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Daily globe., 1879-04-08
J CITY NOTICE.

OFFICE OF TIE CRY TREASURER,
ST.. PAUL, MINNESOTA, April 4, 1879.
All persons Interested in the assessments for
the grading of Willius street, from Fourth
street to Seventh street;
Or the construction of sewer on Summit
avenue, from st. Peter street to Rice street,
WILL TAKE NOTICE
that on the I'd day of April, 1870, I did
receive a warrant from City Comptroller of the
city of st. Paul, for the collection of the
above named assessments.
The nature of these warrants is, that if YOU
fail to pay the assessments within
Thirty Days
after the first publication of this notice, shall
report you and your real estate so assessed as
delinquent, and apply to the District Court of
the county of Ramsey, Minnesota, for judg-
ment against your lands, lots blocks or parcels
thereof 30 assessed including interest, cost and
expenses, and for an order of the Court to sell
the same for the payment thereof
F. A. REM,
8O-9l CITY Treasurer.
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QTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF RAM
y sey-ss. In Probate Court, Special Term, March

QTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF RAM
y sey-ss. In Probate Court, Special Term, March
a, 1879.
In the matter of the estate Of George Culver, de-
ceased.
whereas, An instrument in writing, purporting to
be the last will and testament Of George Culver, de-
ceased late of said county, has been delivered to this
court.
And whereas, Margaret E. Culver has fled there
with her petition, representing among other things
that said George Culver died in said county on the
18th day of March, 1879 testae, and that said pet-
toner is Of the executors named in said last will
and testament and praying that the said instrument
may be admitted to probate and that letters testa-
menary or letters of administration with the will an
nexed be issued thereon.
It is ordered, That the proofs Of said instrument
and the said petition be heard before this court at
| the probate Office in said county on Wednesday,
the 25rd day Of April A. D. 1879, at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon. when all concerned may appear and con-
| test the probate ef said instrument
And 1t is further ordered, That public notice OF
the time and place of said hearing be given to ali
interested by publication of these orders TO,
three weeks successfully previous to said day Of
hearing in the DAILY GLOBE, newspaper printed
| and published at Saint Paul in said county.
By the Court.
| T.. g. HENRY O'GORMAN,
nax25-awtn Judge OF Probata.
Daily globe., 1879-04-08

Chicago. Milwaukee s. st. Paul Railway,
Passenger Depot foot of Jackson street. Ticket
and Freight Office Southeast Corner of Third and
st. Paul.
Daily globe., 1879-04-08

MARKETS IN DETAIL.
The following quotations giving the range of the
markets during the day were received by
NJ o r r N. MOO RE g. Co.,
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Co,sntu Commissioners

The board met yesterday morning, with
Mr.. Glenn in the chair and all members
present.
A petition of property owners living in
the vicinity of Richfiel l for the location of a
road was read, and committee consisting of
Ward, Wilson and Schefer, were appointed
to meet ct Richfield on Monday, April 14th,
to designate the route of said road.
The sum of $500 was appropriated to the
judge of probate court, for clerk hire for the
year ending March 3lst, 1880.
The sum of $3.50 was appropriated to i'm
prove the road known as Chicago avenue OK
tension, providing the town of Richfeld
shall appropriate an equal amount.
An abatement of taxes were granted on
the applications of S. J. schafer, Marshall
Brothers, Valentine limerick and @. e.
Coverdale.
The county treasurer reported to the
board that the county revenue fund is over
drawn $2,S53.72.
The county treasurer made the following
;oI,
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= Elk River ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
Leave Elk River. 600 Arrive st. Paul. 1855
St Paul $50 P M I" Elk River. 7.05 n
change-palace sleeping coach attached.
!. r. FARLEY, Gen Manager and Receiver.
W. 3. ALEXANDER, General Passenger Agent.
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TRAINS.
aa -
River Division

