davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-08

ACCIDENT 20 / FREIGHT AlN-Abtut S
. clock last night, while o freight train on tho
Virginia Alillard road wos going south, when
about 4 n:it mile Forth OF Rapidan Station. 40
axle under the CIR next 10 the Conductors car
hloEr, Dli>plfcog the trucks ct tic latter and
damaging tho track 50 M to c,uso slight de-
trnti"r. Conductor WiliiGs!d was injured iu
tbs hip ard EraLeman Trs7ers was somewhat
Gu. h"d bruised. Tic ;ai1rirs to both arc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-08
LOCAL MATTERS.

WEATHER PROBABILITIES. November S.1S79.
For Inc Middle States slightly warmer cast TO
soath winds. stationary o. slowly falling bs-
TomaIer. party cloudy weather, and in the ex-
;.cmo southern portions light :sin,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-08

THE LOCAL TRAINs.-The publication 10
yesterdays Gazette of the new arrangement OF
local trains. between this city and Washington,
has caused considerable connection among
regular travellers, and the new schedule meets
With much urfavorablo comment. tis very
'IcOnveuient to nearly everybody, and besides,
deprivcs this city Of aDy opportunity to rSoc'ye
the mid day mail from tho North, anu Inc
Ndrlhcrn pnpers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-08

iIHGhA5 CORTCS--:rnc BrOwp, ghcso
caiGmi;nIcnt Ter assault is noticed elsewhere,
,aAs brought before Judge Charles Il. Stuart
IN :. sr. Of hahcas corpus, but Justice
lovely, CT The advice Ct tho Judge, Cd
:nit!et H.. 10 bail or tic preferred security
Of Ger. y. i'rtt7. Captain I. J.! Smith TO
iroscntcG the N01DRn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-08

DfAp.--Nir. Wni. Il. Johnson, q well known
greer. 81 this city. died al his residerc, on tho
corrcr OF Queen aud Fit streets, at an esrly
i,onr thi7 morning. liz hes hcen suffering
..nin consumption for sem! time and his death
vas n3t unexpected. III. johnson vas for
!a:ry yt@:S prominently connected with the fish
packing business ct FlSl!oaa. HG YES much
rrsUcC!cJ
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-08

DELICIOUS hEpAST --Thcro was sent to this
oiic. 10 day from iir ]. Rsplmci's rcstaurs0t
lancf, lit rapast iCr tho Rods. The oga
;crS wcvo q The incst, aorecd na 10 tho most
cDticipz asyic, and tho condiments most dcIioi'
ona. Tor tho good thugs CT hfo" in thc cat
ing !ino 20 10 Ramma!'s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-08

POLICE ITEMs.-The following cases were OF
the Mayors Ofico this morning.
Three restaurant keepers. charged with yio-
listing The election Laws. ty tho sale OF liquor,
Ga election day. were dismissed.
George Swansbury. George Chichester and
lcnrg Boswell, for being drunk aud dlsorLerIy,
ct tho corner of Cameron and Henry streets,
were sect to the work house.
David Manly, icr being drunk and disorierly,
was fined ard committed for payment.
Smith IicaIc, o0l0red. for 40 assault and bat
terry on Joseph Mitchell. also c)lored, was
licked UP for hearing.
Justice Lovciny had before him O ~oman
named Annie Brown for 90 assault GO Mrs.
Pc:ty. She was sent to jai! for Six months, 10
detnnIt of security 10 keep tho peeca
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-08

KFJo!CI2G.-l'h readu'tcrs had bonfire
on Wntm,ll Hill, last night, which Illuminated
all tho lover rsrs OF the city and attracted G
considerable crowG &c tha: loG.lily. Tho Coon
Killer" Was also brought into r',.uisialon ard C
s2lnto .aea fired
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-08
Opening mnH Closing Hi tfac Mail

