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For Young Ladies-City.

NevYork City, 1G7 Madison ave. Mile LEM:
~ French and English School Young Ladies and Little
Girls VIII reopen SEPTEMBER IL Circulars sent Oh appeaon
New-York tribune., 1878-12-19
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Rev. Dr. TYNG,sr,
Bishop NICHOLSON, PHILADELPHIA.
Dr. GOODWIN. Congregational. Chicago
Dr BRooKES, Presbyterian, st. Louis. Mo,
Dr. CRAVEN. Presbyterian, Newark,
Dr. COOPER. DR.. WEST, Dr. DUFFIELD.
Rev. RUFUS CLARK, Albany, &C. &c.
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AT IN TO BOSTON SlS !! 9, ,v,r,.rr

01 S0 TO BOSTON
~ l.s)U VIA THE OLD RELIABLE
STONINGTON LINE,
CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS LAST
NOT A TRIP MISSED IN SEVEN CONsECUTlVE
YEARS. o.. .,,r.
The elegant steamers sTONINGTON and MARIA.
GANSkTT Pier SO North River V0ot OF Jayst NGov
Special first limited tickets good only on 2i0 an train
from Stopington sod via line from NewYork 70 Boston
for 81 90. , 49,. om... s,a,.roo,,s
scnreS AZ Offices Westcott Express Company and Of N
6 and s97 Broadway ana Metropolitan and Film A'snus
ho'' PROVIDENCE LINE, FOR FREIGHT ONLY;
steamers ELECTRA and GAlATEA leave Pier 70 Nortnj
River foot Of Wsrrenst) daily Except sundays" 4" - ~
tsSS S;a% as ~ .sx .'l'Bs,s. a;ss:o as;ss:o0ox rr.tA
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Gieamboats ano RAILROADS..

NEW LINE TO BOSTON.
Via Alyns Point from Norwich Pier 10 North River.
Steamers "CITY OF NEW.YoRk" and "CIrY OF BoS.
TON" at 4i3D D. N. daily Sundays included
FARE ONE DOLLAR every day In the week.
Positively tickets good only day Of sale and on trans
connecting with Ayns Point Good supper for so
cents. Tickets for sale az Pier 40,
NORWICH LINE
Boston. Worcester Portland and all points North and
East via
"CITY OF LAWRENCE" " and FALMOUTH"
from Pier 40 NOrt River u mdaly Sunday
Tickets and sateroOms may be obtained al the once VI
Company No. AIT Broadway, corner OF CanasL frey
taken for all points at lowest rates. For further iorA
inquire Pier 40 North Rlvor
New-York tribune., 1878-12-19
NEW. .YORK and LONG BRANCIDIYISION.
NEW-YORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
BOUND BROOK ROUTE

FOX IlSi-S ION AN ID PHliA DEIsPlIA
EMPRESS TRAIN TIME TWO HOURS. ,
Leave New ork foot Of Libetvs. Tor reuiOn and Ph
utilhla ~ 6oO y. y. lljO a. H. 1880, 4, $50 IL p M
Lave Philadelphia from station North PcDnsylvana RAT
TOAD hTd and tksst at 645 (way) 7i5 $3.50 ll:3oa r
l:l5 $50 $50, /. y. m.
Lyc Trenton NCwYOTk at l:20 except Monday BAD
Sl3, 1920 a. M, l2:l5 2:2O 4l2. 6:l0 D. . 90 - d,
Pullman awing room are attached 10 the 5OOa h
trains nom NcwN NOrk 10 the 7i5 a. ~, l:40 p Dp
tIainS from Philadelphia.
SUNDAY TRIAL SS-Ieave New.YUTk and Philadelphia at
On m 5:3O ~ D. IN. Leave NewYoT< for Trenton az m,
$50 ~ Leave Trenton at l:2O, $50 a. w., $40 D. IN.
Connection is made Jersey ity station By ferry TO and
from BROOKLYN and Erie Depot Jersey city, , %,
Tickets for foot OF Lbertyst, NOS 929 ana S4f
Broadway, at The prnCpa hotels al offices on me 9 ial-
IN New FORK and BrOOElyn. and at No CouftSL BrOOk'
bn. Baggage checked IRON residence 70 destination -
H. T.. BALDWIN, Gen. Pass. Agent
FALL RIVER LINE for Boston and the East.
steamers bHI'TOL ana PROVIDENCE leave New. OrS
"a suudys excepted from Pier No. 2S North RIVER loo'
II " ITny -St., ~ 40 y. 10.
Leave BrookIvn wa Annex" boats at p. m.
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For Both Sexes--Citv.

