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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-01-05
Notice.
Notice.
The annual meeting of the Minnesota Stat.

The annual meeting of the Minnesota State
Forestry association will be held at the State
capitol, on Tuesday, the 18th inst, at 1880 p.
M, for the purpose of electing officers for the
ensuing year, and for the transaction of such
other business as may come before the associ-
alton.
BY order of the executive committee.
T.. B. HODGES, Secretary.
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HAIL TO THE SOLONS.
TIE GATHERING OF THE LAW
MAKERS FOE 1879.

Getting Ready for tho Meeting of the Lesis-
Iatnre on Tnesday-The Members Arriv-
Ing in Moderate Numbers--Names Of
Those Already in the City and Their Ho-
tels-Applicants for Positions More
Numerous Than UsuaI-Partia1 List of
Those Who Would Like to larry With us
for Sixty Days-General Gossip.
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Great Rush

At tho 99-Cent Store for those Knitted Hoods,
Nubias, Muffiers, Colored and White Hose,
Shawls, Corsets, Chemises, Skirts, Collaretts,
Ruches, and general assortment of splendid
underwear for ladies. No such opportunity
has ever before been presented to purchase a
complete outfit at so small an outlay.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-01-05

will make application to the District Court
in and for the county of Ramsey and State of
Minnesota, at the special term held Saturday,
January 18th, 1879, at the Court House in ST.
Paul, Minnesota, for judgments against the sew
eral lots and real estate embraced in war
rant in my hands for the collection of unpaid
assessments, with interest and costs thereon for
the hereinafter named special assessments.
All in the city of st. Paul, county of Ramsey
and State OF Minnesota, when and where ali
persons interested may attend and be heard
The owners and descriptions Of lots and real
estate are as follows:
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Lake Como.

Col. Knauff will give grand musical enter
talnment at the Lake Como house to-day. His
guests will find everything to make them COM
Portable Hot tea and coffee, and hot meals
and lunches served to order.
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WORSTEDs.
Mrs. G.. HerWegel

Berlin and Paris Silk
and Worsted I'm broideries.
BERGMAN'S ZEPHYR WORSTEDS !!
Yarns, Canvas, Chenilles, Silks, Beads, Fringes,
Laces Braids, and every article required for en-
broldery work, stamping, &c. Agency of Domestic
Paper Patterns
rs WEST THIRD STREET. ST PAUL
905.2,no
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ton and Integrity as their principal capital,
and that the average rate of taxation through
out the State is only 16 40 mills, it caused
HIM to doubt if the subdued colors, the
cracked walls, the faded carpet, the musty
furniture, etc., was not more creditable to
the State than the garish show so prominent
IN the new wing containing Representative
hall.
Members of the present Legislature will,
however, have much to congratulate them
selves over previous bodies The new
wing gives much needed room, especial
~ for the accommodation of the
Representatives and the committees.
Heretofore committees have been forced to
largely accommodate themselves outside the
capital building. Now the space formerly
occupied by the Senate chamber, is cut up
into committee rooms, and though the car
peting used is the cast-otf of the old cham
Der, when the furniture is in place, they will
present very creditable appearance, and
Will serve the purposes intended until Min
nesota is better able than now to branch out
into costly expenditures in this direction.
While much remains to be done to put
everything in proper order for the meeting
of the Legislature, there are yet remaining
good many hours in which to do the work,
without III heleast infringing upon the Sab
bath day rest-and no one would for mo-
ment suppose that a great State would do
thls--so that members can reasonably ex-
pect to see everything ready to their hands
when they come together at 10 NJ. of Tues
Gay
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cts a Comin'!"

big snow storm. So the weatherwise say.
Be prepared for it by selecting one of Nippolt
q Graham's splendid sleighs No better assort
ment in the State and at bottom prices. Take
your carriages to them for repairs Factory
corner Seventh and Sibley streets.
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Visitors to the city will find Upman's Hotel,
corner Third and Cedar streets, just opened, a
convenient place to stop at; newly furnished,
good table, and IN the business centre of the
city.
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Pay your water bills on or before Jan. G. and
save per cent.
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FUEL.
NORTHWESTERN FUEL COMPANY
Shippers of and Dealers in
COAL, COKE, WOOD,
AND PIG IRON.

