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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-01-31
Something Rotten.
t. Paul Letter in Alexandria News, |

Tous z11cAdI1UIId NEWS.
The State prison management has received
considerable ventilation at the hands Of the
Pioneer Press and the GLOBE. 1t seems now,
however, that the Press is willing to take it ali
back. That something is rotten in the State
prison management seems certain. So long as
the prison Is run under the present contract
the State will probably never receive cent and
will be asked to make appropriations for the
benefit Of Seymour, Sabin 4 Co.
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BELLE RIVER, Jan. -, 1879.
Ne,o Ple,s of Paying off Railroad Employees.
lShakopee Argusl


The st. Paul & Sioux City Railroad Com
pany have adopted a new mode Of making pay
to its employees. Heretofore the company
have sent its pay car with the pay rolls and
paymaster with funds the line of its
road every month to ipay off the employees of
the preceding month. Payments were thus
made from three to four weeks after the en-
ployes had earned the months wages. Hence
they were often obliged to sell their months
time or give orders on the company before the
pay came. Hereafter the company will
have its pay rolls ready by the tenth of
every month for the wages of the preceding
month. and send check for the amount due
to the station agent where the employe resides.
to be given to the employe. This check can
be paid by the station agent if he has funds, is
receivable in payment for freight or may be
negotiated as any bank check, or can be sent to
the company's Office banker for payment.
But hereafter no employe will be permitted
to draw orders on the company or sell his time,
on pain of dismissal.
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City Treasul.er's Sale.

Notice is hereby given that under and by vir-
tue of judgment entered on the 18th day of
November, 1878, in the District Court, second
judicial district, Ramsey county, State of Mime
sofa against the hereinafter described real estate
situate, lying and being in said city and county.
on an assessment warrant for
SIDEWALKS CONSTRUCTED IN FRONT OF
THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED PROPERTY
UNDER CONTRACT OF HENRY JENSEN,
DATED APRIL IL, 1878,
In said city of st. Paul, the undersigned will,
on Saturday, the 18th day of February, 1879,
at III clock in the forenoon. at the front door
OF the City Treasurer's office in the city Of st.
PAUL. county of Ramsey, offer for sale at pub
lie auction as provided by law, to the best bid
der for cash, the following described real estate
to-Wit.
H., s.S.
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Ronzo de Leo, the alleged companion in
Africa of Livingstone, who committed sui
eide at Waseca short time ago, had wife
and children at Marengo, Iowa. Leo willed
q $3, 900 piece of jewelry to Mankato girl.
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Home Guard Joe Rc6.ked Home Guard
Dave.
TMinneanolia Tr;hnno

I12Htkt1o0PO1Ib ITlDuUe.
The st. Paul GLOBE descants unon +ha -,
propriety of any comments by the Pioneer
1fess upon the arrearages bill, for the reason
s snat W m9 was stay-at-home during the
war. The bloody exploits of General Hall un.
on every field of the late war, rightly entitle.
him to q monopoly of the discussion Of ali
topics relating to soldiers and their back nav
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Assessment for the So.Called Rice
Street Sewer.
OFFICE BOARD OF PUBLIC Works,
CITY OF ST. PAUL, MIMI, Jan. %, 1870.

The Board of Public Works, in and for the
corporation of the city of st. Paul, Mimi, will
9TH day of February, 1879, to make an as
sessment OF benefits, costs and expenses arising
from the construction of sewer ON Tenth,
nee and Rondo streets, from Fort street to q
point on Rondo street abont 200 feet west eff
Hlce street. in said city, on the property on the
hne OF said sewer, and benefited thereby
amounting in the aggregate to s3.3S4.OO.
All persons interested are hereby notified to
De present at said time and place of making
said assessment, and will be heard.
,O1nclal: Ell. NJ. RICE, President.
Il. Il. GoRMAN,
Clerk of the Board of Public Works.
1917
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FARMS IN MINNESOTA.
What 1T Costs to Enqage i,t the Bushes
and the Profits afforded.