nR. HUSEN'S COLLEGE of LANG GUAGES,
~ as ast 2Otlst near Broadway all languages pr2cu.
cay taught BY native teachers In classes for ades ana gen
New-York tribune., 1878-12-19
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
] Ferry station IN % %New;York loot q Ll6clty-st

~ Ferry STATION IN Newly Ofk, fOOt OF LlOeftysL
Ferry Station I'm Brookly, foot Of FutOnst.
Commencing Nov 25 S7STrsins leave NewYork foot OF
Liberty st, follows;
o;oO a. m-For Pennington Easton Belvidere Maucn
Shuhk, lainaqua, Wikesbarre, Emra. &c. Connects al
Junction with ID. L. w. II. Il.
SiS m-For High Bridge Branch schooloys Mountain
BndPs Lake aud Lake HOpacOng EastOn. usrrisbuTRn
WilliamspOrt, Sc
1880 m. and 43o m.-For somervlo and Pennington.
j tn.-FOr Pennington, Easton. Mauch chunk Tamaqua
NnEesbaIIe, Scranton TunkhannOc Tanaqua HazeltOn.
Reading, POttsvllc HarTsburgh, &c
4 j. m.-FOr High Bridge Branch SchoOley's Mountain.
Bunds Lake and Lake lLOpacOng EastOn Bevidere and
MaHch Chunk Connects al Junction with d. L. aud w K
1;30 T. nl lytor EastOn Allentown and Harrisburgh
$40 y. n.-EOr Eas'on.
For trains to loca points time tables at stations
81 NDAY TRAlNS-Leave at Oa. m, ~ M Tor Bouss
Brook ana intermediate points aud at $50 m Ior Easton
Reading and Harrisburg
Boats Brooklyn and Erie Annex" make connection
Of Jersey city Station to aud from Brooklyn and e Depot
jersey CITY,
NETWORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ Trains leave for Red Bank Long BraLch ocean Grove
&C., al S:lj, ll4J a. m. 4, J:l6 p. m. -
stages connect Matawan station 10 and from KEYPORT
FREEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
connections Lave foot OF LDertyst, for Freehold az
S:l1, ll:iJ a. NJ, 4, j:lj pm.
NEW-IORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
~ .... LINE.
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WHITE STAR LINE.

WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
N0TICE-The steamers OF this Line the Lane ROuta
recommended by Lieut. Maury. u NJ on both the outward
aud honey ard VOYAGES.
CELTIC CAPT Gesdell Saturday DEC. 81 Up N.
BHIlANNIC, capt Perry saturlaV Dec. 20 ooO m
REPUBLIC Capt. Irving. Thursday Jan. noon
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, PIER 81, NORTH
RIVER
uniform In size and unsurpassed in sp
pontments The Saloon, StateroOms Smoking and Bath.
rooms placed amihps whore the noise and motion are
least felt anordng degree OF comfort hitherto unattanabs
at
RATEs-saoon $50 ssO and $780, gold steerage s2s Re-
turn tickets favorable terms.
These steamers carry neither CATTLE sheep pigs
OF plans other Information apply at tho
COmpanys Ofrces No. 81 Broadway NewYork or 40 Wal
nut-st., Philadelphia H. J. CORTlS, Agent.
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Art Schools-New-York City.
MRS. LOUISA b. CULVER

viii receive pupils In painting Landscape flowers sun me-
china ard dccJraon) her studio The Bella No. 4S East
Goth 81. corner ith ave-
References: Nr H. HIN tingtOn, MI VIM Hart MI James
81. Hart, Mr.. 4. T. Bellows.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-19

IL KINDERGARTEN
IN and ELEMENTARY CLASSES OF Professor J. krau'
aud Mrs Krau Boelte West 2Sts, Teopens October l.
SEMINARY foe kindergarten teachers November l. FRO
the first pIopagstors OF the Kinder
Carton IN Anercq Kraus Beetle pupil and co worker
OF Frotbei- IA assisted by an experience OF twenty
e GrrmanN. En gland AND AmerlCa.
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MOTHER TRUTHS MELODIES

