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DICHMoND, YORK RIVER AND
LII CHESAPEAKE RAILROAD.
Schedule of Trains, taking effect Aug. IL, 1879.
THROUGH PASSENGER.
30OP. NJ. Leaves Richmond Tuesday, Thurs
day, and Saturday. Connects at West
Point with steamer HAVANA for all
points on York river and Baltimore.
Arrives in Baltimore at s A. NJ; con-
meets with rail-lines for Washington,
Philadelphia New York, Boston, and
all western points. Connects at Rich
mond with trains on Richmond and
Petersburg and Chesapeake and Ohis
railroads.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
$50 AN. Leaves Richmond, Monday, Wednes-
day, and Friday and
800 M. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
Connects with steamers at West Point
for river landings, Baltimore, and an
western points. Connects at Rich
mond with trains on Richmond and
Danville railroad, Richmond and Pc
tersburg, and Chesapeake and Ohio
railroads.
LOCAL PASSENGER.
800 Pm. Leaves Richmond Monday, Wednes-
day, and Friday.
THROUGH PASSENGER.
1000 AN. Arrives at Richmond Tuesday, Thurs
day, and Saturday. Connects with
trains on Richmond and Petersburg
and Chesapeake and Ohio railroads.
Steamer HAVANA leaves Baltimore
from Pier IA Light street Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday at P. M.
Connects with trains from Philadel-
phia, New York, and western points,
and at West Point with trains for
Richmond and the South.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
4;50P M. Arrives at Richmond Monday, We'd
nesday, and Friday; and
$50 P NJ Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday.
Connects with steamer at West Point
from Baltimore. Connects with Rich
- mond and Danville Richmond and
Petersburg, and Chesapeake and Ohio
railroads. .a
LOCAL PASSENGER.
1000 Am. Arrives at Richmond Monday, We'd
nesday, and Friday. Connects with
Richmond and Petersburg and Chesa-
peake and Ohio railroads.
No transfer of freight at Richmond to or from
southern points. Cars run through between AL
lanta and West Point.
Careful handling and dispatch, with lowest
rates guaranteed.
Through bills of lading, with guaranteed rates,
issued to all northern and western points.
Through tickets sold to all northern, eastern,
and western points, and baggage checked through.
For tickets apply at General Railroad Ticket
Office, S26 Main street. at the Exchange Hotel,
and companys depot corner Twenty third and
Dock streets Richmond, Va.
H. T. DOUGLAS, Superintendent.
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Business Notices.

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for at the rate Of ) cents per iine each nser
ton. Nothing estimated less than . lines,
when published only once.
Daily globe., 1879-03-07
WISCONSIN LEGISLATURE.

Appropriations Made During tho Session
The New County of Price.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.
MADISON, March 6.-The Speaker of the
Assembly, Mr. Kelly, was the last of the Leg
islature to quit the capital, he leaving for his
home on the IL A. M. train. The capital is
very quiet. Appropriations were passed
amounting to $299, IT'S, of which nearly $500
600 was for charitable and penal institutions.
The appropriations made at the regular session
Of the legislature of 1873 amounted to about
$339, 600. saving this year of about $4O,OO
Gov. Smith issued commissions to-day to tie
following officers of the new county of Price:
Treasurer, David O. Brien; county clerk, F. w,
sackett; county Judge, Willis Hand; superin-
tendent of schools, J. D. Wyatt; register of
deeds, Walter Brown; coroners, Charles Roes.
ser; surveyor, w. d. Grimarr; commissioners
for the adjustment of settlement between
the counties of Chippewa and Price-from the
State at large, Dana 9. Lamber; from Chippewa
county, J. A. Bate and J. "A. Taylor; from Price
county, Willis Hand and David Osburn; com
missioners for the adjustment of settlement
between Lincoln and Price counties-from the
State at large, Dana g. Lamb; from Price
county, Willis Hard and David O'Brien; from,
Lincoln county, NJ. 81. McCard and Van r.
Willard.
Daily globe., 1879-03-07
Relating to Ht0z.,caus.


