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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-28

ErHEmDGE, it is surmised, has merely gone
on visit to Angel. When they meet and
embrace it is to be hoped that the St. Paul
traveller will avoid crushing the button-hole
bouquet of his Chicago friend.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-28

BEAR in mind that Washburn in the same
breath which declares he is not member of
the Millers' Association, deliberately defends
the robbers. His denial of membership is
technically true and actually lie. His part
ners are the active n1embers--each mill hay
ing one member-aud he shares in the rob-
berry of the farmers as much as any one.
Out upon the hypocritical knave. Down
with Washburn and the swindling brass
kettles
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-28
Cold Weather.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 26.-Dispatches from the
West say snow fell to-day in Western Missouri
and different places in Kansas-the earliest
fall in some sixteen years. Rain fell here all
day, with oosd raw atmosphere, and indica-
tions are snow-ike tonight.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-28

WARREN FL. MEAD came to st. Paul O.
few years ago dyed in the wool Democrat
Previous to coming here he was chairman of
the Democratic committee of Rice county.
He tried to get Office from the Democrats
here but they saw through him and would
have nothing to do with him. He went to
the Republicans to beg for office. The
Democrats of the Fourth ward should spot
hi Leave him at home. His Sabbath
sci oil and saloon visitations combined
req re all his time. Vote for Hodges.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-28

IHE next Congress will be Democratic in
both branches. Minnesota Senators are
both Republicans. 1t is important to have
members of one branch in accord with the
dominant party. Vote for Poehler and Don
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-28
Ecpose the Traitors.
HASTINGS Union.I

If there are any Democrats working for Strait
in this county we would be obliged to our
friends to forward us their names, as we wish
to publish them through this paper, and hold
them up to an admiring people as consistent
men Of principle. The Democrat who works
for Strait against Poehler is purchased beyond
doubt.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-28
HIT HIM AGAIN.
FOR POOR JOHN cHIN4MAN HAS NO
FRIENDS.

Indignant Comments of the San Francisco
Press on Published Interview With Col
Bee---They Declare that the Chinese arc
Nuisance and Must Goat Best Those
that Remain will be Tolerated.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-28
The Pine Ring, as Yell as the Wheat Ring,
Wants u Defender
lDelano EAGLE. |

MIR. Washbnrn, Republican candidate for
Congress, is not only member of the wheat
ring and shares in the spoils plundered from
the farmers by unjust grading and dishonest
weighing of wheat by means of the swindliug
little brass kettles, but ne is also member Of
the pine land ring
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-28
Knights of Pythias.

COLUMBUS, Oct. 26.-The officers of the SUI
preme lodge of the world Knights Of Pythias
met here to-day to take action in perfecting
and Promuisating new uniform rank which
was adopted by the supreme lodge.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-28
En.ioined.

BosToN, Oct. 26.-The Fairhaven Institution
for savings at Fairhaven, has been enjoined
from paying more than 10 per cent. to deposit
tors for the next six months.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-28

GEORGE III. BUTLER, the nephew of Gen.
Butler and husband of Rose Eytinge, the
actress, has about run his course. Liquor
has proved his greatest foe, and Saturday he
was arrested at Washington as common
drunkard, but was FRUSTRATED with convul-
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-28

Down with Washburn and the swindling
brass kettles.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-28
Senator Rice for PoeAter.

Swift Co. Advocate.
We have been told by quite a number Of Scan
dinavians that A. E. Rice is working in with
the Democrats for Poehler, and against Strait.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-28

Ina WEEKLY GLOBE is mammoth sheet, exactly
1ouple the size of the Daily. It is just the paper
For the raside containing addition to all the current
aess cheice miscellany, agriculture, matter, market
seports, &c. It s furnished to single subscribers at
S1.GO per year.
Postage prepaid by the publisher on all editions.
al mail subscriptions payable invariably in advance
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-28
The Complaint is GENERA, IL. Al Parts o,
Redwood Gazette

