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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-10-14
Ate @hteaoner @renner

Gatten Trettag 0tprgen @eIegenbeit, 6ur6
ein Gomite, beitebcn6 aus S. s. Sdufelot,
Or. Stub unO Geo. 8. Burroughs, NIT
benz S6ef oeS acknowledgements, @ene>
raj NnNm, 81 %Derbanoeln. Sroboem Diez
1er boDe 6err nur 81 leinem 8ergniigen
bierber %9etommen, lieB CT Ii6 bod berbei,
0el6Gfte 81 MAIDEN lmo setgte iih ben
Brennern 10 gndoig, baB Tie ieBt ieines
Qobcs ebenlo boil itno, tpie iie i'm frilDer
fit u,tgere6t un6 parteiii6 gebaIten baz
ben.
Die 8renner rei6ten lire 8eidmer6en
nnb Bitten i6riftlih elm, bic ii6 turs, pie
fol9t, 5ulammenfanen lallen.
3unddit perlangteu lte amtli6e Nners
t~ennung Der 72ltInoigen 0dbrung un0
Tetltelung zines Proouctionsiabes, bas
tie Der fortiDGbreno orobenoen 0efabr bon
Grtr0 : Steuern ent1eben ioute. Damn
ipunl htcn lie, 6aB nan iDnen g%eltatte,
ibren Wfail6 nah 8elteben bid ODER oilnn
ansurlbren, lomie Nufbebung beS gerbo@
teS Der 0etSung Der Qa0errGume. S6lieBz
lid erlu6ten Tie Inn Grlei6terung Der Be@
1ttmmungen besii0li6 oeS 6iillens uno
Gntleerens oer @dbrs Botti6e un6 Hieoers
ldlagung mebrercr alter aus Der 9rauen
Gor3eIt berltammenOen GrtrazS teuern auf
ME proou;irten WbiStep.
Diele 0eiuhe tpuroen bes 06ngeren Bee
lprohen uno mad etpas StrGuben erflGrte
ltd Der G%ommiliGr bereit, Die 72itiinbige
Wabrungsfriit an3uertennen, baS 0eisen
Der EagerrdHune 81 geitatten l&no Den 8rens
rern oideS obsr biinneS @tnmoiihen su
erlauben, aber bon elmer Grlei6terung Der
9elttmmun9en iber 0GbrsB otti6e, ober
gfieoerldlagung Der alien Grtraiteuern
tpoute CT yti6ts miiien.
Ser 8itte, oaB in anberen 8esirtem bas
Steucrgeleb nit berieIben unnaditbtigeu
Stren9e geDaNbbabt iperben m0gs, ipie es
bier Der TaII lei, beQegnete CT nit Der feiz
erllben Grtlarang. oaB bas Steucrgeieb
lberall unparteiil6 uno obne GlIditdt
aut Die Berlon ~uertpaltet tperbe.
0ebt iN Sci. Ser beriibmte Suns
toon @poernor". Siehe Nn;eige.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-10-14

Oils Elm llniueriaI= UlitteG fir 6aus un6
Sarn1 gsgen Diele llebel, nelde tdglid
Dortommcn unO Sic etu guteS Ginrei=
bung5mtttel 5Ur gtOtbtpeuoigfett MAIDEN,
f0nnen mir unieren 2ciern 0aS ct. SatO6s
Sel aufS Btlte empteGle1. Oabet bead)te
man, baB. uenn audi sic eriten Npplitas
tiouen nit idcinbar itdrfcreu S0merSen
~Derbu1ocm iino, mas beion0erS Bel 8rnNo@
tpunOen Der Sal lit, 9inoerun9 uno 9ei'
lung nn1l0ldneIer e~t1trttt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-10-14
He1ter.

9urs Dor Gagesanbrud brad Sreitag
Worgen in ei1em StaiI9ebduoe binter Der
Wo6nung bes 0errn 8. $. Wforgan in
0tgDlano Barf ein Seuer aus, ipetbes IN
Sol9e bes belt gen @inoes uno troB oes IN
Stromen berabfauen6en Iege1s, 0as Oe-
bGuoe iebr balb in @i6e legte. Der oae
bur6 ~entltanoene Shaben tniro auf $500
gel6abt. Die augemeiue Innabme 1T,
BOP bgs Sewer b0swtuig anaeIegt ipHroe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-10-14
Sanbel, Tinansen ,iItO Wdrlte.
@bieaso, Samtag, IL. DIT.
@eISmax9t uMS G0mSeg.

