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a Romnnee Of Pennsylvania Poll.le..

Twas tho merry month OF May. Tho golden
hroaied -onsscrs Of the woodland made music every
boush The cowsip aud the daisy lifted up their SWEET
yonns faces, and Re nlcan state Convention met at
Harrisburg Henry W Palmer hr-ht hut unknown
20 IA O thirty summers the Idol of his parents made
thrilling speech come Of which was cut out of de.
hftrcl hy Daniel Webster years before In which our
hero minated the HON. Henry Howl for Gnyerunr.
Appliance shonk the building. Henry " Palmer fell back
exhausted ami the setting sun painted the western sky
In crimson and gol.
CHArTkR
'Tis winter. The storm Hing shakes hs snowy manc.
aud coal away up ont col all The Hon Henry
VI Huyt is elected. sitting Boo his office evening he
calls his secretary IN HIM. ami says.
Had not been nominated would not now he Gov.
crnof ni tins great tummnuN cAlth Somehndv Mt some
time or other Wu.t have nominated me-" aud he
scratched h head, while his massive brow was mantcd
Ger with The pAie cA-tof tInuEht
Twas llcury v rllmcr' SAID the secretary
IAN. frs tVirNr that was his uamcn spoke His Fx.
crltncA, "aud Henry " Palmer wherever he may he
shall huFr h.s rcwHri. and don't Won forget it,
AM h"iHir night dleH her sable mantle round, aud
punrd 30 VITA star, or ihc hired lirl got out 10 sad
about GA the streets, Henry W Palmer. the unku0W n
Apln. man CO., tnf May Convention WIS AttOruc enc
ial OF die state oi pcnns, lNania.
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DR.. st. Louis, formerly "A resident Of O'onto
Whore Arnfs H1p r lost bus Nie uner suspicious CIR
cum.trccs. settled IN Fremont, Nebraska. where his
son u WAC ird june - i]77 lie accused oi poison
~ hci ~ u,irr IT, marry another woman, was tried,
taken and th judgment of the lower court ,r lie on
technical grounds The Doctor was agan convicted aud
sentenced to- DE hanged an last september The was
NNAh hWtdd 10 the supreme Cunr aud the decision Of
me NN'I '.uIt was hlnUhrd lie = now sentenced TO 10
hlttd ~ Aptll ~ but strong effort will be made
Obtain cmhmutn ion ~ the sentence. he was con
Yicled solely Oh crcunistAntal evidence,
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Not One vote for Bo.. shepherd. Jobs.

WAsHINaToN. March 2-The Shepherd Build
Ing job. and the public printing job put upon the sundry
civil bill by the Senate Committee on Appropriations
which exposed In those dispatches Friday night
did receive vote in the senate yesterday They
were both such nantes Jobs that the members Of the APP
preparation Committee did dare defend their
in putting them Appropriation bill They chei.
engcd do It yesterday by Mr. herman but they did
even venture vote when Mr. loar moved to lay the
anne ndment upon the table
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Noust cfurnIsblna.
Sinantral.

TUE INHERENT oS LONG ISLAND CITY
BONDS due March J, ls7o, Will be paid on pre-;
sentauon Mt thr Marine National Bank. wall in1
Pearl streets, New York city JOHN Il NORRIS
CITY Treasurer
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MisttIlan,ous.


A HTIfICIAL Human Ewes at reasonable rates
"a Drs BAUCIl A GOuOELMANN
30 Blocker st. between Broadway aud Bowery
A Ill BAKING POWDERS are no, pure Home
IA Comfort Is absolutely sn
LOR LE-Butcher hSturcs will be sold tomorrow
IL from 10 To ~ O'Clock 545 7th Av
MANS MISSION ON EAKTH.-A thorough
4Vi medical treausc indicating how confirmed disabi
ties may be removed The experience o - yrs study o.
serVauOn an prOe ssona practice showing the agencies
that Will insure restored manhood gthcned vitality
and sound conditions Of health that have been impaired
by oNeTtaNed powers statement of obstacles mar.
Iago and nt the means by which they can be removed
~ mail ne currency or postage stamps Address secy
Museum Anatomy AMI Science. ilt6 Broadway n Y
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pENNsYLvANIA HAlILEoND.

AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE.
On AMI after Jan -. 1878
Trains leave New York. DcsbrOsscs and C0rtl,nit
Streets Ferries, As follows.
Express for liarrsburg Pittsburgh the West ami South
with Pullman Palace Cars attached. at A. NJ, and
$50 ". daily
For wnamspOrt Lock Haven. Cory AMI Erie ats.9D
T. NJ, connecting At CORY for Iitusyille, Petroleum
Centre, AMI tho Oh Regions Wiliainsp0rt ami Lock
Haven . A. NJ
Baltimore. Washington and the South Limited wash.
ington Express" Of Pullman Paror Cars dlily, except
Sunday, 10 A. VI. arrive Washington 4. IL T. NJ Rsgl.
lar at $3.50 and s.20 A. NJ. and 10 =. VI. sunday,
$50 A. NJ. and 10 W. For Baltimore 4 r. NJ, except
sunday.
Exprestfor Philadelphia $50 7.3o 20 o 40 Limited.
II A. ". a3D T. >, H. 1880, 800. and 10 r. ". sun
day 80 ami A. NJ. 3. o. 13J 30, and ~ T.. NJ. Em.
grant and soconi class. 73J +. VI
Boats VI brooklyn Annex connect with all through
trains at Jersey CITY. afnrlug speedy and direct
transfer for BROOKLYN travel
Trains arrive. From Pittsburgh $50 1910 A. NJ 10 10
T. W. daily; $40 A. VI 81. - r. VI daily, except Monlay.
From Washington and Baltimore. $50 A. NJ. ,. Jjl
40. 10 1; ~ sunday. 90 A NJ and l0i0 + "
From Philadelphia. $50. 80. 80 10 ~. II 30 NJ,
2,35l. 100, 500 $50, aud 1910 r NJ; sunday, i.JI
a. 80. iO.4l. II 30 A. NJ, $40, iO.lO I. VI.
Ticket Orces, 52b and Oii Broadway, AstOr HOuse,
ana foot OF Dcsbrosses and Cortandt St. Court It and
BROOKLYN Annex Depot foot Of Fulton =. BROOKLYN
IA il6. and lis Hudson st., HObuken. Depot JERSEY
Guy EmigTant Ticket once. Battery. place;
FRANK THOMSON L. y. FARMER,
General Manager Gen'l Passenger AGENT
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Nlanifo---Hnlts,


WANTED-lrents and peddcrs TO soil Leo's Bril-
w lantine Metal POLISH Indispensable for every store
and housekeeper good commission ~ East BroadWny.
WANTED-A pressman who thoroughly under.
w stands running Gordon nrcss
CHAMBERLAIN, WHlTMoRB co. 45 Beekman st.
WANTED-Bxrcricnccd taiors and tailorcsscs on
wy MEYER, JoNAssoN co, 800 Broadway
NVANTED-Asssiant knife cutter on white shirts.
ROBERT STEWART 4 co -. 20 Franklin ST.
VVANTED-strong boy In wholesale and retail
w painters supply store; who Is not AFRAID to
work 63 ~ av between 3ith and Snth sts.
WANTED-A practical carpenter on short job; an
W accurate workman may apply at 10 Pinto Stores, At
lantic Dock. South brooklyn.
NVANTED-A confcciinncr; one who understands
w making ice cream; steady work to good man. 43f
Fourth NV
w Adclphi st. bet Flushing and Park avs. Brooklyn.
WANTED Two furniture salesmen
w COOGAN BROS. Grand St and Bowcry.
VNANTED-A lew young men accustomed To using
w carpenters tools 5l3 and 545 West 21st st.
NVANTED-A helper in smiths shop Of carriage
w factory Ell. MURPHY 225 Greene st.
WANTED-An experienced die cutter on figured
w spoon work Apply at 70 chambers st
WANTED - Firstciass lastcrs and two teams
w LADIES' fine Shoes 1871 Duane st.
NUANTED-siair builders TO trim and hang rail
w CAN at shop, $50 East6Oih st.
WANTED- Gordon prcss feeder, able to make
w ready iiJ Nassau It
81 POUNDS PURE TEA. SOC; s pound. conee,
Se SOC Sample Tea Co. 2d3 Pearl st. and ~ Fulton st.
NOO suOENAK 10 buy hrstclass oak
l.OOO gaiter uppers for $3.50 per dozen "a Cbrys
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Rrp GOODS.
Shipping.

