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, 1879-04-11
SOUTH AFRICA.
THE 1tHlTisft DISASTER At ENTOMDg,
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Nv Lubls to sHrio }Hr* HhFdtd,
CAra Town, Afarch II, yiu CArn ST. VIycsx1
April 7.-'ihu zulus .lAvc invaded thu 'rral,sya,l
asnt cut ufr British convoy pcar E,Isomh,
Although, thu loss Of ltfc Is cum m;arattye'y xlIeht
the cycnt Ia Of great Importance aa indicating
thu skill with witicl, the agErcsstvc policy Of he
xu1ua IL being carried out. 1t also ulakes cle,,
tic rcasun for tllr withdrawal af tlc outposts
IN the Trausyaal, which WIS announced ss ii
progress by the late dispatches from Grcytuwu
To properly understand this Inst tlIsastcr to
british aru1s It is narcssary to rufur 10 tho pry.
ceas l,y which tlle country wna occupied sl1b,e.
Guent tu its annexation" Wien Tic Trans.
vnnl rcgton was added to tue British Etnwre
st,eka(e posts wcra established IN various p4,,.
OF the country. connected With roads which
were fslpassne,c inr wagons Turing = great pak
uf tho year. 50 fnr norLal lll thu British, pu.b
tllcso military i'oste. IN tlit liobe of eventually
connecting them With thu sunrDast by .tu pss.
cccIi,,gly difficult 10 keep .c lincs of cunl,nuni:
eatInn open even II, time of rei,ee. The passags
u! c0uriers WIS attended with urclt pprsun.t
slalrer, hcrausc Of thu desolutP ehnracter of Tia
country tvavrrsc,l MD sllu predatory linblts ot
tho pcoplo dwelling nlo"u III, borders of zuiu.
stations In the Loll'linta district uf TsanEasf.
md was connected with Utrecht, bJ
way ot L,1ncturg. From, Derby to Luptt.
nnsgI ulstanee nitY nmles' .Iic t',a.l Was lns1e
tta1l, nui iFo'i sIs .atlaF saeo & u ''e saonh
o. utrset, "ls.aec i % Y! ."''i tn"e, % ahS Iosa
@ Was 1n!etMVs s"u,. eH ,f.n Utu a knosa
M Ai ~ H. KY m.'. y, H. naaus
Western eofaet q ,v;,. Mn;na 9 was pfoparng 70
aet asasa,aa Co!; Noois io.ses, ts'e os4er va
ssnea ea,G iiis sh ~ 1oo
III from tlie pntys pHstn ~ po"ts Watnan lsag!
hnppot. .. u'!ev. " IT, ,rs s,'u nyscns fr' ms.ta u
co.sentsa.a! p.Ea" IT,, o s,, .ipi ut.s!
sia1tea towa. ,s Buut,, eohsSTE tier iss s!Se.
au nMMauni.' ls ~ Waeoh', r, neir ,.1ss,s a!n,su
aeat,,htio!. WIZ ~. aten setteIeas
i'ortheast a.. g. ut.eenI al'a "Ho'n easy eonmupf
eal'oh OF lint to~n* ....
A small bolY of ,nun Of tho Eigtioth Rest
1uppt under il,e command Of Capt. Murlanr
accompanied tue teams US convoy. 1llcru veil
l04 1nun and Two officers. III addition to lha
, 1879-04-11

ltaly's part in tho contemplated concort Of
tho Powers in reference to tho alfairs of
Turkey md Egypt soe1ns to bo SO aooidedly
out of tuna with the general plan as 10
throaton considerable discord. lilo diff
fculty with tho Khodlyo IL satl to have heou
brought about BY tho ,nanipulations Of tho
Italian Consul General, who ia bitterly
and actively hostile to lilo joint
control Of tho Egyptian financcs
assumed by England and France. Tho Ital-
ian Government will send special ropre-
Eentativo to look after Italian inturostB al
Cairo, whilo the Frcncl, Cabinet will hold n
council tomorrow for tile consideration of
tho Egyptiau Affairs. 1taiy las, moreover,
positively declined to participate in tho
tnixod occupation Of Eastern lounlelia.
, 1879-04-11
EGYPT,