Ser @elbmorft mar %nereangene ISOLDE
ni6t ~belonoers belebt. Oas Nnsgebot
iiberitieg bic Nadfraee be6eHteno, uno 10
mar @eIb gu 7@10 pGt. nno bin nno ipies
Der nod btuiser 3l betommen. 0aS Gns
gross @eldGft' mar Elm aisge3eidnetes, uno
aud i'm GIeinbanoel berri9te groBere 3ebs
baftigtett.
Der 6olaban6eI mar in ben 6afen elm
lebbafter, UNI itiegen bic Rreile bon ges
nobnliden Sorten nm 2595O c. per 1000
SUI. Sdiffslabungen tpiden Der beoeuz
ten0en 3ufubren pegen I'M 20 q 373 pet
1000 SUB.
Die Banfarsglei6ungen beliefen ii6
beute (Samltaa) auf So, 900, 900, unb fit
bic Bo1e auf $21, 281, 1876, 9egen $685.
DAG. 445 in Der correip. 8p9e oes Wors
iabres.
Sob in Seem Dort 1014.
0uubeSld1uIo> Werihreibun1en felt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-10-14

9Ieie. = s8.s74 @ $3.50 auf ben
Sbienen.
90 aismebI.-1 10 9omnen srobes gu
1900 auf ben Sdienen.
vSeeb." 10 gonnen gen1ablener
Naais nt1o Safer 3u $12.50 auf ben S6iez
nen
Neues TimotbD SEQ. 1 GIT 8.25@S.75;
SO. 2 gu 7.5O-7.75; llpIan6 Qrairie
6.75@7.75; Yratrie $50. l 3W 6.25@6.5O;
DO. $50. 2 4.50@5. 90.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-10-14
GcIbHutDrS.

Samitag Morgen 129 1t6r fan6 Ser gorz
1teber Der Station an Der %. StraBe einen
0efa1genen, Gtamens MidaeL 6oltpeb,
at elmer Der @iienitangen ieiner !3euene
t6ilre bG11gen. 9erielbe bate ii9 an etneut
'@trtel erbenft. 6ol1peb muroe qeftern
Qbenb % l1br burd Boli3iit 8incent Garz
roll tpegen Sruntenbeit un6 poliseitpioriz
gen 8etragens berbaftet. Gin an6erer
0eann, Der nit 6olipeb 6ie Belle tbeilte
uno iebr feft eingei6lafen mar, bate BON
Der 9Gngeret utdts geb6rt ober 9eieben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-10-14

s Capt. s. 6. SefeI, gietoria, Ser,
l6reibt:N SD fam nit Babrbett lagen,
baB fein beutl6es 6aus in nnlerer Gtoot
uuo lImgegeno lit, in benz Or. @tt9att
&6nt8'S Qatnbnr0er 3ropfct nibt
befannt uno nit Grfolg a%ngetpanot tpur7
ben. Ni1t nur 9eutlde, ionbcrn ollie
Nationen, Nmertfaner, Wterifaner nno
Sran;oien, ia iogar Neger gebrau6en uno
l06en bieles .Qls0eaeihnete Oetllnittel.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-10-14
Genfour Qtuffnettt lift in atpei I've,

Gentaur eminent it in 3tpei berz
idiebenen Sorten Su BADEN. 9aS lueiBe
I'm bon Weni6en gebraudt SIT perOen; bas
9eIbe firYfer6e, S6afeun0 anDere Gbiere.
2ltteite itber Die @irfungen bieier Dor3iigltz
den Yrdparate finb I'M iebe Slaide gez
mtdelt, unb ftnb ielbige in ie6er 9lpOtDefe
Dber 6ur9 Die 9oft BON Der Office Der
Gentaur COMPANY, 46 9eD Street,
Stem gort gitp, 3w haben. 9lioulSUs
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-10-14
,&eMtmtS."
Spc;iaI=MBeige.
Cite Gnrte.

