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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-20
THE NEWS.
Sudden Death Of VIM. Mckee,
one Of the Proprietors Of
the St. Louis Globe
Democrat.
Brutal and Fatal Assault Upon a
Long Island Lady BY Her Hus-
bands Hired Man.
GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

New Orleans, Dec. 20.-The grand jury
indicted Chevalier Jumonville. formerly
cashier of the Canal bank. on the charge Of
embezzling $4,000 in 1876. Jumonyille IL
said to be in Havana. The grand jury also
indicted Jules Train for grand larceny and
instructed the district attorney to 6le infor-
nation against Col. Roderick Seal Of Mis-.
sissippi, charged with malicious and false
imprisonment Of J. L. Rowland formerly Of
the Banes hotel, Mississippi City.
Cincinnati. Dec. 20 Geo. Price, colored,
convicted last Wednesday of the murder Of
Willie Black. tobacco merchant, last sunn-
mer, was sentenced to be banged on the
2Slh Of next May by Judge Long ot
the court OF common pleas this forenoon.
Port Huron. Dec. 20-Jss. Mulliean. . ss-
loon keeper at the foot of Butter street, shot
aud instantly killed Chss. Howard, son q!
Hon. Henry Howard Of this place, at two
o'clock this morning. The deceased with 9
companion had been attending dance, and
went TO Mulligan's to get lunch. Finding
Mulligsn's place closed they knocked for
adm,tiance aud upon being refused. started
{, leave. When about 80 feet from the saloon
Mllligan stepped out of an upstairs door
anl fired, the bal str ikiug Howard in the
back Of the neck passing out at the corner
of the mouth. Mulligan gave himself up
and says he shot to scare. not to kill.
Clifton, Ont, Dec. 20-Leavitt, who as-
saulted DR.. Newnurn yesterday in Stamford,
has been held to await the result Of the
doctors wounds. Leavitt says he was under
the conviction that the devil told him TO
kill the frst person he met. Before attack
ing DR.. Newburn, he struck with an axe at
MrA. Ro-kelly, but sh avoided the blow by
falling ON the ground.
New York, DEC. 2O-During the temper
ary absence this morning Of Frederick G.
Werner, of Long Island city, his hired man,
Max Hess, entered the hou-e aud approach
ing Mrs. Werner told her he would murder
her if abe would not give up the keys Of the
bureau. She refused aud the servan,
knocked her down. He then sprang on her
and drawing long sheath knife plunged il
into her throat several times. After that
he took from her pocket the keys and ran.
sacked tue house. A quantity Of wearing
apparel and $3.50 in cash were the plunder
obtained The police Of this city and Brook
lyn are looking for Hess Mr.. Werner il
not expected to survive her injuries. b..
eides the stabs in her neck, the woman il
cut on the face aud arms. Werner hired
Hess at the Castle Garden employment
bureau.
Chicago, Dec. 2O.-Frank Percy and
Frank Van Osdell, workmen, while repair
ing the elevator gear on the 4th floor ol
Will .ms' building, Monroe street. fell from
ladder at one o'clock this afternoon. Van
Osdell is dangerously injured, and Percy
was almost instantly killed.
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TELecRAPH,c eREvl1,es.

