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BATTLE OF BOYNE.

The Mayor of Montreal Taking Stems to
Prevent Rioting-Sixty Thousand volun-
teers Subject to Call.
MONTREAL, July 6.-The mayor to-day
issued the following proclamation:
WHEREAS, There is strong reason to APP
prehend that serious trouble, riot and blood
shed may occur on the approaching 10Th of
July, the undersigned, mayor of Montreal,
hereby gives notice to all whom it NAV con-
Germ that stringent measures will be taken to
preserve the peace and to arrest and bring to
justice all evil-disposed persons who may in
any way act illegally or attempt to disturb
the peace on that occasion.
AND, WHEREAS, Experience has shown the
danger Of allowing crowds of people to as
semble IN the streets or public thoroughfares
of the city in time of excitement, further
notice is hereby given that on the 18th of
July no assemblage or gathering of people
shall be allowed in the streets or elsewhere
in the city.
The mayor confidently appeals to all
peaceable and well disposed citizens, with
out distinction of creed or nationality, to aid
the CIVIC authorities in their efforts to main
tam the peace of the city on that day.
lslgned) J. L. BEAUDRY, Mayor.
o'AAssy ~ AO1 W OOls Z l0CCQor TO
prevent anticipated disturbances was prepar
ed and signed by several magistrates. Col.
Fletcher states that he has not the power to
call upon the regular troops at Halifax, and
that there are sixty thousand men in the
fifth military district alone, we'll armed and
we'll drilled, who could be brought to the
city in twenty-four hours if necessary.
THE Law OF IT.
MONTREAL, Ont, July 6.-Best French
Canadian and English lawyers say the meet
ing Of magistrates yesterday was entirely il
legal, and resolutions placing all power in the
mayors hands contrary to the act of parlia
ment. Any three magistrates can act indie
pendent of the mayor, and call on the mill
tary to preserve the peace. The deputy adj
jutant general has already received such
requisition signed by magistrates, and in
tends acting upon it. The militia of the
Fifth district will be called out the 18th,
whilst the volunteers be kept in reserve.
The mayors proclamation forbidding the
people to congregate on the streets on the
18th is declared to have no bearing whatever
upon the Orange procession. The Orange
association issued a proclamation that thew
will walk and expect to be reinforced from
Ontario.
PREPARING FOR THE EMERGENCY.
MONTREAL, Quebec, July 6.-Col. Fetch
after comforting with the magistrates who
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signed the requisition, has decided to call
out the city corps numbering fifteen hun
dred men; also, eight hundred mon from the
frontier battalions who will be detailed to
preserve the peace with the city troops in re-
serve. The magistrates have requested
Lieut.. Gen. Smyth to be placed in supreme
command.
The Orange leaders have issued final no.
tee that the procession to the church will
take place and telegraphed invitations to
outside members to join in the procession.
The Irish Catholic societies met SUNDAY eve
ming to endorse the resolution passed by the
magistrates.
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WASHINGTON,