An gGe, weI5e an ben SoIeen DON Sueenbiinber.
GerpDier S9wd6e, Gnttrdttun9, 8erIuit Der Ntannes.
frait &C. leibeu, ienoe id foItenfret elm Necept, bas IL
furirt. Gieles ero6e 0etlmttteI purbe pom einem WtiI.
iionar in Glib !lmerita eRtbedt. G6idt elm a~oreIiirtes
Goupert an Rev. SpisPb Z. SsnmoR D..
14at2wS Si6Is 6Saie, q. .. ct y.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-10-14

FtWFuV - GStC ItetOem
fem Warftidrcicrei, ober ANAKES1s,
oas grobe Observation-Disclosures
bat Gaulcnoe gebeilt, uaboem Maidmttz
tel, Salben IND olerlet 8fui6mittel nidt
angeidlagen batteu, G5 lit pon 2ler3ten
auer S6uIen 9utgebeiBen, G5 lit ei1 einz
fabes nit Oteoisin praparirtes Ginfiibz
rllltg5lnittcl, tpirft oils ein S%nitrument,
@rpeIhln5Smittel ulo Ufeoitament, ges
wQbrt lofort &iuberlng uno miro tit Elm
lultriigItdeS 0eilntittel ertIdrt. Grsis 81.
Yfoben rel. Sranco 5uaei6idt bur@s
T. Neustaedter 4 Co., Box 394G, New
York. 0jltet cu1 Dor Stahabmun@
gen. Ndtet oarauf. baB Die ltnterlbrift
Don S. Silsbee, NJ. d., lth auf isoer Geite
Der Sbadtel befiuOet. gu baben III alen
renommirten 9lpotbefeu, lotDie bel Sale Il
8lodt, go. 50 Suo Start Str. l1no Jto. 46
WtoIrce Str.
mo mi fret tuna
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-10-14

Sic NOrS=stIabauna 2nnS 60.
nerfenoet iDr SatnpDIet s@@~3ss at
tr9eHo etne &G0reTe. &aBt Gm6
oGnel6e fOnt tttctt. iotpouoienit 3n1o
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-10-14
Gaicaoo's GtmaupDucr.ehI.

Gin 0onneritag iuurbe i'm S6ulratbe ser
S6ulzGenius einbert6tet, Dem folgenoe
9aten iiber Die 8eDOlferl1tg utD oeren
3uta9n1e tpGbreno Der leBten 5iDei Sabre
entnDmmen iino.
Die @~i1molner5abl betrdgt in ben elm
apfflcm Gtnntthei[en
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-10-14


