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, 1879-08-01

Hp1clal Ult1a!ch 10 3HS 1F8VNa
NKw YoRK, July 8l.-Tha italian, Portfolio,
who murdered Michael boleuder In the street
last week, Is pcrslstent IN hts attempts at sui
eide. llu Ia kept III padded cell, bound hands
ut.l feet, and Watched By two keepers. Ills
cfTurta to giarYe himself arc thwarted by q
pump. ortcllo insists tlIAt lie wll kilt himself
and IL constantly on the watch for an oppor-
lunity.
, 1879-08-01
MAINE.

BANGOR, July 31.-Ihe Democratic County
Convention to-day nominated the straight Demo-
cratic ticket, refusing by au almost unanimous
vote to await the action Of The Grocnhack Con-
ventlon before presenting tickot.
, 1879-08-01
AT MILWAUKEE, WIS.


MILWAUKEE. July 81.-A fro this afternoon
destroyed tnreo or four barns md sheds, and
valuable horse belonging to Mr. Dode. The
barns were located In the rear OF Davidson's
marble works, on Third street. A portion Of
the marble works wns also destroyed. Thu tots!
loss Is estimated at $l.B00, fully covered BIZ 10.
tufances
, 1879-08-01

tuu,blcs On tile polished floor of hla rootp, aa
old lady employed III naklng ahoes with c!ytn
socs wrote blu LITTER recommending hss
inanufnetnrc, uid got gracious peEulaa1on ~
ssu4 = palt.
, 1879-08-01

1(&A3NA&
Ebktfnf HiSudfck ia TNA 1ffbHH&.

Sp<tIQs T&119e@ 70 1HS 376HAa-
DLooM!NaToa, ILL.,. July 8l.-Coprad Zoulaff,
a German farmer living At Stanford, committed
suicide last Night " banging himself iu barn.
Zouall was quite wealthy. but Of lats had beea
quitr dtse!putea in his halLta.
, 1879-08-01
CHICAGO.

The alarm from Box 475 At 6:45 Yesterday
morning was caused by o fire in the oue.story
frame cottage No. 10 Moorman street, owned
aud occupied BY Fred sticr. The fire originated
from somo unknown causes In the summer
kitchen. Damage trifltng.
, 1879-08-01

BosroN, July 8l.-Tl1e Hrecnbuck-L
Central Committee hold Its regular meeting to-
night, and unanimously resolved that in tho np-
proachin9 State campaign thoY will support for
Office none but unloubtcd 0recnbaekerB.
, 1879-08-01
IOWA,

Iowa ClTr, IL, July 31.-The Democratic
Congressional Convention OF the Fifth District,
In session III this city to-day, nominated the
Hon. II. E. j. Boardman, Of Mars'alltoWp, ns
thclr candidate for Congress.
, 1879-08-01


CLEVELAND, O., July :'l.-Vcssel charters to-
dar: Srhrs David Vance, coal, AslltAbula to NIL.
waukee, ,b0c; liontau!, Ashtabnla TO Chicago, Soc;
William Young, coal, Cvya!4,Ml to Marquette,
A0c; Jaluss Norris, coal, Hlaek River to Toronto,
II. l..
, 1879-08-01
OHIO.

COLUMBUS, O., July 31.-The Republican
State Executive Committee has received q
challenge from the Grcenback Btatc Committee,
asking that Charles Foster cngagc in series Of
joint debates With either ex.1ov. Charles All,
lers0n, William Cary, or Dom Piatt. Tic cha!.
longe has been accepted, and meetings Will
hcreaftDr be arTnnged at prominent points.
, 1879-08-01


Snee,al pispafth 10 This Tribune
BxooMsSoToN, H., July B1.-The Star Esa'
vator at sccor was destroyed By fire last night.
Loss, $4,000.
, 1879-08-01

liEAPsEaAD. July 3l.-R Il. Doothe, ex-
County Attorney, was shot una instantly killed
last night, BY Il. r. EpFinRilctl. The murderer
IL Ut lar9u. Two EheriH's posses ar8 pursuing.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-08-06
A Grave OutDook.

