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Daily globe., 1879-06-20
$50 train en- route to new homes in the neigh
borhood Of Glyndon.

$3.50 train en- route to new homes in the neigh
borhood of Glyndon.
Corruption's reward has fallen on Edgar.
Nash in the shape of little pigeon hole in the
post Office through which to peddle stamps.
The Lurline Boat club will disport them
selves on Calhoun on the fourth. and will inn
proviso some aquatic sports to smuse their
friends.
The woods around Calhoun echoes to the
warbling of other voices than tho deuizens of
the groves. The Adyentists have assembled in
immense numbers.
Another Temperance revivalist is announced
for the 24th This time it ia the circus preacher,
who will be assisted by an opera singing
evangelist, Mlss A. g. Fem.
The streets we're being festooned. with ever
green's, the fronts of stores ornamented and
sidewalks turned into groves, last night, in an
ticipation of the saengerfest.
Mertz intends treating the public to spirit
ed matinee on Tuesday next. There were
many ladies out on the last occasion, there will
be vastly larger number on this.
8. w. Hutchinson, ESQ.,, of the Lake Park
hotel, returned from Ninnetonka to-day. He
| reports everything progressing rapidly, and he
hopes to open on or before the first of July.
The Y. M. G. A. howled and raved against
theatres when Pentecost was here, now they
prostitute their chairs by letting them to q
variety show. What will people do for money?
Many wagons laden with tents and stoves
and all the paraphernalia fol camping out,
passed through the city for Calhoun, where the
Adventists are worsbiping in Gods own green
temples.
Brown, the the courteous and obliging news
vender at the city hall, is no politician, his
! hands were clear of all Republican filth and
slime, and consequently were not fit to handle
| government stamps.
Daily globe., 1879-06-20

SENATOR INGALLS, having intimated his in
tention of asking the Senate to investigate
the charges against him, the committee on
privileges and elections has deferred action
on his case. The State of Kansas might
save the country good deal of trouble and
expense by occasionally electing q Senator
whose record does not need investigating,
but as she seems to be wholly given over to
radicalism we have but little hope ofare.
frr,,,
Daily globe., 1879-06-20
Fort Smelling Bridge,

An adjourned meeting of the bridge com
mission was held yesterday forenoon, Mayor
Dawson in the chair, all the members being
in attendance.
A discussion took place concerning the
right of the commission to widen and other
wise improve the Fort road, orig ginating from
a point raised to the contrary effect by Mr..
Cullen. The secretary was instructed to con-
fer with County Attorney Rogers for the
purpose of ascertaining the legal status of
the question at issue. The engineer was
authorized to let the contract for the neces-
sary filing around the abutments to the low
est bidder, with the understanding that the
work must be done by the yard. Adjourned.
Daily globe., 1879-06-20
Princeton Mile Laos county Union

Princeton Mile Laos county Union
Yesterday young man named Louis Bar
mum, one of Goss & Dunham's crew, was
drowned in Tibbett's Brook, in the pond
below the fourth dam. The body was re-
covered in about an hour by diving after it.
It seems that the gate had just been opened
and they were sluicing logs, young Barnum
was below the dam keeping the logs from
forming into a jam when he fell in, he was
caught in the undertow, encumbered with
his clothes and heavy driving boots he sank
before aid could reich him. few seconds
after he disappeared ne came to the surface
but in the twinkling Of an eye he aealn dis.
appeared. Deceased was unmarried ana
was about rs years. Of age.
Daily globe., 1879-06-20
a PLEAsANr WEDDING.
The Union OF Joseph Elles and Miss Ma
8 @ sRfeifer. Il