ITALY TO INVESTIGATE.
LONDON. April 10.-The ltuilan Government
Is about to send Senator to Cairo to report o,l
Italian interests. II is stated t.at The KheiiYes
contumacy Is prompted by thu italian Cousnt
General, Who bitterly opposes tic Anglo'Frencll
control.
DISMISSED.
CAIRO, April 10.-'rhc Khedsvc has dismissed
Rtaz Pas.,a from the Presidency Of the Commit
tce Of Inquiry tnto thu Egyptian Finances.
Other members Of the Committee havo eonse-
qucntIy tcnilcrcd their designations
THE FRENCH CABINET.
PANS, April 10.-rhe Council Of Ministers to
discuss the Egyptian question will be held
Saturday.
FRENCH POLICY.
PARIS, April to.-'rhe policy Of France
towards Egypt is not to precip!tato matters.
Thu ffesctit tEhlshcy is fhtlldt IL tla othtr et-
tronac. 1t Is notorious Tint Ganlbetta'a views
In regard to Egypt nrc moro decided than those
Of Minister Wadd!ngton. but ho docs not wish
to exercise pressure on the Government, though
the Egyptian hondholdcrs seriously contemplate
urging him to supplant WaddIngton at the lead
OF TIC Ministry.
, 1879-04-11

JouN r. PnAIH mot Ais tlonth OIL tho Bcaf-
fold yesterday ut Windsor, Vt. with un-
tlinohing fortitulc, dcc1aring almost with
Als latest breath lig Innocence Of tho crime
for which he was executed. It in now nearly
lvo yoara since tho murder Of Mrs. FngEzE,
md, aftor snch lapBe OF time, during
which reprioses hayo been repeatedly
granted for the Introduction OF ovfIunoa 30
ing to show that puA1R was wrongly coll
vi1tod,-after I'LL these yenrs Of opportu-
nifty 10 prove Ais inuocauoe, or at lonst
to cast reasonable doubt upon tho question
Of hts guilt, 1t Is impossible to osoapo thu
belief tint puAtn WIS tho murderer OF Mrs
FnEKzE, aud that he has chosen to die with .
liz on AiA lips rather t1an acknowledge Tint
tho labora Of tho friends who hayo exostoa
themselves 80 zoaioualy In his behalf, firmly
believing Ills proteHtatlol,s OF Innocence,
wero in reality expended 10 saye guilty
man from lls just doom.
, 1879-04-11

Mr. RonrsoN'R speech continued ono Iaseace
.whuh IL HOW receiving Il good deal ur attention
III tho press 1t ia as follows:
Tho atrpng arms, the clear heads, Tho bravo
hearts VI dur pcaHle, would never Yield to stand.
Ing army, wcru 1t ntiliun stronR Hness II btcane
ana arbitrary power II sahns trrespons,6ft msvt1<r
ofths systnI, to sacriaes tlbtrly to orIer.
Mt. l.onasoa, It Ia hoped. has too ,uucl sense
to neun anything revolutionary by th!s; l,c
should oe mora careful III future. This Is a free
country; hut no man, II he can lc!p It. should
exercise hls inalicnable rlght of nuk!llg fool Ut
himself.
, 1879-04-11

Senator INGALLS, little bill for the relief Of
tho Union Pacllc Railroad should bo closely
watched. Though Scuator tNuALLB Is we'll
known for hIs philanthropy aud private charl-
tics, lle l,ns not precisgly thu quality Of 1lsn-
tercstedless which gntttlas'him to move iirat ID
sO important matter.
, 1879-04-11


BERLIN, Aprit 10.-T1u Government has pub-
lslic1 denial OK tho Intention to Increase the
quantity of silver token coin.
WoN'r ACCEPT.
Tile Agricultural Society Ut Frankfort re-
solved by lareo majority not to send MI nd
lress OF adhesion to Dismarck's new custom
tarltl
TARIFF bIERTiNC8.
BEAL1N, April 10.-Ail tho industrial and
commercial societies havo called meetings to
discuss tho proposed thrill which would ILL.,
turiously Affect their respective trades.
AN EYR ON AusTRlA.
BERLIN, April 10.-'lhe internal affairs OF
Austria uro critically watched here. The ahseut
of nm UltraInuntane Koactionary Cab!net seems
probable. .........
ANTETARtFF.
A great meeting OF representatives Of German
Bcaports will 10 held OIL the l7th inst. to discuss
freely the new tart1. All ti,e suaboard cities
strongly oppose tho projected surtaxcs mud re-
tallatory duties Oh trans-nsarsue Imports.
, 1879-04-11