Jan. LIST, 1879, reduce prices of wood as follows
Dry Maple. delivered .............. SIS SO per cord
Green Maple, delivered. ...........b 25 per cerd
Dry OAK. delivered. 4 50 per cord
Fifty cents per cord less at the yard
General Office, 1l9 East Third street, ST. Paul
Branch Office, % East Third Street, st. Paul
Distributing Docks at Duluth and milwaukee,
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An adjourned meeting of the bridge com
mlssloners was held yesterday forenoon in the
county auditors office. Present: Commits
sioners Dawson, Cochran and Knapheide Mr.
j. s. Sewal submitted a bill for work done on
pier No. l, during December, amounting to
$9l .oo. Allowed. bill embodying the gen
eral expenses of the engineers office for De
cember, amounting to ss2SO.4O, was submitted
and allowed. Michael OBrien, contractor.
submitted partial estimate No S. amounting to
1897. Allowed. Mr. McIntire contractor,
presented the names of two bondsmen residing
IN ST. John, Michigan. The secretary was in
structed to inquire into their standing. Ad-
jOurned.
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CT. PAUL 80 YEARS AGO--i. F. and F. @.
~ State Institution ]. F. and Fireside COMPANION
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CITY GLoBULEs.

Pay your water bills on or before January 6,
and save per cent.
The city treasurer has received, up to date,
pay ment for twelve saloon licenses, and issued
i've licenses for miscellaneous purposes.
The next annual meeting of the Minnesota
State Editorial association will be held at the
rooms of the st. Paul chamber of commerce,
Jan. 18th.
Yesterday friends Of Alderman Dreis pre-
sented him with a handsome and valuable gold
chain at Chief Strong's Office. G. w. freeman
made the presentation speech. Mr.. Dreis re-
sponded and set them up
The sudden death yesterday morning Of Rev,
DIR. Akin, of Owatonna will be learned with
regret by many in st. Paul, and also through
out the state. He was widely known, and his
friends were only limited by his acquaintance.
Timothy O'Connors, the man who was com
mltted on the 18th of last October, for attempt
ing to use revolver with dangerous intent up
on the person of Joseph W. Cosey. was released
yesterday afternoon in bonds of $500. Messrs.
hoch and Schultz furnishing the sureties.
The Cathedral Father Matthew society will
hold its tenth anniversary on the evening of
Jan. 10th, at Armory (Pheifer's) hall, on Waba-
shaw street.. There will be an abundance of
speeches and excellent music, and all who at
, 1end can De insured an enjoyable evening.
There will be no charge for admittanoe.
Ihls Will be gala night at the Athenaum
Tor lovers of the German drama, the manage
ment having secured the services OF Mr.. Ed
ward Haerting, one Of the best Interpreters of
the drama on the German stage. Mr. Haerting
will appear as Becker in Elm Maedchen Won
Ballet-The Bullet Girl-supported by a strong
combination of talent. We have no doubt
there will be large attendance.
Two horses attached to buggy were found
meandering down Jackson street by Officer
O'Keefe at an early hour last evening. and
were taken to McKinney's livery stable, to
await the appearance of an owner. horse
attached to a wagon was also taken to the
station by Officer Boglet, where the sadly de-
morallzed owner shortly afterwards put in an
appearance, with just enough ballast on board
to manipulate the ribbons
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The ordinary monotony that generally charac-
terizes the proceedings in the United States
circuit court, was elieved by a rather dramatic
incident Yesterday, an attempt being made to
bulldoze MIR. P. Il. Kelly, the defendant in the
case OF Hall VS.. Kelly. Mr.. Kelly was under
going examination on the witness stand when
the counsel for plaintiff insinuated that wit
ness had been instrumental in concocting a
straw-bond conspiracy, whereupon Mr.. Kelly
waxed exceeding wrath, and the conversation
became quite animated, and might have result
ed III scene had it not been for the timely in
terVentiOn of the cOurt
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-29
THE GREAT COCK FIGHT.