Sic ergsben firi1878 etne @riparnib bon
$135, 421. 80 lber Die Sabre 1876 unb 1877.
Die fir 0ebGuoe ueraaSgabten Oeloer
tolgt: 1875-76 1851, 7O1 40; 1851
1856, GAG. 30 un6 1S77-78 1912. 063. 36.
Sn 8eSug Guf 9ugemeine ~Nls8abeu Fat
bos GDmite fir offentli6en Otsnit iiber
So, 600 meDr bertbtet, ais baiiel6e Gomtte
I'M 8oriaDre. Der @runo baflr lit Die
;3unabme Ser GountDgelddfte. SIS bat ein
teues Wert6t errtbtet Weroen mitlien
- oas Neutrality-suspicious. e0eri6t - iuele
Dies nit Mietbe, Gidter, 0ebilfen>
Sbreiber70 ebalten ulo louitigen NuSlaz
gel1 BENT County ettDa $50, 977.19 g~etoltet.
yta1 ben bisDerigen Ginnabmen oieies
0eridtSbofes fir Die erlten iebS Monate
Csc, 097.2 5) tann man ipoDl lagen, oaB
Ser @eridtsbof oem GOuntD idbrli6
$50, 600 tolteu iptr6. Der GpuntDz goIlet>
tor beanlprll6te mebr Gdumlt0tetten, lin
oas Yublifum, Delde5 Stelern be3ablen
tpia, beoienen unD abfertigen 5u tonnen.
IS muBte ollo eth Ylab GuberDalb oeS
GountD> @ebGltbes fir ben GpuntDr0tD ge>
mietbet nerber. Wtietbe Mno 0erribtung
baben ebenfouS Diel @el6 getoltet uno Die
Qlusldgeu lit Die 0obe getrteben. Terler
bat Der StaatSz QntpaIt einen 2%liitftenten
befommen uno enoltb, tuenn Der GountDs
gtot6 bic @ebGlter etnselner 8ealtte be-
lbneioen poute, muroe ibu bonn 0eri6te
l1nrebt gegeben, aus alien 0ielen @riinoen
itno Die btrecten 9luSgaben Des GountDs
ieDr DernleDrt tDoroen.
lIro troB alIer bieler Sdtpierigteiten
tpeiieu bic eriteu 8 Wonate oieies Sabres
Elm @riparniB bon $135, 421. 80 auf, gegen
uorises sSabr. Oas @omite ntrnmt teileN
Mnltan6 si erfldrelt, baB, tuenn oer Gouns
tDagent, ser @ountpclert nnb Die 8oriteber
Des sSSrren> unb 2trmenbauies, tpelde ale
oieies Sabr bebeuten6e @riparntle ge>
madt, audi tpeiter Delfen pollen, mir am
/. Oesember rs elm GrlparniB bon $780,
600 un6 me6r als bas Goriabr baben ourfz
ten. Gnbli6 modte bas Gomite Oarauf
oufmertlam MAIDEN, bab NIT Nusnabme
zines eir3igen nod ieOes Sabr 3eitpctlige
4nle6en gemadt purben. Gin ioldes in
Der 60be bon $3.50, 600 mar nod nidt ab>
aetragel, ais Ser oteSid6ri9e 9tatb ;ulams
mentrat. Oieies Sabr ipuroe fein neles
Nnleben erboben, bogesen uuroen bon obiz
gent AnlcDen nidt nur bic -reg%elmdBtgen
3inlen, ionbern audi 800, 900 baar abbes
5ablt uno oas l1ebrige miro aus ben 3Ilts>
quelen 0es Gomntn beSablt tperDeH.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-10-14
DUBUQUE, Soma, II. Oft. '78.
9errn Suliu5 Bauer, @Dica9o.
(inrhrtrr C1rrr

UVIVIIIl Jul.
GinliegeltO 8rief unb Draft far SIR
6au5 fir OnS giano, ipeldc5 sic mir gez
in11Dt. Sic babei1 pollfommen rcht III az
lem, ipaS Sic geia9t. SIS lit i'll ieber 0in=
ftd)t Gin ausge;ei6nete5 Jnitrlncnt. Dieiner
TOdbtcr lrnO QUlen bic c5 geieGeu, gefGllt IS
ie0r Wnb freut eS mid, 0aB i'd geraoc bic
ic5 geupnlnelt. Benu i0 ipieoer mad
Gbica0o fomme, iDcr0e i6 bel Sbncn Dors
ipre0cn. SnSipii6en belten5 grilBeno pcrz
bIei6t S9r
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-10-14

PreIle nm 5WlOeE tRer ais 9elterH.
3.20@3.8O fir tdtpers 8aare gum g0z
teIn, uno $3.45@3.60 fir lei6te @aars
gum 9OtelE MD Beridtffen, uno $3.4o
@3.s5 flr gI0tts l6tpere 8GGre sum
8erl6iffew.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-10-14
SO. s. 3umpf.
iolliun

81. 9emneGer, beileu iid Diele Sir
ca0ocr nod nit S6merSe1t %entitnnen, beS
6ann III YortlanO, Oregon, iid al
,SdipinOIcr eutpuppte, tretbt iebt in Ganz
Jas GitD iein llnipcieu, tpte bon BORT emz
pfdll9eite gripatariefe meloet. Der 0ez
iOiiienloie Yatron. Der 10 ipenig bon Der
6citfnnoe Deritebt. ipte CT 1t6 ettpo5 aus
Gbre uno G6rli1feit madt, bat i6on nicl
1tnbeil angeridtet. 6offentli6 erfeunt
man ben S9pinbler aud lit &anias Gtt1
che er IS I'll ineit nctriebeu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-10-14
3uiammeu.. 4O7. 651 1876, 731