\" ~ SVOto W AIstvUut w Lue bNSG5tcSS1
and the Profits afforded.
The Catholic Colonization society of Min
nesota, under direction of Bishop Ireland, is
doing splendid work both for the State and
for the people which it attracts from the over
crowded cities to the country. One of the
most energetic immigration agents ever put in
the field is Dillon O'Brien, Esq, who acts for
this association, and pamphlet issued under
his supervision is most admirable document
for circulation. This pamphlet contains some
valuable information showinga poor man how
he can make progress. After having secured
his homestead, the following is the programme
mapped out:
IN THE SPRING. :
He puts up o very cheap house; by and by,
he will have better one-but, in the mean
time, he can make this one comfortable, warm
and clean-much better than a cheap lodging
in city.
We will give the dimensions Of the house as
16xl8 feet, to be built of single boards; these
to be sodded on the outside to any depth the
owner may wish In this way, he can have a
house far warmer than a poorly put up frame
house at the following cost:
LOW !eeC VI luMper. %Zo w
q WluuoWS, 4 OOOFS. D 5L
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WHAT IT WILL COST HIM TO LIVE

He has besides: vegetables and corn sufficient,
that he raised on his breaking, and two hogs
that ne raised and fattened on the corn, and
for which we should have charged him two or
three dollars. In the fall his hogs weigh 200
lbs. each, and he can sell them or eat them; we
recommend the latter course.
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Bdgi12e Dc Glersn's Add.

Rattso1's addition.
George Baxter .......... 5 25 AZ n
StSns0n, Br0Wn d Ramseys Add.
Charlotte B Surget OF Fort
street. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 20 az
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CITY NOTICE.
OFFICE OF THE CRY TREASURER !
ST.. PAUL, MINNESOTA, Jan. so, 1879.
City Treasurers' Sale.

Notice is hereby given, that under and by
virtue OF Judgment entered on the 22d day Of
January, 1879, in the District Court, second
judicial district. Ramsey county, State of Min
nesota, against the hereinafter described real
estate, situate. lying and being in said city and
county. on an assessment warrant for
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-01-31

Then he goes to work and breaks up, we will
say, fifty acres Of land. He has to live sixteen
months before his principal crop comes in, but
he can have his potatoes and corn, planted on
tbs sod, within few months, to help him out
in his living; that is, when he breaks his land
the first year, he will plant portion of it
under corn, potatoes, and other vegetables,
sufficient for his own use, and for feed for his
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Lyman Daytou's addition.

All in the city of st. Paul, Ramsey county.
Minnesota.
F. A. REM,
1919 City Treasurer
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GRADING AND BRIDGING EAST JOHN
STREET, FROM OWATONNA ROAD TO
GREENWOOD AVENUE.

In said city Of St. Paul, the undersigned will,
on Saturday, February 18th, 1879, at 10 o'clock
in the forenoon, at the front door of the City
Treasurer's Office, in the city of St. Paul,
county of Ramsey, offer for sale at public auc-
ton, as provided by law, to the best bidder for
cash, the following described real estate,
te-wit:
IFpot O. Pu,,7 D,,o.o,.,
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CITY NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE CRY TREASURER,
ST.. PAUL, MIMI, Jan. %, 1879.
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Ao'otl. '.'.'. ......'... .'.........$ 4U9 10
This sum he will absolutely require to have
when he arrives the land. TO this, in his
calculations, he must add his expenses coming
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1919
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-19
Tile Gate city Guards IN Boston.

