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New York Produce Market.

New YORK. August 49,
COTTON Quiet at IL l5-lbGl2 ,-ltc; saes 4o5
bale.; futures steady; SAL $4,000 bales.
FlOUR-Firm; receipts IL ON barrels; sales 1900
barrels; western super S3.304 90; common to good
extra 4.G5 14.30: good to choice 4.35u4.75: common
TO ho-ce western shipping extras 5.8kI6a; COM
mon to good extra uhio 4.O0g575; common to choice
extra ST. Louis 4.Ooa7oo; Minnesota patent good
double extra i.7s9s.a0. Rye -four steady
fRAIN-Wheat firm: advanced lllltac; receipts
36f,0ou bushels; sales SIC, 900 bushels; = Mi
kee Sl.12: ungraded winter red niWi.11; No. 2 do
l.1O1ial1 i124 steamer No. duh at l.u9&11.lOta
ungraded amber i.e91i.lS: No. do 1l1,hl.1Ial
steamer No. do 1.l0gl.l0A uugraded white l104
70 $; No. Q do IA: No. do 1.221 a@l.23; extra
do 81: white state LBS; steamer NJ. white 1.19iu
Barley and malt quiet aud steady. Corn rifle
steady: receipts 600 bushels sales 3OOoOO bush
els; ungraded Is D49c; No. 3, 47c: steamer 4sD
advanced lo@lc receipts 86UO bushels: Aales 7s,OOn
bushes; No. VIII tie zoe: rejected soc: No. 3 3lsc;
No ], 3aasc; white t6c: No. > On cago s34c; mixed
western 33.9c; white western 31dL36c.
HAY-Steady aud unchanged.
HOPS-Unchang-d.
aHnGEkIFS- Sugar dull and unchanged. MI
lasses dull and unchanged. Rice firm
PETROLEUM Quiet aud finn; united S1.250
1917 +: refined 10 7sulllc.
TALLOW- Steady
.37taM1.42ia.
TURPENTINE-Q Quiet at 27GJ27sc.
PRODUCE-Eggs heavy; candled western l4fh
aye. Butter firm; western 6423c. Cheese tirner:
PRovIsloNS-Pork firm. Beef steady. Bulk
meats firm: western long Gear 1878; city do TOO.
Lard dull aud unchanged; more active; prime steam
S7.s5M7.87 4.
WAISKY-Nominal; sl.O7G51 ON.
New York Dry Goods.
New YORK. August l3
Dry Goods business fairy active with Commission
houses and jobbing trade improves steadily Cotton
goods in fair demand and firm Prints are moving
freely I'd prices steady. Ginghams aud dress goods
doing well. Shawls aud skirts in fair request. Meas
wear, woolels and foreign goods more active.
Foreign Produce Market.
LIVERPOOL. August 10.
COTTON-Dull and easy; 69-16A6 1l-16d; sales
5000 bales; for speculation and export bro bales
American 4.5Oo bales; receipts $1,000 bales; Amer
lean 400 bales.-
GRAIN--Wheat, California white averages los 2dGl
los Cd; California white wheat club los 6dQl los Cd
red western spring. to l. 9s0l 8s I'd; red western,
to ], Us cd g9s Sd. Corn, western mixed 23el
2's cd.
PROFESSIONALISM mess 74s; Lard, American,
3Ss.
YARNS ANDFABRICs-At Manchester dull and
lower, especially yarns.
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,ynrY list.

The following lucky parties have been chosen.
account of their pre-eminent fitness, to
serve their fellow citizens as jurymen in the
municipal court for the coming three months
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TRAVELLERS GLIDE.
st. Pau, Railroad Tim. 7os,e..