Legalizing the laying out and survey of certain
roads in Otter Tail county.
Authorizing city of ST. Paul to levy tax to aid in the
improvement of roads.
For laying out road in Ramsey county.
Granting certain persons the right to erect mill
dam on the public highway in the town of Moscow,
FreebOrn county.
yacating street in the village Of LIE Roy, Mower
county.
For State road from Howard Lake, Wright coun-
ty, to Arlington, Sibley county.
St Louis county to levy tax for roads and bridges.
For State road beginning in Swift county and
terminating in Pope county.
10 lega1Ze certain roads III Grant county.
Altering or discontipuing any highway between any
town and incorporated city village in the State.
For free bridge across the Mississippi river at TT.
Authorizing the city of Winona to construct and
maintain a bridge across the Mississippi river
For the location of roads in Hennepin county,
10 authorize HeLnepin 'unty to pay for bridge
For poll road tau in the city of Duluth
To legalize certain roads in Douglas county.
For q free bridge across the Mississippi river at
70 locate high road from Fort Ridgely to swede
Grove.
For a road from Fergus Falls to Herman in Grant
county.
For road from Herman, Grant county, to the
southeast of section 81, toDnship 12s range
~, in the county of Traverse.
Relating to the surveys of roads and cartways
For state road from Herman, Grant county, to
Graceville, in Big Stone county
For bridge across the Red river at Fishers Land
ing, Polk county.
To locate State road from Lake Park, Becker
county, to st. Vincent, Becker county.
70 egaize certain roads in Pope county.
For State road in Stearns and Nicollet counties.
For free wagon bridge across the Minnesota river
i'll Yellow Medicine county. 6
For State road in st. LOUISE @Lake and Cook coun-
ties.
Auth orizing the plowing and leveling of highways
for the purpose of seeding to grass.
Relating to State roads in Scott county.
TO change the location Of . bridge in Freeborn
county.
For State road in Pope county.
Daily globe., 1879-03-07
ILLINOIS DAIRYMEN.

Denunciat1on of the Exorbitant Charges
OF the Uaion Pacific Raiiroad-NIiscel-
laneous Business.
CHICAGO March 6-1n the second days ses-
sion OF the butter, cheese and egg convention.
the committee on presidents address reported
several points worthy of careful attention and
consideration by the convention which renort
was. after some discussion, adopted. Seyeral
delegates spoke forcibly against what was de-
clared TO be downright robbery of the Pacific
railroads in their charges for the transmission
OF DAIRY products to the Pacific coast. Hon.
John Scott, Iowa; Col Baker. New York. Geo
y. doocke Chicago, were appointed commit
Tee TO draft resolutions on the Union Pacific
railroad. An interesting discussion ensued
upon the question of extending our trade in
dairy products with foreign countries, but no
conclusion was reached. The questions of
transportation of poultry and the keeping
qualities of butter were also discussed.
Daily globe., 1879-03-07
PARLIAMENTARY p1sc1pLINE

BERLIN, March 6.-In the debate ON the ma. ).
llamentary discipline bill, yesterday, Balor
Stauftenburg, vice president of the reichstaa
who, in consequence of his office, is cons;dera.i
authority on the subject, treated the bill
sharply. He criticized the governments arnn.
ments and appealed to the house to reject he
bill. Herr Bebel declared his party considered
that the bill aimed at excluding them from tns
relchstag as much as possible. even before eief
tions, and destroying all parliamentary fret
dom Of speech. He related how Bismarck hsc
once prevented him from speaking in the the.
relchstag. and when he subseouentfy
published pamphlet to explain his view,
ne was sent to prison, because he ironicaJiv
suggested law depriving all Germans of thei:
franchise whom the police suspected Of reyo-
iutlonary tendencies. Such law as is pronosed
country. - " o.ne'
Inc budget Committee o. the reichstag re-
duced the navy estimate 1000. .O00 marks.
RUSSIA AND TURKEY.
ooNsTANrINoPLE, March 6.-Prince Labanoff.
husslan ambassador, has declared to the porte
that Russia only wishes to safeguard her right
and not to prevent Turkey from concluding a
Daily globe., 1879-03-07
Miscellaneous speciat Lanes.