The situation at n, mphis hourly becomes
more critical. New obstacles have arisen,
which threaten to thwart the scheme OF the
authorities to depopulate the city. The
tents forwarded by the government have
arrived, and site for the establishment of
a camp has been selected. The point hosen
is seven miles due north, on the Paducah
railroad. The issue at stake, however, is
the means OF transportation, the superin.
tendent OF the Paducah railroad having
peremptorily refused to furnish cars. The
people residing near the site are also so hos.
tile to the movement that it is likely the
track will be torn mp to prevent the passag ge
of trains. Then, again, the colored people
are not in favor of the proposed camp
scheme. They do not like ths idea of being
removed from the city.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-08-06

saloons and other buildings. Loss estimated
at $4,000.
The Pennsylvaais railroad freight depot
at Delaware avenue and Walnut street,
Philadelphia, burned ON the 26th.
The Empire, Reciprocity and Lake On
tario mills, with elevators attached, burned
on the oath inst, at Oswego, N. Y.
The marble works of Henry Forsyth, at
Montreal, burned on the Gath inst. Loss
$50, 900; insurance $4,000.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-08-06
Killed hx Lixhfnins,

John Kline, % years old, living in the
town of Buchanan, four miles from Apple.
ton, Wis.,, was instantly killed by lightning
on the 2eth, while going from the house to
the barn. His father and mother, the
former Insane, were dependent upon him.
At Brockville, Ontario, on the 27th,
lightning struck tree under which George
Hutton's wife and child had taken refuge.
Both were killed. A man named Larocque
was also killed On an island near by.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-08-06
Bold ATTEMPT NJ Rohberv.

Gen. E. Bouton, of Los Angeles, CAL,
while going home from Cotton to San Con.
gonio, on the 9th, was stopped by three
men, taken Of the road and tied to his
wagon wheels. He managed to get hand
loose, drew his pistol, killed one of the men
and wounded the other two. Robbery was
the aim of the captors.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-08-06

The cabinet on the 29th ult. decided the
money appropriated by the recent act max.
ing appropriations for rivers and harbors
should not be withheld. The full amount,
near $e,C0o,000 will therefore be expended
this year. warrant placing this money to
the credit of the war department passed the
treasurer of the United States.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-08-06

Ira V. White, of Chester, VT, killed him
self while intoxicated in jail at that place
ON the 2Sth. He was father of the young
man for whose murder Henry Grsvelin was
hanged in April last.
Policeman Gaffney, of New York city,
became insane from sickness and killed
himself on the 2Sth,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-08-06

1t has transpired that George B. Durfee,
OF the Aechanics' Mills, Fall River, Mass,
became involved by speculations in cotton
and used the money of the mill. His Losses
were $4,000, but he only had put up $685..
600 margins. The matter has been settled
by relatives who secured the corporation
against loss.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-08-06
ObftuNry,

Bland Ballard, Judge of the United States
Court, died suddenly at Louisville, KY, on
the 29th.
Baron Won Gait, formerly Prussian min.
ister at Warrington, died at Bonn, on the
2Bth.
Duke William, only brother of the grand
duke of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. died on
the 2sth, At Heidelberg.
Robert w. johnson, representative from
Arkansas from 1S47 to 1853 and senator in
congress from that time until 1861, died at
Little Rock on the 9th.
General Donald Mcleod, a veteran Of the
battle of Waterloo. died At his residence at
Cleveland, O., on the 2Sd, aged 10 years, s
months and % dsvs.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-08-06

The English government are in receipt of
telegram dated Capetown, July Sth, stat
ing that Lord Chelmsford re emained in camp
till the afternoon of July Sd, awaiting the
surrender of cannon and 1000 rifles, cap.
tured by the Zulus at Isandula. These not
arriving, he advanced and was attacked in
the open country by 5000, who fed under
the heavy FIRE of the British, Lord Chelms.
ford then advanced and destroyed Unlundi.
Zulu loss 500; British lost ten killed and
ffty-three wounded. The Zulu force va.
riously estimated at from ten to twenty
thousand, surrounded the British troops
who formed hollow square. which the
savages charged on all four sides. After
the Zulus were broken by the British fire,
they were pursued by cavalry and utterly
routed them. Lord Chelmsford burned
and destroyed all the military krsals and
returned to his camp the same evening.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-08-06

The single scull race IL miles and return
between Courtney and Riley, $500 side
took place at Silver Lake, New York, on
the 18th inst Courtney winning the race
by half = boat length. Time, 27,37k.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-08-06
Floods In Pennsylvania.