River Division
Through Chicago l. East
ern Express.
Through Chicago l. East
ern Express. :.
Iowa and Minnesota Div. !.
Prairie du Chen, Milwau-
kee and Chicago Express
st. Louis l. Kansas City Ex
do do do
Owatonna Passenger.
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st. Louis Express. ...........
Passengers at st. Paul leave
by the st. Paul & Pacific 3.
B. ut - m, connecting
at Minneapolis daily, Sun
days excepted. Train on|
Saturday runs - far as|
Albert Lea, only.
Mixed Minneapolis and Mer.
riAm Junction, connecting
for local stations and st. p.
& 8. q. B. B. a. far as st.
SSme0.. 0...............
Mixed Minneapolis and White
Bear Lake, Duluth and
S0uWat6r
Omaha Ex., for Al points ON
st. P. + 8. @. R'y., Omaha
and California ..
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rfains arrive snd depart iro u GO SC, Paul Pss
DO depot Minneapolis.
Tickets and sleeping car berths secured at city
ticket oa1ce, No. Warrington avenue, (opposte
g. Paul Pacific depot Minneapol g. and at lie East
Third street, st. Psnl-91o. g. HAzxAID. Ticket
Agent. UHAs, =. HATOH EN- 49,
| 4. 81. ROM Es&n. .pAas. Aga
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M1,sseaooIss Railroad Time Taoly.

MtssseGy0Lis Railroad Time Tabts.
Minneapolis & st. Louis Railway---Shor
Line Iowa Route via Burlington.
Running through express trains with Pullman:
palace car sleepers to st. Louis without Change as
miles shorter than any other route.
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PARIS, April Z.
RENTES-1l5f 1870.
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St. Paul Duluth Railroad.
For Duluth, Saltwater and way stations, from Saint
Paul Pacific depot, foot Of sibley street.
Leave. 90 . m Arrive. ...... SOP m
HincIey acc0mmodahon-from Saint Paul and
Duluth depot, foot Of Third street.
Leave. ....... IL Is m Arrive. ...... 2 30 D 10
All trains daily except Sunday.
Daily globe., 1879-04-08
New York Dry Goods.

PETRoLEUM-22hf.
The National tribune., 1879-12-01
Correspondents Column.

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had diea !, ysnSn,
death S0'a nave reserved pension 'ns rom 'he aa'e nm
@ II @ s Che s
opinion the hem intssson q the
Is e y S ehsS E Session
not leave Mr. Bentley opportunity for marrow consue-
sas @ Of Congress 4 SnssT act
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hesitate instant Ovoulns Benys as
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agent he within six months thersaer upon the
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accrued a. the dsoSarge dschage
1 ct m Il s
term tie thra Was Your due
s0 70
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for pension claim is son cases hsd subsequent
soldier his
children soldier who
alowea py srseen lave '' o as' s0u
s
vided they put Their frlongna ns IN evidence %
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a to pay for horses and lost In service Claims
barred An effort was made during last Congress ss
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ninntry SIS oorpoTafs
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Soay Such Cnarse no
however, bar TO pension.
A. w ,rEx-Those who enlist July
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by wound injury contadistng
| from disease.
r, d. O. OcoNTo wisNo been enacted providing
limb Communication therefor soldiers
law Perhaps have mind
provides
soldiers Tuptured the
/ vice of the United States.
y. r.. FREEMAN mothers claim pension
priority pension
! while the motherves.
81. c, MIrN-The bill q
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Representative
ways There strong hopes
will this session
d. b. KY.-Ony the children whs
at the date OF DEATH
The National tribune., 1879-12-01

SoLpIEh0 write TO your members of Congress
against ne Sixty Surgeon Bill at once, if you op-
pose it.
, 1879-07-12