Shipping.
NATIONAL LINE.-FROM NEW PIER 10 n r.
1N----FOR LONDON Victoria DocksI---
Holland March \. 4. VI iCAnadA March ~ A
--fOk LIVERPOOL AND QuEENSTOWN--
Erin March -. 7. NJ The Queen. March - o A. NJ
Cabin SO 10 so, currency; Storage S2B Drafts from
a. upward issued AT very low rates Companys ofceA
Nos 90 and Is Broadway =. W. j. NURSE Manager.
DACIfIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Il sfEtlAL NOTICE -EMiGRANrS forwarded 10 SAN
FRANCISCO SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA, ARIZONA
NEW ZEALAND. ami AUSTRALIA For passage and in
formation ~ regard TO routes apply 10 the Passenger De-
partmeni. 2I broadway.
DOTTERDAM LINE
IL steamers leave Jersey Citv near Pavonia Parry
ROTTERDAM March - SCnEDAM ..... March 20
Cabin. sis-s70 Intermediate, SiS-Sil steerage ana
~ stNNCh, EpnE 60, - l.. W, NORRIS,
GrArE LINE-ro glasgow Lvernool Belfast and
lOLundOnicrry from Pier a. r. fOOi Canal 4 Thurs
Gays Passengers At through rates to all leading cities Of
Europe. Stecrage. $50. AUSTIN BALDWIN A co
Agents ~ Broadway, SrEERAGE OFfICRS AT a.
broadway and pier loot of Canal 81
'HnERED STAR LINE FOR ANTWFRP
CARRYING the Belgian aud United States mails sail
ing every y DAYS, from Philadelphia and New York
NADERLAND sails Friday, March II, \
Tor rates n passage ana other Information apply 70
, PETER WRIGHT SONS, General Agents
SO'Nalnut 4, PHILADELPHIA, - Broadway New York
JOHN MCDONALD Agent Battery place.
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DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
MENf, AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
ON AND AFTER DEC. 49, 1879.
Express Trains leave New YORK. via Desbrosses and
COrtandt Streets Ferries as follows
$50, 80, $40 - 10 Nimitedl II A. NJ; l. $50 T. "a.
73O. $3.50, ana 10 4. N.
Boats OF Brooklyn Annex" with all through
trains at jersey city. anording speedy aud direct
transfer for Brooklyn travel
Returning trains leave Philadelphia u o. -. s. Z
73a s. so, AMI II 4. NJ lLimitod Express l.3l 2.
NJ; I, 5.JD Z, aud 1855 =, VI On sunday ilOi,
3t5 3 So T. $50 A. VI Z. 7 IS 2 VI.
Ticket onees 500 aud ga Broadway, Asior Hons',
aud foot ot D-br0sscs and COrtandt Sta Court 81 aud
Brooklyn Annex Depot loot Of Fulton st. Brooklyn; ia
lld and lls Hudson -. llO0Oken, Depot, Jersey city
Emlgrant ucket Office, Battery place. -
FRANK THOMSON l.. z. FARMER,
General Manager. Genl PASSENGER AGENT
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Situailons tdlantto.

Sifnaions cdIalit0.
n American woman would like child to nurse on the
n bottle or walking child to board; good reference.
Cali Tor three days ut % Thompson It Mrs PATTERSON
YOUNG man. speaking French. German. and Eng.
n hsh desires a situation rs clerk or bOOkkccpcr Ad.
dress CLERK, box l46. sun office.
TWO German girls wish good situations; for
down stairs work. and one for children; good refer
ences can be given wished Inquire at 5Of Pearl st. 2d
noUr.
NVANTED-By a respectable woman. baby to
w nurse; two older children 70 for. Call
all the week at 30 Eagle IT., Greenpoint
IA WEST 18TH STA woman wishesa situa.
lCt ton In a hotel or restaurants sleep home.
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Husital Instruments.