Representative Potter Replies to John
sherman-Bonds Held for National Bank
Observation-Disclosures According to
Pirate Sherman--NIiscellaneou
Potter to sherman.
WASHINGTON, D. g., July G.-The follow
ing letter has been sent by Representative
Potter, chairman of the Louisiana and
Florida investigating committee to Secretary
Sherman:
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,, July LIST,
lS7S.-SIR Your last letter which is with
out date, was handed me the oath ultin,o by
Governor Cox.
First. AS to the alleged Weber agreement.
the witnesses you desired called, Kellogg,
Pitkin, jerks and Weber, have all been
called and have all testified except Weber and
Kellogg Weber is summoned and has stated
he would attend at the next session of the
committee, and Gov. Kellogg has gone to
Chicago to return after some days.
Second. AS to the legality of the protest,
Anderson, Pitkin and Campbell have been
called as you desired.
Third. AS to MIR. Stoughton, the commit
tee will give you an opportunity, after testi-
mony is further taken, either to call him or
to submit heterogeneous as may then be de-
cided.
Fourth. The witnesses to fraud and in
timidation in Louisiana which you propose
to have, l understand, testified before the
former committee of this House and of the
Senate, and have been also contradict
ed The committee are unable
now to decide whether it will
be proper to take that evidence
that can only be determined after
the inquiry now in progress in
Louisiana has further proceeded. They have
therefore not yet acted upon the reply to
your letter, prepared by Mr.. Morrison, a COPY
of which was made public by him, as the
communication from you to the committee
had been by you. Should it later appear that
any testimony as to wrong or violence before
the election would be proper to
the inquiry pending into the frauds
and wrongs in returns after
the election or to the conspiracy referred to
in the resolution appointing the committee,
they will consider whether it may be practi-
cable to take the testimony you propose,
and that in contradiction, or whether re-
ports of thu testimony taken by the for
mer committee of the Senate and House
may not be used. Any application from
you in this respect will be duly considered.
Respectfully your obedient servant,
CnARKsoN N. Potter, Chairman.
To the Hon. John Sherman.
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Dakota County Democrats.

Especial Telegram to the Globe.l
HASTINGS, July Cat the Democratic
county convention for the nomination of
delegates to the Congressional convention at
shakopee, Thursday the 18th, the following
delegates were elected; j. T. Duffey, j. j.
McVeigh, q. P. Adams, N. F. w. Kranz, d.
Burns, D. Doyer, j. F. Norrish, F. Newell, F.
OLeary, J. McDonough, j. Eagle, j. G. Nc
earthly. The delegation goes uninstructed,
but it is understood that Ara Barton will be
very generally supported if presented by the
Rice county delegation. In case Barton is
counted out by his delegation, and Donnel-
ly's name should be presented, of which that
willy politician is strongly in hopes, he would
undoubtedly receive the earnest support OF
most of the delegation. At least number
OF the delegates attend the convention for
the sole purpose of giving Donnelly lift
should opportunity offer.
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TyotttnQ at Cincinnati.
At Detroit.

At Detroit
DETROIT, Mich, July 6.-The Detroit races
closed to-day. The unfinished race of Fri
day was won by Croxie in 1928; Alice West,
second; Lady Voorhees,, third; Wooley,
fourth.
The 2:45 race was won by Conver, the third
heat being dead between him and Bonesetter;
Bonesetter. second; Kate Hall, third; LADY
Beach, fourth. Time, 2:3O115, 2:33. 2:32.
The 1923 race was won by Mambrino Kate:
Clifton Boy, second; Sheridan, third; Edwin
Forrest, fourth. Time, 2:3O, 1924, 1928, 2;3l,
2;27, 2:31. Weather fine and attendance
fair.
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WORK FOR THE
GREAT STRUGGLE or 1878,

Dakota County Delegates to the Demo-
cratic Congressional Convention at Shak-
opee-Platform of the Arkansas Democ-
racy-The Ohio Financial Planks Adopt-
ed-Government Aid for the Southern
Paciflc Railroad and Mississippi Levees
The Fraud Investigation Heartily En-
dOrsed.
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ON THE WAR-PATH.
NOTES FROM THE TRAILS OF THE
scalp LETTERS.

An Oregon Scouting Party Encounter a
Band of Hostiles--One Man Killed and
Two Others Wounded--Gen Howard
Pursuing the Hostiles Through John
Day Valley--Three Days Fighting Near
Canyon City--Land Office Closed to Give
Officials Opportunity to Fight the Red
Devils.
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Missouri Democrats.

ST.. Louis, July G.-The Democrats held
primary meetings throughout the city to-
night for delegates to the State convention
and for congressional district committee
men. The meetings were generally we'll
attended, and there was the usual strife
among aspirants for congressional nomina-
tons to get their friends on the committees.
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BRUSHES.
Minnesota Brush ColpD3DV.