Just pubishedA curious little Chidrens Picture Book or
Rindergarten by Mrs E. p Miller with 300 pictures
Price 81. ASK see bookstore IL Is the most
novel and ingenious chidren's book OF the day
q. w CARLETON & co.'s Book Store
Madison square New.YOrk.
~ The beet teected and most otrdctipe shOu Of Holiday
crs0n nd sfun m the cftu
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limited STATES, AND. BRAZIL MAIL

limited STATE, ESD AND ,Ds BRAZIL MAIL
FOR ST THOMAS PARA PA ,lI PERNAMBV@co &c ranA; rBAnHIA;
with German steamers for PORTO RICO and SPANISH
MAIN. Inc hrstesss iron steamship CITY OF RIO de
JANIERO Captain Weir will sail
SATURDAY. Jan. at p m Freight at low rates taken
Positively relghts received after 20.
Freight paid in advance Freight received az all
times az Roberts's Dock Brooklyn. - - -
SHIPPERS DESIRING INSURANCE CAN EFFECT
SAME UNDER OUR OPEN POLICY.
For freight engagements passage having elegant az
Pier River.
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DACIFIC Mail STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Il Sailing from Pier foot Csnalst. North River
For SAN FRANCISCO via ISTHMUS OF PANAMA,
Steamship COLON Friday. Dec 20 noon.
Connecting FOL Central and South America and
Mexico, at san Francisco for Japan and China
From San Francisco ior Japan and China
Steamship CITY OF PEKtNG, sat. JAM 4, 1879, noon.
From san Francisco 10 Honolulu, New-Zealand, and
Australia - -
stsaInship CITY OF SYDNEY Monday. Dec %.
For Heleht general formation apply az Companya
Office pier foot OF Csnas North River And for passage
at COInpany's Ticket Office, No. 267 Broadway.
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MISS BALLOW'S English and French School
h for Young Ladies' and Children. No "a East 22dst, wl
renn ThnrsdaN. SoifnnihRI %.
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SCRIBNER & CO.. 743 Broadway. n. Y.
THE BEST! Johnson's CyclOpedIa.
Il HONORED ABOVE ALLIl

Europe acknowledges its superiority.
TWO MEUAl Is AND DECORA1lON OF HONOR.
"TheTe has been question TO its PmDrlck
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I IGHT GYMNASTICS.

I WTHT ~ WNASTTUS. .
IL Mrs r. Il. Plumb who successfully introduced light
Rymna. Newl Ots will m additional class or
give hours schools prvat residences Mrs PLUME
EDTIA rIOEAL AGENCY, No 6B6 Othave.
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faw Schools.

VALE Law School. Regular course, 2 years /;
Ga0uate fOr degree OF DOLL years oil term,
opens Sept. 26 Address Prof WAYLAND HewHsyen, CT
New-York tribune., 1878-12-19

E'OR NEW-HAVEN, its surroundings and
1 all stations the NewYork. Boston and Ar Line,
Derby and North Hampton Railroads directs Gamers
JOHN H. sTARIN and ERASTUS CORNING leave Pier -.
y. r. FOOT OF COurtlAdst, at p III. every mFht IN me
week except SauIday arrive In Newayrn n lne lOr al.
morning trains all railroads; best facilities Tor passengers
and freight: Sl excursion 81 80 Starins HewHaven
'P hii' JOHN IL. sTARIN. Proprietor
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
IL ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS Jan l,
lS77-leave depOts OF COurandt and DesbrOssessa
at $50 p m. Night Express daily tor Easton Bethlehem.
Attention Mauch Chunk, Wkesbarre Ptst0n, Sayro FL.
mira Ithaca Auburn Rochester Buffalo Niagara Fala and
the West. Pullman sleeping coaches attached.
R0B'r H. SAYRE, SupL and EnGr
General Eastern Office Church and COurtandtss
CHAS. II. CUMMINGS, Agent
I 0NG BRANCH and PHILADELPHIA, via
~ NewJersey Southern Railroad. Commencing october
1873 steamers will leave NewYOrk Pier North River
foot Of Rector s connecting at Sandy Hook WITH trains for
Long Branch and Phi pha. 100 a IN. 400 p, III
Aarncgal and Tuckerton 500 p m 1,.oo,n
Hmeand. Bndgton and Atlantic CITY, lh.3J ,,. w.
Red Bank and Toms River. hoo m ana asYTRPrT sIT
General Manager
NEW HAVEN. HARTFORD, &c.-Fare, 81.
~ steamers leave Pecks daily (Sundays exCepted) for
Me- gvg-IIa AT and n m iuU with hrDai
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A!arble ano 6late Mantels.