Husital snsirumtms.
A TAKE NOTIFICATION my return from Flu
n rope, 1878. advertised largely Beattys offer Tor
1915 rs stops knee swe sets OF reens weight boxed
80 pounds monopolsrs price about $40 MY PRICE,
ONLY ~ So great was The demand. our men worked
AZ the factory al 10 r to oil orders This unparal elrd
ofcr Is extended until further notice To IT, how
ever ORDER now. New Pianos Si25 si3j. Sit1 and up
ward New organs SO TO $40 Pay only amer TESTING
Address DANIEL y BEATTY. Washington, \ }.
A GREAT OFFER.-iOo pianos ami organs at ex
SO, stops tfb, do, $50. % do t55 so. ~ do
SIX; - do 500 3dO $40 7OctAvc all rosewood pianos
Sl2o. do $50 * do. $40, not used year warranted
nNe years Music. lc. per page.
HORACE WATERS SONS 40 East i4,h st.
FEW sECON D-HAND Weber pianos At very
~ great bargains. OF them used hut very short
time by our best musicians AMI really almost gOoi as
new July warranted IN every respect Please call at
the WEBER warcronms 9TH av. and 10Th st.
FINE 7-octlve piano, $40 carved legs; pianos to
"a rgnt from 80 up. sold on installmcnts q to $40
monthly.
KRAKAURR, 30 Union square. near i7th St
A ROSEWOOD 7 .octave piano and stool f7S: pianos
~ 20 rent GoLDsAlrh's, ~ bleecker. near Bowery
LADY will sell rosewood 7.octavc pianoforte SO;
"A stool Residence IN East 3oth IT.. near 80 av
MAGNIFICENT 7.ociavr rosewood pianoforte
4'I 800 stcinway and ~ octave upright SIPS
dORDONS 1877 Blocker st
DIANOs 10 rent 81 yer month or sold on monthly IN.
sisllmenis OF 81 billings co. - East IAN II
CD MONTHLY will rent Is buy new organ; over.
R strung piano, rent -, Sicnway, Weber low rents
lxstop organ, 30. music. lc. per
GORDON A son, IS Bast i4ih st.
SO round corners carved legs BIDDLE's is waver.
" place, near Broadway.
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ITO PHILADELPHIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE oLD-EsTABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINZ
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA

THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY;
THREE DEPOrs tS PHILADELPHIA,
TWO IN NEW YORK.
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Qtntistrg.

UINIsIIg.
A IL COME and see our rcady.madc sets ol teeth
made and niled while you wait; the only thing the
Kind IN the world
377 9th av. one door north Of 23d st.
J. II GRlfFirllS
NOME and our s. sets OF teeth open day and even
~ lW Eighth Avenue Dental Association. 37g 9Th aV
TEETH extracted 25c with gas 5nc .iull gum sets
warranted, - upward. DR. BROCGHTON. al W 4th 81
ca AND Ss.-Beauuful sets OF gum teeth warranted:
w examine specimens 262 9th ay Established 1851
DR. MEADER.
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Gtstauraats.

Nj Alison nOREE, ncWly oprucd, ~ West sd
AVA st. Junction of Broadway and dth ay-rihlr d'hou,
dngr from to =, 81 brcakia't, 3oc, private Ion
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-07-28
Glad to Get Bacz; !.

Al. Gilkey, q planter, of Duncansby
Miss, writes to the Nav York Herald: o
fifteen negroes who left me early in May and
went to Kansas, seven have returned, and
the other eight will come as soon as they
receive money to pay their way. The seven
are all sick, and they report those they left
behind sick also. Ordinarily a sick parper
is not an object painter covets, but in the
present case they are invaluable as an
s'awful example, to others who might have
Kansas procliyites; besides, We feel that in
doing what they have done they have been
more sinned against then SHINING. These
people say that during the six weeks they
were in Kansas they were not inside of q
house. Add to this exposure, hunger and
bad water and their sickness is not,a matter
of surprise. On their return expressed to
them my establishment that they should have
tired so soon of that boundless and unre-
strained freedom which they went to Kansas
to enjoy. With doleful, comic smile they
replied that the only free things they found
in Kansas were sscussing and brakish water.''
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-07-28