fired.
Tho Coroner then gave the case to the jurors,
with m understanding TINT the verdict should
be communicated 10 him Inter In the evening.
ACcoAntSu TO Tsla HOOKS
at tho Human Street rnllcc-9tGtton, all tho
witnesses who a~oro against tic officer hcforo
tho Cortmrr's Jury l,nye hard records. Not ono
tatIon. Nuoaan, the principal witness. has n
record. Of bc'E arrested no less ta'nn seven
times for robbery, larceny, assanlt, rcsstng MI
office, Ta9rancy,. etc., md Joseph Gonnore
another strong witness. 10 but little behind IN
the number Of t!nes he has been orourht y IN
similar charges. The results show periods In
tho nt1dnwcl1, fines, aid in two or three ILL.,
stances binding over to tho Criminal Court
Leigh. tho deceased boy, was arresteh but once
und Tint was on charge. Of disur,lerlr. Tho
n0tce say l,nt f,e was the best ono OF tsie whole
gauE that has given them 20 t1!uch trouble.
4 D1sAGKERMENT
Altar remaining ont for sotno time, tho Jury
returned notice that they could not RGtoct hnti r9.
quested to bo DISCHARGED. Tho Coroner was ab.
sent, but bis nssIstant, acting under tnstruc.
another jury would be fmpahelcd aud the ir,.
quest held over ngutn. 1Ic did not state At
what time. but It will probably 10 to-day. On.
Ger Collins was scnt bnck to the Hnrslsou-sfrc
meter been minced Under arrest, md rs there IS no
order as yet for bis arrest, It Is not likely that
bis freedom will he greatly curtatlcl althouah
Capt. Hood atatcd tint ha had been relieved
from duty until tho matter was settled IN eot,u
way. 1I'c police officers appear TO stand. BY
Collins to d tnnn. and nre determined to eco hin,
through, even II It ts proved tllat he oycrsieppe
bis duty and exceeded Ills authority In shooting
young Leigh. They denonnce the whole crowd
lint Is atraycd OIL tlc side Of the friends Of thu
dcS9aacd nyafpst tho officer rs n dangerous c1o.
ncns OF society, md seem to think that II IL no
8Itf to Kill ono now n1ll then.
, 1879-07-12
SANITARY.
Dr.. Do Wolf Awake to the Necessity
Of Clenning-Up.
Some Figures Showing tic Present In
sufficient Work.
The Mayor Makes q Very Truthful Oh
sergation.
Commissioners Waller Tolls What HI
Is Able to Do.


THE HEALTH DEPARTMENT.
The Health Department was IN receipt Of mn
unusual number of complaints Yesterday Of
ono kind or another, from which IL would
scem that the pcoplo aro nsouslug 10 a sense of
the city's unclcanly condition. and arc beetEr.
ring themselves 10 ward oil diseaso mid lcnth.
Among tho complaints was ono nQalnst Ed
Hards' grain warehouse, located at tho corner
OF Cass md Michigan streets, which was said
to TO giving fisc to an uncomfortable And In
dcscrlbablo olor. Ono Ut the coMplainants
said tho smell syas SO bad that he
had been unable to cat his breakfast. md his
family were sick. From what could 10 lcarnsd,
the stencil appeared 10 come from aotna spofcd
grain which had been hcapcd In the street, or
was yet III the warehouse, md m officer WIS de-
tailed to look It up. 11e found that some Of tho
gra,n In tho warehouse had become wet By tic
recent rains, md was in a state Of tlccompoat-
lion mud emitting fearful stencil, but TINT tlle
streets wero in q comparatively clcanlY condi-
tton. Later in the daY the necessary notices
wero served to nbate, and It Is thought ttlMt thu
nuisance will speedily end, although tho owner
Of tho property Is ln Europe ut present.
Tie complaints about tlenl dogs wcro also
very numerous, from, which It would appear
that tic contractor Is again getting. behind In
the work Of removing them, and that since q
foW complaints Indicate 11nny nu(sRnccs, tint
With dead animals alld decaytng an[nlul matter.
Tic complaints, too, about tho non-rc1noval Of
garbage received m impetus, and this or some-
thing clse scEyru to stir up the Health Com
missioner, who, about iioon, called upon the
Comptroller asi1 nskcd for $1,000 To bs used In
abating this class OF nutsances. Lie said TINT
only twenty-si1 teams were now employed
where tlftY were necessary to anything
like do tho work, and he urged
the matter with great eagncstness on
done there would 10 occastou of aiarm on ac-
count VI the ycllow-fevcr, especially since 1t
was highly probabt8 tllut In tho general stam-
pedc from the Infected district South many
persons would come here. The Comptroller
Vas poHcrless to grant the request, however
much he would like to lavo done It, aud how
over keen his appreciation Of tho necessities uf
the casc may be, but he sa!d there ought to bu
nothing In tic way OF Its being gTantcd by tile
Council. especially snco greater sum titan
that asked for had been saved from tic street.
cieatltts, fund last year. md ought to be now in
tile Treasury, DR.. De Wolf will lay the matter
before the Council tonight and the necessity
OF something being dune Is nlade tho moro a.,-
parent By t!ls following table showing the dis
| tribution Of scavenger-wagons BY WaTds The
acreage OF the wards, md Also the approximate
1cfff,
, 1879-07-12
CROP NOTES.
MINI ESOTA.