HANLAN.COURTNEY FARCE.
Boston, Dec. 2O-The company that linked
itself Wit: the Hanlan. Courtney farce again
offers prize of FIVE thousand dollars for
Eve mile race on June 18th, 1880.
OBITUARY.
St. Louis, Dec, 2O-Wm. Mckee, senior
proprietor Of the Globe Democrat, died very
suddenly Of heart disease about o'clock
this morning, aged GA.
GOING TO MEET DE LEssEPs.
New York, Dec. 2O-The following off.
GERS Of the Panama railroad company will
sail Monday for Aspinwall to meet Baron
De Lesseps and his party: T. w. Park,
president; Samuel c. Thompson. 6. A. Hoyt
and J. NJ Burke, directors. Mr.. Appleton
and Col. Fatten will be in the American
party.
NEW RAILROAD ORGANIZATION.
Columbus, o., Dec. 2O.-A. syndicate Of
New York capitalists has purchased the
Columbus and Sandy Creek Valley railroad
BY taking the entire stool Of the same and
all bonded iuterests. This syndicate has
also purchased the road bed Of the old At.
lantic and Lake Efie road, known as the
Central Ohio railroad company, and the
two lines were consolidated last night under
the name Of the Ohio Central railroad
company. The directors are George l.
Seney, Watson H. Brown, George F. Stone,
E. H. r. Lyman and John T. Martin, Of
New York Daniel H. Ellis. Of Cleveland
c. R. Cummings. Of Chicago; Charles Fos'
ter, Of Fo.teria, o.; Samuel D. w. Caldwell,
of this city, and Calvin l.. Bryce, Of Lima
Ohio. 1t is proposed to put the road in op.
peration At once, iflocal assistance is offered
The northern terminus Of the road is 'lole
do. The capital stock is four millions.
BREWERS ON A STRIKE.
Cincinnati, Dec. 20.-In accordance viii
the action Of meeting Of journeymer
brewers last night, demands for an advance
in wagea we're made Of the proprietor o
Jackson's brewery this morning, and th
terms not being acceded to all .be men
about three hundred in number, struck. !
similar result followed in other places. an'
al noon the employees of four or five brew
erie. had joined the strikers.
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kussia would not break her hear, 10 ,h.
probable event Of Gen. Roberts column
sharing the tate Of Cavsgnapi's embassy.

probable event Of Gen. Roberts column
shsrlng the late Of Cavsgnani's embassy.
ANGLo-FRENcH CONTROL EGYPT.
Alexandria, Dec. 2O.-All powers which
are A. present, except the judiciary system in
Egypt, have sanctioned decree making the
totbschtlds mortgage the tirst:chfr ,e on
the surrendered khedival estates. Tnis re.
moves the last obstacle to Anglo. French
control 10 Egypt
CESSATION OF QUARANTINE.
Rome, Dec. 2O.-A royal decree orders
cessation Of quarantine for vessels from the
northern po rts of the United States.
THE TIcHBoRNE CASE.
London, Dec. 20-Steps for procuring a
writ of error in the case of Arthur Orton.
the Tichborne claimant, we're taken by Lord
Rivers and Guilford Onslow under all wise.
ment. Dr.. kaealey applied for a similar
writ IN 1879, but It was Then refused. 1t liz
stated the case will be taken to the house of
lords for final decision, and that DR.. Knealv
VIII exercise bis right ~ member Of the
lrlsh bar TO appear for Orton before that
tribunal.
BlsMARcK SICK
Berlin, Dec. &-Bismarck is again Sc.
verely alling Of rheumatism.
STARVING MussELMEN.
Constantinople, Dec. 2O.-The Brit ish
ambassador has authoriz ID the British con-
sui 10 East Roumelia to use the remainder
OF the relief fund in aid of starving Mussel-
men refugees. and has telegraphed Mrs.
Burdett Coats for assistance.
GEN. BRIGHT TO THE FRONT
London, Dec. 20.-An cfficia, dispatch
from Gen. Bright. dated Dec. 18th,
informed the vicerOv of In-
dis that II Gen. Cough was unable
to force his wav to Cabu! with his brigade,
ne (bright) proposed as soon rs arrange.
men,s could be made to hold the p)sts from
India TO Gundamak aud advance on Ca
bul.
NEWSPAPER CONFIsCATED
Vienna, Dec. 20-The Presse was confs-
ing an article from Paris Figaro insulting
to Gambetta.
St. Petersburg, Dec. 2O-Several officers
Of the artillery engineers have been arrested
charged with completely in the recen, nihi.
list attempt on the czar's life at Moscow
The winter palace is now Illuminated al
night with electric light az q precaution.
RELIEVING suFFERaRs
Berlin, Dec. 20-Kequesite measured
have been taken to prevent any dangerou.
extension Of the prevailing famine and dis
easein Sili.ia. R.vAge. have hitherto no
oeen extensive and there need be NJ fea
now that dan ger will develop. The pr.
vincial authorities have voted 100000
marks for directly mitigating the hunger o
the rufierers, and S,SO0OO0 marks for til,
constr uction Of roads and other relief work
The emperor placed at the unconditional
disposal Of the poor law officers 1000, 900
marks, which had been contributed in com
memoration Of hi. golden wedding. Gener
GUS sums have likewise been given by othe
memt er Of the royal family.
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FOREIGN.
GOING TO THE REscuE.