3ulammen.. 407.661 436. 731 29,O70
8oS ipesieu Die i6ulpfli6tige geu0lfes
ring anbctrtfft, 10 felt it'd 0ieielbe foGz
9enoermaBen:
1876. 1878. 3unabme
Inter 6SaBr att: 74,3l5 1854 4,279
sSptideM & uno 16
Sa5rcn att. 1896 S7,S19 1888
Smii6en 16 un621
Sabren att..... 31,748 1896 3,548
gSd6renb bic @eiamlntbeb0lferuno benz
mad UNI ettpa Z 8rose1t auna6m. perz
nIehrte IT'D Die 3a6I Der S6ulfinoer unter
Is SSdDr alt I'm etina ~ 8rose1t, Die Der
Gerlonen 3tDtiGen 16 nt6 81 Sa6ren I'M
etipa 10 8ro5ent, Die Der &in6er unter 6
SaRren UNI taum 5 BrOsent, tporaus 81
ldlteBen lit, Oab es meiftens tinberreide
eurDpGtl6e Gtnpanoerer itr1b, iuelde bic
neutrality-suspicious. beranlaBt 9aben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-10-14
ser Wtehmt.::.

@tnbS ie5.- Gr6a[t.1 be;fu. Dcrs
i9ifft tuurDsn 1T ben Union gie9bOfen
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-10-14

O"tWlWHIl3prete.
Sebr l6One Stiere 1850 Bfo.
uno oariIber tpicgeno. . 81. 85@5.25
S6Ones RinDDie6 fIc
tette, gltgeitaltete, 3 bis
Sabre oIte Stiere, 1906 II
1850 ID tpiegeno per 10Otb. .$4.25@4.5O
Gutes 9tinoOteb-gutgemGitets
Stiere, 400 bis 1900 Btgno
idtper So. 5O04.o
NlittsLlorte-.3iemIih fIeildtae
Stiers, 1860 bis 1900 Nfuno
i4per ...... ..$3,s5@3.4
Utaltnteb - orbindre 8aare
7OO91O50 Id i1mer.. 49,. $2.40@3.OO
Sletl6ertpaare 6urbi6n. 800
bis 1000 ID idtper. ...... 2.25@2.7
Sel9te, lnagere 8ii6e, Sung
oieb (6eiier5). BuleH uuO
magere 5tiers 81. 10000
1erasltiere ........ ........ 81. 25@2.80
SoloraoozGe ras ....... So. 50@3.00
9olber 81. 00@4.75
Ditto gei6ladt1s 4@8;. PEE 1b i.
n0dJ QuaLitGt.
0lorEC,FA Au,Ao-. ~
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-10-14
9fMf0mcotstucst.

0ebt III Sci. Ser beriibmte v6uns
toon @ooernor". Siebe Nnsei9e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-10-14

3eI1lclt StaDttDetIen:
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-29
-Arn.u decentralization.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.

special Telegram TO the UloDe.I
WASHINGTON, July 28.-Senator Plumb, of
Kansas, arrived here yesterday en- route from
Boston, home. He is % member of the COM
mission on reorganization of the army, which is
in session at White Sulphur Springs. The
commission, whose sessions at White Sulphur
are but preliminary, will probably adjourn in
u day or two. Senator Plumb is favorable to
the proposition to divide the commission up and
have subdivisions sent to different parts of the
West where troops are in active operation. He
thinks this would be more beneficial in prepar-
ing report, as it would give the commission a
better understanding of the efficiency or the
inef1iciency of the army. Gen. Sherman seems
to favor this plan, and has offered to extend
every facility to the commission for conducting
their investigation on the frontier. The ma
iority of the commission are supposed to be in
favor of this, Senator Burnside probably being
the only one who strenuously opposed it. The
question, however, has not been before the
commission in formal way.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-29
Union Pacific Railroad Lands.
Special Telegram to the Globe.