Relating to an extra tax levy in Otter Tail county
To amend the location of an avenue around Lake
Phalen.
Constituting Mary Eliza Reynolds an heir at law.
Amending the act relating to the St. Louis DaIles
Improvement company approved March s, 1875.
Amending sec. l. chapter 153, special law 1875 re-
lating to the issuance of bonds.
For the appointment of a marshal for the village
of Duluth.
To legalize the publication of ordinances of Lake
City, Wabashaw county. 81
Relating to the compensation of officers Of Henne-
pin county. z
Granting relief to B. Griswold and Theodore Bel
den on the official bond Of @ II. Linlxte, county
treasurer of Mcleod county. -
To authorize the formation of Carver Comfy Mn
tual Hail Insurance company,
Daily globe., 1879-03-07

now, as ever. represents the latter theory, and
the Republican party the former. But the
Republican party will seek to evade the issue.
and practice its old tricks, of fighting the war
over again, and enlist the attention and pas
sions of the people in the affairs of the South
ern States, and thus lose sight of those matters
upon which their own and the prosperity of
the whole country depends. That any honest
intelligent person can aga in or much longer
be thde deluded or deceived, seems hardly pos
sible.
r. A. JONES, Chairman.
p. Fl. RAHILLY,
D. BUCK,
E. NJ. WILSON,
Senate.
J. SMITH, Jr.,
w. NJ. CA1PBELL,
CHAs SCHRoTH,
L. L. BAXTER
8. HOLLAND,
House of Representatives.
Daily globe., 1879-03-07
Shame on Them.
MCLEOD County Enterpri

Mcleod County Enterprise.
Shame on Minneapolis and st. Paul.
iney both act foolish on the State fair busi-
ness, and remind us of two little boys,quar-
rellng. 1t would serve them just right to
have Rochester, Faribault, or even Glencoe.
step IN and take the fair away from them.
Daily globe., 1879-03-07
To,uns and Counties.

Organizing the county of Pipestone and legalizing
the election Of county officers.
TO change the name of the town of Ridgeville,
county of Swift, to Tera.
Relating to town plats in the town of Hutchinson.
Mcleod county.
Authorizing commissioners .nf Douglas county to
levy tax to build Jail.
Forthe enlargement of the county seat of Mower
county.
Defining boundaries of Beltrami county. and to
define the boundaries and organize the counties
of Marshall and Kittson.
To establish county of Candy and locate county
seat.
Relating to county lines between Scott and LIE
Sueur counties.
To divide the town of Norway Lake Kandiyoh
county, into town organizations.
10 limit time of holding sessionsof board of coun-
fees of the same.
Legalizing The vote cast at general election in No
yember, 1875, establishing county seat of Meeker at
Litchfield.
-, To change the name of the town Of Manomin to
the town of Fridley.
T 10 detach the county of Murray from Cottonwood
and to organize the for judicial purposes etc.
To change the name of town site in Mcleod
county.
Empowering the voters of the town of Fairmont
Martin county, to hold elections and transact the
business of said town in the village OF Fairmont.
10 authorize the commissioners bf Mcleod county
to use revenue funds to build jail.
officers.
To change the name of the town of Hodges, in
Stevens county. -
For the setting sside of certain territory for a
town in Kandiyohi county.
Relating to town insurance companies,
The commissioners Of Yellow Medicine county to
pay over certain moneys.
Attaching st. Louis to Carlton county for certain
purposes.
To incorporate the village of shebrMarrne, unit
county.
Daily globe., 1879-03-07
q. A. O. o.

All the members of st. Paul Grove No. A..
requested to meet at their hall this (Frlday)
evening, at 7:30 o'clock. to arrange for the
burial of Brother James Duffy.
BY order of the N. A, q, E, Hueurs s.o
Daily globe., 1879-03-07
SIXTY DAYS. WORK
LIST OF BILLS PASSED BY THE Leg
ISLATURE.