BOSTON. Oct. 1s.-Among those who attended
night were Gov. Talbot and STAFF. Col. +. M.
Palsffer. Mayor Prince. Gen. H. Under bill,
U. y. A., and other prominent gentlemen, The
occasion Was one Of great magnificencs, Capt
Thomas, OF the Boston Light Infantry. made
the Welc9nae address. which was responded to
by Capt. Burke. Of he Atlanta compisny Sew
eral other speeches were made. The Gate City
Guards were presented with fine medal as q
token OF friendship by the Boston Light In
fantry.
The Gate City Guards went to Lawrence this
forenoon. and were there escorted about the
city and shown through the mills and given a
sented with a handsome souvenir In the shape
Of horseshoe, with the word Luck" engraved
thereon They left Lawrence this afternoon.
and passing through Boston IN horse-cars left
for New York, via Fall River
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AFtaIiANlSTAN. 4

StMLA, Oct. 1q.-ln consequences of the
threatening attitude of The tribes In k,lrrtlm
valley renforee1nents have been seut to the
ShutarEarden aarIison. Gen. Cough has
reached Fnttehabad
The following details have been received OF
the attack On the camp Mt Ali khey by tho
Afghans On tho fourteenth instant: -Four
thousand Afghans made a desperate attack
upon the British camp. but were repulsod at
the point Of the bayonet. leaving on tho field
forty killed and 900 wounded and two stand
alds The British pursued them two miles,
The British loss was two killed and fourteen
wounded. The latest intelligence is to the
retrtHtInR
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again No money FOR marahaa iii elnainna haa
heen voted. and good men heretofore hisuuHlIi-
/ fln1 from narving OH nriaa ara now qualified hr
4 the removal uf the irNDand Onth. The rights
u free, ELECTIONS eng fat t,ial are not lew
eneaa 10 ia Ind II restora ham -
| Congress has gone farther We need the
| Federal assistance to build cur waste places.
slet. We have here eatahltahad q mnt Con
eteaa has appropriated eRn.nan for our harhor.
s2ts, 900 i?t Rel river. ana commlaa lon to sur
vpy he Mississippi. 80 M to formulate pan
river i Y baYnts. At the u present Europe @ a enands
the Ifaat. and Il needs only 10 deepen the NILS.
saaippi mud golden stream nf prosperity will
low before our. doors. carrying prosperity 10
all on tile rfyer'H banks.
HpeaktnR nf the election Iii Ohio ha enid
thare was no reason why anybody should be
diaapnoinMted IT At TIE result, aH Ohio was IT,
the State was lost by what ia known as the
OHIO idea. or soft money question.
Hon. Y. AZ; hosler now read the following
anllld enthusiastic nheernR:
Reanlrfi Dr the Democratic CONSERVATIVES
eltiz.ns of New ofleanR. ~ mass meeting as
!. That The proeeedinas and action Of The late
Demoeratie-0 -0onaervatlve State convention,
1 a ana hat T. Sa WIZ n" ,ap anqa aa
faction Tho harmony which prevailed nt that
convention. and the nnanlm,,y with which ita
the nominations. and adopted its platform of
prineinea and measures.
= That we approve " the PRINCIPLES enun-
eintnd ard 81 the measures recommended Ill
the Platform ~ resolutions Rinnts1 by that
convention.
. That we cordially fatifY tie nominations Ut
the Hong Lnuip A. WltE. Sam MeHnnrY, Alleu
1ntnel, J p Egeh. Wn, attons. aud T. II Fay
In the rnaneatvn positions of Governor. Lia,i-
tenant Governor Auditor. Attorney General,
HRntataty " state, mud Superintendent If Tub
~ Education. and that wa will give them our
henrty annnp1t With the full opnfldeneA that
with the means hnl Under tle new constitution
nhi Wit the aHsiatRnannf tha legislative branch
" hn simultaneously elected. they Will nelabllsh
nn nrnfutnt5al and atahaa State government u
E"vhrnmsnt nf law and order III The fullest
sense nf ihatarm
!. Thnt tlie unopln nf Louisiana owe " tlah cf
HtAtituda - Francis T. Ni,,hulla fnf Tho nhn
dlalslarra ana tnr thn generous
Eafstnes thhaafett hr him tn the rEtnhli hlnaht
~ nllr state government and during tile course
Atatr
I'hA resolutions were adopted unanimnuely
Whaleunnb the meeting adjourned amid er
thuatastsn cliaera tor Wl'5, NInEuary and lie
State W.. at.
Altogether The meatiuE waa Eotinua siInir
genuine manifn ta'inn of the unptilnr aentl-
nant w New urloana III raynr If tlln ilumnras
~ the Bntpn Rouge Convention.
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GRAND RATIFICATION.
A Vast Assemblage In Lafayette
Square Inst Night.
Col, IA. H. May. and Henorables T. a.
WiltR. 4. ID. Mc1snery. Alfred
Roman and Randall T.
Gibson Make Tell
inG Speeches.