Redwood Gazette.
There is great complaint all over the country
regard to the manner Of grading wheat.
here is feeling that the system of grading
with those 'little brass pals is arbitrary and
unfair. and there is reason for the dissatis-
faction. 1t is difficult to understand how
wheat weighing ffty-six pounds to the bushel
is worth Is or Is cents more than wheat weigh
ing fifty-five pounds.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-28
HON TGNAT1J7s DONNEILY

HON. IGNAT1US DONNELLY
will address his fellow citizens as follows:
M0orhead Monday, Oct. 20.
Detroit. Tuesday, Oct. 20.
Perham, Wednesday, Oct. 80.
Elizabeth and Fergus Falls, Thursday, Oct.
81.
Pomme de Terre, Friday, Nov. l.
Minneapolis, Saturday, Nov. 2.
Little Falls, Monday. Nov. 4.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-28
lcs Wit1s Waszso,trn and the S,cindli,ag
Brnss Kettles.
Faribault Republican.

The st. Paul GLOBE has indicted parrot
into the editorial chair and taught it single
phrase, "down with Washburn and the swim
ding brass kettles" A few repetitlons would
give the bird reputation as very clever par
rot. but by constant vociferation of the phrase
with parrot like indifference to pertinence or
propriety, it becomes a nuisance. Hall should
teach the bird something else
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-28
POLITICAL M EETI ~ GS.

ST. PAUL. MONDAY, OCT. %. 1878.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-28

There plans have been communicated to
'itizens secretly for past weeks, and measures
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-28
THE SUNDAY GLOBE.
rrTsG wEEREY GLOBE.

by mail the SUNDAY anoEz will be one dollar pei
National Republican., 1878-12-30
Cold Weather and Fires.

As usual the cold weather tends to multi.
plcation of the number of fires reported from
different sections of the country. On Saturday
the telegraph reported II fire at the COcheca
Print Works, which destroyed the shcariug
bleaching and boiler rooms, causing q loss Of
from so 600 to 100000. The barn OF w. +.
KiddCr, at East Orange, \. j., was burned Sat
urday morning. Two young men named
Thatcher, aged twenty.One and fifteen years,
were burned in 1t, as were also two horses. 4
man named Saxton, about siXty-eight years of
age was burned to death in q small building
attached to the Irving House, at New London,
Conn Tho coal. oil laden bark -IilliGrd took
fire short distance below Philadelphia. on
Saturday night. The fire originated In the
| cabin, aud WAS fortunately extnguished before
| obtaining much headway. John 4. Casey s
| oil and rOsin factory, Commerce aud Richard
streets, South brooklyn, WIS destroyed by fire
Saturday loss $4,000 The Emerson Com
| puuy's piano factory, IN Boston, was burned tt
| The ground Oh Saturday night loss sos 900
| EgIty.iivc men are thrown out Of employ
| ment by the disaster.
A. q j. Halegcr's bakery aud confectionery.
corner Tenth and Poplar streets, Philadelphia
was burned yesterday morning. Loss abou
! $1,000.
The residence of John n. q. GriswOld, at
! Newport, H. l., took lire from excessive hea
from the furnace yesterday morning aud wa
damaged TO the extent OF $500 before tn
! flames could be extingui-hGd.
The dial aad paint Shops attached to tht
Seth Thomas clock factory, 10 ThOmastou
C0um., were destroyed by fire On Sdturia!
night Lp5S ,stimatei at 10000.
National Republican., 1878-12-30
~ ESTM IN rs.
Kellogg aud Iitta.