rLOsINu.
Washington, ID. G., North md Northnsstorn
mails IL m. and ID y. n
Western nsils ~ and 6 Is p. M.
Southern mails. via Richmond, Vs., i % q.
m and W and ~ D. M.
south and Southwestern mails, viz Lynch
burg, Virginia. i W q. n. and & 45 y. M.
Alexandria 10 Lynchburg, Va, (wgy mails)
including through mails & O0 =. M and . 90 y. m
Gordonsvillc and Charlot!es7llo Va, & o. a.
m. and w p. m.
Manassas Division 6 90 a. m.
Alexandria TO Found Hill, Va, Il ia. M
OPENING.
Northern and Western mails via Washing
.on, y. o., 5 80 a. IN. and z 10 Snd Il M y. III.
Southern mails, via Richmond, Va, 3 80 H. n
Nd 10 p. H.
Southwestern l4ails via Lynchhurg, Virginia,
through mall5) including way mails on Midland
Railroad, SO g. 70.
damascus Division s 80 o. H.
Round Hill 10 Alexandria, Va 3 So p. IN.
,Ollico Houts--Ci!ice opens al 80 = ul., and
closes 1T I CO p. NJ.
Sunday Hours-Olice opens at s IS g. H.. and
closes e. 0 90 u. m.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-08

TIE LAST OF QUANDER's CASE Elk
Iua1deF, ST., whose arrest, escape, shooting
ard sub stqlent re-srrcst have caused some
commotion 10 tho vicinity of this city. was
brought before Justice Kcrby Of Fairfax, on
Tuesday, but that Justice refused to ezemioe
tho case Oh account of the charges of pr, judice
formally made against him. lie sent for Jus
tica Jno. Biodera who tried the case. Qaander,
it will be recolleced, had been sentenced to be
whipped, for petty larcepcy before bis escape,
aid tho examination was az to that crime.
Q1andcr plead for mercy, snd, IS he had been
severely wounded and had suffered muobJ us'ice
Broders decided to release him 90 his lc,ogni-
zsDee to keep the peace and be Of good be-
haVi0r. Quandor IS understood 10 have ad
n1lttcd the fairness Of his former trial, by
Justice Ke,by.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-08

IN FULL BLooN.-We can now state with full
confidence shat our stock of Fall and Winter
Goods ls complete from & 10 Z.
In Dress Goods we have an elegant line from
tho cheapest quality to the finest goods in the
market, and sill tho latest styles OF Trimmings,
Buttons snd Fr!nges.
In Cottons, although goods have taken an
olhef jump, we are supplied with stock lsrgo
enough TO furnish our trade OF old prices.
tlannols--Wc have largo line in domestic
plain oil w0ol tWilled snd Shaker Fiannsls from
the chospos! to tho very best in this country.
In Cloths. Beavers, Cassimcrcs, Kerseys, Full
Cloths and Closhings, wo have we'll selected
stock, both in Charlottesville wooden mills and
foreign productions.
In Cloaks we havo 2tylcs from tho leading
manufacturers, of tho hcat mako and fl, from
81 50 to $50 in Sacqucs, Goats and Uolmans for
ladies, misses and children.
In Blankets NO can sHfaiy say we are head
quarters, having bought them early in tho sen.
son: FrlcoB from c05 Up 10 $50 pnir
hor7G hohes-We have L largo variety, Sc.
| lcCtcd from several coed manufacturers; also
Horse Blankets il III styles ard rrccs
SkiTta, in B2lmoCal, Cloth EIsnnols SC, Tor
| 1nI9aes. lsdiea sHd children, very chaap.
Gloves hnd iioso-Wc hsve this season pste
1t q specially to place before our customers one
OF the !argcst and hos! assorted lines ia the mar
ket, IN Cloth, Berlin. SILK, Bt.ci Kid, Lislosad
Wooden, for misses, ladies, children and gents.
from the cheapest up TO Tue very lnest.
Carpets and Oh Cloths-lhis department. is in
full bloom, with Il largo stuck OF Eag. Hemp,
Ingram, extra Ihreo Ply, Tapestry a4d 5oyay
bruesela, for hsil', stHira and Iicors, with or
without borders. Oil Cloths in sill qualities, from
yard wide 10 four ysrds wide, all rnarkea log
Lcnoiu'n-h splendid assortment OF Crumb
Cloths, Rugs Mats and Foot Stools lass rcls
&c, IN largo variety and Yery chesp.
ShAW's IN every style iruaS;nghIc saA cr al
tho GiiinfCcL 1raira
We DO uGj @dvsttlso ctina. "a t costs too muck
money, ind wa rrn?nT to give the diaronco to
our customers; BIZ! one thing wa will FAY, wa
have Xot the goods "ni our prices DEFY sry c1ri-
petition; Give ia P call and oSauoiEl, our eoods.
You vii ind everything SIS Wo say. Vie gro
positively selling goods Fl ~ close prices rs our
ncighb2Iihg cities, Had in:nHh 10 keep up cur
iuli Stoc& Wa aro propsrod 20 sell Wholesale
or ralAll I'd ih5 closest b,tyrrh
i;esd this csreiuilyi wo mean business ard
intend to como up to eyory word We say. Como
All gee lis sEd we will appreciate your call by
se!hnE sou good goods Il! low figures. and guar
S'tPr e'o'y MFLIci . Hs represented. ksspy yours,
ISAAC hIcnREEu r'uc3'r. ~ Slaym ak0r Co.
IT, F'ilWAEZ hanGgnr. Get 3i-3w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-08

