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MONEY AND TRADE.
FIN4NCIAL.
Money and Stocks.

NEW YORK, July II.
Gold steady at lOOH.
Carrying rates per cent.
Borrowing rates fat to u per cent.
Governments frmer.
Railroad bonds quiet.
State securities steady.
The stock market was weak i'll early dealings, but
after midday firmer feeling set In and prices adj
vanced "a to q per cent. the Northwestern shares and
Lake shore being especially firm. Towards the close
New Jersey Central broke 4ls cent from 1925 to
39h This weakened the general market, which de-
ciined a to per cent. but Western Union. Lake
Shore and Erie exceptionally strong. At the
close stronger feeling prevailed aud there was
recovery of a to y per cent, the latter New Jersey
Central There were considerable number of stop
orders in the market.
Thetransactions aggregated 49, 900 shares, of which
5000 We're Erie; 1900 Lake Shore; $4,000 North
western common; 1000 Northwestern preferred
1900 st. Paul common; 5000 st. Paul preferred
1900 Pittsburgh; IT, 600 Lackawanna $500 New Jer-
sey Central; $500 Morris & Essex; 1900 Michigan
Central; 1900 Chicago, Burlington Quincy; 1000
Ohios, and 1000 Western Union.
Money easy at per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 3Ql4 per cent.
Custom receipts S254 900.
The assistant treasurer disbursed S29S,O
Clearings S7,50O,009.
Sterling, long "a; short 81.
Dry goods imports for the week, S960,OOO.
The following were the closing quotations:
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Boston Produce Market.

BOSTON, July II.
FLOUR-Fair demand
GRAIN-Corn; increased demand; mixed and
yellow 48Ql50c; steamer 45046c. Oats frmer; No.
! and extra white 38042c; No. white 36138c;
No. white 42tQ44c; No. 2 mixed 33M37c.
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TAINTED.
1Ynltted.

Two good Job printers. Apply Immediately to
JOHNSON, SMITH 4 HARRISON,
Minneapolis.
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Pullman Sleeping Cars will run on the Main Lice.
Trains leaving st. Paul at $500 p. N. Cars run
through to Fishers Landing without change. snd
connect there with Red River Transportation Co 5
Steamers for Manitoba and all points North Oh Rad
River. j. p FARLEY Cieur Maraoer
w. 8. ALEXANDER, Genl Fl. & T'kt. Ag't,
Northern Pacific Railroad.
Depot foot of Sibley street. Ticket and Fright
Office, No. 43 Jackson street.
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Spiritisnt Representations HunabMDrU.
To the Editor of the Globe.
The exposition of spiritism as given by
Mr.. Bishop in the Academy of Music here
proves to be greater humbug than that
which he processes to expose. The facts 60
to show that many points which he claims
are misrepresented. Such, for example, the
statement in public audience that he (Mr.
Bishop was the man who detected Katy
Kings tricks i'll Philadelphia, when the facts
are Times reporter of that city was the
man. Also the manner of tying the medi-
ums, which he claims to expose, is largely
misrepresented. have tied mediums in any
manner l choose, and still with the
same results. Bishop will not allow
the committee to do this. Admitting that
the expose is correct as far as he goes, he
utterly fails to fill the bill as he announces
in his circular. Many things he announces
piano, and many other things which are
done by genuine mediums, but Bishop can
! not give a genuine expose.
His slate writing is a humbug. Slade
was restored to his normal position before
the public in England, the courts finding nc
cause for action. Scientific experts also
failed to find fraud in the slate writing OF
Mr. Slade. Col. 4. Ingersoll, sharp lawyer
and infidel, could detect 40 trick in SHADES
phenomenon. Bishop dare not even
attempt to produce slate writing
! under the same conditions which
this man Slade does He Bishop may de-
wise an evenings entertainment of consid
cradle interest, bnt nothing even equal to {
Signor Blitz and others of the sleight-of
hand profession. Let any one proceed will
Bishop as ingersol did with Slade. Bring il
two rev states and pencil, put them together
| pencil between, hold the states under thu
table, and all Mr.. Siade did was to place
! his hand on top of the table over the States
beneath. (the medium never at any tiln'
touched the slate) and long communica
ton was written to Mr. Ingersol. Now lie
Mr.. Bishop thus proceed and show that b
is a man. and people will take stock in hin
and not denounce him humbug, as he just
is SO considered now. VERITAs.
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impious wretches in the habit of going to
Minnetonka late Saturday night and return
ing every Monday morning with the attenu-
ated statement that they did not make their
catch on the Sabbath. Pious Mr.. Ryan has
his eye on those gentlemen-so, look leetle
Onat,
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Day & Gilmore, dealers in grain, -four, feed, baled
hay and stra have removed from 800 to 903 WASH
ington avenue south, where they will be pleased 10
serve their old customers and many new ones
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Sundays excepted. tSaturdays excepted. tMop
days excepted
lMinnedpOiis fGii,Ond Iihir I0bn
Minneapolis 81 st. Louis Railway---Stors
Line Iowa Route via Burlington.
Running through express trains With Pullman
palace seepers to ST. Louis without chang ~
miles shorter than any other route.
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Send Two Democrats to Congress