cleveland lIcuid'S interview with liltR.
"OrcOuTsc you arc aware Nile. Iitia that II has
bccm rcpntrd that Miss Kellogg has, itum a fcei.
iuE Of jealousy. CnleRNOfcd To influence Mr..
Strnknsrh to hiudcr your advancement in Iu1lic
fuVu"."
Yes Rnow Il. aud have already denied II
under my own signature. on It j. too bad; every
,lny hear something about Mis-, Kellogg and II Is
always diSacrgcHh'c. At the huttlS, on the cars.
everywhere It is tho sane thing. Why. assure
you that there Is not one atom Of truth In ANY oi
ihcse scrselrSs paragraphs Miss Kellogg Is lady
Of real nmiahle disposition has shown inc number.
less personal kinducsscg that ! could not fail 70
appreciate. and during my performances aideh
ne Ia every way 10y liuC attentions In the dressing
or green Tpnn | more evidence Is LCcdet of her
kniu"ss of heart | can only refer 10 Our visit tp
Il. L"uis where | wa, very ~ Gnl really unit 10
slug but loth Mss kvli"gg aud her mother hur~ci
me so UUrDughly and saw to my comfort IN
every way that CyuUOt help feeling a mOrr than
"IduHry rcgnrl for them both ! am moi intimate
with MIS- kpiI"gg. We have too much study aud
hard VI uTE, uI at least ! have, to slCnd much time
'u 81, ial chats hut | cannot avoid i"st'iyiUg 70
Whst know to be the real disposition ot Miss k"l-
ugg Il Is the exact reverse uf abrupt diSlgrUvabc,
~ Jealous. aud verify believe that ui all the num-
lvII,ss para grAph~ printed ALL or nearly all. have
been ll!N yi,lUis Ui lAC NlttyEs,.
National Republican., 1878-12-30

Notwithstanding on the house No. 1911 Pennsyl.
yania avenue northwest caught fire from defec-
tive stove pipe. An alarm was turned In rom box
70 gt the department. did no' go hIo oro sere y,
water.
-ChefJustlce Carter last Saturday passed nm
equity order In Chambers by appointing Mr. Henry
Lewis guardian I'D MfSg to Teresa and Augustus u.
G.. StoughtOn against Kate StoughtOn, Bacon, and
Others tUr Partition OF some real estate in which
all the parties arc interested.
AT the regular meeting Of Columbia Lodge No.
10. J. q. q. r., hold Thursday evening, December
~ the following officer were elected for the eusl.
Ing term: T. l.. OurHnd y. g.; u :. GEren. '. q.
5. J. Thomson, II. s.. 7, W. Fowler. =. $: L. u.
RilenOuT. T.: ". Il. Mclean, II 1rirC, and 4. J.
Donaldson, school committee
Saturday, shortly ancr noon OfIcer Lewis dis
covered flames issuing rom the ruDI Ui mouse on
first street. between J. and T. southwest; owned
aud occupied 10y John Ice 'coloredl, lie obiaiic'i
thc nSsiStance of some citizens aud yNtingui>hcd
the flames. The house caught nIG from stove.
The damage amounted IN about so.
-hnspcctur Eutwisc has issued the following per.
mts EnOn Baptist Church repair q frame strir'
tine. &, between SiNih und seventh streets south
cast, 500; John GIindcr, repair hr!ck. :ah Third
street southwest, SO: George WCks, CnnSruc!
strrcts northwest s35 Washington Gas company
repair brick house III Temperance Hall alley, s4O
The J. r .. 5. last Saturday evening debated
the question whether AT extension Of territory
would he advantageous TO the United States, and
II was decided in the Affirmative. Nominations
were made iur Officers for the ensuing term rs fol
lOws: President, Mcssrs. Fowler and Hunt Nicc
president. D. II. Thompson; secretary. g. Is. RhCcn
and q. A. StnrkwcathCr; treasurer, MI Latham.
Jui1usI SsEUROH's attractive sale OF i'm
ported CIT NIB cloths, rugs, mats, and lap robes
commencing Monday, December ., aud con
tinuing through tho holidays proniscS to bt
an immense success.
National Republican., 1878-12-30
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Tho Rnil on Tho pIsIul service,