Already the coming cooking main between the
States OF Kentucky aud Georgia. which Will
take place In this city about February 30 next.
has excited much attention on the part of port
Ing men. and gives promise OF being the great
est main ever had In this country. The hackers
OF both States. as We learn from Mr.. Rufus
Hunt OF our city. are old and experienced cock
fighters and men who mean business.
ach side Is to pit tn lri y one cocks. weighing
each not less than four pounds eight ounces
and on every battle there Is to be laid $50. and
on the main 5000. Cock fighters from all parts
come on to witness the event and 1t is said
large sums will be laid by the hackers Of Ken
tucky's birds against the now famous shawl
necks' Of Georgia So far as could be learned,
the battles will take place In the old Spanish
cockpit on Dumaine street, and 1t is intended
to make ample preparations for the accommo-
dalton OF large number Of visitors
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SIXTH DISTRICT COUnT.

3, Charles Couturie vs. Metropolitan LCe&j
Savings Bank.-Tbls is an action 10 CONF
Iendants 70 re- urn gold watch and z
W1lcn mad been pledged for loan Of -
Judgment for defendant.
for plaintiff for $50.
Lehman. Abraham h Co. va. Jacob r.
JuoRment Ter plaintiff for s10s5 50, with r.
tached. #
+; H. Sarrazin vs.. Gunther a Steven
JUG ment for plaintiff for 1850 SO and Coz
Judgment against defe danfs, WIN. t.
and Jas. Wilson. In solido, for ssssa 81. e
pretended sale and transfer from the c.
property fully described In the petiion, r
nulied and decreed to belong to WIN. RI
and subject to petitioners claim.
lg, biumeDson Il Co. vs.. Chicago, 81. i
ana New Orleans Kailroad.-In the msftlfI
RUE for new trial herein taken on the ~
June, 1t 10 ordered that said rule be- diech6
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BREvuTlEs.

The Protestant Episcopal Conference meets
to-day In st. Pauls Church. 'ON''
Inc season Of the hunter is fast drawing to a
close. and the ducks sre fast leaving onr bavnns
Tor the colder atmosphere Of the North
There seems TO be q general breaking down
on the part OF the saloon keepers ON the nnes
ton OF the price of drinks. so a friend says
for two nips.
Since this unreasonable warm spell has com.
menced. the elm and sycamore trees have
begun to shoot out their buds II this weather
lasts much longer 1t may endanger the peach
Yesterday morning. owing to the sDipperv
condition OF the sidewalks. 1t was almost as
uan0Grous to try Professionalism as walking on
Ice The banquettes we're covered with M, me
tuous layer OF mud that made one careful where
and how he put his loot down.
AZ the sale by a writ of fieri facfas. Yesterday
OF the New Orleans. City Park and Lake Rail-
road me sum Of $4,000 only being bid. and that
t not DelnR tne amount appraised. no adjudica-
the highest bidder on a twelve months bond.
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shall demand the credentials OF Elder N. Bick-