First Divisi N II. Paul y pacInc Raj, o.d.
Main Line through trxtns for Lif.h.s.,1. " tIlm.r
Benson, Morris. Glyndon, Croe ks.on, Fish. re
Landing and Manitoba,
Leave. Arrive
81. Paul 500 p. m. Fisher LrIi SO n. N.
minneapolis. $40 p. w.. NIunce colb III q. m
FISHERS Landing $50 M 1t. rss: l0:42 a. m
wllnlar Accommodate.
Leave. Arrive
ST. Paul $40 IN Minneapous 4:s2rm
minneapolis S:36 m ST. Paul 5:4Or m
Branch Line through train for st. CIond, 81 aneri.
and Bismarck.
Leave. Arrive.
81. Paul 1880 g.. m. Mnneapv,i, 6 80 p m.
- Paul, Minneapolis and Mmnetonka r,s,s
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He IVould .Mahe Tashdxrm Hump Hinsself
Hastings Union

Albert Shelter, of st. Paul, is spoken of
as the probable candidate of the Democracy
in the Third Congressional district. If he
should receive nomination Washburn
would be forced to hump himself to secure a
seat in Congress.
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". G. RI.
The Woman's Christian association present
Yhe Ear1ieus finua

Is the best advertising medium in the Scandinavian
language in the northwest AL kinds of Scandina
vi.n job printing cheap. Office, "a Bridge square.
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MONEY AND TRADE.
FINANCIAL.
Money and Stocks.

NEW YORK. August 10.
Gold opened at l0ok and closed ut lOGss.
Borrowing rates 1Q11ia per cent.
Bar silver here 1l5is in greenbacks; las in gold.
Silver coin q Ella per cent. discount.
Silver bar at London 52ail pence.
Governments firm.
Railroad bonds strong.
State bombs dull.
The stock market soon after the opening became
strong with advancing prices, and continued strong
until the Close when the best prices of the day
were current Lake Shore was strong on its immense
traffic the road carrying 1s0o,OGO pounds of freight
eastward the last week in July, 2,D00,O pounds
more than the total shipments by lake in the same
time. ST. Paul. Northwestern, and Delaware, Lacka-
wanna Western shared in the Improvement.
Tie transactions aggregated Ill of which
1000 were Erie; 5000 Lake shore: 81 900 North
western common; 1000 Northwestern preferred
1000 ST. Paul comm II: q 900 II. Paul preferred
400 Lackawanna; 2.5Gn New Jersey Central; 5000
Union Pacific, and 1000 Western Union.
Money easy at lla@92 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 303A per cent.
Custom receipts S2s3,0't0.
The assistant treasurer dsbursed $122, GEO.
Clearings Sl0,0u0.100.
Sterling long 881. short 84H.
The following the closing quotations:
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Attorneys at Law. Collections Specially.
Office No. 80 Wash. Ave. S., Minneapolis, MINI.
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-, y t1oPV ''O1tIdy. TEXttIN SAtuiuiS
aralhs VIA The Brainerd Bssncb ~. Panl
Mlly' except sunday, MAKING da. run ~ twelve
hours To Fargo, arriving at Bismarck the fol owing
morning, saving nearly IN mile. III dis -r, over the
DO route via y. P. Junction. Coinection made at
BISMARCK with stages for Deadwood points in
the biacR HILLS. Also with frs. cl,- NOAH to Fort
heRt"n aud all points Oh the Upper Missouri River
and the Yellowstone.
Connects at ST. Panl with trains to all points East
ana S"nfh AT Duluth with steamer 20 II, II, u
Lake points, both American aud Canadian also " IN
steamers running III connection witt. onsin Gen.
tral Railroad, at Ashland. IN effect April 1873
n. f. SARGENT. tieuerai Maia.ee
". ". SANBORN. den. Passe ApeN:.
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Foreign Mnn.y Market.
RENTEs-11of 45c.