The House Of representatives lat session
having cu, down the estimates Of the railway
mail -rryia, appropriation for the present i,c'l
ysu sIuOO'b the Department mJw iiuds ii
ncre ,iary to make corresponding reduction
In fJ.cp or salA.tgs in order to bring ii" eI.
pcnscs fDg t., rrmaadrr OF the 6s'al ycag
within the total amount nrprupiNtcd. It i'
estimated dat 40 De, adIgts aE"Ls Railway
rr.t office rlr.-, IuHiv agent, a!.d lUt! ~, ut-
mu ,' ne made leil. l.ou rudu''ior. IN -a.ag.et
0I those rrlaiurd.
IT, SO dischu'4.s have begun In be made and
W Il ruulinuc -, rdIilIy a5 report, ut compare
alive vilic!,n"y, a., com" IN l'um The division
supcIu,cuG,ul- NIrmc.,> ~u...i 10y Il ,ig.
na,,nus, dcaiht, oy the expiration ui appoint.
mculs By Limitation will uul he l..inl. RCduc.
ton, In the pay Of aclcn'y employees In ad
diliDn to the discharges %trc mrdir On NIiur'
day. Tho work Of reducing the IUrro by dis
mh'Al, all over the county VII continue
until the number Of digchNrS,s IS Lqu4! " The
li0 required.
National Republican., 1878-12-30
Eord'. observation-disclosures"

Mr and Mr.. Gcurcc :. Knight will make their
Introductory appearance In Otto at tie Opera.
lI"u.C ln night. The play is Il character sketch
written With view Of giving rr0miucrre q Mr..
Knights poWeIs uf TcwudUr.ug thC German y pc
OF character and such II Is well Written. abound
iug IN amusing ami pathetic situations not devoid
Of quaint humpr and on the whole Interesting m
.m.c uf The cuIIN NrItiOnHl CRst Of IT, siludtiuUS.
Thcte are among II. characters the customary vi.
iain. Who tCtIns 10 hold IN his hand the fave Ut
nearly al ilusCRrmnd him; the old man having
done wrong Is used by this srnEn.rp to hIr.hrg his
u"'ITpu. ends; the iOMLutiC girl, the mist th!CyOus
hpylnu, and iirst of a.f In importance the thor
urIghly honest somewhat CgcGU'riC AMI WhJlly i'm
probable lover OF the latter, who cuts the tanglc'
Of the web OF Circumstances setting fr"c those who
are ruInC she'd IA Them. and winning uc hand o
the girl lrr Whom hr has long .iyhrd. Mr.. and
Mr.. Knight arc supported 10y ait rNvri,vui cola
pnny brought win then. aud there - no reason
why the piece should not draw we'll
National Republican., 1878-12-30
WM. BtLL.ANTYNE a son,
DRurosALs FOR PAPER FOR THE PUBLIC
l. PRINTING,

Sealed propo las will he received until Wednesday,
January b. ls'O NJ 10 o'clock m, for ;urnSking the
Papcr Tor the Public Pruning until the 3lSt OF Jon.
uary, lss), the said proposals 70 be opened before aud
the award Ot contracts to Dp made y the Joint Com
mlti"e rubic Printing to the lOa est and hest hid
tee r-rrvng TO itself tho right TO reject any and all
bids, As It's Judgment Of the best interests OF The Cow
ernmcut MAY dCt1te
Detailed SCHEDULES OF the description, quantity. and
qualify OF the paper required, accom- panied by sam.
plies aId blank proposals aud giving The regulations
with " hrh bhldrTs must com LIv he oi tanned Iy
q. G..
The contracts will bo entered into for such quanti.
ties rs may q needed duTng the wear, and more.
The estimated auRnti'Ies set forth In detail iu tue
aOoU iCaIns Vi best machine fn.sh printing paper,
1900 rcams calendcred printing paper. 2ix5s.
$500 IcanIs ralcndertd printing paper, different
sizes.
$3.50 reams sized and cLendorcd printing paper,
different SUES
800 irans sized aud csendered ted printing pa.
per Of different sizes. -
IOj engine sized paper for Post ohice blanks
different slles.
GO,COO pounds map pap different sizes and weights
lODOO pounds plate paper.
3j+O feanrs white willing paper, different sizes and
weights
go resms colored writing paper, different sizes
and weights.
40 TranIs Of cover paper dnerent sizes and weights
400 rrams manila paper. different sizes
pLn sherLS imitation parchment dinert nj sizes.
at,0l rCams bank.nOie paper.
| biTO sheets OF glazed bond paper No q.
| AGVI sheets card board.
iy direction 0f tho Joint Committee Of Cougress on
| Public Printing. JNO DEfhEfS,
National Republican., 1878-12-30