The Union OF Joseph Files and Miss Mary
Pfeifer. .A
The marriage of Mr.. :Iosanh E,lea. hnsineaa
s. :. IS -, r~,s. - -
uanaeof " sne " ~'sue'o,, ano naiso may
P1elter, daughter OF Mr.. Peter Pfelfer, at
the church of the Assumption. yesterday
morning, drew out large number Of friends,
ord tho acoro rrosor+oS MOO ono of rrroral
~, ~,s.sS1ay,p ~ - - ".' M M
snu p'ooSui"pAo oAo1'onon'' Ano nAsu 'u' WI
tracting parties entered the main aisle of the
church at 8 o'clock, accompanied by the
oronnsnon and br;daama;da saatin.o tbeno-
selves I'M front az the altar as follows: Mr..
Ionatius Metzper. first proomsman. accom-.
nsnied bv the bride: M Joseph Files and
the bride,s sistar. Miss Ion;sa' Pfeifer: Mr..
Maximilian ]. Laskiel and Miss Katie
Files, second bridesmaid and eroomsman;
Mr.. George Michel and Miss Lena Reinhardt,
third bridesmaid and groomsman, and Mr..
Michael Reimrinper and Miss Annie Metz
ger, fourth bridesmaid and groomsman.
The ceremony was preceded by Kerker's
mass in tsE," rendered in beautiful style by
the oreanist, Mr.. Kerker. and full choir, fol-
lowing which the marriage was solemnized
bv Prior Valentine Stimmlar. The altar was
festoon;ed 9TH EVERGREEN and beautifully
wreathed with roses. Whioh topether with 8
number Of ,robed acolvtes made the scene
narticnlarlv PLEASING and attractive,
The hr;ia's attire was notably free from
e,tentation or ornament. consisting Of 8
plain. though costly, brown silk dress, cut
e1, tq.nSn. relieved at the throat with white
frill and q veil of tulle, ornamented with 8
branch of orange blossoms.
Immediately after the ceremony the parties
repaired to the parsonage of the church
where they were felicitated by the Prior, fol
lowing which the company repaired to tht
Daily globe., 1879-06-20

MONTGOMERY BLAIR is candidate for the
Senate from Maryland to succeed Sena.
tor Whyte. Monty is too thoroughly fossil
lied to suit the progressive ideas of the
Democratic party of these days. He has
outlived his usefulness, and had better stay
where he is, for he makes very respectable
ornament to private society since antiques
have come into fashion. ,...
Daily globe., 1879-06-20

LAMAR boldly denounced Conkling as q
liar. Conkling sneaked behind parlia-
mentary quibble to insinuate that Lamar
was coward, blackguard and a liar. The
language on neither: side was dignifed, but
the manner of expressing it was sufficient
evidence of the character of the two men.
Daily globe., 1879-06-20

The Philadelphia Press makes political
point on the fact that Vioksburg paper &C.
knowledges that an average of one murder a
day is committed in Mississippi. It may
be a good point, but comparison of statis-
tics will show that far greater number of
outrages are committed in Pennsylvania
than any State of the union.
Daily globe., 1879-06-20

The death of Prince Louis Napoleon, in
an ambush in South Africa, needs confrma-
ton. If the report should prove true, there
will be an end of Bonapartist intrigue in
France, for with the death of the prince i'm
perial will expire all claim to the throne
from other than the Orleanist or monarchist
families.
Daily globe., 1879-06-20

CHARLEY FOSTER, his friends say, was
thoroughly loyal during the war, and if he
had entered the service would have achieved
distinction. They are undoubtedly right,
but he had chance to achieve distinction
when he was drafted in 1864. He chose to
surrender his opportunities to hired sub
stitute, however, and the country lost bril-
liant military hero.
Daily globe., 1879-06-20

MOST of the negroes who went to Kansas
have been provided with employment, &C.
cording to Gov. st. John, and express salts
faction with their new homes. A new broom
sweeps clean, but wait another year until the
State is overrun with colored vagrants and
we will hear another song.
Daily globe., 1879-06-20

TIE Republicans Of Wisconsin arc going
to celebrate the twenty-ifth anniversary of
the organization of the party of that State
by mass meeting at Madison on the 23d of
July. 1t is not often that people celebrate
birth over the grave of the party that it is
desired to honor, but Wisconsinners have
some queer notions.
Daily globe., 1879-06-20