snail demand tne orenehuais vi biuef W. DFoa-
The conference then received letters from
Mrs. M. j. Gibson. Mrs. B. Douglas, Miss q.
The above ladies' presented to the Bishop an
| envelope containing the sum of three dollars az
a token OF respect and honor.
On motion vote Of thanks was rendered the
above ladies for their donation, and y was or
dered their names be printed In the minutes.
was tendefed Right Rev. pr J. p. Thompson
for The manner In which he presided over ihe
On motion OF Rev. J. Nicholas vote OF thanks
was rendered to the editor Of the New Orlsaus
ioE the beaain IN sad dgslnea
he 10 wSs ne
Also vote Of thanks to Mrs; Mary Eliza
Gregg and the, Sisters OIL the UNION Street
| Mission, for their kindness In attending to the
Bishop and brothers OF the Conference.
Also. q vote Of thanks to Rev. Moses Gregg.
six fs' do ar a1d To Elder honey for
acting rs statistical secretary. and sts dollars.
| Also. n vote Of thanks was given to Brother
A.. w. Page, for acting rs assistant secretary.
Also, to brothers and sisters. for donations
made to the Conference by them.
| The appointments were then read and the
After which the love feast then took place In
| the Union Street Mission. which has seating
| capacity OF about $50.
LIST or APPOINTMENTS OF THE LOUISIANA AN
| FUAL CONFERENCE.
First and Second Districts. Union Street
ZION apq na street
gRarsG asvs j. cqs%nser . Nch1ss:
Samuel Williams and WIN. snowden '''.''
Third District, PontehatouIa, Zion Church,
s5h|arsss;s 4; Scott. ). Worn. b. Fucker and
Fourth District, Amite City Little Zion
Church. Tickfaw Bugal. Southern Carworks.
Zion Jones Chapel-Winn Butler. Presiding
Elder In charge, Deaeons +. Butler. Henry
Jennings,
Fifth district, Big Zion New Zion. Zion Hill.
In charge. Dea ,ons Geo Daniel, A. Washington.
f svn ps Ms1y p9 GsHR Berth
charge. Deacons Il. Wilson. y. Johnson.
=, Seventh District, Cosmopolitan Big Church.
New OfleansaJ;P T. Brown, p esding Elder In
Eighth District, .Trauhart MIssion-J. P.
Wesley. Presiding Elder In charge. Deacon M.
Ninth District. Summit. Miss, Holmesvile.
mcComb City, Magnolia; johnson Station.
Amite county,. b. Robertson In charge.
:, Tenth District. Madison Parish, Louisiana,
New Mssion-O b. Smith. Presiding Elder In
charge George Carroll. Pleas. Bosnian.
=, Eleventh District, Houston. Texas, Mount
VIM. freeman In charge.
:. Twelfth District Jefferson, Tex.--Jas. Allen
Pr,ssidiDR Elder in charge. Rey. Henry Glass.
ding Elder. In charge. Kevs. b. Il. Wing d. Cal
:, Colpertsur and Missionary Collecting Agent
Miss 10 fef Sandy Thomas Alex
andria, La, and Elder Thomas Jones'
Iocated-Deacon John Spearing,
The conference then adjourned. to meet on
the fourth Wednesday In january, 1880. at Amite
@ kfGHT REV Vlo Dh :" JOS 81 P. THOMPSON
Presiding Bishop Of Louisiana Annual Con-
Moses GHEass. Conference Secretary.
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Fourth Station. 'o 'A'o 'ae
John d Hanna was lodged In the Third Sta.
his float. cal Win
John Henry was run into the Second Precinct
bbiatlon. charged with having stolen properly in
Rosa Burns was arrested on board tho
S S.ea,mDoai Whisper and lodged 10 the Harbor
station. charged with the larceny OF sos. WI
o.t aopnt : O'Clock Yesterday evening horse
~ tacneu 70 wagon ran away ODnosita AZ
MAGAZINE Market. and destroyed the wagon. 'n0
th HI LIVES West confidence chap. was housed IN
najr agIru otatl9n charged with larceny of
NJ Jo dn Jackson drove his float into straat ca :
s So % sy o. ne Iehouptonlas street line JACK
5 be gbsaueo arrest By skipping His float which
ne aoanooneo. was sent to the pound "o
At half-past II o'clock YESTERDAY noo,r,no a.
snIliy Corner o OF Wells and Canal streets James
wonndad Vas cut n the hand and slightly
were ON hand and no one arrested.
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INTIMIDATING A WITNESS.

