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Daily globe., 1879-04-07
GROWING FACETIOUs.
The Lasn.Leyssaeas's Organ at Minneapolis
Hysterically Happy Over the Departure

The Lasn.1ey.aeas's Organ at Minneapolis
Historically Happy Over the Departure
Of Jones.
The Minneapolis LunabermGn announces
the transfer of j. w. Jones, who has been
hunting up timber thieves in Minnesota, to
Nebraska, and thus chuckles over the
change;
We stand ready to throw ourselves into
the breach with all the knowledge and in
formation which half a lifetime of in
quiry has given as in reference to the great
matter of prosecuting the men who cut the
timber from the prairies of Nebraska. Hence
we offer to the government the following
important items, from which all the princi-
pal facts may be addnced:
The Pillagers occupied all the plains be-
tween Omaha and Cheyenne, B. G. 105, at
which time the whole country was covered
with a dense growth of pine timber. At
least 10O.O00,O0O,O00 feet of timber was
growing in Nebraska at that time, and Ole
Fletcherson, as the chief of the tribes occu-
pying that territory, caused the vast forests
of Butler and Seward counties to be hewed
down, and the logs were run to st. Louis
and there sold to Knapp, Stout & Co., the
Eau Claire lumber company, and E. FL.
Hymers & Co., who sold it to build the ex-
position building, the Palmer House
and the new court house in Chicago. The
marks were all registered in the Office Of
Jake Fisher, who was then surveyor general
and the land was surveyed and the logs
scaled by Capt. Mahlon Black, who was his
deputy at that time, and doubtless has the
books to verify our statement, if Gen. Ba-
ker's records do not sustain it. The timber
in Butler and Seward counties was cut b!
contract, but it will not be difficult to show
| that Judas Iscariot's father was one of thu
contractors, and three or four of his chill
dren are now living in Minnesota, and sub
ject to an indictment, under the statutes
Barnum, Clark & Co. cut all the timber il
Cheyenne, Keith and Lincoln counties, A
D. 'S7, and sold it to Sitting Bull, Sen.
whose son resides near the Manitoba lin
and who can be made to pay for it at tn
rate of So per thousand feet; and there viii
be no difficulty in showing by ;he stump
the amount of timber cut, or that S. b. Jr
is the son of his father, and consequent
liable for the trespass of B., G. g. Co. 1t i
a fortunate circumstance that one of tn
last named firm has survived the shock o
ages, and may be still found as q witness o
of the fact.
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PERHAPS the reason Strait did not buy
cane was that its presentation would not Pc :
nit the use of that exquisitely beautiful, daz-
zlingly brilliant, and severely intellectual pun
on the word watching in his impremptu
written reception speech.
Daily globe., 1879-04-07

The Democratic members of the House
do not appear to have made any compro-
mise in order to secure the Greenback vote.
for, while nearly all the Greenbackers voted
for the rider on the army appropriation bill.
the Democrats Immediately adjourned until
Tuesday, thereby preventing the introduc-
ton of bills on Monday. The Greenbackers
have some financial measures to present ii
"bill day. can be reached, but that looks
couhtfnl
Daily globe., 1879-04-07

Worthington Journal.
So-far as publicity is concerned, the Pills
bury movement has fattened beautifully,
but it must not be inferred that he and his
friends have given up the fight. They have
merely withdrawn from the newspapers to
indulge in ssstill hunt Gen. Bakers
candidacy ls urged by soms of Pillsbury's
friends merely to weaken Wakefield, and we
are surprised at that gentleman for thus al
lowing himself to be made mere cats
paw.
Daily globe., 1879-04-07
Daily Globe Advertising Rates.