A TTENTION! Now ia the time to purchase
"A SLATE AND MARBLE MANTELs:
slate work PENRHYN SLATE CO.
80 Union square, NY. (lth ave- and l7tbst)
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n ational Line.-From (new) Pier 80 North R.

1V--------FOR LONDON IVlctOrla DOcksI.-------
FRA sc =. Dee. 2j ) D NJ GREECE. jan ], IL
---.----FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LlVERPOOL---
HEINETIA...iCc. 2l., D.. 10 SPAIN Ian 4, y. M.
CaDn $50 TO SO curTency $26 Drafts from
upward issued Companys offices, Nos 81
and 10 Broadway. +. W. ]. HURST. Manager.
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HAVANA and MEXICAN

n EW- -1URK, HAN AN UnU MENICRN
~ MAIL :. = LINE.
Steamers leave p eT No 3 North River al 3 D. m.
FOR HAVANA DIRECT and VERA CRUZ.
Calling at PrOgTessO. Campeachy and troltera
CITY OF WASHlNGTON Hayana only Thursday, Dec. 29
CITY OF MEkI SATURDAY Dec %
CITY OF EW-iORK Saturday, Jan. IL
Steamer leaves NewOreans Dec t8 and Jan 8 for Vera
via MatamOrOs Havana Tampic0 Tuxpan. connection
witc steamer for NewYOrk and above ports
+. ALEXANDRA & SONS Nos. 81 and 80 Broadway.
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Dated New.York, Dec. 9. 1873.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-19
CT. NICHOLAS,
sCRIBNER's ILLUSTRATED
MAGAZINE FOR GIRLS AND BOYS.

The best Holiday present subscription 10 ST NlCi
OLA8 II is a monthly reminder Of the giver.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-19

These frstcass steamships sail regularly at M from
Pier No. l3. North River as follows -
steamship - ....... ............ SATURDAY. Dec q
Steamship SANTIAGO DE CUBA. WEDNESDAY, Jan
Accommodations unsurpassed For freight apply
WILLIAM r. CLYDE & CO, No. Bowling green.
MCKELLER, LULING & CO, Agents in Havana
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-06
HODGSON,s RETIREMENZ.

MIR. Hodgson has resigned his position as
a member of the committee appointed BY
the st. Paul Chamber of Commerce to inyes-
tlgate the charges against the Minneapolis
Millers' Association, etc., and INDUCES in a
screed to the public alleging that he retires
because he was abused by the GLOBE.
This is a very thin excuse. The GLOBE
certainly does not think that Mr.. Hodeso,. is
proper man to serve on the committee. be-
cause he has interests which are in conflict
with the object of the investigation. His
speech at the chamber of commerce last
Monday shows that his sympathies are with
the millers rather than with the producers.
1t IS true he raises some wheat, but
ne IS also interested in elevators, and
he would at least be wayering
between his different interests. After
his comments upon Mr.. Hodges, the
chairman of the committee, they could
hardly be expected to work in unison
These facts the GLOBE plainly stated, but it
did not abuse Mr.. Hodgson. We did not
expect he would retire from the committee.
though it was eminently proper that he
should do so under the circumstances. As
he has quasi-connection with the ring which
is to be punctured, he could not make that
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-06
Internal Revenue Statistics.