Despite the clustering of the keen. cold wind
whIah prevailed last evening. the apnroaehin M
darkness and the threat nf n atill more unnleaa-
mt change III weather. there wn4 Il wat neaem-
hiaae ef people tn Lafayette RaMare. In The
nuiRhborhnaH of four Thousand. gathered to-
Rathef for The purpose of rHsifylng the nnmina-
tionH made hy the Democratic Conservative
convention vi Baton Ranae The assembly rep
resented every shade III sacial lifa aud on The
platform we're aofne VI cur meat distinguished
citizens. who had met far the nureoae of giving
solemn and overt Runrosal nf tha aalertIons
mniA hy the baton RunEe convention Loom
inE cannon and hla7tnk nkT rnekets announced
thu meeting and impaired eciat to the scene
while fine hrasH hanh diRcoursed popular aira
and increased the interest Of the anlatnniy
The booming of eHnoon and themnalc having
naased Hon. Alhert Fonrhiea enlnd tho meet
Inn ta order and announced anl.A III. May aa
president. the nRma III thla popular citizen and
merchant hainR received with Ind aaolama-
tions uf approval. Gel May having assumed
the chair. ordered the following lHt Of otIloefa
uf tha meeting ta na read,
sGFstfYn
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DETROIT. Oct. 1s--The coroner's Jury rendered
o verdict cepsuring the .yard muster, swftehmnn
ness IN the matter OF the late railroad accident
nt Jackson. and also recommended change in
inc switch arrhnRements.
DIED OF hts wouNps
MADISON. Oct. 1e- VIM. Howard ex-eity
treasurer. who was shot In mn nlterention with
Major himpson. editor Of the Star. on Thurs
on bail has been re- arrested, also John L Me-
Chesney. local editor Of tho Star. whois impli-
cuted Ia tho Affair."
/ THE HANCOCK COUNTY (aA OUTLAWS
AUGUSTA, Oct. 1s.A special TO ttis Ylu.ouiele
from sparta sates that accounts ol ths deeds pf
o1tlnWs In the eaatern portion of Baldwin
reveals d bad state of affairs. 4 here are about
sonal., not political. The outlaws have com
burned the gin and cotton houses and fodder
stacks Of DR.. Robeaon for the purpose Of draw
Ing hin put Of his house n order to shoot him.
the grand Jury OF Baldwin county. They
burned q the tnnnery, and farms OF Lake Robin-
Hancock county os' The gang aad have ass
taken refuge In the swamps of Oeonee and
have he
determined to bring the perpetrators 10 justice,
me IN people Of Hancock county. are armed and
indignant at the outraRes. and express d de-
termination not only to protect white and
black from further outraRes but to infIict sum-
pn.ti mary justicse, on the Perpetrators, Judge
1esty OF the law throughout his circuit
THE JUDGES CHARGES In THE BLAIR ARMSTRONG
MURDER TRIAL.
NEWARK, N. J., Oct. 18.-The case Of Blair, who
has been on trial for several weeks. charged
with tho murder Of his coachman Armstrong.
at Montclnir last year. was committed to the
Jury this morning. In his charge Judge Depue
reviewed tue clrcunstances and discussed the
question whether the accused Was crimtnalIY
Iespo,ns,ihbes p for the killing Of Armstrong. and
hold that when Armstrong was discharged ii
WIs hi5 anty " e leave within reasonable time,
things he said that Br armed dhfGng hfmsge ptnef net
70 engage ID T. an aifray or provoke quarrel.
he was not in fault. The jury was bound III in
consider the circumstances and give accused
me q benefit OF nis previous good character. and
. burden q proof rests with the prosecution and
should tnere be any doubt of his guilt, the
prisoner is entitled TO an acauittal.
;, 10 .. m.-The Jury In the Bair case will proba-
Y LeDue has sent word that no verdict would Be
received after this bour. The jury has been
pa1 pa6 eleven e hours and half A large andienee
mas been awtfting tao result patiently since the
retiring Of the Jury.
FALL OF A BRIDGE.
COLUMBUS. Ohio. Oct 18.-Last evening the
new bridge over Big Walnut creek for the SAM
~ Greek Valley Railroad, about ten miles from
forty feet. Eight Workmen were on the bridge
at the time. and their escape is miraculous
SHOE MANuFAcToRY BURNED.
BRocKToN, Mass. Oct. 18.--The shoe manufae~
tory Of d. FL. Rickard & Co. was destroyed b.
fire this morning. Loss. $4,000.
ANOTHER ACCIDENTAL PISTOL HOMICIDE.
BRooKLYN, Oct. IA three.Year. old dauet-
accidental discharge Of revolver which Par
Sons was cleaning.
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TURKEY