GOING TO THE REscuE.
Amher.sbarg, Ont, Dec. 20.-The steam
OF Excsl,ior leaves today to attempt the
rescue Of the propellers Milwaukee and
Maine in the ice in lake Erie near
Colchester.
RussJAA PRESS INDIGNANT.
London. Dec. 90.-The Russian press Il
very violsot ID tts cs.llcisms 90 atf.irs 10
AfaAssssiss. The 0sssus De 81. Peters'
burg ssys: We most caadidly costsss that
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FIRE..

Mobile, Ala, Dec 2O-The steamboat
M'dgit Barker. just arrived at the wharf
from Montgomery. caught fire and burned
to the waters edge. About 100 bales of
cotton were destroyed.
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A GENTLE STIMULUS.

IL impaired to the kidneys and bladder
by Hostetter's Bitters which is most useful
in overcoming torpidity of those organs.
Besides infusing more activity into them,
this excellent tonic endows the tm with addi-
tional vigor and enables them the better to
undergo the wear and tear of the discharg.
ing function imposed upon them by nature.
Morever, as they are the channel for the
escape of certain impurities from the blood,
it, na ,helE usefulness oy strengthen
certain morbid conditions Of these impor-
tant organs, they fall into sluggish state,
which is the usual precursor Of disease.
What then can be of greater service than a
medicine which impels them to greater &C.
tivity when slothful? No maladies are more
perilous than those which affect the kid
neys; and medicine which averts the peril
should be highly esteemed.
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WANTED.
A FURNISHED ROOM, suitable for sleeping
"A apartment. Enquire at this office.

WANTED.
A FURNISHED ROOM, suitable for sleeping
"A apartment. Enquire at this office.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
A MEETING OF THE HESTOCKnOLDERs OF
n the First National Bank of YanktOn, dakota,
day evening. at Z O'Clock, January sth 1880,
for the purpose nf clecting a board of directors
". h. McyAY,
Yankton, Dakota. Dec. 18th, 1879.
NOTICE.
I HAVE THIS DAY APPOINTEDT.Y Doud
Of Yankton. my general agent for the sale
OF my nursery stock, appointing agents, collect
NJ. A. MoULToN.
Summit Nurseries. Minneapolis, Minn.
WANTED.
A GIRL COMPETENT TO DO GENERAL
"A housework, and willing to 20 to Springfield.
Apply ut this office.
sEANrED.
A GOOD UoUsEKEEPER, to 30 to Fort Ran
"A dali. lbQuire OF
A: w. LAVENDER
WANTED.
A POSITION AS BOOK KEEPER. Terms to
"A suit the employer For further information
inquire ut this Office.
CHRISTMAS GOODS.
A LARGE VARIETY just received at the
rr
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What is the use of cumming it when DR..
Dix, at his Office in Sawyer's block is in
serting the BEST QUALITY Of artificial teeth
at fifteen dollars per set, reports to the contra
~ Notwithstanding.
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sspefial gottfes.
@~~@~<~
WANTED.

A GIRL EXPERIENCED in washing and
"A ironing, and competent TO do general house,
work. Apply to
MRS. A. KAISER.
Eagle House.
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CHRISTMAS GOODS

A LARGE VARIETY just received at the
II new jewelry store of
VAN Corr. CLARK < Co.
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The freshest and finest candies to be found
at Marshall's.
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DREssMAkIya AND srAMP1SG
EVENING SCHOOL.
SILVER GOODS.