SPLENDID foTAToE3 W: II C ivad to day
from NJ, Peter Pullman, OF Fairfax county.
soHc oi The !a's"si and finest Itiah potatoes CT
i;o Teach blow variety that We ever san.
Mr. i. has large crop of tho same kind
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-08

CHrecH DEpnAToE.--Tho German i.rlhc
10 congregation ot this city viii, to r,3rrew,
dtdlc1to ihc;r new chapel, at HE corner of
Cancrnn Grd Alfred streets. The meet little
bui'dipc which has hoictoi;r, boea fully dc.
6cf!hcd II the GtE,t Ttilecis great credit up
90 the congregation. and il an ornament TO the
""ic!tb0rho0t. Tho lcdicstory services will
b. conducted 10 the German language at 10
o'c'oei; IN the morning hy Rev. II. G. W.
ETIngi,G, Il Kllt;morr, assisted Lv Rev. ". G..
i."2ihCr;. G! Wsshineior. At :: p. N. there
viii he services il iieg ISL By Rev. T.. q. J'ros
Il. III Washington. The congregation invite
The uuhc 20 BE- present.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-08
5 & loo. Counters.

TO THE TRADE: The livn busina.s men OF
tho day are starting these counters. Wesre tn
Orig!nators and Headquarters We have tn,
only two EXCLUSIVE aid ice. Jobbing House,
in the United States. IT. Send for Catalogue
and particulars. $50
BUELER BROS,
200 & 2O2 Randolph St., CHICAGO.
go d 2s Chauncy St., BOSTON.
CAN'T .ao3nn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-08

Mail Southwark, connects at Gordonsvillc,
Wtn Ches y Ohio 4. b. East and Wost. At
IyncEhurg, connects With Atlantic, Miss. &
OHIO K. j., through South west Virginia, TO
Nashville, Now Orleans Memphis, Little Rock
end Tcyas-and ct Dsnvlle with Richmond s;
DsnVil!e b. ", 10 South End Southwest.
Express Southwark connects at Gordonsville
to oil points on Ches s. Ohio. and, ut DanuiiLc,
10 all the South and Southwest, including Flor
ida.
MIXED TRAINS for Main Limo leave AL.
oxaEdrla daily, except Sunday. 8 GU a. m. and
Il 20 noon. and returning arrive At Aloxsndris
II 10 q. II. and 2 % .. N.
For MANASSAS LiNN leave Washington
7 10 g. III. and Alexandris 7 So q. m, daily,
except Sunday, arrive at Strasburg at IL Is 10,
| connecting With tho Valley Road Enst and
Wost L0avo Ssrasburs 2 20 p. u, arriying al
Aie1sndria a. 6 40 p. M.
MIXED TRAIN FOR MANhSSAS DIV
ISLON lesves Alexandria Tuesday, Thursday
| and Saturday, ut 9 GO 3. M, and returns Mcu-
| day, Wednesday and Friday, at 2 d y. m.
| For Middlehnrg, daily connections ri flsna
| statlol.
For Urpervilo regular connection ct Dola.
For WAH&ENTON, lnsve Wnshin gton .;
| I il q. IL. md Is p. nj. G'iiy-
| AL trains nlakc good connections, VI Wash
ingtor, TO and from North and West.
| New Orissns sieerer lpsyes WASHINGTON n,
| 7 ~ g. n. running through Without change,
| Oh Express train, leaving Washington 81 Il
p. nj, Marks Adjustable Reclining Chair Gar
! with extra charge only 81, through 10 Danville
! connecting to sill South.
| Excursion ticko 8 to Iat Esonvillo Florida
good To rotnru until HAY 18th, 1886, on sale q
| Tashiug lGn, Alexandria, Charlottesville nCc
Lynchburg,
Through tlckata v8ry low TO tho Souta And
Southwest.
no98 IN, BROADUS, q. r. A.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-08
EGCIiK EEES.STEES.