The collector of internal revenue, in ac-
cordance with instructions from Commits
sioner Raum, has compiled some interesting
statistics regarding the liquor and tobacco
traffic in this district. From May to date
special tax stamps, formerly licenses, have
been issued to retail dealers in liquor, accord
ing to nationality, as follows: German,
565; Norwegians, 20; Irish, 100; Swedes, go;
French, 40; Scotch, 1; Americans, 1928; Rus
slams, z; English, 4.
Brewers: Germans, 81; English, swede
and Americans, each.
Rectifers: German, 5; Irish, 2; English
and American, each.
Wholesale liquor dealers: Germans, 20;
English, 1; Americans, 6; Irish, 8.
Dealers in malt liquors: Germans, 81;
French, Irish, and English, each; Amer
leans, 6.
Dealers in manufactured cigars and to-
bacco: Americans, 1,107; Germans, S53;
English, 4; French, s8; Irish, 1873; Swede,
1873; Scotch, 8; Russians, 9.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-06
Gave it to the Wrong Man.

The GLOBE spoke yesterday of woman
named Phillips, sick and destitute, who had
applied to Chief Weber and received passes
to her home in New York. To-day sequel
to her story is related. Subsequent to OBJ
tanning the relief, she came to the City hall
with note owed her by
some party at her former place of
residence in the State. She proposed plac-
ing it in Chief Weber's hands for collection.
Reaching the station, she met, as she sup
posed, Chief Weber, and passed the note
over to him with directions and explana-
tons. Yesterday morning SIZE called again
on the chief, to thank him, and referred to
the note. The chief was surprised, and made
her aware of her mistake. She then
came to the knowledge of her loss, and on
closer scrutiny saw the Chief was not the
man to whom she had given the note. Who
the individual is neither she nor Chief Web
or knows. Steps have been taken to have
any person who tries to collect the uote ar
rested. and explain how ), cane INTO tx, !.
possession.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-06
STAND By THE ORG AN1zArIoy.

The Democratic party in Ramsey County
has suffered great decentralization and many
partial defeats by the failure to abide by
party discipline. It will not take but one or
two more such episodes to destroy the party
in this county entirely.
The only proper course to pursue is to
make the contests in the nominating con-
vention, and who ever wins is entitled to the
full and cordial support of the party. The
coming Democratic Convention affords a good
opportunity for putting this policy into
practice. There will be an animated con-
test for some of the positions, but the win
ming man must not be stabbed as has too
often been the custom. Let the Democracy
OF Ramsey county enter upon a new era
with the coming convention and instead of
tearing down their organization strengthen
it. The men who do not win to-day, may
have nomination tomorrow, but if they
have shown a disregard of party
regulations they cannot complain if
it comes their turn to suffer
The country is on the eve of going into
Jno nauuS VI Gue Democracy. bOLn branches
of the next Congress will be Democratic and
in 1880 Democratic President will be
chosen. The men who deny party allegiance
now, and refuse to stand by the nominees,
would be the first to appeal for recognition
when the party comes into power through
out the country. The men who wish to
be the gamers when the days of pros
perity dawn must be those who
have been faithful in adversely.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-06

THE gallows appears to be the very gate
way of heaven. Among all of the criminals
executed for heinous crimes against their
fellow men within the past ten years it has
been the exception to find one who, like the
negro executed at Magnolia, Miss, on
Friday, was not prepared to die and hoped
to meet all of his friends and enemies in
heaven. When such dastardly felons find it
SO easy to find forgiveness for their hellish
crimes, is it any wonder that honest men
learn to scoff at religion that gives promise
OF eternal bliss to such men and denies it to
others whose lives have been blameless?
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-06

The Jewish people are becoming liberal.
Heretofore the most rigid of all peoples in
the enforcement of the tenets of their re-
igion, they have become infected with the
progressive spirit of the age, and one by one
their old prejudices are being swept away.
Marriages between Jews and Gentiles are
dom occasion remark. The marriage of the
daughter of DR.. Alder, of New York, during
the ten penitential days, has, however, Gre
ated profound sensation among the Israel
ties of the metropolis, and may 60 far
towards still further liberalizing the sect in
this country, if it does not cause reaction
and stiffen the prejudices of the adherents
of the strict Hebrew faith.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-06

LETTERS from the South show trait of
the negro character that is not altogether
commendable. When any of the race is at
tackled by yellow fever they are at once aban-
doned by every person of their own color, and
were it not for the attentions of the whites
they would be allowed to die and rot alone.
This is the more singular as the negroes are
among the best and most faithful nurses of
the whites who suffer from the disease. They
seem to have superstition that is over
powering in case of people of their own race
stricken with the plague.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-06

CONSIDERING the magnitude of the failure
of the City of Glasgow bank, the financial
excitement in Great Britain is insignificant.
A few failures of considerable extent have
taken place, but the losses appear to be
pretty we'll secured, and the distress oc-
casioned promises to be circumscribed. All
the depositors of the City of Glasgow bank
will be paid in full, the heaviest losses fall
ing upon the stockholders.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-06
SALTWATER NEWS.