The counsel Of samuel Emery. lr.. McS'rs. viii
lam \. Cook nmd \. u. Williams had him brought
before Justice Wyiie last saturday on writ Of
hHbcr, Cgls. The relOtgr Is held for the killing Of
James :. CUom' Nt the Maril" saloon, lat Christ
ma, Day. pi,ldct.Attrrncy Wells represented the
Government and. not having fully inquired into
the matter RsEr,l for delay until to-day. which was
graaicl uId the petitioner Iemandcd u jail. The
question on saturday wHs the admission Of Emery
10 tail To-day testimony will hc tREeu, IN order
that tie Judge may he informed upon the ease an
act unirr.,tudngiy. Colonel Cook said that II"
thuught hH shluh GSk for his clients discharge. CN
the ground that the killing wOs accidental.
National Republican., 1878-12-30
HOME AFFAIRS.
CiTI NDTES.

-ssyen'uen .udgcIs were L'.ulnmudaIrl IN the
Natiou-housu> saturday night
The nunlcr Of nrrst. I1u,lc 10y r,c polite Sat
urdHy was Thirty eight ui winch thirteen were lvr-
sicTed drunk.
--ProGr.,"r Ned Drunrl'y is lyuY dangerously
III Of OfCOUgrslOn Of the lung, At h. room, ru +,
between Nrli AMI Tenth sheets.
Hugh and barley johnson. t.'c yuunY Sous Of
Mr.. T. Kur'z l,hus. II Of the IIn ui Junu.rn Btu..,
coal dealers died yesterday Of ,cur,r fever
-prtrgrNe McpGyy,l on saturday u.ctci B.u.
Ing q VlISu'.ty ut butter from Nr. r.. Is. luis.
Justice Macarthur being sirE .a i-.rIuioy. no
bu,Inrss wu- lrAl,,wr:el in the EGwg { mrJ'ul
an cdjrurmncGt VA taken until ihIs n"snlus ut
eleven % CIu-h.
III, d.,o.cc.u.l o ,ur.,, ,ovrmbcr.lb by No. .s..
Nine Ihrmns irr Mary Reed. against IhUE,-
Rrci On Tho I:gIui - 't !ryu'Hnut AaS been die
cOutiuucd b. Phtu'N
Saturday urraupu Sergeant Amis arrested
Ion,, e'M' Hos '4mrr me n"gIod"'mT1h2 vino
gang u ,-cul e Gld shot al 70, ruAIL
The Il ght 'yigiu4 HuU., ,uIIrnry 70, the Id,l,
lie h,n", rrn'iil !, @",r a. "', ",..""H .l
VvnicGrs ~ "a 'o'd r'"u'y ,'s,! uIsI.
friday afternoon r. lill'n by Iuuu,i ,n.r,..
soners "Lir .'s'm2 ''"."'t m".r h.' 0rm. IT,
wS.t wS. 'TI'S a1 m i i p Sh ' III l 'h A. Ken I1 aE r"'h
--Dr Corhil, ,.l-s pie. with .,l the u.u pG the
kuiic. the .rs-',- uT D. .:.. .'I'. Do. urN ru,rnal
known oily by l..I-".L D-. . "a I...rp..l
blrse, uurlh"c.l NutGl. uprr..
-M,riayu ,'r@l.c, Nc, ...G.4 ... sur.rr.. q,
William Nn:,hN! E.I ly... r.r,n.. np.U ol
Prince ',,"rs", ,'uruH Nj InrI la,..Iry r,lI
E'I.o naue> ,ro N,""'". a. 81 a' 'ls auu umi.E
A. Morrow.
--suurlo! at'uuru Io.nc y -m.,n.a urL
IN IT., S'a'" lwp.r .ll lrlt uu .I' '.D I.u alb,
sourh Of the r. .rdrnl II"lI.c amt ln u h.- rlI
wrist; IIG w. E,,uu to h.. 10 Inu. >n5., ~
stree uui n'u.,.lCii D.. lr N.r.nn
--su.u.hua, L.'sr. No. - l.A.H. N..o v..,'
Ell the n.'uu Iy "lrvr, r,r lhr ,lt,.I ng '"rr. B
Marliu. " ~. A. =. OsJ r". -. ". VI. o.. N1..1
} W a.. ". Bt'rh. trI. |... H J. ts.p p.It.I
,C, rlrry. an lrmv, \. Ihu,..'. u..n
lilo wlvrkcg- rrv ragrgmd 300 I1,,.ug the .r.iu,
rr MARY e. ltiCI. lh irUuhrI, o.. -m"l 70, ,ilr, l
Hrus aud l 3, rNI,cl,d that tho N'-,'.. W.r a.,
cul.rr rnI,u vI!i J,. so,rd UIi tic 'I -,g.'", Nn
sustain no .u--. The suhIus ul Tie N'--I H.
eau,uh 10y ONrsIuudlat.
y corr, spDulvul ,llggess lhu, the raIDCs "i gen
tlsmcn in tho huII Oi making New Years calls
who III remain non C' rynS gW i5ns bu published
rs We, us those Of their lady friend, intending &.
IecCiye believing that such u public ton would
Vreyent sOuV heart bu1Iinga and unplya'Antuc'''
Saturday evening, about eIgAt o'clock th'
National Republican., 1878-12-30
Tndcrinkcr. n. prcf-rr.h CIaInnnts.