The GLOBE proposes to do its share to accomplish
that result Two Republican district conventions
are to be held July 10TH and two Democratic and the
third Republican follow the month. The
DAILY GLOBE will be sent by mail, post paid, to
any address, from
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Benero1ent societu Election.

The semi-annual election of officers of the
Immaculate Conception Benevolent society
took place at their meeting held on last
Thursday evening. The following are the
officers:
President-C. B. G. Doherty
Vice President. S. Gavigan.
Rec Sec.-J. L. Mannix.
Fin. Sec.-Joseph Fitzsimons.
Sergeant at-Arms-- -. Gormley.
Observation-Disclosures Powers.
Board of Trustees-J. j. Donovan, John
O'Donnell, j. II. McNaliey.
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Removal,

For the coolest Beer go to Gambrinus Hail. 107 LIST
street south, where John Walters will be pleased to
see old friends.
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u.
The ladies to know they can buy the Umpire Pre-
serving Jar at No, POI Nicollet avenue, Minneapolis,
MINI.
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The Trump Nuisance.
Last night, just before dark, the chief of
police was informed that large gang of
tramps were lounging about between the
city and the Monitor pillow works. He started
out posse of police Immediately and sue
ceeded in bagging eight or ten of them, and
they were safely and comfortably lodged in
the lookup. The police are on a sharp
lookout for the advance guard of these fell
lows who have been making life night
mare for decent people down in Wisconsin.
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st. Paul g. Duluth Railroad.
Depot foot of Stbley al roet

All trains daily except Sunday.
%To and from the st. Paul 4 Duluth depot foot of
Third street only. All others st. Paul & Pacific
depot, foot of Sibay street.
st. Paul, saltwater, TaylOr's Falls. and North
Wisconsin Railroads.
Depot foot of Jackson street.
Trains leave st. Paul for Trains leave Saltwater
Lake Elmo and Still for Lake Elmo and st.
water. $40 n Paul. 49,. 40 NJ
1920 M 2:l5pm
sos pm 6:25 o IN
Leave Lake Elmo for Still Leave Lake Elmo for st.
water. :03 a III Paul. ..... $40 III
1O:G7 n m i" 2:45 r nj
:48 pm G:63 N
Ar. at Saltwater 7:25 IN Ar. at ST. Paul 800 III
1926 u m g 3:35 + IN
6:i5 IN {" T:BS y M
North Wisconsin Trains.
Leave st Paul. .6:20a IN A. at ST. Paul 7 :38 p m
Round trip tickets, from st. Paul saltwater IN
Lake Elmo and return, fifty cents.
Chicago, Milwaukee Il st. Paul Railway.
Passenger Depot foot of Jackson street. Tickle. .d
Freight Office Southeast Corner of Third and Jack
son streets. Charles Thompson, Ticket Agent 81.
Paul
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Second District.