TDpeC1a1 Ie1egrdfn 01UUe'J --------
s OMAHA, Neb., July 2s.-Secretary Schurz's
decision to the effect that Union Pacific lands
can be pre-empted by settlers at $1.25 per acre,
will throw open to the public a large amount
of valuable land in Nebraska, in some coun-
ties the land being valued as high as $12 per
acre. There is no doubt that nearly all of this
land will be quickly pre-empted by actual set
tiers who will seize upon the opportunity with
eagerness. All such presumption cases will
probably be contested by the Union Pacific, who
are determined to make desperate struggle in
this matter, which will cause item to pay a
heavy loss.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-29
Conen. she Gon,,.,snist,c .4gitutoy.
Especial Telegram to the Globe. /

WASHINGTON, July 2S.-The chief Of police
Yesterday sent for Cohen, one of the few in
cend1ary characters among the laboring classes,
and informed him he would not be allowed
hereafter to continue his nightly meetings on
the avenue in view of the agitation which had
Just taken place, and which came so near cul-
rninating in a riot. He was also informed that
if Kearney, the California agitator, whose ar
rival has been announced will not be allowed
to speak on the streets unless thoroughly re-
sponsible and respectable workingmen take
charge, and thus give it character
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-29
GURRILLLA MosBY ON GRANT.

He Declares He Iyill be Nominated, Vill
II iss4 accept, and Vill be Elected. Tr,a
tEi# Washington Post Interview.
Colonel. said the Post reporter, have you
heard any thing from Gen. Grant since he went
to Europe?" 3.@
yes; l received a long letter from him
about "a month ago. No allusion was made to
what he expects to do in the future. or his
possibly becoming Candidate s 4s
do you think he will be. the Republican
candidate in 1882 ,t4 f.5s.e,e, ~,
Il have no doubt of his nomination by accla-
nation, and believe ne will be overwhelmingly
elected. He can carry all the States that Hayes
carried, and several that he didn' carry. He
is the only Republican who can carry any
Southern States. Southern men will dare more
Grant than any body else. South
ern men remember this fact that he
always stood by Southern men who stood by
him and he did more for the relief of the
Southern people than any other man could have
done. There is no section of the country in
friends than the South-men there will risk
their lives and fortunes to support him. He
can get the support of a large number of
men who have been known as
conservatives. All who have been Repubi-
cans heretofore will vote solidly for him, and
a great many who have been conservative will
do SO too" 800
1 In conclusion Colonel Mosby said:s 1T is the
natural desire of the American people to see a
great man at the helm of the government, and
those VINO desire to see the national credit
upheld + against s Reputation are for
him. Those who regard the rights of
property as sacred are for him, because they
believe the government needs a strong man to
protect the rights of property against the
assaults of communists. General Grant viii
be substantially the conservative sentiment Of
the country at the next election, and be elected;
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-29
Lake Superior Life sta ions---Canada Pc
cific Railway.
Special Telegram to the Globe

Co11INewooD, Ont, July 28.-The Steamer
City of Winnipeg has arrived here from Lake
Superior with load of Minnesota wheat con
signed to New York. She reports as having
met the steamer Kewenaw with large body Of
United States engineers and scientists who are
making a grand tour of the lakes and rivers
and locating life saving stations on the Ameri-
can shore. The party intend to visit the Can
ada Pacific railway works at Fort Williams and
Prince Arthur 5 Landing and different mines in
the vicinity. The Canada Pacific railway has
now an iron extension of 40 miles laid west
from Lake Superior, but fires are raging all
along the shore and interior, causing immense
damage to the forests
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-29
NATIONAL NOTES.
ITEMS or INTEREST FROM WASH
INGTON.

that Tammany Hall is Being
Manipulated in the Interest of Senator
ConkIing-Conf1ict of Authority in South
Carolina--The Army Reorganization Com
mission to Advantageous Prepara-
tions to Quell Any Further Communistic
Demonstrations - Cohen, Graham and
Other Leaders of Saturdays Troubles
Arrested. 1a
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-29
Frequent Rains.

WASHINGTON, July 28.-Indications for the
upper lake region, upper Mississippi and lower
Missouri valleys warmer, partly cloudy weather
with frequent rains, winds mostly southerly;
falling barometer. ty.,54
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-29
j Large Shipments to Europe.
Especial Telegram to the Globe. |

~ Special Telegram to the Globe. -.1.
New YORK. July 2S.-The European steamers
yesterday took out only 200 passengers. The
freight shipments were unusually heavy, and
included over 100000 bushels of grain, 1877, 500
boxes of cheese, $500 bales of cotton, 1000
cases of canned goods, seventy-fve horses, and
an enormous Quantity of tobacco.
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Tam,nany Hal and Conkling.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.