Won DEYNT s. CO.. Proprietors
Manufacturers and Importers.
We would call the attention of all friends of West
ture Brushes Of all descriptions on a large scale
and are prepared to promptly fill all orders. Salts
faction guaranteed or money refunded. The small
es. order Will be as welcome as the largest. Give us
a trial, and when you come to st. Paul 20 through
our factory. lat
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The State statistician. Hon. = p Jacobson

The State statistician, Hon. ]. p. jacobson.
has received the complete returns of the asses
sors of st. Louis and Waseca counties. the only
ones received in full SO far. The returns Of
the former are unimportant, in consequence Of
Its limited cultivated area, but the latter are
OF some moment. From rough estimate it
would appear that the yield of wheat therein
last year averaged fully twenty bushels TO the
acre. while the area was largely increased over
that Of 1876
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Commissioned.

WASHINGTON, July G.-The President has
commissioned the following postmasters:
Theo Hackner, Brownsville, Nebraska; Mrs.
Jennie Bliss Arcadelphia, Arkansas; and
Geo. B. Hunter, Newton, Iowa.
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Chicago Live stock Market

HoGs-Receipts 5,loo. Opened strong but quiet
4.lo; lieht ssos4 oo mixed ss.lossso so' s4'oo(e
CATTLE-Receipts 800: shipments 1889; sup
ply light for shipping; sold for 4.1oa54o; feeders
3a.;o@5.oo; butchers slow; COWS 2e0G3.5o; bulls
2.000S3.40; Texas 2.3O63.1O.
sHEEp-Receipts 70; shipments $50; moderate
for shipping 3.0004.4O.
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sumption of specie payments in advance of
tne nrst OF January next, the time fixed by
a". he says, however, resumption may
come before that time by natural causes, or
t Wnen the premium on specie shall disappear;
t .na1 '. we are now approaching the point; and
tnat II Is the duty of the government to en-
pioy an legitimate means to procure such a
result. Inc coin balance in the treasury is
ABOUT Two hundred million and steadily in
creaslng, as there is no idea the balance viii
iaH below the present figure this, with the
present low premium on gold form the basis
OF the general anticipation here that re-
sumption will occur before the first of Janu-
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New York Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, July 6.
for great sale Of 100000 packages Of dannels.
which will commence Wednesday next. Cotton
goods quiet except cotton flannel, brown sheetings
and grain bags which are in fair demand for ship-
ment by canal. Mems wear woolens moyinp SLOWLY.
Kentucky jeans in fair request
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ASSOCIATED Press M0rkets.l
st. Louis Produce Market.

st. Louis Produce Market.
ST.. Louis July
CoTToN-steady and In fair demand; middling
lie.
FLoUR--Dull; tending downward for old; new
stock only local trade
GRAIN-Wheat, active for dry sample lots in
spected; lower; No. red fall 84084Ac cash {:
s32l@s41so July; s2N01s1asc August; No. do 7ec.
Corn, steady; very low: No. mixed 3ss034Ac
cash; 35Ac bid August. Oats, inactive; No. q 24@
242ic cash; 23Ac bid July. Rye, dull.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY at 81 .O6.
PROFESSIONALISM nominal. Lard dull at 6.55
bid. Bulk meats saable at 5.5O095 go. Bacon quiet
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MONEY AND TRADE.
FINANCIAL.
Money and Stocks.