Charles Barnes made an AFFIDAVIT before
Judge Miltenberger. against Matt Bowles, for
attempting to bride and intlmidate him. a wit
ness In the criminal prosecution OF State VS..
Ned Whaley. alias Bob Thompson, charged
with petty larceny. by Offering him five dollars
not to testify the truth against the accused, and
threatened to beat him. and thereby prevent
the witness from testifytng The witness had
given contradictory evidence and being asked
why he did not say the truth, said that he had
been threa' ened by Bowles.
Officer Teen arr ested Bowles and brought
him before the court and he was put under
$3.50 bond for appearance. The accused jp tine
on the charge OF petty Ia ceny
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THE COL0RED METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CONFERENCE.

The Conference met Monday. pursuant to ad-
iournment. The Bishop called the Conference
to order at 10 o'clock a. M. and opened devo.
tional exercises by reading the sixteenth chap
ter OF st. Mark: singing by Elder II. 8. Evens,
and prayer by Elder J. p. Robertson.
The minutes Of the previous days session
were then read. and on motion. we're approved
and adopted. with necessary corrections
On motion OF Rev. J. Nicholas 1t was resolved
that the motion that was made on Saturday. to
adjourn to meet In Amite City be reconsidered.
and. after discussion on the case, the chair
then put It to vote and 1t stood-yeas 10. nays
H. So the next Conference will meet in Am tie
City.
The committee appo inted to visit the mort
gage Office reported that the property spoken of
has mortgage claim on 1t by three or four
: The Urauhart Street Sabbath School sent the
1t was then moved that vote of thanks be
rendered to the said school and its name be
~ so 5ne CARRIED abnni tho
Elder J. T. Wesley stated that he would pay for
the printing Of the minutes. and each Brother
On motion Of Elder ]. P. Wesley and J. Mich.
81 to get out the minutes.
IL was resolved that a public collection In all
A. NJ E. Zion mission churches for the benefit
OF the general Conference fund be taken up
.Comp1lnR committee -Eldor j. p Wesley
chairman; Rev. J. Nicholas. Elder r. P. Loney'
Elder u Smith. Rey. Moses Gregg. secretary.
1t was moved that the names OF the said
committee bs received. Carried.
After which ex-senator J. Fl. Burch arrival
and the Conference sauted him.
A letter was received from the Sisters OF Jack
son street Mission. wishing the Conference to
adopted. "O' "o'
On motion a vote of thanks was tenderea n
Elder ?. Brown for the beautiful present OF n
pair OF sleeve buttons. presented to the Bishop
Elder n Bickham was suspended for ono
year. ~. 'Ho
The Conference then took a recess for fifteen
minutes. and after recess 1t reassembled
On motion. 1t was resolved that Mrs Mary
Bowen Do granted credentials as q missionarv
e o Golie S means LOT the purpose OF building
ops steward, Elder ]. p Brown, No. 900 Canal
street, new Orleans, La. Carried.
:, Ine committee on complaints and trial made
Lnelr report concerning Elder N Bickham
me SAID committee state that they find him
euiily. ana recommend that he be suspended
ence. which was received and adopted.
m Inc said committee stands thus: Elder A.
Iasker. chairman; Elder 8. Roberts Elder
yonnson. Deacon r. Butler, Elder T, Jones:
Elder J. i. Brown. secretary.
Elder Thomas, Of the African Methodist Enis
copal CbuIcn, was introduced to the Conference
~ the BISHOP, who stated that they were Old
friends. The, Bishop then desired WORD If
gave. 40 "oooAoinxiy
1t was then moved that vote of thanks he
tenaered 70 Elder Thomas for his able address
20 the Conference. Carried. 700
Ana u ives resolved that the district elder
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SKATING ON REAL ICE HERE.