Water in the st. Croix is still rising
rapidly.
Johnny sheehy is now the puncher-of
tickets-on the st. Paul & Duluth road.
Decline of two cents in the price of wheat.
Nos. l, 2 and are now quoted Csc, SOC and
Csc.
w. j. Stone leaves for the East tonight
to purchase a S ock of jewelry and visit his
home.
The Saltwater Mills last week received
1888 bushels of wheat and shipped 1900
barrels of flour.
The Ada B. yesterday brought down from
above 2,7O0 bushels of wheat billed Town
send & Proctor.
Emil Wiers, aged IL years, son of Mr.. E.
Wiers, fell from wagon yesterday, breaking
his arm below the elbow.
surprise party of a dozen couples of
young folks spent an enjoyable time Friday
evening, at the residence of AL. Hospes.
The Nellie Kent arrived from Alton yes
terday with $500 bushels of wheat for Du-
luth and 200 barrels of -four for Wyoming
Territory.
The levee committee have secured Isaac
Staples pile driver, and the work of driving
piles will begin to-day under the charge of
M. Collins, Esq.
The st. Paul & Duluth road we're obliged
to run freight train to White Bear Friday
and Saturday nights, to accommodate the
immense quantity of freight on hand.
Isaac Staples running horse, Governor
Neptune, has been entered for the great
stake race coming off some day this week at
Baltimore. The winning horse receives
$1,000.
The raising of the Alex. Gordon, which
partly sunk in front of the levee the other
day, was in progress yesterday. Mr.. A. Gill
lespie intends to send the boat to Prescott
and have new hull put in
Shipments on the st. Paul & Duluth road
Friday and Saturday were so cars of wheat
and Is of -four, for Duluth; 16 of lumber,
st. Paul, of rope, Minneapolis, and cars
| of miscellaneous freight for different points,
Tsco accidents at Jersey, Bean e Bro,c,ps.
On Friday Eben Leighton, in an attempt
to jump on the edging car while in motion,
missed his hold, and to preserve himself
from falling over the bank distance of 20
feet, caught hold of the rail with one hand.
The hind wheels Of the loaded car passed
over his hand, splitting the second finger
and tearing the skin and nails off the third
and fourth fingers.
Henry Costello, while changing the rotary
saws at noon. let one of them dlor, BADLY
cutting three of his fingers.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-06

"THE whole of Bosnia and Herzegovina is
subdued, and the country is in our hands, y
says telegram from Sarajevo to the Aus
trian government. 1t is to be sincerely
hoped that the success of Austrian arms will
be wisely improved, and that those who have
been conquered by superior force will have
no cause to regret the change in their ale
glance. AS brave people as they have been
deserve liberal and intelligent government.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-06

The Paducah News says that for some
time prior to the appearances of yellow
fever there we're no regularly appointed pas
tors over the churches in Hickman. In
Memphis, however, all of the churches had
pastors, and most of them ran away as soon
as the fever broke out. If you are going to
point moral and adorn tale don't hear
but one side of the story.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-06

A Roman Catholic priest in New Orleans was
refused admittance the other day to the house
of parishioner by the attendant physician, on
the ground that it would endanger the patients
life, and thereupon applied to the chief of po-
lice for assistance His request, however, was
denied, the doctors authority being very SEN
sibly regarded as paramount.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-06

1t has been ascertained by actual count that
the total average attendance at ten of the lead
ing churches of Boston is 1888, the full seat
ing capacity of the churches being 1880. The
largest attendance at fremont Temple
which, with a seating capacity of 2,OOO had for
four Sundays an average attendance of 1908.
This leaves rather beggarly account of empty
pews in the other churches.