The neighborhood Of Pittsburg, Pa was
visited by severe storm on the 26,h, which
inflicted considerable damage to property
At Irwin station on the Pennsylvania road,
the food was unprecedented, washing away
crops, fences and outbuildings. The great
est loss occurred at the village of Petrolis,
where twenty-five or thirty stores and dwell
ings were carried away. The total loss "a
the railway companies and private in
dividusls will foot up 100000.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-08-06
ELK POINT, COUNTY, D.. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1870

camped nesr his post. They were supplied
with meat and were very impudent. They
waited upon thsagent in q body and demand.
ed q feast Upon his refusal they set ere to
the hay on the meadow and exhibited other
hossilities They are now camped Eve or
six miles from the for and the agent says
intend remaining there TO some time. He
suggests that the military take the band in
hand and show them across the line at an
early day.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-08-06
4 Plague In Iowa.

The vicinity Of Center Point, Lynn coun.
ty, Iowa, is being ravaged by disease, the
symptoms Of which are about the same as
In cholera. Fully twenty persons have
died from it's effects during the past thirteen
days and an equal number are prostra ted
by it. 1t is slso raging at Walker, little
town seven miles from Center Point, where
several deaths have occurred. An order for
forty cofins was received from Center
Point on the 2sth by Dubuque under.
taker. The physicians of the scourged
district are worn out ard the residents are
fleeing from the place.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-08-06

=
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1T
q treasury. The .sns.sas eoars. y y puss.sa N,
q s nS y .'ses ~ 9uesion . g tisas = kaeenl coa
ana e cain = without INIT only VIA ee..lnssua
Q witch they can =! stand. = \ now Sllssd u
n sn1 csn - Ds0u9ns anees ~ eo1naeeel tssa11ns
IN nd tbs s.nf,.. .,ss nc. - 2sns 81 81 RsEpses
y AMOUNT 90 ne sun tnat ean = x1an1aned . ~
d WIN sola CON, Irrespective g - Mlss
4 have besn arrsfensd raoau1,v in - - -
!. Inconsistency beoauSs - vssrS - ie isi2 4
Dr. Mann, Iinsisted thsS hy ~ ssusr rnSaisS ~
! the loau ct. undsr vhic6 ths 6vs-tvsaay bcsds
= | ala contsnd Ana ~ = ~ .S- eT.s.~ ~
that ve vere Ronnd s, ~ ssX .SSsi. - sss
. the war W ovsr, to sdvsaes tksse sss 8 - 4
own wrong is pos: ponins - 6ssrHis n fI.sss
States noess In order "a ~ ~ noa6s in Asssssi
vss ,sd ass ,. 3 s b r ens ~
redeemed our pisds. IS ~ ~; - eeve g 3 .
TJn,sed ssafes 49, ~ e ~. sSSs.y 49,. r.,
II ~ had peid fAem q area11 1SsSs - 49, S1S
and sith infniesly efsu q @sSsss1s - ~
credit - IS
ouestico exiets - 81 X o. ~
which Il must b paid, and ~ d = prsDoosd 6 10
late these cendlt1op 81 - wAsIsaak "a piess
Of dishoncr md rscsdiasscs - - ~ r. s1 =
Lcuisiana, q 1eypt g Turkey.
or than Il propessd n 49, 81 nistsM1ss -
the Dcmocrsts Of the state al Ysire 1sr.5~.s ~
the old, powerful orsanissiiea whisi il ~ :
are ssied & The end Of srest ~ e su".sS4 snS
naintaln dosmss which strike 4 he pubIic honor.
the public falth, and I'll The cherisssd psissipiss
.: e 1s !. 1asy 4 II p. %
opinions. n var tb sves.thSrs I.4 - Y. ~ -
Jefferson. or Msd1 on, q s.ossoa, or q ~, 4 yosS
smocs1. ~ trs,s ,ne ,na.r s g o.cssseieosd
PA . tas. nov to cor. . .ss r:s:. f q shsk
psrty bedee to the dishnror ~ thsi, comnt,v II "a
| the shame 81 their chiilrsn' y '-''. sSs'.s
-, a,,s.s have :sn:sns. tim. saos9h. .a,s sas Dses
pstbs enouols ~ fhs retsis ~ tss .ss,sk - sS.s
effort to DESTROY the eoyernncnf IA n thetr ~.
Of The nstionsi sorerrmsns. - hnt ~ 49, sssrs
as follow them Is sss ors g yss e" e
ana rcssm ~ .str;osse ct;..,,Ys - s,sh ~ oss
the erest body al the nsmocresse rsst,'
One Of tie member Of consress fsscm the sH,ss
Of Maine, Hon. 9. v. Ladd, = reported % have
the following language:
Mr.. Sherman has sold one hundred and ninety
millions Of four per cent. bonds In ono day 10
he shouid be inpssensd." 's - '' -
By this Get, In single day, the treasury depart
ment saved g the people of tAe DATED etats. ~
be refers are those Who purchased ~ forty MI
lions Of t.n.dol!sr r:funatng esrsincsaea. WHO
formed IN long lines n front q etznt hundred
tie sum of enc % hnadrsd doi.s: ,sr or .ss & saoss
csasnSssss cent s IN exchange fss DATED sssss acsss
sa Inc .no pnrCnasets oa ~ unsed beasse
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-08-06