st Charles, Mimi. May 2o 1878.
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Except Sunday Except Saturday.
Trains via the Brainerd Bi anch leave st. Pau
daily, except Sunday, making day run of tweiVe
hours to Fargo arriving at Bismarck al tue focw,,s
morning. saving nearly 80 miles in distance over the
Old route via n. p. Junction. Connection lpaGe al
bismarck with stages for Deadwood and all points IL,
the Black Hills. Also with first class boats to Fort
BeRton and all points on the Upper Missouri River
and the Yellowstone
Connects at st. Paul with trains TO all points East
and South. At Duluth with steamers to and from nj
Lake points, both American and Canadian; also with
steamers running i'll connection with Wisconsin en-
trail Railroad, at Ashland. In effect April 7, l3,s
II. e. SARGENT. General Manager
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so CENTS A MONTH.
THE DAILY GLOBE
FOR THE CAMPAIGN.

The campaign of 1878 bids fair to be as importan.
and exciting any which the country has witnessed
since 1860. 1t is conceded that the Democrats will
have control of the Senate In 1879 If the Democrats
can retain the House of Representatives, which they
now hold they will have full control of Congress.
The Republicans are making life and death strug-
gle for the House.
Minnesota can, with proper effort,
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L hhlSSs
nr- n..1-

hlVGr DlVIBlOH-
Through Chicago L. East
ern Express. .........
Through Chicago & East
ern Express.
Iowa and Minnesota Div.
Prairie du Chen, Milwau.
kee and Chicago Express
St.Lonis Il Kansas City Ea
d do
Owatonna Passenger.
ST. Paul and Minneapoli
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SOUTH d. NoRrHn u
- - ---
Lee Lily, Ar. Pay
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4 MINERS LUCK

Reported Discovery Of a California Gold
Bonanza.
do nj
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HO1hs
<,uyracn-

Corn receipts in Chicago 229,39s bushels; ship.
ments 2O9,372 bushels.
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Chicago, st. Paul and minneapolis Line
Comprising the Chicago, st. Paul Il Min
neapol1s and Chicago and Northwestern
Railways.
Depot foot of sibey street. Ticket End Fieigh.
office, northwest corner Third and jackson streets
Charles II. Petsch, Ticket Agent.
Trains Leave. Arrive
49, - 80
Through Chicago and al % a. N. = 80 a. NJ
Eastern Express. 4 TAO p. M F2:24 g
Hudson Accommodation 1904 D. m. 40 80 l.. IN.
Connections made at Camp Douglas .ol M.laaukee.
Sundays excepted. tSaturdays excepted. tMon
days excepted.
Southern Minnesota Railway, ConncciIur at
Ramsey with G. NJ. & st. Z. Trains North
and South.
At Wells with Central Railroad OF Minnesota anc
at La Crosse with c.. NJ. 4 st. P. Railway for NIL
points East.
Going West-Trans leave La Crosse .S7 M
Trains pass Ramsey. 2.42 7 NJ
Going East-Trans pass Ramsey 10 AZ ~
Arrive ut La Crosse ....... SOB 4
MinneapoliAaTme.
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I.VIE2, chicago I.UHlI.U7.
WHEAT
MILWAUKEE,
CHICAGO.
CORN.

Wheat receipts In Chicago 1850 bushels; ship
ments 3,203 bushels
Wheat receipts in Milwaukee 1900 bushels; ship
ments IT. 557.
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Foreign Money Market.
Markets in Detail.

RENTEs-l15f SOC.
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LIE. daily, AR. Daily.
E1. Suna'y E1Nonf 9
$50 a n il 90 Z 10
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Foreclosure Sale on Decree.