The differences between the two houses
on the legislative bill have been reconciled,
and the bill will 60 to Mr.. Hayes for sigma
ture. There is no doubt but it will be signed
without delay, as even the stalwarts of the
Republican party have been unable to find
fo1lt IT,
Daily globe., 1879-06-20

Mr.. CoNeER says the majority in Congress
dares not act without the sanction of the
Democratic caucns.. 1t may be so, though
we do not admit the fact; but even if the al
legation is admitted hon ors are easy, for the
President of the Republican party does not
dare to express his opinion without author
ity from the Republican CAUCUS
Daily globe., 1879-06-20

CHARLEY FOSTER confesses to the opinion
that the Greenback party will dissolve before
the election, and that Gen. Ewing will get
the bulk of the vote of that party, and yet
he expects to be governor of Ohio. "Faith
is the substance of things hoped for, the
evidence of things not seen," and it is safe
to say that while Foster may continue to
hope he will never realize the evidence Of
his faith.
Daily globe., 1879-06-20
WINoNA wAvELETs.
Illinois Editorial Excursionists German
Lutheran Synod Marriage Party for st.
pon1
rSpecial Telegram to the Globe.

Especial Telegram to the Globe.]
W1NoNA, June 19.-An excursion train bear
ing large party of Illinois editors reached
here about o'clock, and arrangements have
been made to treat the visitors to ride about
the CITY. They will remain over night, and
leave in the morning for the West.
One hundred delegates have arrived here to
attend the German Lutheran Synod of Wiscon-
sin, which opened its sessions this afternoon.
Rev. Mr.. Bading, of Milwaukee, will preside
over the synod, which will remain in session
probably five or six days.
The marriage of Charles NJ, only son of
Earl s. Youmans, and Miss Grace Grafton,
daughter of Mr.. J. 81. Grafton, of this city,
took place last night. After the wedding re-
ception was held at the residence of the BRIDE
groom. and at midnight the Young compile LETT
Marshall, where MI. Youmans is engaged with
his father in conducting large stock farm.
Daily globe., 1879-06-20

The ceremonies of relaying the corner stone
of Washington's headquarters at Valley Forge,
took place yesterday in the presence Of q great
many people. In the absence of Senator Bay
ard the address was delivered by Ex-Governor
Pollock.
Daily globe., 1879-06-20
The S9saOesTest.

Extensive preparations have been made for
the State saengerfest, which assemblies in this
city to-day. The visiting societies will arrive
during the morning and will be welcomed by
the reception committee and conducted to Har-
monia hall, where an address of welcome will
be delivered by J. D. Meyer, president of the
Harmonic society, and welcome song
sung by the Society. In the after
noon q rehearsal will be held 1T
Harmonic hall, and in the evening concert
will be given, at which the several societies will
contest for prizes. On Saturday the societies
will form procession, and in the evening the
grand concert will be held at the Academy.
Daily globe., 1879-06-20
THE COURTS.
District Court.

Before Judge Young.
The Pinney will case was continued yester-
day. and James A. Lovejoy, George W. Cowen,
DR.. A. A. Ames, J. w. Eastman, John Dun
ham, Joel B Bassett, J. w. Day and DR.. J. II.
Murphy we're examined in regard to the men.
tai and ply sical condition of the deceased.
COURT CASES.
Before Judge Vanderburgh.)
Peter Smith vs.. Todd, Haven, Leavitt & Co.
Tried and submitted.
Margaret E. Case VS.. Sweet W. Case. Con-
tinued to June 25th.
Hattie L. Case vs. Sweet W. Case. Continued
to June 25th.
Daily globe., 1879-06-20
MINNEA PO LIZ NEWS
specially Rsportedi for the DailY ale
TOTAL ABSTINENCE.
SECOND DAY OF THE CATHOLIC
COLD WATER ADVOCATES.