Record of Bills Which Have Passed Both
Houses and Como to the Governor-The
Aggregate Largely In Excess of Any Pre-
v1ous Session
Daily globe., 1879-03-07
Joint Resolutions and Memorials.

asz cOtnt lGcSOtNC1OnS ana IHCn1OT1OtSs
Joint resolutions relating to the election Of State
and county offices.
Joint resolution for committee on retrenchment
and reform.
To investigate the State prison.
Memorial to Congress to improve the st. Croix
river.
Resolutions to Congress to make Moorhead port
Of entry.
Joint resolution to Congress for the Improvement
of Red river.
Memorial to Congress for the removal Of bars from
the Minnesota river.
Requesting Congress to appropriate money for the
Improvement of the Minnesota river.
For appropriation from Congress for 1926, 900 to
improve the western channel of the Mississippi river
at st. Paul.
For the appointment of joint committee to con.
slider the expediency of electng county officers TO,
four years.
To authorize the state treasurer to borrow money
from the general school fund.
Congress for an appropriation to improve the st
Oroix river.
To Congress for construction of dams and reser.
voirs at headquarters of Mississippi river, etc.
For Senators and Representatives in Congress te
secure certain post routes in Grant and Big Stone
counties.
Deficiencies for the year 1873.
To Congress for the relief of D. W. Seeley.
To Congress relating to the State swamp lands.
Relating to the State university.
Daily globe., 1879-03-07

animals running at large In the county of Swift
To prevent animals running at large in Mower
county.
To prevent cattle from running at large In Mar
shall and Kittson counties.
Relating to running at large Of animals In Wilkin
county. o.
To protect fsh ip Wright county.
To protect fish ih Lake Como, otherwise known AZ
Hokah mill pond.
Relating to Ashing in the Zumbro river
To prohibit stock from running at large in Ohm.
sted county.
To prevent catching Of Ash in Tetonka and Saka-
tab lakes in LIE Sueur and Rice counties.
To prevent cattle from running at large in Mower
county. sSd
A bill to prevent cattle from running at large in
Fillmore county.
To regulate fsling in Lake Minnetonka.
To protect cattle and fish in Wright county, >
Relating to animals running at large in Mcleod
county.
To prohibit the catching of fish in lakes in Rice
county. IA
To prohibit the catching of fish in Washington
county save with hook and line.
Protecting fish IN the lakes of Meeker county.
For the protection Of fish In Lincoln county.
For the protection Of fish In Meeker county lakes
Animals running atlarge In Rice county.
add special
Relieving the sixth ward of st. Paul from the pay
ment of certain taxes.
Regulating the salaries of officers of LIE sueur
county.
To reverse land grant to the Minneapolis 4 St.
Cloud railroad,
Daily globe., 1879-03-07
Relating to Railroads.


Facilitate the construction Of the Northern Pacific
railroad.
Applying the general statutes relating to condem-
road.
Authorizing the Southern Minnesota to build de-
pot at Jackson.
Authorizing village of Fergus Falls to secure
right ofway to depot grounds.
Young America, Carver county, to issue bonds
for the construction of the Young America rail-
| road.
Authorizing counties of stearns, Todd, Morrison,
Pope, Swift, Chippewa, Lac qui Parle Yellow Medi-
cine, Lyon Pipe Stone, Murray and Rock to
issue bonds in aid of railroads.
Otter all to issue bonds to aid in construction of
Minnesota Northern railway
Allowing city of Red Wing to become stock
holder in Minnesota railroad company
Companies to exercise the right Of eminent do
main.
Granting equal rights to railroads
To amend an act transferring to the Taylors Falls
and Lake Superior railroad company certain swamp
| lands
Relating to the lands granted to the Minnesota
Northern railroad company
Permit towns, ETC., In the county of Chisago, to
aid in building railroads
To facilitate the construction of railroad from
brownsville, Houston county, by way of Caledonia,
to- the Iowa line.
70 enable the counties of Goodhue, Blue Earth,
Rce LIE sueur and Scott to aid in the construction Of
railway.
To repeal thelaw Of 1877 relating to railroad aid by
municipal corporations.
To enable Benton and other counties to vote bonds
In aid of railroads.
To authorize the Worthington & Sioux Falls Rail-
road company to build a branch.
10 amend the act authorizing municipal aid to
railroads. - :
Pertaining to the rights of railways.
Allowing towns in Hennepin county to aid the
Minneapolis & st. Louis railroad.
To authorize the building of railrord to Preston
Fillmore county.
Daily globe., 1879-03-07

The Dime Savings hank of York, Pa, has
suspended. Supposed sill pay rs or SO cents
on the dollar.