There were seventy.one deaths at Mem.
phis, Tenn, for the week ending July 26,
thirty.four being from yellow fever. The
city is nearly deserted, camps having been
established outside the limits.
There are now six yellow fever patients
in the quarantine hospital at New York.
Ninety'nine deaths from yellow fever oc.
Cured at Havana during the week endsd
July 16, decrease Of 10 compared with last
week.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-08-06

The Peruvian minister at New York, re.
ceived the following Official telegram from
Lima on the 2Sth: "The Huascar entered
the blockaded port Of Iquique, fought the
Chilian squadron for two hours, leaving
hors de combat the Cousino and Abto. The
Huscar is unhurt,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-08-06

The secretary of state has received . dis.
patch faom John Welsh, United States min.
lister to England, staticg that his resigna.
ton has been forwarded by mail. 1t is gen.
orally understood that domestic aflictions
have driven Mr.. Welsh to retire from duty.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-08-06

On the 9th, violent hurricane swept
over the Adriatic sea. One vessel was sunk
and twenty damaged more or less. Several
lives were lost,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-08-06
NEWS In BRIEF.


During the last two weeks the skeleton,
Of several bodies have been washed up OF
the Long Island shore.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-08-06
ssA Acclsle.s n the Harvest Field

Mrs. John Mehlbrecht, while assisting her
husband by driving harvester near Men
dota, ILL.,, on the 25th inst. cut both legs Of
her little boy, scarcely three years old.
The mother had left the child sleeping in q
distant part Of the field, but while she was
going found the little fellow woke up and
wandered oil into the wheat. When she
discovered that she had cut her child's legs
of, she went into swoon, and was found
Ia that condition by her husbaud. Ere .
doctor could arrive the child vas dead,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-08-06
End Of . Fenaie Fsendl. u

Kate Webster, convicted of the murder
of Mrs. Thomas, her mistress at Richmond,
was hanged on the Goth ult, in Wsndsworth
prison, London. Sue confessed having
committed the murder without an accom-.
plics, either in the commission Of toe crime
Or the disposal Of the remains of the vic.
tim. Portions Of the murdered woman's re.
mains were found In a boz in the Thames
river and the remainder secreted under .
dung heap.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-08-06
Railway Casualties.