! first appearance abroad at the Peoria re-
gatta. The Lurlines are composed of good
material and have an enthusiastic backing at
home. Naturally, there is and will be n
valry between these clubs. So far, this has
been general rivalry, and it should not
only be continued, but extended to include
organizations at Saltwater and Hudson.
And this brings us to the poinr. White
Bear is about equal distance from the four
cities named, with population Of over q
hundred Thousand souls. Now, let the
Minnesota and Lurline boat clubs form q
compact to hold their public regattas at
White Boar. What is meant by 'spubllc,' =
are regattas in which foreign competition is
invited. By working in harmony in
this, and with the Same energy as
was shown by the Lurlines and their
friends for the Minnesota regatta,
there can be no question that regattas at
White Bear would soon assume national
standing which would attract to it the best
clubs in the country. We have here the
necessary population to furnish q large at
tendance, an essential incentive in such con-
tests. At White Bear the trainss from the
different cities land passengers directly upon
the bank of the lake, within short distance
OF the natural course, while at Minnetonka,
while the spectators are landed at ono point
OF the lake, q long boat ride is necessary to
reach the course. White Bear, owing to its
admirable shore line, is under the eye of the
spectator from almost every point along its
bank. Being of smaller surface. White
Bear is not so subject to wind agitation
as Minnetonka. It is in easy driving
distance of the cities named. Three
lines OF railroad run to it. The accommo-
CATIONS are good and constantly being in
creased. All these are essentials to make a
regatta success. The GLOBE presents them
IN spirit of friendliness to the Minnesota
anu Lnrline boat clubs. The GLOBE wants
to see this manly sport popularized and ma
tlonalized here. It believes it can be if the
indicated.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-07-28
The Mi,snefonE:a Regatta.

AS was to have been expected, the Mime
tonka regatta was a failure, though there
were many pleasant incidents connected with
the affair, which will not soon be forgotten
by those who participated either as contest
ants or spectators. For the failure there are
two good reasons. In the first place it was
undertaken on too short notice, the time
after the announcement not giving clubs,
which otherwise might have been induced to
attend and participate, time to make the
necessary arrangements. Thus, no club of
wide celebrity, il we except our home club,
was present, the Farraguts of Chicago, the
Peorias of Peoria, and the famous
Shoe-wae-cae-mette and Wah- wah-sums, of
Michigan, all Of which were present at the
Peoria regatta the week previous, found them
selves circumstanced by previous engage
ments as to be unable to attend. The nom
attendance of these clubs threw very wet
blanket over the regatta from the start, and
insured its failure.
But there was another reason operating to
the came end, and which will have the same
disastrous effect in the future, to which the
GLOBE desires to call the especial attention
of the Minnesota and Lurline boat clubs
and their friends. The GLOBE means the
place at which the regatta was held. This is
said in no spirit of hostility
to Minnetonka, but is based
business principles. Regattas and all other
sports depend upon public favor for popu.
larity and success. To secure that public
favor there must not only be good sport, but
the location must be in easy reach of the
rood f.~...
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-07-28
FATHER VAHEY.

Complete vindication of the Charges
Against Him.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.I
MILWAUKEE, July 27.-Archbishop Henri
has concluded his investigation of the charges
preferred against Father Valley, of st. Pat
rick's church in this city, and has fully and
clearly vindicated the Rey. Father. The
charge were drunkenness and general fast
ness. Father Vahey is q strong and noted tenn
perance advocate and the investigation
showed by the testimony of DR.. Marks and
other physicians, that what many people sup
posed was drunkenness in Father Valley
was really sickness or vertigo produced BY
excessive study.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-07-28
Cabinet Changes In Ontario.

l6peclaI Telegram to the Globe.
OTTAWA, Ont, July 27.-The following
cabinet changes are rumored: Mr.. James
Mcdonald, minister of justice, is to be APP
pointed chief justice Of Nova Scotia, in place
of Sir William Yoins, to be superanuated:
Mr.. John O'Connor is to resign. Mr.. Cos
tagne's chances as an Irish Roman Catholic
representative, it is claimed, will be over
looked in favor of Mr.. Daily. M. P. Crom,
Halifax, will enter the cabinet as a Nova
Scotian and Irish Catholic representative.
Senator Aikens is to resign and accept the
position of land commissioner in the north
west under power of the act recently passed.
Mr.. Dalton Mccarthy will succeed him az
the Ontario representative in the capacity Of
minister of Justice.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-07-28
SITTING BULL.