Annual Address of Rev. Father N oGolrick
Report of Observation-Disclosures of Prjn-
ciples-Amendments to tho Constitution
and Changes In. the Insurance Feature
Awards Of Merit -Oficers Elect M iscel-
laneous.
Daily globe., 1879-06-20
Probate Court.
Before Judge o. 'Gormaa.1

In the matter Of the estate Of Maria Lipsey,
deceased; last will and testament signed.
Order made for hearing July 18th at ~ o'clock
"a. NJ.
In the matter of the estate Of Henry Bocken-
field, deceased; petition of executrix filed for
examination of account fled. Hearing July
10Th at 10 o. clock A. II. S a 5ssss
In the matter of the estate of Philos B. Tyler,
deceased; petition for examination of accouLt
filed. Hearing July 10th at 10 o'clock A. M.
Daily globe., 1879-06-20
ST. PAUL, FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 1879.

GAN undoubted public calamity is what
Virginia paper calls jeff Davis. 1t is no
doubt correct. But what words will convey
the relations of Blaine and Conkling to the
country? +---
Daily globe., 1879-06-20
M1E7aiciD0L Court.

[BeI0fe Judge Cooley.
State VS.. James Smith, Timothy Ambrose
and Thomas Mohaney, drunkenness. Fined
$5.
State Va. Edward o. Graves, drunkenness
Discharged
State VS.. George Brown, drunkenness. Com
m tilted for five days.
Daily globe., 1879-06-20

Mr.. Martin Ring was then declared elected
first vice president.
Cornelius Horrigan, of Winons, was then
elected second vice president by acclamation.
J. 81. Nightengale, of Faribault, was elected
secretary, aud Thomas McDermott, of the same
place. was elected treasurer.
The question then arose as to where the next
convention should be held. After naming
several cities, to all of which objection was
made, Father McGolrick moved that the con-
vention meet at Minneapolis. This was car
ried unanimously, amid great applause.
The time of calling the next convention was
left to the board of government.
The following board of county presidents
were then elected by acclamatioE.
An0ka-ThOmas ConrOy.
Carver-W. J. Walsh.
Dakota-Rev. NJ. Quinn.
Geodhue-Rev. T. w. Roy.
Hennepin--J. J. Dunovan.
Meeker-Daniel Burns.
Mower-James Maven.
Olmsted-M. f. Madden.
Ramsey-John Cuniff.
Rice-Edward Mccullough.
Scott-Themas F. Taylor.
Winona--J. NJ. Cunningham.
Washington-M. w. Murray.
Wabashaw-Thoma Hall.
Wascca-Charles McKenna.
John Lally was reelected sargeant-at-arms.
The president elect was chosen to represent
| the association at the national convention, tc
be held at Detroit in September.
| The board of government were appointed to
print the minutes of the convention in pam
tuition and bylaws to societies.
After thanking the retiring board of officers
and the Minneapolis societies for their recep
ton and entertainment while in the city, tn,
convention adjourned with prayer and benedic
tion by Rev. Father McGolrick
Daily globe., 1879-06-20
THE WEEKLY GLOBE.
Daily Globe Advertising Rates.

Fourth Page cents per line every insertion.
Third Page cents per line for the nrst week. All
ubsequent Insertions cents per line.
Display Advertising (on Fourth Page only) double
Above rates. All Advertising IL computed ~ Non
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Probate Court.
lD>H- T-1 D.

Before Judge Real
In the matter of the estate of Stephen En-
erson. Order made for creditors to present
claims.
In the estate of James A. Lennon. Order
confirming the sale of lands made and fled
In the matter OF the estate of Michael Her
bert. Order made for creditors to present
claims
Daily globe., 1879-06-20
THE COURTS.
United States Circuit Court.
Before Judge Nelson.