During q storm at Doylestown, Pa, on
the Goth, the accommodation and Bethlehem
express collided ON the North Pennsylvania
branch of the Reading railroad, completely
wrecking both trains and severely injuring
number Of passengers.
Joseph McKenna, of Buffalo, slipped
under the wheels Of train at Des Moines,
Iowa, ON the Goth and was killed.
A north bound freight train on the
Denver and Rio Grande went through q
bridge over Fountain creek, one mile north
Of Colorado Springs, ON the night of the
2sth, killing brakeman r. X. Manning, late
of Emporis, Kansas, and wounding engi.
neer Tulley slightly and fireman Martin
Lrdsn seriously. The engine and seven
cars went down. The bridge was rendered
insecure by . sudden rise in the creek,
caused by . waterspout.
A shocking acciden occurred on the Chi.
csgo and Northwestern railroad, near Wan.
kegan, ILL.,, on the 26th inst A construction
train consisting of ten cars loaded with
gravel, with the gang of laborers on board,
struck calf, which had strayed onto the
track. Four Of the cars we're piled in con
fused mass, burying many of the lsborers
underneath the debris. Anthony Joyce,
Mike Sheridan, John Dugan and Pat Con.
ners were killed and Conductor Halligan,
Tom AcNally and laborsr badly hurt
A passenger train jumped the track near
Havana, Ohio, on the 9th, ditching the
engine, baggage. mail and express oars and
three coaches. Sames Bogue, engineer, and
. fireman named Reel, were killed. No
passengers were hurt.
A freight train on the vandalia road was
wrecked at Plain6eld, twelve miles west Of
Indianapolis, on the 26th. Some unknown
person had PLACED two ties and rail ON the
track at Guard, which was struck by the
engine. which together with seventeen carr
was ditched and badly demolished. J. l.
Frsvel, brakeman, was badly hurt.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-08-06

LONDON, July 30.-l2:3O p. M.--Liverpool
wheat market easier. Average California 90
4d@9s Sd; spring 81 1d@Ss lid. Floating
cargoes firm: there is a continental de.
mand; on passage firm. Weather in Eng.
land, fine,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-08-06
Nilvautee,

MILWAUKEE,, July 3O-8:OO p. M.--Flour--
Very quiet bat steady; choice spring at
10000 g; common to good at $&76@S 90.
Whest-Unssttled and lower; No. 2 cash at
q No; No. > at SlH0S2c; No. 4 at 751<c;
Corn-Dull at Mkc cash. Oats-ouist at
26c. Rye-Dull at $50. Barlsy--Tams;
No. 3 at Gle; No. ct 45c; seller Ssptsm.
ber, No. 2, 75c bid. Pork Dull and lower
ct s. 81 cash. Lard Dull at $6.7O cash.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-08-06

John Kranz, Of East Pennington, Polk
county, Wis.,, drove into lake with six
children in his wagon to water his horses,
on the goth. The horses becoming frighten.
cd ran into deep water, the wagon was
upset and Kranz and Eve of the children
were drowned. One Oboy escaped by swim.
ming. The oldest child was girl of II.
Joha Aahoney and James Sullivan, both
married men, were drowned in Black Rock
IN. w harhor on the 9th, while fishing.
Sullivan Lost his life in endeavoripg to save
Nshoney who had tumbled in tho water.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-08-06
New York Hon Market,

Wells circular of the 25th inst, says of
the trade: Receipts for the week nearly
5000 bales, yet the cry comes there are no
hops left back in the country. Exports to
London this week 1900 bales. Under the
influence of continued discouraging news
from the English plantations, together with
a continuance of rather unfavorable reports
from our own districts, both this and the
London markets have been quite excited,
and prices on choice hops have advanced
1c v b above last weeks rates the market
closing very strong with prospect of
a further advance before the week is out.
Again we advise growers not to contract
their new crop at Is to 18 cents, as we see
by our exchanges some are trying to do.
New Yorks, new crop, choice, at ll@l7c "
h do medium at 9@11c; do low to fair at z
@9c; eastern at S@11c; western at S@11c !:
yearlings at 4@7c; olds, all growths, at SO
4c; Pacific coast hops nominal at 10@14c.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-08-06