Fourth Page cents per line every Insertion.
Third Page cents per line for the first week. ALI
subsequent Insertions cents per line.
Display Advertising (on Fourth Page only) double
atove rates. AL Advertising Is computed as Non
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Reading Matter Notices, First, Second and Fourth
Pages, IS cents per line.
"special Locals, Second Page, Is cents par line.
Rsadng Matter Notices, Third Page, 10 oeats par
line.
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SALTWATER NEWS.
Wheat is coming in slowly with no change

Wheat is coming in slowly with no change
in prices.
"Old Times'' at Kenny's. Best five cent
cigar in the market.
The Haverly minstrels have secured
Opera hall for April "a.
DR.. Haskell's ssWhat is it?" sold by Tim
Fox opposite the First National.
A fellow by the name of Exile proved the
unfortunate holder Of the lucky ticket which
drew the pony Saturday night.
VIM. Cove, of Baytown, narrowly escaped
losing the sight of his right eye, last week,
through some babiting flying in it.
P. Creapeau, the popular restaurateur, de-
parted yesterday for a weeks vacation on
his farm, in Somerset township, Wis.
At a meeting of the Bears Ear Boom COM
pany, Saturday afternoons Chas. Bean was
elected general manager of the boom, and
authorized to engage force of men and
take charge as soon as practicable.
The ladies of the Episcopal church are
making extensive preparations for grand
church fair, to commence Thursday even
ing, April 10, and continue through Friday
evening. The energies of these ladies will
be exerted to furnish pleasant time and
good meals.
livery horse and buggy driven by Mary
Bruce, Neil Jackson and Florence Dibble,
three inmates of Red Nell's bagnio, ran away
across the lake Saturday. The horse ran
down on the logs on tie Wisconsin side,
smashing the buggy into pieces and spilling
out the occupants. The horse escaped with
out serious injury. We understand thai
Mary Bruce received internal injuries. Nell
Jackson was badly cat over the eyes and
Florence Dibble received cash IN the fore
head. All got minor bruises. Too free in
diligence in the ardent was the cause of it.
List of jurors drawn for the May term OF
/ 49,
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The W0nders of the Telephone.
Owatonna Review.

The st. Paul GLOBE has established tele-
phonic communication between the main
Office in st. Peul and the branch Office in
Minneapolis, and commenced two weeks
ago to receive its news items from the latter
city by the new method of communication.
There will, of course, be great saving of
time in transmitting the news over the old
way of communication by mail, and news
can also be sent several hours later than be-
fore. The distance between the two Offices
is over eleven miles.
Daily globe., 1879-04-07

BILL KING is evidently trying to get Davs
Blakely mad enough to borrow the none,
to buy that morning franchise in Mime
opolis
Daily globe., 1879-04-07
Journal thinks it very less probable than it

0VH77tut tI1I115 1oeo P10Dtso10 tI1ts11 ~
seemed few months ago, and adds:
A strange story comes to US that the mental
and physical condition of General Grant is
really pecarious, and that there ia every ikeli-
hood that he will be in nobody's way next
year. Be this true or false, it must be admit
ted that the moving spectacular, of which he
is the central figure, has much of the insub-
stantial about it. 1t smells of sawdust and
flashes in spangles.
Daily globe., 1879-04-07
No Escnse Necessary In Those Days.
Faribault Democrat.I

lraflDault democrat.
Those Republican papers which are SO
severely indignant because some Democrats
have successfully contested the election of
Republicans and put them out of their seats
IN Congress, have perhaps forgotten that it
IS only few years since that several sue
cesiye Republican Congresses unseated, with
out looking for an excuse, sufficient num-
Der OF Democrats to secure a two thirds ma
jority. To unseat Democrat in the days of
old Thad. Stevens, was small matter, then
no one but Republican had any rights.
Favored Whisky Dealers.
Melrose Record.
The Minneapolis Tribune says the saloons
are all closed, front and rear on Sunday, but
the GLOBE spoils the item by asserting that
the drug stores do good business in the
whiaky line by being allowed to keep open.
Daily globe., 1879-04-07

From Parts to M0sco,U in Thirteen Daus
and Eighteen HOnrs-Beatt,sO the Mount
ed Couriers-A Trip to the Sources of the
Daily globe., 1879-04-07

Tito WEEKLY d1oBE is mammoth sheet, exactly
double the size Of the Daily. 1t Is just the paper
Tor the nresde containing addition to all the current
news, choice miscellany agricultural matter market
reports sc. It is furnished to single subscribers at
IN per vear. .
Daily globe., 1879-04-07

ST. PAUL. MONDAY, APRIL 5, 1879.
Daily globe., 1879-04-07

Terms OF Subscription for the Daily Glooe.
BY carrier q papers per week. 70 cents per month.
60 cents per month
BY mail with Sunday edihon) papers per week,
70 cents Dor month.
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| IWorthington Journal.