1t IL now assuming proper shape that
we will have u skating rink where the merry
gliders can cut the sparkling surface of real
ice. 1t is proposed by several we'll known gem
tlemen to form company and lease largo
plot OK ground, in which will be placed an am
monia machine. similar to that used BY the
Louisiana Ice Manufacturing Company. A
space about 100 by 100 feet. after being covered
with q net work OF pipes. would be flushed to q
depth OF several inches with water and then
this would be frozen solid, It would indeed be
novelty to see skaters sailing along on tho Ice
90 grees.
From the names OF those who are the pro-
moters OF this novel scheme, there can be aues-
tion but what IL will be success IL final ar
rangements are made
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-29

State ex rel Don A. Pardee VI. X. Al
Treasurer.--kelator alleges hat as Jnd95 =
Second Judicial District Court OF LouisjS5
Is entitled TO 5000 a year for his salafy.
able quarterly. Hs represents that be hG1I
paid out OF said sum 1880, Leaving ~
ss050. for which he hollis Auditors vsff1
which toe Treasurer refuses to cash, a1|N
that there was no money TO the credit q
general fond to pay the same. Relator h
SCENTS that there are s20.o TO the credit q
x neral fond which have been credited r
state House fund. which IL not legal. M
Tore reiator prays for writ OF mandamu4
prohibition to compel the Treasurer 70 tf11
me sum OF $4,000 10 the credit Of the r.
biblt the Treasurer from making any 0tE1
position OF the funds,
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MOTION ovrspnrrn

MOTION ovERgULED.
q MOTION Tor new trial In the case OF JAM
dinp b. c1nvlcted OF shooting with intent to
UNDER AMUSEMENT
Notion for new trial In the case Of Dick II
aiias hicnard A. Marcy. convicted Of Iarc6o<
SENTENCED.
va. Ryder, charged with carrying conc
weapons. withdrew plea OF not guilty, pix
gully. and was sentenced 10 pay q fne 81 81
pL 10 imprisonment for five days Ia the F.
ACQUITTED.
Thos. Usher, charged with assault and \
terry. Il:
NOT TRUE BILL.
In the case OF John McCullom. charged d
arson, the grand jury returned not q tIuel
and the accused was discharged,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-29
COMING TO COMMENCE.

We had the pleasure of meeting yesterday
MIR. NJ. V. B. Davis. the coiner OF our Mint. who
Is now vigorously pushing forward the work OF
reparation on the machinery. SO that coming
may commence by February l. Mr.. Davis is
most euccessful ones in the country. With the
advantages Of natural situation. situated as ii
Is within easy reach Of the mines OF Mexico,
and with the daily receipt OF from 500 to 100
ounces of bullion there Is no reason why it
should not become one Of the leading mining
institutions: Although our Mint does not DOS
has will do very large amount of work.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-29
FIFTH DISTRICT CoUnr.

Ramsey ct ais. vs.. heirs OF Slide)I. M
new trial refused. ~
u, p. Bowerng VS.. Board OF Liduf61@
Mandamus made peremptory. -
40 Boyer va, Jno. A Tnrnell.-Judeu
plaibtIff for tIe7 a.. Is
Mrs. l., J. Seger and her husband u r.
II. Handy ct aIs.-Judgment for tiefendS1iI
missing the Injunction with $50 attornSyT]
and costs of court "a
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Till Tappiu~.

At II AS o'clock yesterday an untnovr 4
entered one Haynes oyster saloon 49,
the corner OF Dauphine and Desire ssreefas r
tapped the till to the amount of q W l.
PROPRIETOR threw lumber at the thief. W.
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AZ s;45 o'clock last evening a coIored r
while breaking out cotton on the boiler D.
sne Steamboat Cara Lee. fell to the wharf g.
was removed 70 the hosnitaI - -
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-29

Nothing else will effect cure in fever and
ague and liver complaint 80 quickly as Reeds
Gilt Edge Tonic.
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The Colonnade Hotel. Philadelphia, is a
model establishment. 1t is superb in both
style and appointment. and Its table and SER
vice cannot be excelled.