Ing familiarity will, tho abuses songht to be
ronoliotl. To impute selfish or unworthy
motives In suol caso Is monstro'ss, and 1t
is difficult 10 concoivo how Mr.. 4nAHdEn'a
namo could ovor havo bcon connected with
tho r,l1uors Of tho 800 bribp.
, 1879-04-11

Tho statement In a late number of SerlbHer's
.lfonlhiu t,At JgnoMs BoAArAnra was "thv
youngest, weakest, and most worthless Of Ma
roLEoA's broshers," is strongly coussoycrtcd
BY tho baltimore AmsricaH. which maintains
that JEMoMH was much moru Of rnan thai
eitlIcr JosErlt, LucgN, or Louis. Fur galiant
scrylro at scA he won tho rank Ut Admiral. IIe
distinguished himself in thu wars agalust
Austria anl Kussls; and ut Ltg1,y a,nl Waterloo
was ~ conspicuous % to wriug from NAroIEoN
tho compliment; "Ny brother, hare been
too latu in knowing you.n
, 1879-04-11

EifE John Porter hQs u0uG HOlno excellent
6ghting--for his bac,s pay.
r,r,.,,,, Dor;r 10 -, 1,o,,o <,r,,t, nu1,1ic
,eccpt,on at Columbus. ua.
1crA 1uo,,,,.r~,, .o1t,, .. to t1o Inst
,,... 49,. . - .s,.,. ~ H. ...t,,as.|
ran,,a,,., v.,v7o.h,,s mo ,,o,;ouo .,o,,ta
J., sa.,s - -, t,,s,,,..,,,. 49,.
'e' 'A"" 49, - ""'A 1~s'
l'ns'n''a "uA nnt anusitst ou'i 1'ua"
i. oot''nS no'' s"H-,'' soa''' At'e"
Let IFS speak him Fhnir in doath. h1r.
fhair wa' Sef5 sksllful murderer.
Ono Of tho colorod refugees from Missts-
sippf Ia former slave Of JeH. Davis.
Boor will not tntoxica.o, hut schoonors OF
beer will carry man balt.seas over.
To1mo1o ran povor ha M famoua aa noac,,-
c. 1lo is not fayor,to o. tue indies.
,r,o Anvil u,,wor },r,, ,,otb f,r,,, +,,o <o,t,o
.,a,.. ~ II ,na,,o,t +ho ,,o,v s,,,, h".
ra.ama,. .an !, onn ,,,,noa 49,, .,ox
,'..s,s. .a,,,ns. ,,a,,, ns s,,s.,.. ~ "'A
'""s Nv A"o"' e'".s '"'"s @oo"s 's"'s'
why doeant aPeAKor handu appoint hia
commat'oes' Aron's thefs enough Confederate
nf'Ra''e'S'
We suspect TINT tho odltor OF tho Ukolonh
S!atss has commenced to boom ~ tho next Domo.
cratic eandIdate'
One lawyer In tho Vanderbilt Will case got
fec Of $751; 900. Not bctug able to break the will,
hu cndeayored to treak tho heirs.
Mrs Elizabeth Cnly Stanton ia locturing
In Nebraska, where thoy have already boon afflicted
with Olive ganss anu pra!sia.a.os.
a1,;rt,io Rail onncars tn ho :. aort NJ fo-
male Jim cn.sle. The only difference between
them ia In tho accuracy Of their shooting.
,,;obt hovn r,owr flint ,,oti,o ma
o..,.n =, 49,. ,,.s,a, aau..s,s "." .s ,.,.s t.s
,uother.n. .!aw trlck,-.uarquis Or Lornf,
vo,,5or,,,,t,a ;r.o,, l. =, mn ~, ho,p
,u,,a.,'.s IN !. ;:o*s,un 49, ,.an.'ta, ..ana 49,
""s.u.' -, ~ ,,' i"I,a. w ~
,,;.',>;o 11,,,. t.u .a;,,1 ..- -, s..',
An1u a,, !1" Aaa rs.a' s"1 ~. M 1anHu, "au
Wv h""l' w o.. :" .'." s'uu4 ~. INV
"'o'' S'''ssA"s s"s~' y" %"o ''e" ~-"'""- ''"t"''
auo wte ol "o8se I,ehootno' tho
e'a'n'an'. nas J"st ooom "ae" ~ Ing aonshalnptoa
n'u's'a''s 'os "os "'a'nA 1--WE aa"antof ~ s'nooi'
Tho rnmor TINT Whitelaw leoltl tn nbont to
mnrsy ts causing great ssca' OF anxiety' AZ tho
| nanie Of taa 1aay IL notelsen no "onsFF1ea "oHaa
1eos sa'e'
Stnnloy Ia now ou his wny to Hnnzibar
| with commission from tho King Of tue 1le':!a"s
10 rcosGan'xo saa h'11ssso unsuccessful belgian
oxpcd11'on'
Col. Maploson took away with him s50.
600, aud Tho pedestrian Rowell SEQ. ooo tariff
'ntst 10 adopted lhat "a1l keefs saea psfsohs oAt
of this country.
| Nine, Douaparto Rhont this ttplo, wa gup-
pose. II look!ng around for jerome 11onaparte's
o1heF wife, and Tho wa1s Of tae angeh arc iksly 10
| bs renewed again.
| Cetawayo Hays llo wants poaco; lut wo Bls-
pect that this IL only All eectlonesssns dodgc, al
that tho zulus iAtond to 60 to faeisamont md
| RI
, 1879-04-11