Retreat Across the British Line-But as
the Buffalo ale Coming South 1t Is
Thought He VIII Fight or starye.
Especial Telegram to the Globe
CHICAGO, July PA special from General
Miles camp, near Little Rocky Creek, Mon
tana, says: The scouts have captured some
Sioux squaws, who attempted to join the
party defeated Thursday last. They saw
Sitting Bull, who has commenced rene, ade
movement and is now beyond the British
line. The buffalo are coming south and
Sitting Bull must either fight or starve.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-07-28
TRACK AND OAR.
THE CHICAGO RACES AND MIME
TONKA REGATTA.

Disappointment Over the Rarus- Hopeful
Contest-Bad Behaviour of the Little
Gray Geldine-Two Blood Curdling Ac-
cidents to Frank Van Ness Tho Wonder
full Performance Of Sleepy Tom, the
Blind NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of the Minne-
tonka-Causes for the Same. and the Way
to PopularIze Such Sport In Minnetonka
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shorter Time Wanted

New YoRK, July 27.-At q largely attended
meeting Of trades, including piano makers,
cabinet varnishers, wood turner's, carvers,
moulders and wood workers. to-day, resolu-
tons were adopted favoring shortening the
time of q days labor to eight hours, and
pledging themselves to endeavor to bring
about this result and drop entirely the ques-
ton of wsges.
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WASHINGTON.
The New Idria Decision-A Florida Car
pet Dagger Working Up the Grant Boom
Capt. Eads and the Mississippi River
. feet
Especial Telegram to the Globe. |
NEW IDRLA.

Especial Telegram to the Globe
WASHINGTON, July 27.-The decision of
Secretary Schurz yesterday regarding the
notorious McGarrahan claim, or New Idria
quicksilver mine case, declares that the entry
of the New Idria company was irregular and
that it had no title. Inferentially the de-
cision clearly decides that the title to 48O
acres rests in the United States and is there
fore subject to presumption. The New Idria
company have been prepared for this decision
and as the land is subject to entry and they
having the whole property guarded by over
1000 employees, as soon as the telegraph
could flash the intelligence west the notice
required under the mining laws was posted
lastevening. The subsequent regulations will
be promptly carried out for the one hundred
and sixty acres that the company can law
fully enter. This 16O acres will be sufficient
for the works adjacent to the mine. Within
ninety days all requirements of the law will
be fulfilled SO that the patent must issue.
Once issued any further action by the cele-
brated McGarrahan claimant can interest no
one. Secretary Schurz had his decision in
this case prepared last winter, but as the
same question was pending before Congress
he delayed it's announcement.
WORKING UP GRANT BOOM.
Judge Zettles, United States Judge of Flor
ida, known as one of Grsnt's particular man
agcrs in the South, is here for few days.
He fayors thorough organization of the
South in the interest of Grant. Judge Zet-
ties friends are strongly supporting him for
second place on the ticket with Grant.
CAPT. EADs
has sent a private telegram here stating that
he has finally decided to accept the appoint
ment on the Mississippi river commission.
The commission meets at st. Louis August
~ Z IS f . K I. \. n t +
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-07-28
The Sunday Law in Newark.

81 NEWARK, N. j., July ~. Four thousand
Germans in mass meeting protested against
the enforcement Of the obsolete Sunday
laws, which are chiefly directed against the
Germans, and are at war with q spirit Of
liberality and humanity.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-07-28
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
DEEDS OF DETILTRY IND MISCEL-
LANEOUS MISHAPS.

Serious Runaway at Farlbault-Mr. Samuel
Barnard Seriously and His Wife Slightly
Murdered by Tramps in Georgia-Fight-
ing New York City One
Man Killed and Several WOunded-The
Leighton Bridge and Iron Company De-
clared Responsible for the Round House
Accident at Buffalo-Further ofthe Penn
sylvania Storm Miscellaneous.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-07-28
NUMBER 1875
MOURNING MEMPHIS.
THE YELLOW SCOURGE ASSUMING
EPIDEMIC PROPORTIONS.

Eleven New Cases and Mine Deaths Yester-
day-Nesro Militia Companies Go Into
Camp for Service in Preserving Order
Camps for tho Populace Outside the City
to be Established neutrality-suspicious. Case
In New Orleans-City to be Fumisated
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