CoNsTANTINorLE, Oct. 1s.-The Turkish
ministry has resigned and the following new
cabinet has been formed: Said Pasha, Grand
Vizer; Sawas Pashn, Minieter of Foreign Az
fairs; Mahmoud Naalm pasha, Minister OF
the Interior; Cadri | lsha. Minister OF Com
merce; NariH Pasha President OF the Coun-
ell, Edid Pasha, Minister OF Finance; Dew
det Pasha, Minister OF Justice, and Soudht
Vnkonfs Safvet Pasha. Director General of
Reforms and Chief of Inspectors, with the
right Of communicating directly with the
Sultan.
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RUSSIA.

LONDON, Oct 1S.-A dispatch to the !Stand-
ard from Vienna. says: Four rowing bands OF
armed Russian Nihilists, aggregating eighty
persons. have been captured in the wooded
district near kieff, after sharp resistance.
LONDON, Oct. 1s.-A correspondent OF the
Daily Nears, at st. Petersburg. says he learns
from an absolutely Trustworthy source that
England has Informed Russia that British
Influence must dominate In Afghanistans
foreign relations
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SPAIN.

MADRID, Oct. 18.-The commission on slav-
cry in Cuba have drawn up their report. Sew
eral Of the members advocate confirmation Of
the Maret law, which embodies the planters
view, involving ten years of servitude for the
freed negroes; others demand the immediate
abolition OF slavery. The Ministerialists
assert that Premier Compos favors the latter
course
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The North egorgia Fa,r

ATLANTA. Oct 18.- The North Georgia fair
and races will commence here Monday, October
20. and continue one week. Entries are unpre-
ced3nted. The railroads all run special trains
at greatly reduced rates. The Mystic Owls will
appear on Wednesday.
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Marine News.

NEW YORK. Oct. 1s.--Arrived: City Of Rich
Rsvenhil and Hungarian. Arrived u out: n. An.
glia, FREDERICK and Warrior from Nev Orleans.
Adriatic. Costello and Madrid. HomeWard:
Genetof for New Orleans
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BELGIUM.

Bnusarhs, Oct. IT,. The Gaeefte de Liege
and Rien Public deny that the belgian bshui,s
have ISSUED further Instructions to tho clergy,
as reported by the Journal de Lfeue deprlvs
Ing communal school teachers OF the aaura-
inei1ta
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FOREIGN FLASHES.