The New York S"s is utterly d!sgustcd with
A[nyor CoorEi whom 1t supported with all it,
might bcforo election. But tho Mayor now
claims IL exureIse a one-nan power tnora oifcll~
sfye than Joua KEt.Lr over tried to use; anl,
hrsldt, tic Mayor IL not sound oil tie prcsl-
deuttal question.
, 1879-04-11

Gen. Dick TAYLOR spcalks OF EDWIN II.
arAKToN tluIs:
spy unhe. BUCHANAN, tyrAnt undot llNcotN,
crafty NJ l'0AIriAA. In Tho end consccnce, loHR
dormant. camc ~ AtEcro+ and hs WAS mutt AMI
tso temple OF 1ustlcc, on whose threshold he
stood, crcaprd proclamation.
1t is n compliment to bo abused by Gcn. Dick
TAYLOR, who vas traltor 10 the country that
hpnorcl Ills father, md lEbclcr Of Tho mslnory
of t3Iak father.
, 1879-04-11

One Of tho aowory Southern lawyers said at
the ncotng OF the bar in Frankfort, to hcar
culoglcs on Judge ELt1oTT, TINT the murder Of
tho Judge was "Tlo most Infamous dacd conf
mttcd since the SayIor's cruciaxion.h From
The Southern point Ut view, Of course, It was
worse than the assassination Of ABRAHAM
LINCOLN.
, 1879-04-11
The Eastern Roumelian Problem
Still Far from Adjust.
ment.
Some of tho Difficulties in tl1c
Way ut M Understanding.
negotiations Between England and
Yakooh Khan Broken or
Ten Thousand English Minors Vote for
mo Surrender


AN UNDERSTANDING.
1oNpog, April 1U.-Ihe Eastorn lso,ttnclinr
Commission tlus eiEcctel an understanding
with tho Porto upon several tnatters previously
in dispute. Amongst tho points agreed upon
ID that orc.thrd Of tho rcycnun Of the froyinre
shall be paid 10 tho Porto.
AusTHIA's ACQUISITIONS.
The ngrcetucnt betwecn Allstfin and Turkey
grants Austria the power Of occupying thrce
points on lho H!vcr LON, un tho uutsklsts Of
Noyl BazAr, commanding all the practicable
crossing-placcs.
Hnuor1AT1oSs.
VIENNA, Apri! 10.-Sogotiuttons relative to
mixed occupation nrc still proceeding.
Representations have been made ut vt. Peters.
burg with view to obtnEn!ng adequate sattsfac.
tlon for tho insult 10 tho Austrian Consu! at
WlddIn.
WILL. FoT PARTICIPATE.
ROME, April 10--lt is positively announced
that Tsa1y has finally decided not to participate
ii tile mixed occupation OF Eastern Roumcia.
soMH op THE DIFFICULTIES.
LONDON, April 10.-A diapatch from Vienna
snyB Ruasa, since the Powers lactded to adnt
Turkeys participation In tho occupation oi East-
crn Ruumclta, has cniluavored to secure for llcr
self tic occupation OF part Ut the Balkans, ex-
rlltling the Turkish contingent tlurcfrom. It
Is on this point that tho negotiations have cotnu
to standattl1. Anntllrr difficulty is Tho NJ.
pulntmeut Of Coiumn,,lcr-tn- II Is pro.
posed to ask Germany to nominate one, hut licF
asscnt ts doubtful.
LONDON, April ia correspondent nt Ber.
lin says tho ac'lcmo for mixcd occupation wna
practically abandoned after thedi!'lcultics ratses
by Italy. Tllcrc are psobab'y so,ne secret rcla'
, 1879-04-11