AAANAH ESo tAS
Sotctai Dtspaichtt 10 Ths Tribune.
srR1Na VALLET, Fillmore Co., July ill.,
Spring wheat viii be IT to cut In three weeks.
Very rank growth. Some complaint of rtlst.
Weather utmost too hot Tor what. More rain
than wc necd. Wheat has headed out well.
AfoNrIcELIo, Wright Co., July 11.-Wlcat
has commenced to head. We must have clear,
cool weather or WHEAT Is failure. Wheat Is
thin. Hare Ind too nuch rain and heat. Corn
Is doing finely. Hay particularly good.
M1SHEToNKA, IIchnepin Co., July 11.-Tlo
wheat has been laid as fiat as If heavy roller
ha1 been passed over It By tho late storms.
1Yo have moro than enough rain. W. thtnk 1t
will all come up. The growth Il very heavy
aud tho crop promises moro than MI average
Yield.
KANnryoHI, KansllyohI Co.. July 11.-'yheat
lust headed out ls thin and rusty: a few
gre bein. u1owed under More ought 10 be:
barley coming out well. Corn Il ycry good.
SlonElEAp, Clay Co., July ll:-rlIo gentle
ilnc. We look for tile Iargcst crop ever harvcst-
ed. All kinds Of vegetation tlne.
MoRn1s, Stevens Co., July f1.-All crops arc
looking finely. Have ran nearly every day.
that wc do not fear the rust. Wheat never
looked better.
ROCHESTER,, Mimi, Jnly 10.-Weather to-day
cool and favorable for wheat. Tho Inst four
days layo been very hot. but, owing to tho crop
bcln, fully ten tn, 3 late, has not hurt It mn-
terribly. Wind from tho north, With no indica-
tio1is OF storm.
Olnstcd County is the third In tho State IN
whcat-ratslng. Having begun. Barley viii bc
fit to tut next week, alil promises MI abundant
harvest, as does also oats. Wlicnt Is uneven !;
some fields will 60 thirty bushels to tlu acre,
while adjoining farms will not produce fifteen.
Corn IN line condition.
FRosTENAc, MIMI, July 1.-THE damage to
thu crops In Tits vicinity BY the recent storms
has bceu comparatively slight, consisting most
ly Of ovcraowcd lttds In the low crock-b0ttonla.
The wheat Is uo,s in the milk, aud, aB the farnl-
crs here say It's fate hangs IL, the baiance. Il
the weather continues Hhowery und hot ns It
llas brcn and now Ia, thu whcat will trust, and
II II stops raln|ng md clears of TURNER'S fear
,hat the crop will "pluugc." If, however,
s'Goa spares tho crop," as tramp said to me
the otllcr day, It will be very good ono. Corn,
when we'll kept and we'll pIowed, IL shoulder.
htEt. Outs and buckwtlcat uro raised hero Eol
liol.Io Use, ind are well advanced. The tramp
has nladc hts appearance, utd ntfcndy his way Ii
dottet! with burning burns and hnyrcks.
ST. PAUL, July l1.-Aftcr almost daily rn!n
aud thunder sturms for two weeks. the weathul
| ts clearer a1l cpolrr to-dny. Crops suffered
some Injury In spots, but with favorable weather
| henreIorth will be good average.
, 1879-07-12