WASHINGTON ID. c., July 2S.--Evidence of
the confidential relations existing between some
of the old custom house ring in New York city
and Tammany Hall were brought out yesterday
in very clear light by the appointment of
John J. O'Brien by the board OF police of
the city OF New York as chief of the
bureau OF elections. O'Brien was principal
weigher in the custom house under Arthur, and
reports against his management by the Jay
commission were of SO damaging a character
that his removal was Immediately desired by the
department. and when Collector Arthur was
instructed to carry out the reductions recon
mcnded by the Jay commission the removal of
O'Brien was one of the first it was expected of
him to make. Instead of that, he removed q
Mr.. Bacon, one of the deputy weighers, and an
officer who had secured the confidence of the
JAY commission and who is regarded by the
members as one of the best officers in the GUS
tom house service. One of the first acts of the
new collector Gen. Merritt, was to dismiss
O'Brien and appoint Bacon in his place. No
sooner had this occurred than the custom house
influence, acting with Tammany hall, in the
board Of police of New York city, gave OBrien
Il very important pc ition as chief of the bu-
reau Of elections. The undisguised object of
this movement is to enable him, In connection
with some others working to the same end, to
manipulate the coming elections for Senator
Conkllng. This transaction was brought more
clearly to the surface by the fact, which has
been SO long charged, of a complete UNDER
standing between the custom house and Tam
many hall than anything which has transpired
n New York for long time. --
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Coal Mining Suspension.

PorrsvnLE, Pa, July 2s.-There will be a
general suspension of mining operations in the
SchuylkilI region. beginning tomorrow and
continuing until the 9Th Of August, after
which time it is thought there will be steady
work during the balance Of the shipping sea-
SON. 'a-j, .-ts5 fs!siit 1.5sT isfs,f-,
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have been taken by the police authorities te
prevent the recurrence of troubles among the

Pr eVe10 UIle 1ecuIIe1Ice OF tTUUU1es Utto
laboring classes. A large force well armed
with revolvers and Springfield rifles will be IN
readiness tomorrow to prevent an outbreak,
but there is no great fear that resort to ex-
IRENE measures will be necessary. Several
men, leaders in the riotous demonstrations
yesterday were arrested to-day. Cohen, we'll
known agitator, was arrested last night forvio-
lating the municipal law against incendiary
leagues. To-day another agitator named Ora
ham came to police headquarters and went to
see Cohen. Graham was recognized as a pro-
moter of the disorder yesterday and locked up.
A large meeting has been talked of for to-nor--
row night, but it will not be allowed.
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Bodies Kecoyered.

SAN FRANcIsco, July ga Portland dispatch
says the bodies Of Lorenzo d. Perkins and
wife, attacked by Indians near Rattle Springs,
Columbia river, and both murdered. were re-
covered by a party Of citizens who went on the
trail Of the missing people.
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Going to Wait.
fMnr,.;a rr;hnno Ra,,

b We are going to sit down and wait with
patience until the Democrats nominate their
Congressman in this district. IF better man
than Washburn is nominated we'll support
him, if not, we II have to-well we're going TO
have our little say one way or the other.
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IYashinnfon Relics.
Snecial Telegram to the Globe

Especial Telegram to the Globe.
WASHINGTON, July 2s.-The George Washing
ton relics purchased by the government with
the appropriation of $4,000, made for the
purpose by Congress, have arrived ip the city
and will be placed on exhibition at the patent
office -. Z. ~ t.--.-L -LELlI ~.
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O,tultt to Beat Washb.t,9a.
[Chatfield Democrat

LO1isst11o1ek
It is stated that Mr.. McNair declines being a
candidate for Congress in the Third district
and that Hon. H. NJ Rice will be nominated.
It seems as though Mr.. Rice any other re-
spectacle Democrat could beat Washburn.
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yellow Fever at New Orleans Twenty Ave
Deaths.

New. ORLEANS, July 25.-The total yellow
fever cases reported to the board Of health up
to noon to-day was So. deaths rs. No report
received to-day from the charity hospital, but
it is stated number of new cases were adj
nitted. -if== .ls.a4- II