An interesting case came before Chief Justice
Cartier last Saturday morning, aud an important
question long In dispute, wns decided +. spin
dlcr. nh undertaken. through his counsel. Mr.. VIII
linn P. Bell brought suit against Mr.. simon Wolf
administrator OF tho estate Uf the late DR.. r. GJer.
ncr for the f,uc.ul sNPchscs. The Ia'"t Wa rNscd
lhut the debt thus incurred was q rcfcI.eh claim,
aCmusi the estate The action wRs brought 70 test
this point and tn" plniulT while having pr
formed the services IN quC.liun, represented u
mnjhty ~ the una rlnErrs of the city In bringing
the case bcGur 'lu Cuut In order 10 secure its
dcrision. N"Ssrs Edward. and Barnard appeared
for the defendant aud IN their pleas took tho
ground that the claim was not preirIrr'i one.
AMER hearing arguments un hulh sides liis Honor
dec.,Icd to give judgment for lhcpGnun, n3lWIh.
Standing the pen, and thus deridcd that funeral
cXpci,cs should be regarded ns preferred claims.
GREAT SLAIGH1 ER EAlEOF tLOTNINGlO
FORCE OFF STOCK. El~E'lAN BkO~o COR.
NJ. -TNLNlII AND T..
National Republican., 1878-12-30

N..'r'y arI m' t"..us meeting Of rhs Dash
away Rri,rm ,'Gb "N' L"lI last H'lht In I.lur'lG
U.I.,l ."rN N!, Ir,r.a,nH and I. II. Patterson
.r.u.tsr. Ihu o., 'u4 w", "Inuci win prayer
b. E,n. VI. rh'n arrh. ArcI Grcb'o ol~aHg
rcmara-ny u. r..Iyul Volunteer testimony in
lnS.G u. . , 49,. ..u.," Nu, oG,',I ~ Ne,-:-. jDc
,,,a'. ~ l.. lN Gu"hlaln. ! TN -. r
onI .n,... a." l.,r,- Va, lh"u ontrraurd
.,r tbln..., Toy Nr-r.. Frank Rrcsidr Jrry
IL .',n Ii"nli lI.upblrs. 'rp Wlrcs Chgl, ,c,
VI '." H..ru ll l.'s.-.'m anu q. ". IIt,gmrr.
DE- I.'. 'g SD, lug. uLi ruuu..t-ir. The
% o.. ..t 81. % 'urNTulID ID'.rc u'drr and
..... s.. .' &c., 'lt''ry N,u made rtrl,a,
".' .,..@i rg. I..E".u .l",'h.. aud th.
National Republican., 1878-12-30