TnH CnroAao TnrrHE haa established brtnch oHlcea
for tho rtcetpt OF snbsct!plons aad advertisements u
tfetlawss
NEW yonK--!7oom 70 Tribune Dulllng. +. T. Me-
.FAnnEh. Manager. .
FAlsEs. Ftance-So. is fuc dc II 6Eanze'batel!ere.
, II. MAttLKn, Agent,
LONDuN. KnR.-Amcriean Exchange. 40 Strand
tIlRSRy r. G1LLIa. Agent.
BAN FitASCtSc0 Cal.-rAace Hotel
WASHINGTON u. C.-lslH + street,
, 1879-04-11

After this It will bo Impossible for tho Do,no-
csatc party to tilvldo OIL tho currency question,
or to IoerlYu tho country It It tloos divide. 1t
]las thrown tho full weight Of its nilucura and
power In favor Of tic Grceubaekurs Whenever 1t
has had efIarcc,
, 1879-04-11

Tho bill to give women tho right to voto
on municipal ntIairs in cities and towns has
hean roieotad in tho Massachusetts LoEisla-
turo, but tho bill to give women tho right to
voto for members Of School Committees 1as
lean pnsHcil.
, 1879-04-11
1,IiIlIT.


LONDON, April 1n-A diapatch from 1qulqu.,
raru, snys TINT the port Is bloekadcd by
ChIan squadron.
, 1879-04-11

Tho bill to establish compulsory education
in Illinois yesterday phased tie House by a
vote Of 81 yeas 10 IL nays; and tho hill to
provide rovsnno for Slate purposes was
also passed by tho HOUSE.
, 1879-04-11
SPAIN.


MApntp, April 10.-tcn. Cabula has resigned
the Presidency II the Superior ':oinrt' ii Var,
ah.l to has bceH slcccct.cl by Gen. JuyeI.st
NEW LOAN.
Tie cntira sitn of a50, ,tG], 100 pcstas Of Treat
try bonds has beeu subscribed.
, 1879-04-11
AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, April 10.-AtonBtgnor Vincent Oassat
Prince Bsllup Of urixnn, is duad.
, 1879-04-11

from Tho Department Eptses,1.oira hive p.,I,
ttonc.l III. Mln'ster VI CosIffts|ea In favor ., :,
duty uf i ftants per quarter ut.wIsoat, 10 ffan,,
per head on horacs, and 10 francs per head On
cattle.
DEAD.
Senator Grcffullo Is deal.
, 1879-04-11
AFQI1AN1S'rAN.

LONDON. April l0.-A dispatch from Bo,nbs,
Bavs 1t Is rutnorcd III Cabu TINT tho neqptI,.
lions between Yakoob Khan as,d the British k,1
fallca because tho latter nsfstol on tic unucr,
tion Of Cabul.
, 1879-04-11

The support Of Inc Grccubaclscrs In Congress
was bought BY tic Democrats with price,
and big price, too.
, 1879-04-11

tutlo givon to legislation nt this extra session
will give lin opportrnitioa wl,lol ho cannot
avoid for rovealing tho rea1 hope mud design
of Confederate supremacy.
, 1879-04-11