The following quotations giving the range Of the
markets during tile day were received by
M RI ON, M ORE & Co.,
Commits ion Merchants
LIVERPOOL. August l3 -lO:0GA. NJ
Wheat stronger. California Id higher; spring 81
higher.
Floating cargoes steady.
Cargoes Oh passa8e steady.
LIVERPOOL. August 1910 80 A. M.
Market firm at full quotations.
LIVERPOOL August 1890 P. NJ.
Market firm; Id better OF red; white unchanged.
NEW York, August Is III A.
Corn quiet and frmer.
Wheat, Spring options more hid winter strong.
NEW YORK, August 1S-l:nU p. NJ.
Wheat scarce; Oh cago aud Milwaukee nrmly held
at S1.12; winter higher.
NEW DIRK, August 13-2:OO p. NJ.
Wheat stronger aad ia demand; Milwaukee SLIP;
Chicago held al Il; No. nominally Liz.
WHEAT.
MILWAUKEE. CHICAGO.
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NlnuSdpOllb ~ oLs LOtll5 Lx
press. ............
Passengers at St. Paul lesN,
by the st. Paul h Sioux !,
r r., at 2:45 P. N. coniice,
ing at Merriam juno; ais
leave st. Paul Il Pacific .
X. at 300 p 10 connecting q,
minneapolis daily, SUNDAYS
excepted. Traiu Oh Satul :
day runs as far as Albert
Lea, only.
Minneapolis, B,irligton b St.
LOUIS mail and express.
tClose connections coming
North).
Mixed Minneapolis and Mer-
Ram Junction, connecting
for local stations and 81. p.
4 9. C. r. Il. 81 far as Wor-
thington ..... .....
Mixed, Minneapolis / White
Bear Lake, Duluth b saltwater
omaha En-, for all points on
ST. P. 4 8. G. ky., Omaha
and California. -.
Trains arrive and depari frc
nc depot, Minneapolis
Tickets and sleeping car
'tckef o.ice, No. 8 Washin.
Nicoilet House) W. g. Te.ier
It. Paul h Pacific depot, Nin
third street, st. Psul. ',gt
Agent. CHAS r,
A. q. BODE, Gen. Psss. Az
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Pullman Sleeping Cars Will run on re Msh Line
Trains leaving st. Paul at $500 p. m. Cars run
through TO Fishers Landing athcu, char ee, and
Steamers for Manitoba and all point. Mott, IN R.d
River. j. p FARI Ey Ho i Vana.ar
W. ). ALEXANDER, Gent Fl, ( T'nt Avt
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southern Minnesnta Railway, Connec IN IA,
Ramsey with c. NJ. & st. r. 1rni,.n y ~ III
and south.
AZ Wells with Central Railroad OF Nmncsc.a and
~ Ia Crosse with @. NJ. h st. P. Railway for all
Going West-Trains leave La Crosse. 81 q IN
Trains pass Ramsey. 2 ~ u M
Going East-Trains pass Ramsey lU:15s m
Arrive at LIS Crosse & -l5 II m
Minneapolis Time.
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.n;""r"po,i~ R"i,yo"d rim. 1.A,.

Minneapolis & ST. Luui. Kai. May 80 hort
Line Iowa Route via Burl retGr.
Running through express trains with Pullman
palace car sleepers to 1t. Louis without change, 70
miles shorter than any other route.
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MIL wAUKEE.
CORN,

Wheat receipts in Chicago l3s,936 bushels; ship
ment~ 7,3U5.
Wheat receipts In Milwaukee 5000 bushels; ship
4 QLlN
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Northern Pacific Rail- DAD.
Depot foot Of Sihley street. Ticket aud tr-,Rht
office, No. 81 Jackson street
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81. Paul s. Duluth RAILROAD.
Depot foot of Sib!ev street.

tu .ia,iis .aiS cA>ept ,u.ay
TO aud from the st. Paul h DuiuIu depoI foot Of
Third street only. All others from st. Paul Pacific
depot, foot of Sibl.y street.
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Chicago. Milwaukee & ST. Paul Railway
Passenger Depot foot of Jackson street, Ticket nd
Freight Office Southeast Corner of Thnd aud Jack
sou streeta. Charles Thompson, Ticket Agent st.
Paul, - -
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The ing train and the begging off train
will start simultaneously for the municipal
court room this morning after the Daily
GLOBE has reached its innumerable caravan OF
regular readers.
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81. Paul, saltwater, Tnyior's Falls. AMI North
Wisconsin Railroads..
Depot foot of Jackson ST. eet.
Trains leave st. Paul for Trans /. We saltwater
Lake Elmo aud Still for Lake Elmo and st.
water. 500 II Paul. 40 IL
$500 IN 2:l5 IN
6:O5 pm sos pm
Leave Lake Elmo for Still cave Lake Elmo Iuf 81.
wat+r.. :O3 u III Paul. o:.t y
lO:H II 2:4,, m
:" SAB pm % 6.5at &c
Ar. at saltwater 25 M Ar. at ST. Paul 90 q n
" l0:35 M :. 1886 IN
GLIB pm 1888 %
North Wisconsin Trains.
Leave st. Paul ..6:20a m A. II 81. Paui. 2 30 N
Round trip tickets, from S.. Paul saltwater 10
Lake Elmo and return, fifty centa
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Hides.