A LARGE ASSORTMENT, Just received a,
IA the New Jewe!ry Store of
VAN CoTT, CLARK & Co.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

nN real. ESTATE SECURITY. Apply te
" +. T. WHlTK,
Yankton. d T.
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DAY BOARD.
AT Mc's Restaurant, $3.50 per week.
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY
N tcely repaired at the new Jewelry store of
~ VAN GOTr, CLARK & Co.
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WANTED,

A POSITION AS BOOK KEEPER. Terms ia
"A suit the employer For further information
inquire ut this Office.
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OBITUARY.

St. Louis, Dec. 20-Wm. Mckee, senior
proprietor o! the Globe Democrat, died very
suddenly of heart disease about / o'clock
this morning, AGED "a,
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HANLAN-couRTNEY FARCE.
Boston, Dec. 2O-The company that linked
itself Wit. the Hanlan. Courtney farce again
offers prize of FIVE Thousand dollars for
Eve mile race on June 18th, 1880.
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SEWING MACHINES,

SEWING MACHINES,
A THREE. QUARTER CABINET SINGER
IA Machine. entirely new, for sale at
CONGLETON'S DRY GOODS STORE
Daily globe., 1879-02-12
Nova Scotia Bilked by MINNEAPOLIS

Murray q Ryerson are a firm in trouble doine
business in Yarmouth, Nova Scotia. Llewel1vn
Levi Leathers, resident of Minneapolis, is
the trouble the firm invested in to the amount
of $4,000. They tell their story of the invest
ment in complaint filed yesterday in the
United States circuit court. The story runs as
follows:
In 1877, just after the great fire in st. Johns
Llewellyn Levi Leathers appeared on the
scene with wonderful process for making ar
tlhclal stone. He talked like an Aladdin about
his power and ability to run up magnificent
buildings: Murray & Ryerson believed the
stone to be precious even in it's qualities, ease
of fabrication, etc. They bought the patert
right for all of Canada. Consideration
50, 900,
Llewellyn Levi Leathers and confidential
friend named J. II. Thorpe exhibited speci
mems of building stones, whet-stones and emory
wheels, all made from the paste of the process.
The patent letters plan of the stir-about. etc.
were handed over. Still Murray g. Kyerson
were dubious, but got assurances from one
Byers in Minneapolis, who swore there were
immense public buildings, hotels, whole blocks,
ETC.. mlll-stones, ETC., made from the process
all in Minneapolis. This caught Ryerson &
Murray; and ELlewellyn Levi Leathers caught
their $4,000.
Murray q Ryerson proceeded to tell their
woes in language mixed up with Llewellyn
Levi Leathers' name and such words as fraud.
cheat, swindle, etc. In substance they charge
the process wouldn't manipulate and that thew
got no rocks from the speculation. They
CLAIM, the $4 900 invested and damages to the
amount of $3.OOO Set for trial next June.
Daily globe., 1879-02-12
PERSONAL.

Hon. @. II. Smith, Window, at the Merchants.
Hon. Isaac Staples, Saltwater, was in the city
yesterday.
Hon. W. l.. Breckenridge, Rochester,, at the
Metropolitan.
A. r. Ames, Esq.,. Of the Detroit (Minn J
Record, is in the city.
Horace Pratt, ESQ.,. the heavy wheat buyer,
Faribault, at the Merchants.
Judge John L. Macdonald, Shakopee, regis.
tered at the Merchants yesterday.
Leon Houde, ESQ.,, Little Falls, is guest of
Col. Aliens at the Merchants.
Prof Chas. A. Morey, First State Normal
school, Winona, at the Metrop olitan.
United States District Attorney Billson is
absent in Duluth on governmental business
E. T. Archibald, Dundas, part owner of the
Capital mills, st. Paul, paid the city a flying
visit yesterday.
John G. Gault, Milwaukee, assistant general
manager of the Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
railway company, at the Metropolitan.
Capt: P. s. Davidson, La Crosse, of the
the city getting matters arranged for the open.
ing of navigation.
Hon. Chas. S. Crandall, yesterday Joined the
Owatonna delegation in the Third House, in
the city at the present time, with headquarters
at the Metropolitan.
MIR. r. W. Bell, clerk in the office of the
register Of deeds, is preparing for a short trir
to the South. MIR. Bell has been suffering with
catarrh, and has been recommended to make
the journey. He leaves next Sunday.
The following were among the arrivals at the
Metropolitans hotel yesterday: DR.. G. A. Ray
mond, Red Wing; N. G.. Alverson, Des Moines
J. A. Ladd, New York; Chas. s. Crandall, Owa-
tonna; Thos. A. Morey, Winona; G. L. Free
man, MINNEAPOLIS; N. B. Willis, Winnipeg; N
N. Plumly, Lincoln, Me-; W. W. Keysor Min.
neapolls; ne p i. N. McDougall, U. s. A.; Geo. D.
Wallace, U. s. A.; D. K. Green, Louisville
Chas. A. Billings, Chicago; W. J. Dowdle, Chi.
cago;sP. NJ. Myers, La Crosse; T. F. Lewis, Chi
cago; Harry Ghostley, Ghamplia E. Werner
Chicago; Jno. G. Gault,T Milwaukee,; Samuel
Wilson, Mantorville; A. LaDuc, Mantorvillc
"; D.. Hurlbut, Rochester; W. Il. Bracken.
ridge Rochester.
Daily globe., 1879-02-12
A New Railroad Organization.