IIalatcd street. between Madisun aud Monroe. Va.
rfaty sutcftainincRt+
, 1879-04-11

nessborn street. corner Of stonrpc. EuEaFemeu
qt lien Thompson, ''Joshun WhtCon,b."
, 1879-04-11

Clark street, opposite The Co'rt.lf"re. EngaEeucn
Of George pontfacc. ''Tlo Soldiers Trust"
, 1879-04-11

rEsTn, April 1D.-Scyenlecn Thousand mr..
sons III Szcee1n und the neIRhhorhoot Of liat
city arc atil su5sist!nE on charity. 1t hat heen
ra!n1ng for ten days* Tho supply Of bread II
becoming exhausted.
, 1879-04-11

ri .RAalicst. Aprclal communication t!is tfritaY)
:srntnR ut 7an ov!ncRt for work. V!s!tnrr curiiay
Il. n. TUCKER, aacrutary.
WAu1lAESIA LfDHF, No. fH1 4. r. l. A. M,-
Regular Communication this Friday escnlnp At Ma.
J. q. HOWELL. Secretary.
, 1879-04-11

Randolph street. b-twrrn clark and Lasse. En-
kagctncnt Of The fIcas English OroFa. Afternoon,
~ 'lluse of Castillo" KYentnx, "raul sud Vrgnla-"
, 1879-04-11

l.lvHnPoot, April 10.-Tlle cotton market will
be closed fruM Tonight until Tuesday.
sTAlklNo N!NHAs.
LonnoN, April 10-Teu thousand striking
lniuers at Shadows Iltli yutc 'tNo surrender"
, 1879-04-11

MlGIsTMATka ptsMlSasD.
PANS, April l0.-The dismissal mid rcs!0ua-
tions of lfty-two moro magistrates are an-
.lounced. Tweuty-oua others naYu bcsa trans.
ferred.
PETITION.
A dcn.f ntt0n mil Dntttinu nj npr3rnlturtat8
, 1879-04-11

North CLARK street, corner Kinzlc. nIssolvtng Pal
oratntc V!ewa. Ot1 Lonin.,, UtiI Tower, ste.
, 1879-04-11
RUSSIA.

CONE HOME.
ST. pzrEasnuno, April 10.-All the foreign
iloctors an1 0cu. Molikotf hayo quilted as.
trnklan.
NItItLl8T AHnKaT9.
LONDON. April l0.-A dispatch from Berlin
says 1,0i0 Ntht1ists have already beon arrested
In Charkon. Tho scYesttss DO not sceM to in-
timi.lato consp!ratoss.
Tile report TINT Gen. Drcntcln,'s assailnnt has
been nrrcstcd Is fnlac. The Charkon police
llavc received letter from New York Signed
" BobrIko!l," stating That t.ia murderer OF Gen.
krapotkin has arrived there.
cOSPHRKScE PROPOSED.
ST. PETEEsBuHu, April l0.-Count Schouval-
of, whu leaves st. Petersburg on Monday ucxt,
will be tbs bearcr of proposals relatiyu to q
EUROPEAN Conference lu yew Of tic fallure Of
the mlxed occupation negotiations.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-09-25

Hon. III. ". Campbell for Lieut. Governor.
To the Editor of the Globe: - .isath
If the Democratic ticket is to succeed this fall it
should have the name Of Hon. W. NJ. Campbell of
Meeker county upon it for Lieutenant Governor. He
is the man to defeat Charley Gilman. He
introduced the celebrated Campbell BILL
which. was designed to protect the farmers
from being swindled, and it passed both houses but
was vetoed by our miller Governor-John &. Pills
bury. Mr.. Campbell is the representative of the
farmers interests He would be eligible because his
term as member of the House will expire before he
will take his seat as lieutenant governor By all
means put him on the ticket. You can't afford to
omit him. -t,E CeE A FARMER.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-09-25

b. A. Froiseth, ESQ.,, of st. Paul, will deliver
a historical lecture on America Not Discovered
by Columbus, and also exhibit facsimile
copy on canvas of the ancient Dighton writing
rock, entitled the Morse monument (situated
in Massachusetts), and explain its character,
which will be very interesting to an enlighten-
ed American public-it being the design Of the
lecturer to bring to light an additional histor-
ical era to the American continent of more
than 500 years previous to Christopher Column
bus. Ladies and gentlemen interested in the
foregoing subject should not neglect to attend
Court House in st. Paul on Thursday evening
at 7:3O o'clock, Sept. 26th, 1879. Admission IS
cents. ~
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-09-25

Ramsey County Veterans Association.
All persons who have signed the call, and all
disposed to join the association, are requested
to meet in the old court house on Saturday,
the 4th day of October, 1879, at 7:SO o clock p.
H., sharp.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-09-25
Business Men.

