth and
Spicheren, and one-eighth in the battle of
Mars-la-Tour. The returns also show that
one out of every eleven wounded men re-
ceived into the Russian hospitals died from
the effects of the injuries received. During
the whole campaign only two men were pun
ished with death; one for the crime of deser-
ton, the other for robbery, accom- panied
with violence. On the other hand, $4,000
rewards were given in the form of decora
tions, promotions, or rewards of money, the
eighth corps, which SO long held and de-
Tended the Shipka Pass, receiving the great
est proportion.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-03-29
after Ten Years II. a Prison cen.
Fundamentals :Journal.l

Indianapolis JOURNAL.
Since the return of Jack Reno to Sey-
mour, Indiana, from the Missouri peniten-
tiary the newspapers have had considerable
to say about him. There seems to be de-
cided feeling to give the young man chance
to become law abiding citizen if he is &C
quilted of the charge for which he is under
bail. John Reno is man of marked intel
ligence, is pleasant talker, speaking in a
low tone of voice, and always very earnestly,
as if in the strictest confidence, and bears
every appearance of being cool and deliber-
ate. He served nearly three years in the
army, was q member of the Thirteenth regi-
ment Indiana volunteers, and claims to have
been the sixteenth man who enlisted from In
diana. His prison life has agreed with him,
for he looks like the Jack Reno Of twelve
years ago. Upon his return he was bewild-
cred in the streets of his native town; in
stead of the old freside, he found the home
stead deserted; instead of the family circle,
the marble monument over the graves of his
father, mother and three brothers met his
gaze. To see him talking to some of his
schoolmates, and hear him recall incidents of
boyhood days upon the playground, one
would hardly take him to be a desperate of
national reputation, and one of the most
skilful safe breakers in the United States.
Reno says: ''The charges pending against
me cause me no anxiety, and have no fears
of being lynched, though Allen Pinkerton
sent word to Missouri that the only way to
try me was under tree
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-03-29
Municipal Court.
Before Judge Flint.


A. Merriam VS.. John A. Weide; action on
promissory note. Judgment for plaintiff
for $71.53.
Noyes & Merrick vs.. James Showers; &C
ton on a promissory note. Judgment for
plaintiffs for $2233. Order filed discharg-
ing St. Paul & Sioux City railroad, gar
nishee.
Albert Brown VS. Thomas Carver; action
on account. Judgment for defend ant for
$28.31.
The prosecution against James Allen for
robbery from the person of one McLyndon,
was dismissed, and the prisoner discharged,
in consequence of the absence of the prose
cutting witness.
Dennis Igo, accused of petit larceny, had
his case continued until to-day.
Christ. Peterson, John Curwan, James
Fellows, Thomas Lawler, William Thompson
Thomas O'Neil, James Murphy, James Daley,
T. w. Reilly, John Hanlon, Charles LIE
Marie, Edward Wilson, George Wilson and
James Davis, thirteen OF whom had been
captured in Carver's cave, as mentioned in
yesterdays GLOBE, we're arraigned for va
grancy, were peremptorily ordered to get out
of the city or find work within twenty four
hours, and we're then discharged.
Alexander j. Gallagher, an utterly incor-
rigible youth, was, on the request of his un-
ole, committed to the Reform school.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-03-29
Election Notes.

In the First ward Democratic caucus, held
Wednesday evening, Mr.. Daniel Elliott was
nominated for alderman. The ward COM
mittee appointed were, Ira Castle, M. H.
Danaher and j. A. Tanner.
In the Second ward, the Democrats left il
to tho delegates to nominate candidate fol
alderman.
In the Third ward, w. S. Conrad was
nominated.
The Republicans hold their caucuses to,
night, and their convention tomorrow night
It is highly probable that Mr.. John S
and the nomination for judge lies between
Judge Butts and O. E. Norgord.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-03-29
RIVER MATTERS.

The river still falls slowly, having yester-
day receded one inch, and now stands at four
feet three inches.
The K. N. packet Clinton will arrive to-
morrow.
The steamer Aunt Betsey, en- route from
Taylors Falls to this city with wood, lodged
on the bar at Franconia on Wednesday and
has not yet arrived.
The Minnesota river steamer Otter, now
lying at the lower levee, is being repaired for
the seasons business. She has been char
tered by Capt. Ed. Hartshorn, and will ply
on the Minnesota river, to and from Man
kato, during the forthcoming season.
The steamer Manitoba left Fishers Land
ing Wednesday evening, with full freight
and passenger list for Winnipeg Among
her cargo we're fifty-fve horses for the con-
tractors on the Canadian Pacific railway.
The steamer international will leave
Fishers Landing for Winnipeg Sunday after
noon on the arrival of the St. Paul train.