NEW YORK, July b.
Gold opened at 1908 and closed at 1904.
Borrowing rates 1854 per cent. until Monday and
per cent. per annum.
Governments lower.
Railroad bonds buoyant
State bonds quiet.
The stock market in the morning was buoyant and
higher in the entire list. The advance ranged from
q to 1B per cent, Lake Shore Northwestern. Chi
cage, Burlington Quincy and Michigan Central
leading the upward movement. In the afternoon the
market was active and buoyant and towards the close
the highest prices of the day and week and in some
cases Of the year made, the entire list partici
pating in the upward movement, but transactions
were especially large in Lake Shore, Northwestern
st. Paul and Delaware, Lackawanna & Western.
The aggregated 131 900 shares of which
l,5oO were New YORK Central; II, COO Erie; $4,000
Lake Shore; $4,000 Northwestern common; $4,000
Northwestern preferred; 1000 st. Paul common !:
1,7OO st. Paul preferred; $4,000 Lackawanna; 1000
New Jersey Central; $500 Delaware l. Hudson:
l,400 Morris Essex: 1900 Michigan Central: 1900
Western Union; 1900 Pittsburgh, and 1000 Chicago
Burlington Quincy.
Money easy at 2D2E per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 304 per cent.
Custom receipts S252, 900.
The assistant treasurer disbursed S512,Oeo.
Clearings SIS, 100000.
Sterling, long SAY short 87H.
The following were the closing quotations:
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STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF RAM.
~ sey-ss.
Be it known that on this, the seventh day of June,
a. ID. 1873, before the undersigned notary public,
personally came Phillip S. Harris, Matthias Koch,
Joseph J. Mccardy, Theodore Sanders, Louis E.
hauser, Albert scheffer, Peter j. Giesen, Thomas
brennan, VIM. Stuart Moore W. II. Busch, Robert
L. Adams Andrew P. Croonquist, II. b. Willis,
Frank schiek and NJ. Roche to me known to be the
same persons described in and who executed the
above and foregoing instrument in writing and art-
Giles OF association, and they each in due form of law
acknowledged that they executed the same freely and
voluntarily for the uses and purposes therein ex.
pressed. J. P. ALLEN,
lNotarlal Seal.J Notary Public,
l4f4W mon Ramsey County, Minnesota.
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New York Produce Market.

D.
Holiday In the cotton exchange.
FLOUR-Receipts, %, 900 barrels: super state and
western $3.50; common to good 39504.30; good
to choice 4.3505.75; white wheat extra 5000 so:
sofa patent 6.OO07.75.
GRA1N-Wheat, dull and lower; receipts 100000
bushels; ungraded spring 75D98c; new amber In
diana Sl.iO. Rye, steady; western 55061c. Barley,
dt,ll Malt nominal. Corn. quiet and firm; receipts
$4,000 bushels; ungraded 42047c; steam 44h0
45c; No. 2, 46ta@47c; Kansas 48Ads47c; steam vel
low 47sc; yellow western 51053c. Oats steady: re-
cepts 282 900 bushels; No 2, 3O%c; No. white 32b
@33c; No. white 36Mc: mixed western hM31c:
white 32a35c; mixed 3O031Ac.
HAY-Heayy at 45055c.
HOPS-Fir1n eastern and western 76l1Oc
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, quiet and unchanged
Sugar, fair to good 3-16@7@c. Molasses, quiet
and unchanged. Rice quiet and firm.
PETROLEUM-Dull;c crude, $40; refined, 10Ic.
TALLOW-Quiet at 6A16 15-16c
ROSIN-Dull at 81 45@1.5O.
TURPENTINE-Steady at 800.
PRODUCE-Eggs steady; western 1OAc. But
ter, dull; $4,000.
LEATHER Steady, Hemlock sole, Buenos Ayres
and Rio Grande light mixed and heavy 19b021c
WOOL-Quet; domestic fleece 28044c: pulled
18I137c; unwashed 10027c.
PROVISIONS-Pork, firm; mess S1O.27h Cut
meats, firm; long clear middles 5.75. Lard, firm;
prime steam 700di7.1O.
WH1SKY-S1.07A.
METALS-Copper, Ingot lake quiet. Iron, Scotch
pig 22124c; American 15@17c; Russia sheeting
1Ol%M11c.
NAILS-Cnt 20 1000 AZ. c,;noh ox1os OK
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STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF RAM
y sey-District Court, for Second Judicial Dis
John Napier and George L. Otis, Plaintiffs We Wal
ants.
SUMMONS.
The State of Minnesota to the above named defend
ants:
You and each of you are hereby summoned and re.
CURED to answer the complaint of the plaintiffs in the
above entitled action which has been fled in the
office of the clerk of said court, in the Court House.
In the city of Saint Paul, Minnesota and to serve
copy Of your answer to said complaint on the SUBJ
scriber at his office, in the city of Saint Paul. in said
service Of this summons upon you, exclusive of the
day of such service, and If you fail to answer said
complaint Within the time aforesaid, the plaintiffs in
this action viii apply to the court for the relief de-
manded In said complaint.
Dated June 28th, a. d. 1878.
CHAs. E. OTIS,
Plaintiffs Attorney, st.. Paul, MINI.
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Boston Produce Market.