Tee Wheeling ". Va, nsil nils hAve I'd
vanced tho card 10 q $500 rate
Tho Relief and Columbis Fire Companies
both held meetings last night. but neither trans
acted any business of public interest.
Auditor Brockett is busily st work funding
the city debt into the new bonds lately issued :.
Up to the close IF business today $4,000 lad
been funded
Rev. Dr.. Harrison, PASTOR of Mt. Vernon
Chapel Washington, and Chaplain of the House
of Representatives., has consented to apesk q!
tho meeting Of the Aloxandris Reform Club
Rext Friday nigLt.
,DeputJ. Sergeant Armstrong will start on
Monday fer tho Insane Asylum g. Staunton,
having in charge Washington Scott the man
who obtained money from Mr.. Henry Cook on
forged cheek aome time since, md who YES
convicted Of !unacy ut the October t:rm Of the
Corporation Court.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-08

SALUrE.-Scina Of tho supporters sni ed
~ ors 81 Me-sEs. Smith aud hiuslltac. who
.ccrc I'll, cisl 10 tho Legislature On tuesday,
hnvn secures! the cannOu Nellie Grant, and
;e;li fro oaufo CD Windmill Hill this cvcrinP.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-08

WhSuIHGTON GAMES .--i'cngi9i!s 20 Tic
American Centennial Exposition ID. WHIT. tho
nwncr Of TIC estate in Wcstm0.C!ard COUNT,
Va, upon which Gen. Washington was bo7r,
received letter from c:rtGiE parties 10 Pi.i!a-
'ic!phio, telling lin dat il he ~Guii CGt cracs
irom that estate and ship th2l; 10 Philadelphia
they you'd pay the !coigh. OIL thea, iut ta:rais
AID heads to them coo vasaa:! them, III other
words n,Skc :hcn saaht, EDJ divide the profits
With hum. The Doctor alter enquiries which
resulted, aa nc thought. III G;s1JytTiag that
TIC parties Tcio rcsbe. c!Caad viii! Tho ;j:Gi,'
nsiti0n a. orGc and had tho canes cut and Tor
wardcd. Six mouths sitter the close OF tho OK
position, never having heard g WOgd OF the
canes biEco they lief; Wcs;mOyeIaaG, The Dr..
wrote to the pu,tcs and asked 70. his e?arc Of
Tho proceeds. About 8 week ATTIC. ihcrc wcTo
landed at "Wir;'s wharf" Thousands 6; U;ee
.n0i;inG walking caac@, such - are iuuud ior
sale 10 the atoroa. They haze remained there
ever s!noc, though Their nainHcr il gradually
1iEaiois!:iDe, aS the Doctor, WHO Usually comcs
% tho wharf Thcn tho steamboats, s'"o tiore,
makes il pCac!:ao 20 Present one OF them 70
each OF the friends or acqu: lutauocs he ''"pncnl
- fntCt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-08

MIDLAND iItAp IHiEHHipN.--i NO ltrd.:i
~. o. Ca2G!t0 notices tho proposed ,ZieIsi -
u tho tirguia ilila.H Eoaf,
"i!o Ita:ti.noTo and D!!o ls.!f0"l. With he
E;rgio.a HI; au', IS il tlc matter CT jOurcrn
tTsIg!,ta qlclos; abs,iu!c'5 - tho u,eTcg ri ha
E:camac2 aaI U2nvi"a ii::!fr2d, and they
havo really ai,E,:rawn :hCiT asco:7 from tho
cetton States. bcc.g'c SPY contracts their agents
might !Iak1 ior transportation "cT@ liable 10 DG
ahccIms,c! Il -? t,&; hy ;"1 aGiI2u G! the
later ciF9ciaHJ%. II has coa: To- l." I. u:G2g
sly tN&fJ!3'E- 0IL!' t;t-E cV!:HEt.!un5. 10 90
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-08

NuAr i7 indigestion a coalition Of inc
stomach produced ty Inactivity Of the liver
wncn tbs food is not pro. CRY digastld. and 10
u!..c'. his sufferer If liable to become tic vc,i1a
Of nearly every d!s,ata kpawC-rclicf from
which csI, DO nriaine,i by using l1rIquea Anti
i;s;ouS Dit;cT-, manuiao!nycd ny ". il IhcTa
t0f,. !;:.l.!mar0, Md. ant sid by all druggists
81 DC package. Or 81 per bottle. Ity them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-08