The following cases were disposed of in the
United States circuit court yesterday:
Case so. Richard B. Greenwood VS.. Asa Bar
ton. Dismissed.
Case %. Ashbel 81. Barney vs. Thomas Nc
Ouatt. Judgment for plaintiff.
Case 8. Patrick Lynch, receiver, ETC., vs..
Chauncey Butler ct al. Continued by con-
sent.
Case 9. 8. T. Hyde ct al. vs.. g. G.. Young ct
al. Passed.
Case 20. VIM. Z. Hall vs.. P. 81. Kelly ct al.
Settled.
Case 80. Tyler Pierce vs.. The Board of Edu-
cation of Detroit. Placed at the foot of the
Case 36. N. A. Andressen ct al. vs.. The First
National Bank of Northfeld. Jury trial
waived.
Case 40. John Shearer vs.. Ohis Corbin.
Time given to file bill in answer on equity side,
and five days stay of proceedings granted for
that purpose.
Case Al. George B.: Shepard, assignee, etc.,
vs.. Robert B. Langdon. Settled.
Case g.. David Adler ct al, plaintiffs, VS..
Otie Ecker, defendant and N. r. Booth garni-
shee.
Case 63. Clara B. Ferrington ct al. VS.. The
National Life Insurance Company of q. q. A.
Motion for judgment on the pleading denied.
Case 20. Canute A. Brown vs.. Francis w.
Knapp. Further proceedings stayed until suit
of the United States vs. Brown is determined.
D. NJ. Sabin VS.. Terence Kenney ct al. Order
to show cause why suit of Kenney against Sa-
bin should be enjoined. Argued.
Daily globe., 1879-06-20
Dists.tct Court.
Before Judge Wilkin. ].

Robert F. Jones vs.. John A. Mclean and
Robert McNider. Verdict for plaintiff in the
sum of $247.08.
John Mahoney VS.. Donald Stevenson. On
trial.
Daily globe., 1879-06-20
SALTWATER NEWS.

ESPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE ST. PAUL GLOBE.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-08-15
TOURNAMENT.

nG A GRAND TOURNAMENT will be
held at GREAT FALLS, Nd, on FRIDAY,
August 22d, 1879.
The Knights OF Virginia have challenged
the Knights of Maryland aud District of CO.
iumbia TO ride for Saddle, Bride and pair
Of Spurs the most successful Knight TO get
the Saddle, the second a Bride, and the third
pair OF Silver Spurs. Knights from yir-
ginia, Maryland and the District are invited.
JUnGEs-Joshna W. 0lTutt, Capt. Jno. Nc.
Donald, of Md; J. T. jackson and Stanton
Oliver, of Va.
Riding to commence at 10 o'clock. String
and Brass Music on the grounds.
The Executive Committee promise 10 main
tain good order during the day.
au6 l5-lt
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of money this may be effected without nIus-
tice or hardship to officials, and with great ad :
vantage to The State.
4. The next legislature of Maryland should
in Difference to that spirit of economy which
so thoroughly peryades the popular mind and
which the times so urgently demand, institute
such legislation as will secure necessary re-
forms and reduce the expenditures of the pub
lie money TO such degree that the outlay
shall be commensurate with the services rem
derei therefor.
8. Tha, so far rs the reform and retrench-
ment of purely local expenses Ia the respective
counties is concerned. this eeaseasioA RENTS
them TO the Judgment Of the gisizens Of the
several counties, beiieviRg that thep can be
best considered and regulated, aad, as We
think, very materially redaeed ia every eoan-
~ in the State. ID VERY many eaaaties we arc
satisfied that mere than ten per cent. Of the
annual expenses can be saved ii more eflicient
and impartial eaaaty officers be selected.
G That the Legislature has il in its power
TO save large sam Of money every year IRON
the eurrent revenue Of the State by the pas
sage OF laws 10 enforce q more rigid eompli-
anee with the requirements Of section /, arsi-
Gle Is, Of the constitution Of MArylaed, relat-
ing to clerks Of courts, registers Of wills, and
all other officers whose par or compensation
is derived from fees or moneys coming in their
hands for the discharge OF their official duties.
or in any way growing out OF or connected
with thei- Offices, and also q more rigid OBJ
servanee OF the provisions Of article ;, sections
35 and As, Of the constitution, and that the
Legislature be called upon TO repeal chapter
ISL, acts Of 1865.
4 That the laws relating to the inspection
of tobacco should be repealed, to relieve the
producers aud the State Of what has become
burden to the producers and reproach to the
State.
8. That the public school LAWS Of Msryls nd
are capsule Of great improvement and should
be amended
0. That the proper legislation should be in
stiiuted 10 reduce the expenses of the courts
throughout the State. which hare increased in
the las. few years to such large proportions as
to add materially 10 burdensome taxation.
10. That provision ought to be made By law
for the speedy trial Of petty Offenders before
justices of <he peace, with the right OF appeal
to the Circuit Court.
IL. That a committee oil. one from each
county here represented 1.-THE president OF this
convention 10 be the chairmanl be appointed
by the chair to prepare aud present TO the Leg
islature statement Of such Offices rs ought to
be abolished, Of such expenditures as ought to
be curtailed, of snch salaries as ought to be re-
duced, of such amendments by law as will in
sure greater vigilance in those who have the
supervision of public expenditures
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-08-15