LAMPRHY 4 JAMES,
Plaintiffs Attorneys. june S-7w sat
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Ex.sund'y Ex .sund =
$3.50 4 In 6.35 + ~
Ex.Sund y Ea.sund ,
1885 a III Il 6:2G . n
6:3o p IN & .scr NJ
Ex.Sund'y Ex.. sun. .
2.33I p II ] &c pm
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
St. Paul Railroad Time Tables.


First Division st. Paul a. Pacific Rssi!iaasi
Main Line through trains fer Iitciiaeld NI,tn.sr
Benson, Morris, Glyndon. orooks,or. F..n,s 3
Landing and Manitoba.
Leave. ahe
st. Paul. ..... 500 p. m. Fisher gil So q. NJ
Minneapolis. $40 p. m. MiunearosIo:l1 g NJ.
Fishers Landing $3.50 m st. PAD 10: 40 nj
Willmar Accommodation.
Leave. Arrive
St. Paul .,,..-..T:l0 nj Minneapolis -. 80 p IL
Minneapolis $3.50 IN ST. Paul IS 80 ], N,
Branch Line through train for st. Cloud, Brainer,i,
and Bismarck.
Leave. Arrive.
ST. Paul 7:3o q. Minneapolis e 80 p. m
Minneapolis. -. T:30 q. IL. st. Paul CAT u. IN,
s. Paul, Minneapolis and Minnetonka trans.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-05-10
Ant Intelligence.

Prof. Leidy has noted some Interest,"
ing evidences of sagacity in the little red
ant which often infests dwellings. Hav-
ing discovered, in one Of the second
story rooms Of his dwelling, bit Of
bread swarming with these insects, he
took the hint, ard left a piece Of
sweet cake in every room OF the house.
At noon each piece was found to be COW
cred with ants, and was then picked up
with pair Of forceps, and the insects
shaken off into cup OF turpcntine.
For three successive days the process
was repeated, but on the fourth day no
ants were caught. twas supposed they
had become exterminated, but q few
were soon after discovered Teasing on
ilies, and Prof. Leidy inferred from this
circumstance that they had become sus-
picious of the sweet cake. He therefore
put pieces Of bacon in its place, and the
ants swarmed over them as before.
After using the bacon several days the
ants ceased to be caught by it. Dead
were then substituted for.
the bacon, and the insects were trapped
anew--this time with the result Of their
total determination.
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-viscountess Kingsland is one Of the
bcneiciarics Of London charity to which
Lord Beaconsiicld has lately granted
$500, from the Royal Bounty Fund. to
be applied for her benefit. She is the
widow Of . needy Irish peer, whose title
expired with him.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-05-10