Gen. Baker Cats Pa,c to Damage Fake
field.
Daily globe., 1879-04-07
THE SUNDAY GLOBE.
THE WEEKLY GLOBE.

BY mall tbs SUNDAY GLOBE will be one dollar per
Daily globe., 1879-04-07
GLOBELETS.

NJ. Gambetta has Joined tho French Alpine
club.
Wilmington, DEL, is to have course of 25
cent lectures.
Amesbury. Mass, il filing large carriage
orders for California.
The Boston school committee has abolished
tho Kindergarten school.
The Macon (Ga. city council charges theatres
no license, but exacts free tickets.
Strawberries are getting cheap in the Boston
market. They have fallen to two dollars per
box.
father was on q bench as judge, and his
son at the bar as prisoner in Cleveland
court.
At Powhar, in Austria, the petroleum we'll
lately discovered now yields 1900 gallons
daily.
A Cleveland milliner asserts that an English
sparrow entered her store and stole feathers off
the counter
The first shipment of canned meats aud
vegetables from this country to India was made
few days ago.
Twin brothers fell out while making fence,
near Rogersville, Tenn, and one killed the
| other with stick.
Many Chicago women are addicted to intem-
perance in the use of narcotics, especially
| chloral and opium.
Birmingham, England, is importing hay
forks, clocks, apple parers and clothes pins
from Philadelphia.
The old custom of burying suicides at mid
night and without religious ceremonies, is still
followed in England.
John B. Haakins offers $1,000,00O for the
right Of franchise to build surface horse rail-
way on Broadway, New York.
Boston exchange concludes that the Ken
tucky mode of filing exceptions to the ruling
of court is to shoot the judge.
Kearney has one eye single to the happiness
of his followers. The other eye il closed on
account of q row in the family.
Charlotte Thompson, the actress owns one
New-York tribune., 1879-05-27
THE FoRTNIGHTLY REVIEW. May.

The memoir of the late William Kingdom
Clifford in The Fortghty Reriec, by Frederick Pollock,
describes man Of such remarkable intellectual
dowments and qualities Of character to afford
an attractive study Mr.. Clifford born in 1915,
and at the age OF fifteen sent to Kings College,
London having already attained distinction in the uni
ycrsty local examinations At school he showed little
taste the ordinary games but became proficient IN
gymnastics. He prided himself upon this accomplish
ment in after life took pleasure In the reputa
tIon of daring athlete than in all the hOnors OF the
University. While Kings College his peculiar mahe-
natical ents came the front, but not 10
clude attention other subjects. lie was also promi-
nent In the classics, modern history, and English era
ture In later life he showed aptitude for acquiring
languages which he exercised partly in order TO be able
10 read mathematical papers in foreign journals He
took I'D Spanish the OF tour in the Pyrenees,
began Arabic when be in Agiers year two be-
fore his DEATH was able TO read modern Greek
1uently, aud at one time even dipped into san
scIit In 1868 he entered Trinity College, Cambridge
and soon attracted attention by his originality Of
though; and brillianey OF illustration The pursuit
knowledge for sake the leading character
OF his work throughout his le The discovery Of truth
for him was an end itself duty OF primary and para
mount obligation. This gave certain fascination to
his teachings which did not aim at the imposition Of
dogmas on hearers bat at leading them into the
ioyment OF a common possession. He did speak 10
them Of the priceless value and beauty OF truth he
made them feel them no formulas, but IDEAS
His contributions TO mathematical science pro-
found as they original. He loved TO combine
mathematical conceptions with philosophical specula-
tions The constructions OF imaginary spaoereations
which have been achieved by Continental geometers
were greatly his mind, they afforded congenal
field for the exercise OF scientific intuition and unbr-
died fancy. While he delighted in the ina gnary
try as matter OF pure amusement he also attached 70
u serious import In 1S71 Mr. Clifford was appointed
10 a rnathomatical professorshp in University College,
Iondon and in 1874 he elected fellow Of the
Royal Society. His philosophical ideas were OF
gradual development For some time after taking his
degree at Cambridge he High Churchman. He
had far more knowledge OF Catholic theology
than is often met with in England even among those
who discuss theological questions He was we'll yersed
in ST. Thomas Aquinas and would often maintain the
Catholic position with extreme ingenuity. adding scien
aSo arguments aud analoges OF his own On the 9th
New-York tribune., 1879-05-27

DOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted fC
I'D college Conditioned rejected candidates coaChe
sn1nInoI or Winter. SiOekhIlalo. Mass Z. MOIFMANN.
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New 11nbIlcailons.
DECENT ISSUES OF
Ia THE TRIBUNE PRESS.
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1879.
Edited by Edward McPherson
CONTENTS;


CONTENTS;
Abstracts NJ PubI,c Laws Revenue and Expenditures
Consttntional Amendments List OF Appropriations. -
pertv platforms 1878 Imports and Domestic Ex
Eections Of JjutCl States ports
Is1cao1 ISenn}n9s Va ~ Immigration. Railroad Tables.
t,i Vote for President National and Currency
irfnctasi Savings Banks statistics
10 and recruitment Officers Public Debt OF the United
Of tho United states. states ,..-o,.
Departmental Officers OF the Unlteu Stas
United States. senate anu iouso vi i'0P~
Principal Judicial officers OF resentauVes e.o.o.
stastics of Trade and Com ork state GOvernment
rnerce &C.
Iron and Steel Tables Election returns IIom n Saon
Table OF Coinage. stare ana ltIIluq9iy' aiPn"
Foreign Trade Of the United betcaiy arrahseu'
States
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"ToPPIH3IETT;Gnn TT;Gn,D,s GREATEST MYSTERY.
PUBLISHED BY THE AUTHOR
ami sold by all dealers who keepit
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THE MONEY MARKET.

OFFICIAL REPORT ~ y STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
MONDAY, MAY 2e 1879
hsreported by the cold and stock Iss1raph ~
GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT.
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Table Of Topical Heads. Price 80 Cents The IIIBo NE
INDEX 1s75 1876 1877 and 1878 the four Tor II 0O
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~ WHY THE SOUTH Is "SOLID.p

III. THE CIPHER DISPATCHES.
And HOW AND BY WHOM TRANSLATED. Phnphet
form. Price 20 Cents
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VALE Law SchOol.-Regular course, years;
Gra0uate course flor OF DC La years Fall term,
orens sept 2b Address Prof WAYLAND New-Haven "
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V. CYPRUS-TRIBUNE EXTRA NO. AZ
CFsNOLA'S LECTURES ON CYPRUS. Illustrated DY
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THE TRIBUNE.
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VIII SEBASTIAN.

VIII SEBASTIAN.
fascinating story bv Katherine Cooper las Just bee
issneG ss II}UNE' NOVEL EXTRA NO. II. This Ext
comprises pages, Tribune Weekly size frlce'
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IV. WHf lie SUUIm II Cg,a i'm, rprp
UNES Investigation Of the recent election IN South CsOa
showing Republican majoes were wiped out Dy lnt
datiop and frauds also MR- BLAINE SPEECH In LIE
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4 MRS. and MISS STEERS'S SCHOOLS, Nos
N ~ East 7thst and 30 West l6th-st
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Eau Schools.