Sollp CoMFopTs. For tho best COOKING
STOVES, FIRE PLACE HEATERS, OFFICE
STOVES, RANGES. FURNACES and SToVE
Work generally, call on
STANSsURY IL Bro,
Corner Kius aud Columbus Sis
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-08

IioasE STOLEN "A white bay, about slS
teen years Of asc. rod nr to Cats 'Tavein at at
West Fad yesterday ov, o!Ge' ana olsrSa -, n.'
anmaiior sale at $I5. [, tcos suspeg.' '"; s"S'
ihc :iuimal was soiop. ;ho o2y WIS au'n''o a. 4,
AID after various contradictory S'a'9nou's' ",
kHoWlcdgCd that he had found Us hofso kt7H q
lux On Tic side Of the road. llo \'as Aor Ia. ~
The houss for time. but fioally got way .o'; :,
0g the horse behind him. Thls m,FnioS >; :,
was q. c,rtaincl that the animal belonsch %
Mr.. G,odhand. who lives about four miles p'
y0pd Fairfax Courthouse.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-08

>rrcIAL oTma.-Wo have This day 70
cnvcd ca appreciation Tor ten days 10 rlc'S OF
the finest saEccicd Body B'CsSe!s; 10 pieces Of
Tie liocat selected Tapestry; pieces extra
spGer carpet; :, gircca three !''y; - different
patterns Of vi Cloth Rusa Those goods VIC
succeeded ic getting 10 take elders Cd. They
aTo o! he bss, make and pret,est sIyes and
rcnds nnh es:stemtys world do wall to give lis
q look. J. EiCHBERG,
cc.5 lw Succass6r to SlaymBktr Il 90.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-08

POARDEES-In pleasant par. of the city,
- desirable rooms and good bosrd for four
peraons Terms moderate. Apply at 100 Duke
street. nov 4-2v
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-08

uGUSEkEEHER3 WILL PROFIT BY
a examining our large stool; Of GuAMOIS
SKINS before purchasing, rs va are Offering
cording 10 siHo
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-08

Ih hh II ANS. weighing rrom C 70 10 lb
~ zach, IeCalYtd day by
nov S sc. MiLRU2N.
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-09-25
ALvE2TESiaG.
JOB PRINTiMC.

All kinds of book and Job Printing neatly and promptly done. Handbils, Pamphlets, &c., &c., done in the best style, and as cheap at any office in the State
 Orders can be sent by mail and the jobs sent out by mail f snalD by stage, express, to most parts of the county, without serious risk or delay,
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-09-12
sHERIFF's SALE.

BY virtue Of an exeotim issnaa ont ~ tina distrint
court for the Second iuioisi Sitct IN Ana for the
county Of Ramsey and STATE Of Hinnssots M M
on Judgment entered and docteted b., ssid court
tlon between sarah E. Pi6ard, plsintiff. and James
stinson, defendant, In favor Of said plsinti6 and
against said defendaat for the sum of Ave thonsand
six hundred and eghty-one dollars and forty cent.
have, on the 9Th day OF July,A D. 1879 levied M.
on all the right title and interest of the said dafen
property, to-Wit: Lots number Z g. 9and TO- Of block
nunnberi Of Rondo's addition to st. Paul according
to the plat or such addition Of record In the reQstr1
OF deeds for said countv Also blocka number 10
S. g. g. lOa. no and iii Of Lyman Dayton's sddi.
fon n ~ PanI according tn tina Mat ~ sr1ch sddi
Hon Of record n ssid reoistrv Of deeds. Hso iota
number To- ~. both ino1siye. In biocF number 81
Gtnann,s sdditon - ~ paul. accor1ino "a tina Mat
theraof ~ ,acord n s.id raust,v ~ Sands 1ian
ota n,,v,ha - - hoth ~ h1ocE rrrohar
IN asid stinson,s sddtion .nd sccordinn - aid
Mat thsren1 Also iots n,,nt.r IL 81 hoth ,nci,,
s ave n hloct nnwhsr ~ .sid atnsons sddition
snd .ccord,no - .s;T .t ths.sct ~ 1t. - -
both incn.ive ~ hiocE nnmhar ~ ia Stinsnnss
number i aa.47 4 IA ia 81 stinson,s mh. di-
vision ~ }ocr n ~ stsnson,. sdt,on .Sores.id ad
acoordine to thu nat ~ ssid sndivision Of record
TO- H. is and Il Of block number ii Of said
addition and according to said plat thereof. Also
lots number /, a. s, l. and Of block number Is Of
said stinsons addition and according to said plat
thereof Also lots number q 5. T. s. 6. g. and and
dihon and according :. to said plat there
o. Also !ots number 16, 10, a, "A,
10, u ana - OF block number II Of said 6ans0n's
addition according to said part thereof. Also lots
number to II, both inclusive, and lots number H.
II, 18, 10, ~. q, 26 and ~ Of block numher Is Of
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-09-12
Police Ne,cs.