Tteso figures tell story Which Is calculated
to cause rctsasi, and tiny arc susceptible OF so
being Interpreted as to reflect very little credit
upon the Health Department., For tnBtgugc.
tho mortality rcport, which Is appended below,
gathcrers tic wards showing tho least mortality
nro being most favored, For instance, Inst
week the most deaths occurred III the Sixth
Ward t34(. where there was ono Wagon en-
pioyad hnlf tho time, while In tho First Ward,
wcro tile ieast deaths occurred Ca, two and half
Wagons nrc employed. Then take tho Four
tcunth Ward, where there were th1rty-tErco
dcaths,-t1lo faraest ward ia tho city.--at't, one
wagon is found to u populaton oF 1852. while
population, three wagons arc given. Tie COM
pnrlson might bo carried furthcr, put this will
suffice to show that even with the wAgons emf
plDyed better work might be done BY dis.
tribut[on OF them according to population tn
the various wards, mud according to The nortuary
reports.
in tho mattcr OF inspecting the tenement
houses, the suggestions OF tl!r Commissioner In
t,ts curl to the public, printed yesterday, scein
to bo worsng wsil There were aise .s,a n1,
luz the day atnl volunteer their services ns in
spectots Md Il was estimated tf!at tlle number
iu thu forenoon alono would secure tile prompt
aud thorough examination OF at least ,0O0 tcnc-
for arc Dr. Isadoro Collurl Fourteenth Ward:
ur. &. j. Holmes nnd Dr., g. llatin. Ninth Wartl;
Or. ]. D. Duff, Eighth Ward; d. ". G.0ofic, FIJI.
teenth Wnrl and DFS Shannahan, Seventh Ward.
More volunteers Ert wanted, OF eoursot even III
the wards given, for tho greater the number the
lighter aud nure elective ad thorough will bo
tho work. Thu Inspectors arc instructed what
to do, antt how to do it, mud their sotvices ean
not but be OF tho greatest value The follow
Ing is in exhibit Of the tcs'ensent.houscs by
wars}s, with the n,,snhcr of occupants, unl thu
Health Department defines t!,rse hutlBes to hc
houses OCCUPIED BY lhrcu or HioTo families:
, 1879-07-12
IOWA.
Enkrfd} nfsrftirhsx IN I'hA Yrfh

Special Dftpdtchts to Yhs Tribune.
CouHc,t. DLuPFg, rottawatom!e Co.. July
l1.-Whoat Is looking much bottcr than was ar,-
tteipatcd month ngu. Chtuct-bugs, however,
arc dong considerable aamaec. Good corn
weather. From three and one-ha'f to four feet
high.
MAsos CRY, Ccrro Gordo Co., July live
now look for two-tlltrds Of q crop OF spring
wheat. Many fields arc tustca. Others quito
thin at,l wccdy. Corn is booming. Oats aud
flax promise l,ne yield. Not enough ch!nch-
bugs 10 do any lnn,agc yet.
DuguquH, July 1l.-Too much rain for l,nr-
vesting. Crops better than 1873, Mostly corr,
oats, md baricy ln this county. All abovc tho
nvcragc, Lay yrrop fair A low report trouble
FROM bugs. The batiuy crop llas probably been
slightly cp!ored by tllu reeunt ruin.
DEs MONIES, Iuwu July I1.-Chtnclbu bugs
llaYe attacked the .heat IN Marion County, n,nt
farmers are harvesting rrcn,aturclY TO- pruvent
dasnage. Bugs laYc Appeared also ID Polk aud
Warren Counties, but tic wheat Ia too ripe,
Nnw wheat Will beA genera! harycsG over thu
Stats. IN Ces,sral Iowa hclp is scarce md wages
frum 81 to 6l.a0 per day. Tile Intensely dry
Aeat Is burning The corn.
, 1879-07-12
KANSAS.

Spe'tai Rtsuaicatt 10 TAs Tribune.
FonT SCorr, Bourbon Co., duly 1l.-Tllrcsll.
luz winter wheat. Yielding fifteen bushels tu
tllr acre. Crop better ttan 1s78. Oats will be
short. Corn is surpassn. all cxpcctVs ions; oil
III tasscl; from I've to eight feet igh, Weather
warm aud fuyoruble for alI growing erops.
tllnAnp, Crawford Co., July 1l.-Son,o Of the
new wt,eat hus 1ucn nude lntu iluur; rery
Auc. WIuter wheat has yielded twou.y bushels
IL the acre. Torn from seyen tu ten fee. higll.
YrSAS0o, Ellsworth Co. July ll.--WEntcr
wheat htteuI bushels 10 Tho arrr. Crop eut
short by drought. Corn splendid.
ARLINGTON, Atchson Co., July 1l.-iIcayY
ruII!s thus week. t;r1lin l1us sprouteu tu Thu
shock. SoInu little ls,reshlng.. Flax u,.4 oats
haYc Improved wonderfully. Corn tn Bl!k usul
tnssc].
CGDAnvlLlr, Smith Co., July 11.-WIutcr
wheat i!ltccn IL twenty h'lshcls. Crop larger
than la1B. Corn Io!ng finely.
COUNCIL GHoyH, Morris Co., July il.-Ntn.
ter wheat tlftrrn bushels to tic Acrc. Crop u,s.
half less thun ,lsib. Clilch-Duga working il,
spring Whcat 4n4 corn.
, 1879-07-12