LIvERPOoL, July 27.-The leading grain
circulaE says: In consequence of some.
what r,nre favorable though duh weather,
the grain trade at the agricultural markets
this week has been less active. Prices,
however, were well supported, and in some
instances slightly improved. Cargoes firm.
" held, but buyers show little disposition
to operate at this moment, either in of
coast or for shipment. At Liverpool and
neighboring markets transactions in wheat
have been merely retail in their character,
at Tuesdays prices. Corn is again rather
dearer. The attendance at this market
Friday was very thin, and business in wheat
on limited scale. White oats nearly
maintain Tuesdays prices, but red are
about I'd per GENITAL lower. There was a
steady consumptive demand for -four at
previous rates. There was good business
in corn, with hsome speculative transactions.
Both old and new mixed advanced a penny
per GENITAL.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-05-01
att ju "vanskapen'' kan qvarsta

att ju ssvanskapen'' kan qvarsta.
Hyggligast voro likYal vid cit sadant
fall, att bada parterna 6fverenskom.
me ON ringarnes samtida aterskic.
kande.
Man synes hafva Norge alltfor
mycket f6rbisett att afven har ar fra
ga ON en- symbol af f6reningen med
Sverige, och hvad som CALLER ON den
asationello symbolen CALLER ocksa ON
den uaionella. g..
SO hafva ocksa Norges skeppsreda-
re och sj6man, i vida kretsar, fattat
saken. Och de hafva uttalat denna
sin mening ord, som mott mycken
genklang svenska Sinner, sasom da
Arendals skeppsredare och fartygs-
befalhafvare uttalade, att unions
market b6r bibehallas, "forst eme-
dan man anser det som en- hederssak
for vart land med afseende pa utlan-
det och cit synerligt tecken for att
visa var gladje och stolthet ofyer,
foreningen med Sverige, darnast eme-
dan Haggan har blifvit oss dyrbar sa-
som cit marke, under hvilket var
kofferdiAagga fran en- ringa och oan.
senlig stallning svingat sig upp till en-
af verldens ansenligaste hottor, och
slutligen emedan praktiska skal tala
starkt mot hvarje f6randring af en-
6agga som vunnit sadant fotfaste som
var 6fver smart sagdt hela den civil.
cerade verlden.''
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-05-01
FARGO, D. T. d. % April 1879.
Red. of Mimi. Stats 7idning:

Red. 1f Mimi. Stats Tidning:
Var god och underratta genom st.
Tidning ON foljande: da jag hafver
lanai 800 af en- man och gifvit min
revers for $l04 jemte IL procent ran.
ia, och darjemte sa mycken sakerhe
som han begart och reversen f0rfaller
och han efter slit eget behag afyttrat
sakerheten, som ikval icke racker till
att betala det fordrade beloppet, kan
han sedan med lag erhalla nagot mera ?
Aktningsfullt N. P.
vi hafva en- gang f0rut besvarat ca
liknande fraga, men da det var for
nara tva Ar sedan, villa vi anyo CORA
det. Skulden, hvilken representeras
af reversen, ar hufvudsaken, och ar
den summa som galdenaren f0rbundit
sig att betala. Den lemnade sakerhe.
ten ar blott en- bisak eller en- ytterli.
care fOrsakran att skulden skall blif.
va betaldt. ON sakerheten darfor icke
racker till att betala skulden, sa be-
friar delta alls icke galdenaren, utan
han kan s0kas inf0r domstol for resten,
och har samma skyldighet att betala
denna rest som han hade att betala
det hela, ifall ingen sakerhet varit
gifven.
AT er fraga will det dock synas att
fordringsegaren tagit mer an laga
ranta, hvilket han naturligtvis Ell ha-
de rattighet till. R6rande de iuveck.
lade f0rhallanIen som darigenom
uppsta, ar bast att nj Wander er till eli
advokat pa platsen eller till freds
domaren Justice of the peace).
Red.