Sheep Pelts, with the wool, per q
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rralns. WesIusr --s-,.---
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1878-06-08
JUDGE MARKS APPOINTED REEVE
NUE. COLLECTOR.

The expectation that Hon. Morris
Marks of this place would be appoin-
ted Collector of Internal Revenue for
the first Louisiana district was re-
allied on Tuesday, when his name
was transmitted to the Senate,
together with that of Hon. A. II.
Leonard of Caddo for Z. S. District
Attorney. The qaid names of News
paper Row promptly expressed the
opinion that both nominations would
be defeated, but SO far as that of
Judge Marks is concerned they were
mistaken, as the Senate on Thursday
confirmed the appointments.
The accession of Judge Marks to
this important and lucrative position
will, we believe, be viewed with very
general satisfaction in this section.
He was candidate for Judge of this
Judicial District in 1876 and was
elected by an overwhelming majority,
but was ousted from tile bench by the
Supreme Courts ruling that he did
not possess the qualification of attor-
ney at law within the meaning of the
statute, which it was necessary for a
District Judge to have. The loss of
this office was Of course a great blow
to his prospects and aspirations, aud
evoked the sympathy of his constitu-
ents; hence our deduction that the
people of the district will look with
faver upon his appointment to the
Colleetorship.
Judge Marks was also candidate
for Presidential Elector at the last
election on the Republican ticket;
and to that circumstance he is proba-
bly, indebted primarily for the infu-
eDce with the national administration
which has secured him his new office.
A Washington dispatch reports that
he will not assume the duties of Col
lector until the first of July.
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a Gentie Him.

In eurstyle of climate, with its sud,
den changes of temperature-rain,
wind and sunshine often intermingled
in single day-it is no wonder that
our children, friends and relatives are
so frequently taken from us by neg
lected colds, half the deaths resulting
directly from this cause. A bottle of
Boschee's German Syrup kept about
your home for Immediate use will
prevent serious sickness. Large doc
tors bill, and perhaps death, by the
use Of three or four doses. For cur
ing Consumption, Hemmo1hages,
pneumonia, Severe Coughs, Group or
any diseases of tho Throat or Lungs
Its success is simply wonderful, as
yoRr druggist will tell you. German
Syrup is now sold in every town and
village on this continent. Sample
bottles for trial l0c; regular size, 75c.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1878-06-08
EUROPEAN AFFAIRS.

The prospect for a peaceful solution
of the differences between Russia and
other European powers notably Eng
land and Austria arising from the
treaty Of San Stefano, is pow much
brighter than at any previous time
since the conclusion of the Turco-
Russian war. The conference scheme
has been definitely agreed to, and
representatives of Russia, Turkey.
Austria, England, France, Germany
and Italy will meet at Berlin on the
the 18th inst, to begin the discussion
1.-THE various points Of the treaty in
controversy. tits thought that the
conference will remain in session
about three weeks, and the greatest
confidence in the satisfactory result
OF its deliberations is felt at all the
European capitals.
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An attempt to assassinate the En-
peror of Germany was made few
days ago by one DR.. Nabeling, a po-
litical enthusiast. As the Emperor
was riding down Unter den Linden,
the principal Avenue of Berlin, he
was twice fred upon by the would be
the weapon used being a
gun loaded with small shot. A num-
Der OF shot entered his majesty's arm,
face and side, causing serions pros
tration, but no fears of fatal results
are entertained. Nabeling attempted
to commit suicide and nearly accom-
plished his purpose. He was seized,
and it was with great difficulty the
police saved him from being lynched
by the enraged populaee. Crown
Prince Frederick William has been
appointed Regent and will exercise
the functions of Emperor until Kaiser
Wilhelm has recovered from his iniu-
ries.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1878-06-08

The following letter is selected from hun
dreds ON file in the Office of Messrs. Ferslew
& Co.. Proprietors JuRGIELEwlcz's AMI.
RuEuMATIc MIXTURE, P. Q. Box lo6, New
Orleans !;
Mr.: Frank Draxler, Clerk Circuit Court.
Mobile CO., Ala. says:
Please send me three bottles Of your Anti
Rheumatic Mixture for some friends. Ihad
a bottle last spring which had a splendid
effect.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1878-06-08
Town Of Donaldsonyille.
Ripe figs on the 10th of May !" is
what they had in St. Landry parish.