There Is only one denomination in
New York City, the Friends, who ara
entirely free from debt.
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The German School Gazette state
that there are in the German empire, il
round numbers, 60. 900 primary school,,
and 100000 scholars.
MISREPRESENTATION has become strong
enough In New Zealand to have Gen
eral Assembly. The Assembly met re
Gently 81 Wellington, and agreed to es
tablish sustentation fund. The church
supports mission in the New Heb
rides.
Rev. William b. Brown, of New.
ark, \. J., who is known as the father
o. New Jersey Congregationalism, has
oeen selected as Secretary of the Ameri.
can Congregational Union, to succeed
Dr. Ray Palmer. DR.. Brown Is expect.
ca % accept the position.
Teachers sometimes obtain their
certincates by ways that are dark. In
'1anada, where a certificate is valid for
ne they do not hesitate 70 pay from $50
ana upwads for an advance set OF ex-
ANIMATION papers, and it was lately
charged that certain officers connected
win the preparation Of those papers
sometimes threw ont hints to favorite
candidates which were extremely valua-
PIE IN time Of trouble.
The Des Moincs (Iowa) State Reg
s,er says: Our town Of Stuart, at the
scnooi election last Monday, elected a
lauy az one Of the Directors. Quite a
number OF Iowa towns have done this.
1nucr the new law allowing women in
IOWA TO hold Offices. Grinnell has tried
.ne experiment, and is said 10 have found
L successful and advisable. AS women
make the best of school-teachers. tbev
ouen, 70 make good Directors also.
Vhiy seven of the present Congre-
fa'lonai ministers Of New England have
zen pastors Of the same churches for
~ years, or from March, 1928, TO March,
io.s They are: DIR. Leonard Bacon.
\. New Haven; Rev. John A. Douglas.
~ Waterford, Me-. Rev. DR.. Jacob Ide.
y west Midway, Mass. Rev. DR.. Leon
n'u Wilmington, Of Newbury, Mass;
nev- Erastus Maltby, of Taunton. Mass.
MY NY. Joseph Merriam, Of Randolph,
1nlo, and Rev. Jacob 5. Clark, OF Nor
gan, VT.
ne Journal Of Speculative TAilos-
Tnv begins the publication Of an i'm
Pot'ant work by Anna G.. Bracket. be-
laE paraphrase Of DIR. Karl Rosen-
az asr' !. redagogics as a system" UNI
,;os 'ne Title Of . The Science Of Educa-
MIN, MN, The work Of Rosenlxranz was
s p,To., ne ~ English five years ago, but
MN" Drackett, who was the author Of
N NV luli translation, finds that owing to
n, metaphysical form, il Il appreciate
~ very Few Of the teachers who most
ler u y and she has consequently I'M
'; INV Inc considerable task Of put
-, NJ J. INTO comprehensive form, with
nm using the significance OF its teach
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as,;,i inc Texas wool clip this season Is
ss''ma'ed at 100000 pounds.
t,;rAppieton, Wis, is going to own the
sses' paper-mill in the Northwest.
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George Eliot has thus far profited
s?O0, 600 BY s.Daniel Deronda."
William Cullen Bryant practices
with dumb bells before breakfast every
morning.
The National Prohibit,onist is the
name Of new temperance paper re-
Gently started in St. Louis.
Victor Hugo made more money out
OF "Les Miserables" than from any 9TH
er Of his works.
Don Piatt looks so much like the
late Charles Dickens that his picture
might be taken for that of the novelist
-Elihu Burrit thinks the PRAYER,
snow lay me down to Sleep" Is older
than the English language.
Edison, inventor OF the photograph,
contributes an historic and prophetic
paper about it to the next North Amer
ican Reriew-
Miss May Alcott, the artist, and one
Of the ''little women" was married re-
Gently, in London, to Mr.. Ernest Nieri-
ker, Of Baden.
The new Pope is a poet. A great
many Latin and Italian poems from his
pen are in existence, and they are about
10 be published.
--Yung Wing, the Chinese Commits
sioner Of Education in this country, has
translated into Chinese Professor Par
sons work on "The Law Of Contracts. =
-Longfellow is credited with saving
that if he responded to all the requests
sent him for his autograph and likeness
he would spend third Of his income in
photographs and postage stamps.
Gail Hamilton owns a house. and
runs her own. in the manufacturing vii
LACE OF Hamilton, near Salem, Mass,
where she was raised, and where she be-
gan her career as q country school
teacher.
--Rhoda Broughton lives in the beau
tiiul Valley of Choyd, Wales; she is
ssaoout" 80, spiritual in expression.
with light, quick, impatient manner,
and good figure. She is of about the
average height.
Miss Frances +. willard, the well \
known temperance lecturer, and Mrs.
Mary b. Willard, widow Of the late
Oliver A. Willard, editor Of the Chicago
Pos, have assumed control Of the paper
as editor and publisher respectively.
The public may expect that a pure and
upright paper, independent in politics
and an advocate Of all that is good, will
be published by them.
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Ouut ana Ends
There are blossoms and blossoms.
Those of the nose are no sure sign 81
spring. Buffalo Express. No, they
usually Indicate an early fall.-Bui-
ictin.
X beg your pardon. SIR" he said
And came the answer blunt,
a. freely ~ the beg 4 bug
80 freely Is II grunt.r
Yonkcrs Gazette.
While the blackbird shooting was
going on at the San Antonio, Texas, fair.
the other day, a lady deprecated very
much the cruelty Of shooting the birds
on the wing. Said she: ssWhy don't
they shoot the little birds on the ground.
SO they won't fall and hurt themselves PSI
A lady with a fatal squint came
once 70 fashionable artist for por-
trait. lie looked at her and she looked
at him, and both were embarrassed. He
spoke first. Would your lady ship per-
init me, he said, s'to take the portrait
in profileP There is certain shyness
about one Of your ladyship's eyes which
j. as difficult in art as it is fascinating in
nature.s'
soon the blue birds win be twitrering
Upon the budding tree;
Soon the small boy will be foolinv
With the festive humble bee
soon the cowslip and the daisy
Mid the clover viii appear:
soon the moonlight screnader
VIII be walking on his ear
soon the maiden and her lover
Will rub noses DER the gate
And tor tlfcs the lodgcr skirmish
IN the hash upon his plate.
-dndreirs' Bd.0r.
) AS an Ant, which had made ninety
and nine vain Attempts to convey Kcr-
mel Of Wheat 10 its Granarv. was de-
ploring the Lack Of Terminal Facilities. 1
and thinking seriously Of Embarkinc its
Capital In a more remuncrative Enter
prise, its attention was attracted bv an
insurance Agent, who secured n 100000
Application on the Tontine Plan from 4
Man whs had previously Kicked him
Town stairs, erected Heads upon him.
ievoted him TO the Internal Gods, said
Lie Insurance was fraud, denounced
ne Company q bogus Concern and de-
,lared that he was already insured.
struck BY this example OF Persistence.
he Ant spat upon his Antennr. nut his
=
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There are blossoms and blossoms
Those Of the nose are no sure sign Of
spring. -Bu6aio Express. No, they
usually Indicate an early fall.-Bui-
Icfin
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sFAfLuREs.