"Tllc subject is M Important one, In view Of
the statements Of Commissioner Do Wuf NJ to
the t!ltl,y condition ol tho streets, llaTo you
nothing to say abont ttlh'
Ito to Ar. Waller"
The reporter tried nga.n, hit yot1 afe lilo
head Of tho City Government" nnd gut an an+
aWcr.
"sly understanding Is that wo arc cleaning
the strects,~-may be not as often as they sltould
bc clcanet but as rapidly ns wc catl. Nov slot,'t
acaru tllD pcutlle to death. 1t would be d Nrgat
blessing II Wo could shut tho mouths Of thu
newspapers. They scare half the people Into
theif graves Ia case Of m epidemic. l Ito not
holteve Tint Tho condition uf dur strccts te tho
caasc Of il-hoattl. This Is all extraordinarily
chaugcnb1e seaaot,. X few Days ago II wns nj
hot aa bluc bIazcs, md fn tho evening i WAS
cou md people were rushing around without
sufficient clothing 0n.h
At tlis point The Mayor, who had Ind Ills bnck
10 the reporter, turned nMl discovered Tint his
words wErc bolng put down OF paper. He PRO.
tested against Il, mud said l,n wouldn't l,o nttr.
vlowsp anr moro; lo Ind talked too mitch ai
" You propose 10 bo liberal in cleaning the
streets, al,d taking care Of tho health Of your
II want to do my loycl bcst to keep tic city
IN good sanitary condition, 80 fat as ou' ability
will permit"
/" i you need moro 'nouoy, you Will apply to
Or. Do Wolf PROPOSES 10 do that"
You will sanction TN
III will see what tho Council agrees 10 do be-
fore will say whnther I'll sIgn The ortlEnance
or not. The fact Of the business Is, l haven't
atntlcd thu matter up,-go to Waller and Dc
Wol1."
, 1879-07-12
NEW ORLEANS HAPPY,

NEw ORLEANS, July 1l.-ln the Cons&itu-
ttonal Convention resolution was offered md
lies over Under tho rules to celebrate the COM
pletihn Of tie ictties by a holiday, and requiring
the Governor 10 hare salute Of hunleel
ruus fired,
, 1879-07-12

fnhFfHnapoIts Jonrno! (Rtu.1.
Senator DaYarll sails next "Wednesday for
Carlsbad TO try the waters for .dyspepsta and a
bad liver. He Is going 10 prepare his System ior
the terrible strain OF crow-lirt In 1870. Alas.
poor Baynrda II thou haIst only sat, eompla-
Gently oil the fence, with Hendricks, Davis, a,ll
the rest. .of tho boys, thou wouftlst not havo
been gorcl BY tho shnrp horn OF terribly fcro-
clons dilemma.
Enngv1ea' Tnacct Powder Cnn Ia fv fnr Tim hAst
, 1879-07-12

iHN~ m nj I'm hht1 NJ ftIhn
"T1o not III w 'aos u .,a,, +raF, i,oi,ic
ia In nrresfcd II thev axunl on fl,e sidewalk to
talk atscr dark, whether they wcrc thlcvcs or
not I1o did not know whero Leigh was n hen
tho oiilccr had hold OF Joe, or when no had
flold Of witness, lie lid not sec Leigh huatn
until Thursday, when hc was dead. tie didn't
scs Tho officer struck bs anybody; dld not
how he got tfs black oye, or how ho
lost tia Club, nT whether lie was down.
lie id not know how the officer or Leigh got
out Of Dunn'e yard. uc only eaw ono porson
take hold OF tho officer, and that was Dunn.
The last witness saw OF tho officer hc had his
club in ono hand and his revolver tn tho other.
Tho Coroner adjourned tho inquest until
o'clock
The noxt witness called WAS
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, 1879-07-12

Safciat DspaicA 10 7hs Tribune.
FAwNEn Elrr, pawnec Co., July ll,-Chtllct.
bugs aTe tlo!ng great tcal of 1u1naga 10 tic
Bpra,s wheat. Wheat asd oats very THU. But
little stna!l esaiu will be cut.