Gen. Escobedo has crossed the Mex
ican frontier, from Texas, and raised
the banner of revolution against Diaz.
The movement is not promising
one, and It'll regarded as next to cer-
tain that the government forces viii
achieve an early and easy victory
over tho rebels. # Eecobedu agniu
falls into the hands of Diaz, we would
not gamble big money on the formers
chances of longevity.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1878-06-08
The Laboratory of the system.

Tho stomach is the laboratory of the sys-
tenn, in which certain mysterious processes
Are constantly going on. These result in
the production of that wonderful yiyifying
agent, the blood, which in a state of health
rushes laden with the clements of vitality to
the remotest parts of the system. But when
The stomach is semi-paralyzed by dyspepsia,
blood manufacture is'carried on inperfeetly,
the circulation grows thin and sluggish, and
the system suffers in consequence. More
over, indigestion reacts upon the liver and
bowels, rendering the first sluggish and the
latter eenstipated. The brain also suffers
by sympathy, and sick headaches. sleepless-
Hess and nervous symptoms are engendered.
Hostetter's Stomach Bittefs reforms this
state Of things. gives, permanent tone and
regularity to the stomach and its associate
organs, the bowels and liver, and insures
complete nourishment and increased vigor
of tile system. 1t is the most popular as
we'll as the most efficient anti-dyspeptic and
tonic in America.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1878-06-08

lg Catahoula Ners Complaints
are still heard of the destructive corn
bug. Many are yet re-planting for a
stand, The cotton is reported doing
we'll III most parts of tie parish.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1878-06-08

The S abine Soathron is the title of
a new paper established at Many, La,
by Mr.. W. P. Hutcheson. tits neatly
printed and well edited. May its life
be long and prosperous.
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NaloIEoNvlltR, Assumption par, La.

n. JRNkiSs, ESQ.
Dear SRI had been very bad off with
Chronic Rheumatism for moro than twn
gears-on my crutehes; suffered intensely !;
tried everything to no purpose; have taken
eight bottles of yeur medicine and am well.
GEO. w. GRISAMORE.
- Jenkins .>Annihilator cures Rhsu.
lnatism, Gout and Neuralgia. Price, 81 per
bottle.
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DISTRICT aaHRT.

derers Gonvicted---A Special Jury Or
dered for Week After Next.
When Judge Duffel directed an adj
iouFnment of court at a late hour last
Saturday night, the evidence for the
prosecution in the Arrieux murder
case was still incomplete, owing to
the careful aud deliberate manner in
which the counsel for the State pro-
ceeded, consulting together at every
step and bringing out, point by point,
in natural sequence and with telling
effect, the items OF. proof which finally
surrounded the accused as an impreg-
nable barrier which the stories of witt
nesses for the defense and the elo-
quent pleadings of the counsel for the
prisoners were alike unable to peae-
trate or destroy. The jury remained
in the Court House over Sunday, in
charge of the Sheriff and his deputies,
aud on Monday the case was resumed.
The testimony for the prosecution
was all in at an early hour Of the af-
teruoon, and that for the defense
closed at dark. 1t being evident that
the case eould not be given to the
jury that night, adjournment until
Tuesday morning was ordered, when
the argument began. Judge ]. Fl. Ils
ley, Jr., opened for the State and was
followed by Mr.. E. n. Pugh, also of
States counsel. Messrs. Jno. A.
Cheevers and j. r. Winchester, in
the order named, presented the case
Of the prisoners in its best light, after
which Judge r. n. Sims and District
Attorney f. B. Ealhart made the
closing arguments of the prosecution.
The speeches of all these gentlemen
were eloquent and forcible, and de-
serve more extended notice than orr
limited space will permit of. The
horrible nature of the crime perpe-
trated and the indubitabIe evidence
of its commission by the accused par
ties, were wildly portrayed by the
learned gentlemen who conducted the
prosecution, and if the counsel for
the defense failed to impress the jury
with even the existence of doubt of
guilt of which the prisoners might be
given the benefit, the fact was not
due to want of ability or effort upon
their part, but to the impossibility
of dedncing such a doubt from the
evidence.
About 2 o'clock iIf the afternoon the
Judge delivered au elaborate charge
TO the Jury and thu Latter bouy FetIred
to deliberate npon their verdict. A
recess of two hours was announced
by the Sheriff, but in less than fifteen
minutes the jury were ready to ie-
port, aud the Judge ordered that
court be Ieoaened. The jury came
into court and the clerk read from the
back of the informal ton the following
verdict Guilty, John B. Quinby,
foreman, June 4, 1872 Under this
verdict Wilson Ghildress and Aaron
Carter will be sentenced to death,
aud in due course oftime will expiate
upon the scaffold the heinous crime
which they committed at Colomb's
store on the night of December q,
1876.
we had intended to reheafse at
length the direct and lneontIoyert-
lole testimony elected against the
murderers on the trial OF the case,
but as Fountain Banks and Octave
\
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1878-06-08