Edwin Forest, driven by John Murphy,
made the fastest mile that was ever made
in the world by a trot,er on Saturday after
noon on the three-quarters track on Mr. Bon
ner's farm, near Tarrytown. The first quarter
was made in 32l, the half in l:O5a, the three
quarters in 1881, and the full mile in 2ll2
Three watches were held on him. the fastest
made the mile in 2:lil, and the slowest in
2;l2 consequently the time according to rule
is 2:llS.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-08-15
THE CLERKsHIP.
70 Ms Voters Of Montgomery County !:

70 Ms poters Of Montgomery County:
AS stated in my card some time since, am
an applicant for the CLERKSHIP and that
may be understood, ] wish to state that
propose TO submit my claims Cor the position
to TIE veters Of tie county, at the polls, in
November merit
favor al measures demanded by the PEG.
pie, which tend to reform and retrenchment,
and that may be calculated to lessen the bur-
den of taxation.
s. R. WHITE,
RocKvILLE, Nh, July 10th, 1879.
July lite !
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-08-15
DEATHS

DIED, in Baltimore City, on the 9Th instant,
in the Goth year Of her age, Mrs. MARGARET
SrCLAlR CLARKE BARNES, relict Of the
late Major Abraham Barnes, formerly OF STAFF
ford Hall, Washington county, Md, aud eld-
est daughter Of the late DR.. Thomas Patterson,
Of this county.
Her remains we're taken 10 Hagersiown for
iuieruent by the side OF those Of her late con.
sort.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-08-15
ARRrAGES

MARRIED, on August the 9th, near Pooles-
vile, in this county, by Rev. Calvin l.. Amy,
Mr.. WILLIAM G. MOSSBHRG and Miss
MARY BURCHE, both Of this county.
MARRIED, on August the 9Th, near Bealls-
vile, in this county, by Rev. Calvin L. Amy,
Mr.. FRANKLIN THOMAS TAYLOR and
Miss MARY DAYMUDE, both of this county
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-08-15
For County Commissioner.

At the solicitation Of many voters an
nounce myself as an Independent Candidate
o. COUNTY COMMISSIONER at the No
vember election. am in favor of reform and
lower taxes, and If elected will do all in my
power to accomplish this desirable end.
JOHN r. BOSWELL,
aug g. 3tPs Mechanicsville District.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-08-15
Agricultural Society.

Jco- The members Of the Board Of Manage
ment Of the Agricultural Society of Mou,gcm-
cry county, Nd, are hereby requested to
meet in Rockville. on SATURDAY, the 10th
.of August, 1879
Wy order Of The President.
wM. YElRS BOUiC, Jr.
alg It'd Secretary.
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f. a T Fri

ish, which includes the congregations of llol-
lands River church, Unity chapel, st. Luke's
and ST. Johns congregations, propose TO hold
FAIR at 0laey Grange Hall, MECHAN-
ICiSVILLE, on THURSDAY, the 2s,h inst,
commencing at O'Clock in the afternoon.
The proceeds are TO be devoted TO Parochial
purposes. 1t is hoped that the public gener-
ally viii attend. There will be such vari-
ETY. of useful and ornamental articles dis
played and such an abundance of refreshments
that every one will fnd something desirable.
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