LONDON, Oct. ts, $50 p. m.--The Imperial
Bank NJ Russia has raised It's rats of discount
from to 9 per cent.
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ITALY

LONDON, Oct, 1s.-~The Pope ls about tn dis
patch special Instructions TO the Catholic
bishop OF Belgium In favor OF ooncilation
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MONTENEGRO.

CETINJE, Oct. 18.-The Prince of Montene-
gro, with numerous suite and guard has
started for the districts OF Gassinie and PLAYA
TO reeonnoItre the military positions and
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AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, Oct. 1s.-Severe snow storms yes
terday extended throughout Galicia and the
Alpine regions.
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GERM

LONDON, Oct. IA The Cologne Hasefte be-
lieves that the treaty between Germany and
Auatria received the sanction Of the Emperor
William last week.
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SPORTING NOTES.
The Race at Landown Park-Fire King the
Winner.

LONDON, Oct. 17.-The event In the sport
ing world to-day was the contest ut Landown
Park for the great Sapling plate, which was
won easily by Mr.. M. Dawson's colt Fire
King, by q length and half. Mr.. II. NJ.
Shndiford's G. t. Mirth second, and Combat
third. The betting was ten to three against
Fire King. and six to four against Mirth.
Fifteen horses ran.
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sseretary-U. M. Tennssnn.
Assistan; Seeretaries-pa Waterman. Al
Emare. j. Meiehardt. i
/ Committee On Rasolutions-E IL. Booth. ]. /
oEier, !. N. Marks.
d. After reading the list Of vice presidents /
Lay rose and said that the meeting was assa
Z hlea Tor the purpose OF ratifsing the nomf
IONS made ut the convention held at Ba
Rouge. The names. he claimed. we're un
teptonahls. representing sons of L@uisia
men sn whom the people could eonflde. Il
who were entnen.ly " abilities. The two n
hsfore the Baton Rouse convention for Gov
nor were men ia whom the people had a nj
anhounied confidence. but the choice fell IN
Hon. L. A. Wilt. The speaker said he could
no more than quote from the speech of Ga
4 Ogden ait Baton Rouge. which he did by res
4 inx the whole address. The speaker did
consider that any hatter advice was needed. Il
me- urged the people to close ~ their ranks
fhe light tn December. In the vocabulary
10Y. MissE there was no such Ward as fall. 4
anasar s tha leadership of dey iiz the .
silsred thar no man would be 80 capable ct !
mialsf fering the government under the q
constitution rs the man who pr sided o.
fnas hody. He has been weighed In the balaI
End found not wanting. The State was n
r3EinE from the ashes In which Ii smoIder
and Ii only needed capable officer. like G
MiltMtn administer IL. Savernmental atfai
Let most@then Be that we will follow WI
Hon. e. 4. WfIta was the first speaker int
3dnced by the president This. he said. was |
Ss arst time that he had spoken IN his natl
4 sN. but on no other occasion had he felt
a esed. You have beer assembled he cont
not only to ratifF the ticket nominated
Ton Rouge. but to ascertain also from
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GOOD SHOOTING.

WASHINGTON Oct 1s-At the shooting match
to-day by the Oolnm oi.t RitiA Club 7. j. Laurit-
zen scored rs out OF Il possible rs at 300 yards,
= ct 900 yards and 70 mt 1000 yards. Charles Fl.
made rs ut the 1000 wards. Dol. j. o. F. Burnside
q g.Orod 2o5 and A. " Garfield 2D3
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make preparations for The entry Of Montene-
gran troops.
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MR. souLE pEc1INEs To pAY nAnIAN.

BOSTON. Oct. 18-nIr. soule has addressed a
letter to Courtney and Hanlnn stating that the
money offered by hia company wns or the win
ner OF II tlve~mfle race and for that reason he
declined TO award 1t to Hanlun. us he did not by
competitive test prove hissupertority. The Of
fer ia renaweI