MARY L. Thompson and Sarah Grey, Two servants
IN the employ Of Mrs. W. ii. Norton Oh Thirteenth
street, between Y aud Il .strcCts northwest, were
arrr, cl 10y Olicer Ic!nllRe last saturday afternoon
on charge Of stealing !cwclry from their cin.
ploycr valued at SGb. They were lREen 10 the iflh
Precinct station and locked up for hearing IN
the Police Count today. Lila HuN;cr, another 10.
mestir. was arIuslcl on suspicion Of being con-
ccruud In the affair, bus proved her innocence
and Was released.
National Republican., 1878-12-30
The Mrek of rrnNer.

The Evangelical Alluurr have suggested the FOL.
loNllg loglr, for the week. Of prayer:
SUNDAY January - aurIuU'Is. christian Union.
Monday January G-Thpb's giving for the bless
l'l- "t tho year Just rm'!gl ahd prayers for Their
r,buluEualI,v.
Iursiny. January 7-rra!cr for the Cnurcl Of
,irl-t Ii, miH!.,cl,, IT. grnNth IN grace, uad H.
enlargement.
Wednesday January s-CEIi'tIan education, the
family G q Young college, scmina'Ie' Of learning,
-uuiEy aui Olhc, schools. thIi.l'nI S,s'r aOls o!
yoIug men eat " yUuD, Women,
TiIr-ILy, j .uuury o-Fur nations. rulers. aud
people for pcdrr aud religious lihcrly in the earth
Tid0y JsuIuly ID. Tie pc's. for J'rs.lng on
uub-r,.r. edit ,rs ul,I authors lhc va-c ui lrIl
I,..4u,r aud other .ur'al reforms.
-uuuuuy. Ia'urry IL Home and foreign MS.
-...'. ..rYl 10, r,Dlc r3uH 'i the wIrlL
hi.E. .rur nl ivory ul''a"a>''- I"l So ~ Hu.-
o.. \ tu I a,ritn s.T'pt
National Republican., 1878-12-30
Thcntrs CulnIoue,

The bill presented by the managers Of The
Cnmiquu this week {, ola" OF uIe merit. Tie
Fielduss. Fred and 'hah"y >harrl"y. musical
sG,I,a att l,: EIyT,id and Murphy. the IT,h
ru'n Usu Mason Il T,''.' Of III. first cias,; Grace
Garland IL her ..iuli,-. Neiio Muu'-r.ca srriO.
comic yDt-li,' aud tur -uyiam BrHihur. GCruhatS
are among lhD,r Who VIA make thirgs picu,"mt
I,r tie IUm.uuu pair ~. 4 pantom!inc vii be
given duTiU, iur hUl,nys fyrNhich the best talent
has teen engaged. \ grand matinee VIII tNhr
r'nre Ecw ear, Duy ul h4!ilasI i%o p. IN.
National Republican., 1878-12-30
An I.nritinr HullnnnN.

Auryc,tius u,ppwuy occurred Oh rtnA'yt toait
q. cuuc. about four c',i.,k saturday r0rrlupu.
Tie bore, Il ole Of A.,.D,' 'Nifc's w-gpns tppk
riyn, a. ,u,-NuL.a.ha!t street al lHy along Al r
fvullll pace ur Pennsylvania ayci,u' ~ : Nru'H
IllNrI ImNrcr was thrown .I' and uIui.rL H.
npI,c wa ruu lNur Nld buIly rul aust tuc w'spa
Aus -!,I tered. liz Aa...l Ae.y 'uu S-rdtvL