u Carroll Conservative: Frank
Hicks, a big negro, has been sent to
the penitcntiary twelve months for
picking the pocket of Isaiah Baker on
the steamer Charles Morgan.
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Died.

WILKINS0N-On Tuesday, May %,
W 1873, at 3:45 o'clock A. NJ, ANNA
RUTH, infant daughter of W q. Wilkinson
and A. c. Dillon. aged one month and %
days.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
Fourth Judicial District.

fComprising the parishes Of Ascension, St
James, St. John the Baptist and st. Charles
District Judge, Henry L. Dufel,
District Attorney, ..--.F. y. Earhart.
Regular terms of Court in Ascension open
on the third Mondays of May and October.
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seuanth Senatorial District.

[Comprising the parishes Of Ascension am
St james,
State Senator, --..-.. Pierre Landry.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-04
FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

.foSn.y. lane q. i s1s l
sAIEs.-5.ooo Virginia new at 80: 10 shares
Merchants and Mechanics Insurance Company at
g5.
/-ofy . ! rf,1< hi, q
Syss 'G snsiss Tis5tnta no,,sni 80 M IN
,Iad. ss , SSie iii o1 nsi.eG :.
a5ars. ny IKE su,
sS 81 tSS,
Ts, GO pie; Sst esSsn c,,v o..
10 id IN SEAL Nv e s,s and
w, ~ asEeaI sicnMona cisy oss y: NIL ys,l
lO3 BIO, Pef 1 sitT 6's, and a.. asked;
Petefsourg cry Ss, iOSH asked: LyncnDurY cisy
6's, and ~ 9S bid ;,Frederic cit3 %. u.
ana n, lOO p!d, Iva asked; Manchester S's, sL AMI:
Ne, SU asked; hianchsster rs, tax-receiyabit, "a.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-04
TELEGRApHIC NEWS
FROM THE OLD WORLD AND THE
NEW.

Z = y . I l. + \ . .
GENERAL RESUMPTION OF. MINING oPE-
RATIoNs IN PENssYLvAEIA-WEs
ROBBERS; HOW THEY WERE CAPTURED
MUCH ALARM AT BENTON AS TO SITTING
BULL AND HIS REDSKINs-CoNGREs-
SIGNAL PRoCEEDINGs-TELE SUIT
DECIDED IN NEW YORK-lNDIAN DEPRE-
DATIONs AND OUTRAGES IN CALIFORNIA
AND TEXAs-Tw0 NEwsBoYs DROWNED
IN ATLANTA-A MINISTER FATALLY IN
JURED BY A RAILWAY .TRAIN-DTFFI-
CULTIEs IN THE CORN TRADE AT LIv-
ERPoOL-FAIL URETHE EMPEROR's
CONDITION CTORY-PUBLIC
OPINION ON THE ATTEMPT ON THE LIFE
OF THE EMPERoR-THE CONGRESS OF
POWERS-ENGLISH RACEs-MARINE DIS
AsTER-NEWs FROM THE EAST, &C.