The Little Falls Il Dakota railroad company
IS the name of new organization, articles OF
incorporation of which were filed yesterday in
the office of the secretary of state. The object
of the organization is the cons truction and
operation of a line of railroad, with all the
necessary shops, depots, side tracks, etc., from
the town of Little Falls, Morrison county,
Mlnn., by the way of the village of Sauk
wood, Pope county, the village of Norris in
the county of Stevens, to the west line of the
State. The principal place of business of the
organization is fixed at 5auk Centre Stearns
county, and its capital stock is fixed at $2, ,O0O-
eco. The corporators are: b. 8, Lovett, Fl.
". Stone. A. B. Stedman, Geo. A. J. Overton,
Samuel Larson and J. D. Good, Morris, Stevens
county; J. G. Whittemore, E. E. West and K.
J. Kinney, Glenwood, Pope county; N. B.
Daily globe., 1879-02-12
THE NEW MARKET HOUSE.
Another Meeting of the Committee and tn
Structure Growing In Proportions,

Another Meeting of the Committee and the
structure Growing In Proportions.
The special committee to obtain and present
plan for the erection of new market house,
met again yesterday afternoon. Aid. Allen
presided, and Mayor Dowson and Aid. Dreis,
McCarthy, O'Connor, Belote, Dowlan, Rhodes
and Griggs took part in the deliberations.
All the builders and contractors were in at
tendance, who had been invited by the COM
mittee to attend.
Aid. Allen submitted the Bassford and Red
clltte plans together with the specifications of
each to the builders, and an expression of opin-
ion was solicited.
Aid. Allen suggested that frst-class work and
material would be required; the only substitu-
ton likely to be entertained would be Chaska
brick for st. Louis pressed brick.
NJ. Costello favored building market house
300 feet long; do the job entire, and avoid
addition at some future day.
AID. Allen explained the probable difficulty
IN securing legislation for bonds. Moreover,
he doubted whether SO large market would
be occupied, the demands of the city not being
su1hclent to make SO large house paying in
vestment for rent.
The general opinion was given that
nothing definitely could be determined
from the architects plans and esti-
mates, as they were given in bulk.
Considerable figuring would have to be done
on each part of the work before the total ex-
pense could be reached.
Mr.. Fitzpatrick said he had estimated on
Radciif's plan, ETC.. and he had found it was
reckoned up right on the material employed.
Mr.. Tim. Reardon favored the building of
the whole market. If built now, it could be
done for little additional expense. As esti-
mated, $37,CO would be required, and the
extension would be made so that the whole
building would cost about 10000.
Mr.. Seibert had much to say about the I'M.
stairs hall, and made, several suggestions de-
rived from his experience He believed a
suitable hall, with proper ante-rooms, kitchen
dining room and other conveniences would
catch the trade and give constant and good
rental.
Mayor Dawson believed the whole house
should be built. This would make it 28O feet
IN length. having space of ten feet at each
end. He thought $4Q,0 would cover all costs
OF construction and internal arrangements.
After some further discussion of minor de.
tails the builders withdrew. Thereupon Aid
Griggs moved that the market house to be
erected should be $50 feet in length This pre-.
vailed without a dissenting vote.
Neither plan was adopted, and it was sug-
gested that, in view of the enlargement of the
building, new plans would practically be
necessary. Adjourned.
For bargains in watches and jewelry, sec
want column.
Daily globe., 1879-02-12
Assessment for Opening an Alley
in Block 81, St. Paul Proper.
OFFICE Board OF PUBLIC Works.
CITY OF ST. PAUL, MIMI, Feb, 8. 1879