1t is for your interest to attend the sale of
valuable residence property at l1S East Eighth
street at II o'clock this morning. You will
find a home within only few minutes walk
OF your place of business, and you have five
years time on two-thirds of the purchase
money il desired. -.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-09-25
Sewing Machines.

II you want the best machine IN the market.
and at the lowest price, 60 to Dewey 4 Koch
ier's, No. 30 East Third street, and examine
their large stock of new and improved noise
less Wheeler & Wilson machines. Thew are
perfect gems. "Ae
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EMINENT ENGLISHMEN .
WHO COME TO INVESTIGATE OUE
RESOURCES.

IT'S Greatly to Their Credit That Succumb-
ing to Temptation They Seek to join Our
NatiOn-An Outline Of Their Mission
Looking for Homes for Impoverished
Neutrality-suspicious. Interviews with
the Party. ~,
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Don't fail to attend the sale of real estate at
No. 118 East Eighth street at IL o'clock this
morning.
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.FIV E CENTS A LINE.
AUCTION SALES.

A UCTION SALE OF HOUSE AND LOTT will
~ sell at II 4. n. next Saturday the house and lot
northwest corner Seventh and NELL streets It's
frontsges 30 to the right to the south and east It
will rent we'll; it is comfortable home. It II near
business: will be . valuable business corner soon.
Time given on $4,000 ut 8 per cent. desired.
254-b6 n. 8. FAIRCHILD, Aucti0neer.
ONLY ONE WEEK FOR REDINPTIoN--J JUDO
" MENT SALE OF FINE RESIDENCE PROP
ERTY-I win sell at public auction on the promises,
No. ll8 East Eighth street. IN Thursday next, 2oth
inst at IL O'Clock the elegant residence prop
with the two-story frame house, barn, etc. The
grounds are formed by two lots, 6OxlOO and 60x1bO
feet respectively beautifully shaded by trees Of full
ESPECIALLY desirable for residence for any Of
business men, being within FIVE minutes walk of the
business center Of the city. Five years. time viii be
given II necessary, and payments to suit purchaser
For further particulars call at No. rs East i bird
street. p. T. KAYANAGH,
26O-254 Commission Aucuoneer.
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Beautiful JeWelry.

Emil Geist, 81 East Third street, is daily
adding to his fine stock of jewelry-the --latest
styles in. every class of fashionable goods.
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How to Save Money.

How to Save Money.
Always 60 to Pannel's, Ill East Seventh
street, for your hats. He has the finest stock
of soft and hard felt hats in this city and sells
the cheapest
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Don't forget the sale of elegant residence
property at lis East Eighth street at II o'clock
this morning.
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NIANTED-A situation at anything, lumber bust
Y! ness preferred, by o weigh-master from the
Dalrymple farms, with references. Address @. B..
NJ, GLOBE Office. 243t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by young man In some
w merchandising establishment, wholesale pre-
ferred. Address ]. A. B., this Office. 22Ot
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dor RENTING nicely furnished front rooms,
ply at No. 10 Oak street. 1883
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TlOR RENT-FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHED
II ROOMS, with or without board, at 1874 Broad
way. 49, 249-55
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UNFINISHED ROOMS-In suites or single, with
Il board or without. Terms with board, two In
s9om go and $i2 per week. without board 80 and
Hall. ~. l59S6
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1NOR RENT-Several very nice rooms in the Nc
r Qunan Block, corner Of Wabashaw and Third
quire Of MEAD 4 THOMPSON, In the building.
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GH0RT-HAND, correspondence, and general clerk
n desires position in railroad, law, mercantile or
other business Office; ton years. experience.
MSKede.O GLOBE Office. GIG.
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OITUATION WANTED-By young man with re-
y commends, to do chores and go to school. Ad-
dress STUDENT, GLOBE Office, Minneapolis. 49,