1105CO11 = 1o&1tkCC 1AHHrAct
FLOUR-Dull: Western S3.0003 so; common 70
choice 4.Oo@4.5O; Wisconsin extra 4.25@5.50; Min
nesota do 600@6.7 winter wheat, Ohio, Indiana
and Michigan 5.2505.75: Illinois 5.OO05.7b; st.
Louis 5.0015.75; Minnesota patent 7.5O.
GRAIN-Corn In fair demand mixed and yellow
47@50c; steam 46h@4614c. Oats; demand fair and
firm; No. and extra white 37@40c; No.2 do35h@
36c; No. mixed 32035c
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
st. Pauz Ratlrood r..r

H ns,. Dlvlsi.n st. Paul & Pacific RaiI,...I
Ranaa1, Aias ehrongh tratns for Ltchfeld w.
Is endon, Morris, alyndon, orooksion I:sa,r
Leave. a
ss; ~. 200 p. M. Fisher's Ign az
IEsinnneapohs $40 p. m. Minneapolislo.iI -, Nv
i'ner Landing ing so p m st. PsuI - No ~
Wilmar Accommodation. -
Sra ~. fanl. 10 M Minneapolis 4.son,.
p.assls $50 m st. Paul 40 = n.
and Line through train for st. Cloud, Bra;uard
st po,, Aease. Arrive.
s ~. raul 80 q. m. Minneapolis e.so n. mr.
g. na1 1880 .. m. st. Paul GAG M
1au minneapolis aud Minnetonka trans.
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Foreign Produce Market,

LONDON, July s.
sUGAR-No. -, D. S., 2ss Cd; anoat 2es Sd.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES % Cd.
TURFENTINE-22s 9d@23s.
$500 LIVERPOOL, July 6.
COTTON Steady; s 5-1e@sNd; sales 5000 bales;
for speculation and export 1000 bales; American
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Trains 1aar s1sePng Cars WIN run the Main Liz.
thronsb e ~ st Paul at 500 p. m. Cars run
seama. mere with Red River Transportation Cos
River. I EepI an POINTS NORTH Oh Red
". s. ALEXANDER, GenI Fl. i T,kt : ~
Depot foot of Sibley street T;nL.. w..
once. No. 43 Jackson street. "no Fright
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nSh"rHpDffs isOJi1UuU J99y1. YUIe
Minneapolis d st. Louis Kailway-.-shCrJ
Line Iowa Route via Burlington,
Running through express trains p.th Pul:,r.p
palace car seeperg to st. Louis without chang ~
miles shorter than any other route
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Philadelphia Produce Market.

Philadelphia Produce Market.
PHILADELPHIA. July 6.
FLOUR-Firm and active; supers S2.5O63. 80:
extras 8 0004.00; Minnesota family 4.25@5.50;
high grades 5.5Ol56.5O
GRAIN-wheat duh; red se9@1.o2; amber 1.oo0
LOS white L. 1901 a. Corn; yellow nc: mixed 41x.
Oats steady; white 640156c.
PRovIsIONs-Quiet pork $40 Is o10.5o; hams,
smoked, 11HGI12Mc: green 7G18c. Lard dull; butch
ers' 6 7017.0O; city kettle 7.5O17.75.
PETROLEUM-Dull; refined 1O%c; crude $40
$40.
WHISKY-Steady: LOG
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Retail Vegetable and Provision Market.
ST. PAUL. July 6.
Prices given in this table report are retail.
Spring cHIcKESs-very plentiful at s5@50c per
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Sherman on Specie Payment.
WARRINGTON, July G.-Secretary Sherman
Avs he has not decided to announce the re-
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PREPAR1Ne FOR THE EMRReRNcY.