The Board of Public Works, in and for the
corporation of the city of st. Paul, Mimi. will
meet at their Office in said city at IL NJ. on the
18th day of February. A. D. 1879. to make
an assessment of benefits, damages, costs and
expenses eS arising from the opening of an alley
~ feet wide through block 81, St. Paul Prop
er, from Jackson to Robert street. on line
parallel to and 100 feet southerly from the
soutnerly line of Third street, in said city, on
inc property on the line of the proposed alley
and ID, benefited or damaged thereby. '
Ihe land necessary to be taken and con-
demned for said improvement is described as
follows, to-wit:
strip of land 20 feet wide extending
through block 81, st. Paul Proper, from Jack
son street to Robert street, the northerly line
OF which strip is 100 feet southerly of and par
aliel with the southerly line of Third street as
opened and used between said Jackson and
robert streets, in the city of St. Paul. Mime
sofa.
All persons interested are hereby notified to
be present at said time and place of maxine
SAD assessment, and will be heard
Official: II. NJ. RTCE Pras;3a,,4
K. L. GoRMAN,
Clerk of the Board of Public Works.
1920
Daily globe., 1879-02-12

WALTON, White Bear Centre, Pope county; P.
Hoffman, West Point, Pope county; A. Barto,
a. Moore E. R. Barnum Joseph Casper, and
n. Il. Minner, Sauk Centre, Stearns county; o.
A; A; Churchill. N. Richardson, William Brown,
VIM. Butler, and j. Simmons, Little Falls,
Morrlson county. The first board of directors
are J. Simmons, N. Richardson, Little Falls;
A: Barto, e. P. Barnum, Sauk Centre; J. G.
Mhittemore, and K. J. Kinney, Glenwood; II.
w. Stone and A. B. Stedman, of Morris.
Daily globe., 1879-02-12
FIVE CENTS A LINE
The GLOBE Want and Employ.
mGlt Bureau.

Advertisements in this column are published
at five cents line each insertion, but in
order to prove the efficiency of the GLOBE as
an advertising medium, and also to aid the
unemployed, we will publish for twenty-five
cents, three-line advertisement, of Situa-
tions Wanted, Situations Offered, Boarding,
Lost, Found, &C., and continue the advertise
ment until the object sought for is accom-
pllshed. For twenty five cents, the man out
OF work can advertise for a situation until he
finds one.
Each line over the three, to cost five cents
per line each insertion.
Daily globe., 1879-02-12

The above bids will be forwarded to the war
department. at Washington, from whence the
awards will be given.
FERRIAGE.
The bids for ferriage across the Missouri
river between Bismarck and Fort Lincoln and
Fort Lincoln and Point Pleasant were pub
llshed in detail in yesterdays GLOBE. The
award was made to Russell Blakely, of st. Paul.
Daily globe., 1879-02-12
Wood en- Wedding.

Our worthy and popular auctioneer, P. T.
kavanagh, ESQ.,, was visited Monday evening
at his residence by large delegation of his
friends bearing wooden gifts, the occasion be-
ing the celebration Of MIR. Kavanagh's wooden
wedding. The party was literally surprise
party, but Mr.. Kavanagh and his good lady
were equal to the emergency-all were hand.
somely entertained, and jollity prevailed. until
the "wee-sma-hours." The contribution of Al,
immense load of wood created much amuse.
ment.