The examination of Doc. Levi and Charles
CLARK was resumed yesterday morning. The
attorney undertook to prove an alibi and intro.
duced five witnesses to prove that Doc. Levi
was in st. Paul at about 9 O clock Saturday
night, the time he was recognized by Mrs. Bev-
ms. The court deferred judgment in the case
and the other two cases were disposed of, about
the same testimony being received in each one,
and Chris. D. O'Brien, the defendants attor-
ney, summed up the case, making strong points
on the testimony of the witnesses from St.
Paul, and asked that the men be discharged.
The acting oity attorney, O. H. Benton closed
the case with strong argument for the prose-
cution, and the court held both Levi and Clark
in the sum of 81, 100 for their appearance at
the next term of court.
John Malone, Thomas Sullivan, Patrick
Downing and William Donovan, four "hard''
young men, went to Lake Calhoun Wednesday
evening and filed up with "booze." Coming
home they attempted to clean out car, but
were prevented, and on the arrival of the car
in the city they were arrested. Judge Cooley
fined them 1926 each or thirty days in Jail.
Samuel Sargent, young boy. was arrested
on complaint of o. G.. Williams, for disturbing
the prayer meetings held on Washington and
Eighth avenue south. Samuel was discharged
by the court and turned over to the tender
msrcies of home Justice.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-09-12
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

MILWAUKEE,, Sept. 11.-Flour stronger and mod
erately active. Wheat opened stronger and No higher
and closed strong; No: l hard $lol; No. I, seo;
$40; No. 8, SIC; No. 4, $40; rejected 7bc. Corn
frmer and quiet; No. 2, $3.50; October $3.50. Oats
firm and higher; No. ?, 1910. Rye firm: No. i,
s d.s and
oeipts 1874 barrels dour bushels wheat Ship
ments. e,0s4 barrels aour; IL, 100 bushels wheat.
prices. Whest strong and higher; unsettled and ex-
cited at times; No. Chicago spring 964c cash !;
96he October; No. Chicago spring 9Oxc cash ;
SXe octosss s@saSe . cs.
ana ss'e CASH ssxo ssc
sso os stssay sed My
October; AXc November; 25xc year. Rye in good
demand and . shade higher: soho cash. Barley in
October. Pork fairly active and shade higher S.
@8 IS cash; S.s2h@s: 35 October; 500 January:
Lard strong and higher; $5.77h@5.so October !;
and Shade ses In W E1SS ssy
$l;05. Freights. corn to Buffalo 4hc. Receipts
go, ~ o. barrels aour: $4,000 bushels wheat;
bushels rye; $4,000 bushels barley Shipments, 5000
barrels nour 193, 900 bushels wheat Sill 900 bush
els corn; "a, 900 bushels OATS $4,000 bushels rye
1000 bushels barley.
Closing prices-wheat strong and higher; slAo
cash ; INC October; s2hc November. Corn hrmer
advanced Nc. Oats stronger; AAc October; 24xc
November. Pork moderately active and higher
$s.S7h bid October; 90 bid November. Lard frmer
but not quotably higher.
CHICAGO, Sept. l1.-Hog receipts 1900; ship
ments 5000; active; &c higher all round; mixed
packing SINGS 40; choice heavy 34603.6O; light
5: 4o@s.7o: closed strong Cattle, receipts 1000;
shipments $780, exports and choice shipping steady
.so@S.OO; fair to good .sO@44O; butchers slow
COWS few prime COWS $40 steers 5000
slow, dull and weak; through Texans heavy Sheep,
receipts 800; shipments $40; fairly active lower
NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-Dry goods jobbing
trade continues active, and business fair with COM
mission houses. Cotton goods in moderate demand
In frst hands and generally steady. Leading makes
OF fancy and side band lrints In fair request and
wear woolens in better demand. The "Bulletin',
ssys large quantities Of dress silks will be offered Il
auction next week. 81. = -