MONTREAL, Quebec, July Cool. Fetch
after comforting with the magistrates who
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r Ea,cept sunday Except Saturday
Trans Via the Brainerd Branch ,eava y. Co..
h py, except Sunday, making day run Of tw1 Ice
nos 70 Fargo arriving at Bismarck at 7tae
nd saving nearly 80 miles In distance over tho
t bismarck with stages for Deadwood and all points a.
,ne Black Hills. Also with first class boats =, Ei
amd . ana all points on the Upper Missouri ive
ounces ut st. Paul with trains to all poiuta East
ana SCUM. AT Duluth with steamers to and fr.,n AZ
steamers running in connection with VISIONS -, ca,l
''"t i'al1oad' at Ashland. In effect April z ls;s
II. Z. SARGENT, General Manager
y. ". oANBoRS. Gen. PASSENGER Auapt
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VI.
The highest amount of Indebtedness or liability to
when said corporation shall at any time be subject
shall not exceed the sum of one hundred thousand
dollars.
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COMMERCIAL.

prxnp. PARIS, July 8.
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TRAINS.

river DIVISION
Through Chicago & East
ern Express.
Through Chicago & East
ern Express.
Iowa and Minnesota Div.
Prairie du Chen, Milwau-I
kee and Chicago Express
St.Louis L. Kansas City Exl
d do /
Owatonna Passenger.
st. Paul and Minneapolis
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.1l:22 a m 1..4 p NJ
f7:M p m t6H . u
10 8 N 1927 + II
1910 a m *6.2. 81
1928 p mi ESQ a III
1915 p 10 *1I:2G o 10
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~ u ukb udEy eXCept Sunday.
10 and from the st. Paul Duluth depot foo, o,
inra street only. All others from st. Paul rac,,ie
depot, foot of sibley street. "'''''
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MILWAUKEE, July Gil A. NJ.
Receipts Of wheat 1891 bushels.
Shipments of wheat So $50 bushels.
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WASHINGTON, July 6.-The commissioner
of the general land Office to-day received this
telegram from the register ard receiver at
Walla Walla, Washington Territory: "Land
Office. Can we close office to fight Indians
forty miles away Commissioner Will
Hanson promptly replid: Eyes, but only SO
long as may be absolutely necessary.
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Leave .. Paul $40 m A. at st. Paul 7:ss y r.,
Round trip tickets, from St. Paul or St,llwa,Srr =,
Lake Elmo and return, fifty cents.
Ghlcago, Milwaukee Il st. Paul Railway.
passenger Depot foot of Jackson street. Tickle, ara
Freight Office Southeast Corner of Third and ,a,t
Paul. Aes'''' -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-05-30

those vibrations exactly measure the
sound-waves which caused the vi
brations. The reading simply rever-
ses all this. The strip OF foil is
passed again beneath the diaphragm,
the point of the style follows the
groove made at first, and the dia-
phragm follows the style in all its
motions. The original vibrations
are thus exactly reproduced, setting
up sound-waves in the air precisely
like those which first set the machine
in motion. Consequently, the list
ener hears a infinitely exact echo of
what the instrument heard; it might
have heard it a minute, or an hour,
or year, or a thousand years before,
had the phonograph been in use so
long.
What a wonderful result is that
As yet, the phonograph has not been
put to any practical use; indeed, it is
scarcely in operation yet, and a great
deal must be done to increase the
delicacy OF its hearing and the
strength of it's voice. 1t mimics any
and every sort Of sound with marvel
Gus fidelity, but weakly. Its speech
is like that of a person a long way
of, or in another room. But its pos
sibilities are almost infinite,-M f.
ST. Nicholas for June