". Louis, Jan. 22.-J. j. Jones, . wealthy
farmer and stock raiser of western Missouri
failed and made On Assignment. Indebted
ness $50, 900. asset. less than one third of
the amount.
Piatt Habbel d Co. tho largest mercan-
tile firm 10 Monticello. ILL.,, failed. Liabi.
titles 388, 900; assets not knowp.
Philadelphia, Jan. 22.-H. schenck &
Son, patent medicine manufacturers, sus-
pended, owing to the suspension of John F.
Herry, Curran & Co., New York.
GAVE HIM UP.
The Mexican authorities ct Rcidras Ne.
gtas. haye delivered Coo Dona. murderer, 10
the American officers on this side of the
Rio Grande. much to the disgust of tho
Mexicans who threaten to rescue him.
{ F-'1s:at ~ fEMPERANcE PRINCIPLES.
st. Louis, Jansas The ksotuk North.
ern Packet company have abolished the
bars from their steamers between here and
st. Paul, and will run their boats in the fu
ture on strictly temperance principles. The
profits from this source heretofore have
been about $4,000 per season.
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DRIVEN INTO RHoDorE.
POLITICAL.
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.

NEW HONh LESiSLATUHE.
Albany, Jan. 23--In the senate to-day,
when the resolution dcnouncing the Bland
silver bill VAS called up, Senator Sessions
offered an amendment reciting that the
good faith Of the nation is pledged to the
redemption Of coin obligations of the gov
eminent 10 gold and silver, with unlimited
legal tender clune restored, to be made in
full, equivalent of gold; that any violation
of public faith would be injurious to the
public credit. and hurtful to the good name
of our country; that any debasement OF
currency nnsettles business, disorganizes in.
dustry, and Injuries labor, and that there.
fore the enactment Of any law by congress
calculated to prevent the resumption or
a gold and silver basis, within the TINT
fixed by law, would be a great public ca
Trinity. After discussion of the subject
it was laid on the table.