VALE Law School. Regular course, 2 years;
orens sept 20. Address Prof WAfLAND Ne"'ha'eh' VI
Gealners.
A HIGH CLASS teacher who is going abroad
~ TO study will take charge Of pupils Adresss
/. p. Of President McCosH. Princeton, N
A GRADUATE of Yale with several years
ssRSlfssfh HSa vii
boys during the Summer. Address D. " Tribune Uptown
onice i28s Broadway.
A LADY TEACHER would like from middle
"A OF June home in healthy country place to teach
references exchanged Address c. 22l Warrenst Brooklyn
A LADY of culture and experience wanted,
A S S ReSSoS RscsRGsS Da asa az salary
U he r. mG llIe. Box in e79 72G NcW York ONCE
A GRADUATE of an American and Ger
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A GENCY for SCHOOLS and TEACHERS.
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ERAULEIN REINCKE, native of North Ger
o. The late sy 8T A. ,.eheT S fS
York CITY oiers pleasant con eomoTIape M % h0n' WIN sSfa
German theoretically aud practically other language and
iS adson hai an hour from this city, ITO
views and situation are ye stTaeI % ana l1 heI ey e e
highest Island Highest reieTenees Address
FKAULEIN REINCKE. care uf X. w. CHhISIEIiN, NO.
$50 Eith.aye, NewIOTk
(Teacners wanting 10 study German during the vacation
Will be received for moderate terms.
GERMAN LADY of education and refine
S conscienti0u superior teacher and
aluabe a mOheress family. Address
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DRIVATE TUTOR All branches, including
L Frerch, music aud bOOkkeeping-desres engagement
Address Box 49, Princeton, y. j.
SUMNER STUDIES.-Mlss YOUNG respect
- fully invites the attention of parents and guardians to
the superior facilities afforded by the American and Foreign
Agency the Of tutors and
families going abroad into the country Parents
wishing their prepared for the Fall examination or their
daughters music, French other studies
of any OF leading colleges uni
verses Call address Miss ". J. YOUNG, American
and Foreign Teachers Agency, 23 UniOn-square.
TEACHERS supplied to schools and families
i without charge Miss FLORENCE FITCH, EDUCA-
TIONAL BUREAU, 30 Union-square.
TEACHERS of known calibre and character
promptly provided for Families Schools Colleges. J. W.
SchoImernO Amer school Institute. l3O E. l4-stNY
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j.
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TX, THE LAST NEW NOVEL.
THREE WIVES. BY the author Of Lords and Ladies'"
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VII THIS SON OLE NITLCAN

VII. THIS SUN OF NULChN.
Bv Besant and Rice interesting story Is now
fssled complete being TO- o OF THE TRIBUNE NOVEL
EXTRAS. Thrty-two pages, Tribune Weekly size froe
lOCenls.
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5netrurIlon.
For Boys and Young Men-city.
COLLEGE.
For Young Ladies'

"a p BARNARD. IL D., President
4gth-st Madison and 4th-ayes.
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For Boys and Young Men-Country.
"k Homelke Boarding School for YOuni
N Bows. T. HISDs A. ~. Hampstead. Long Island"
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A HEALTHY HOME in the COUNTRY 70
IN few boys wishing thorough instruction ATC
ACADEMY, NJ.
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NOOK, &c-By young girl as cook; will
y assist with washing city reference. l.l7l 2d-ave
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NOTICE.

TRANSFORMATIONS ENTERTAINMENT
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MALTBY HOUSE,

MALTBY HOUSE,
BALTIMORE.
Arm Ist, 1879.
Recognizing the fact that the relationship ex-
isting between the Counties Of Maryland and the
City Of Baltimore is such that residents Of the
Counties have occasion TO visit the City frequent
" during the year; in consideration ofthese facts
and the liberal patronage extended the MALT
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preciated by them, and at the same time merit
and secure an increased share Of their patronage.
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TO FARME
WHEAT SEEDING.

UFFICK OF Il. q. UAyIDGE,
Manufacturer of Fertilizers,
SO w. Lombard ST.,
Baltimore, Aug. ~, 1878.
Dear Sir Our Agent, Mr.. -------
is about TO call upon you. He will offer our
different grades Of Fertilizers at prices fixed with
q view 10 ruling rates for pFodnce. Whilst we
offer for Wheat Seeding, two articles At . mate
rial difference in cost we would state that the
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Iy in its stimulating acknowledgements
other and more lasting properties such As Avail
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same. Yours truly,
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- Raw and Dissolved Bones. Dissolved
South Carolina Bone Phosphate. Peruvian Gu
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FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR.

Measrs. Editors "a nnounce JNO III. CEITNE,
EAR, Of The 4th district ne . candidate fog Coan-
q Surveyor NJ she ensuing elcgsiOn.
Sept Ia 1879. CaArTtco.