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sEEKISe rrRP HoSoRS
The Great Flyer ef Wsn street Pureha.isg
kentncky Raeinr stoek.

Mr. James r. Keere. the Californian mil
lonaire capitalist. hAs Just purchased the
famous three-Jear-oli ra.er Srend'hrif. tor
uerly the proser-y q p. suiSesr q WoSdtori
CcunfY Ky. Tie purchase was ns5e on behalf
@, Nj Keene b. c. " Baii Sais Who a. ne
sane tine ocueAi ,or the sane gentleman
sGea1i1rif's YcunEer tro;hsr. Mser. The
prices paid are s-it ~ cne suiho or.iJ @ have
teen SIS 'ro f1r Sgend,hT.i;. ard y another
$500. with % Or cent o, rs Winnings duriag
the season o., 1879. and s. so ~ M.ser.
Thet~o horses are o. coire Essi az oroe. and
vii he paced under TIE care q Thcmas Par-
year. il James vsison's o,i training s;yb,es on
ire Passs.c River. nesr PA;e-sor. IaeY are in
tended 70 form The ruc,eus @, srsc.nS s;at.e
emtrs-ar twenty = ihirTy crs,k horses and
eQIal ~ ex-e-i srt va 20 those e Messrs
p r --t and l-r Is-i
NJ Ke-ne = = Tnclish ex;rar.io- ard rs =
fhrr uG1 t-cfs1 love f-r f4it Sports of an
kiE-s. r. extensive r-s.re-s and sr-. 20 'a;ive
ill're-+s tl lfr no tfe years prevented RS e.
sA-.- q - ahy eXien' nj nexi ssa.,n
're and --rl.st. y i1e hon r. ~, the turf
a. u So. Jer-u@ Para. az SArAiurA
Gu, sa-rtlT sttA- h' err.~al IL Nar Y-.k. s--na
II years sEo. and his s.v-rt 90 the rarics turf
: lo1s-d '.rEsFi 90 vi,h uat tsslis4i .nieres;
= a5.'aI.', j. tTish' -Aas'auit, win large
-
- l>l6 and : ty ir ported Australian. oui e
Ae-rlli-. ~ l. .Le-ur. q .u. ss-.r - tEe
Gus ll.ew g. he = 'uL % .her -
" .a.t who ran i-ur miles 10 -iar
n- tas net tfa tas. I'D q Ken
ilcsT ar1 Tennessee il I've rsceS al
W4Vs c-irc rui c-rcr-rr-. When BE 6e-
.sat-- Lord Nurr1T A. trs NEshvi la rne-;irE
as Qrcfer. D. rar The mile IL a. e-r-snE
n On 'artar. Il has made 10 d.fferer - .
Si'a- 1t1T o. where Re vas q, IL s-lr- be a.
WAYS soorNi f-si ~ The fnish. He . engaged
i- - re r. O. lent tlr--- v-ar-cd siakrs itls
L-ar -. lfl srl -. art e 81 appear q; jerome
F.rE. L - Brsrct ant Ss-l.H -
N--r q Z 70 rr--ra- nf Srar1,r rifr. and
VS. ,'a o.! 81 80. h = = rzor-isine ol.t act
II e--eret .-- r-ary tEo-v -v@ar--.1 dastes.
E-,l >rr@z i'lri't sni v >er sre full tro;hers
- tte .r-r'iA runner Fellow --afi. VITO
-,lir~et L-I.rC- as c=e q 7:lsa - one
4lRr--- rt seq r-.
4 -'rspieuous re-nter r.. ihe Joker Cub
$40 - evening. It- a-ye-: 90 NJ. kee-e
rt'-n the ra-ilc ;uri ~ ha h-1ri s. r. .S,c-ei
oT fle overs 90 tre sp'r- eyarvua-ra. |; =
yr-rc RE- like t.u s1c Nr. As'-F wi'h great
Tra.'i hi<r sr,'s. s'lr-irc. 81 2 .lrs.- .rve g
. ~ rress a-c far : ~ ;taf az r-.-1@i . ait
2 Keep = r.,.rE ll An -r-f-a frcm 'a-lins go
i-- -aL-s o.. O. - ...ekevs ans Ea-rt.ar- l. =
g. D uF=1 trat urr- 90. cur r.rn young men
- srre ". follow rs example. All wnie
t~----rr ite rut.lr. az i1 20 >-ursEing ard
eeysi-rE b. al-ier' ar1 -anl~ spr-l-"
NJ. Lew.s S,eWart hss = % Tor fhe to.se
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FoUND DEAD AND FROZEN.
The Body Of OLD Nan In vaeaat Lot-A
Peculiar IdentiacatIoa.

On Egh;y-eish;h sio>ai- between First
aut Ses-1i avenues. lives Ps;ri,s Bsahan.
vhc LIS caarEe g ihE; part C TIE Rlinels-ier
res. estate ;A4i lies az abou; bis house. rs 3
tie orly sesl3sr "a IL The d TX. sa5 1irs-ly
acr ss I k.eHiy-eiFhih streei iror. the house i $
neSi q harms Als' in Z ,s care The house and
harms are su't ss nsT he found N any farming
o,urtrT. anl tie - adjacent. we're ttey 10;
cui ~ -ia t.r.ks art walled uliA stone would
- iarmlrE laris. For ten years CT more
Nr ka1Lau euq.oyei a. Cd maa Tnor, -
N~'c-ri,k. as a latrrsr. But. ;r1 O. three
years az. rAom1s sa,i It's; be was - years
oi. Ani ieA TIA; be col.i 10 .onser work ~ yihe
Jay 80 be ie.i Mr. Ba1han al did cii ,ote il
s1-1er AID Lived with hls brother John Nc
C1-tlicE q; N.nety-ul-ih stree; an1 See-nt
avenue in W uiar. Il. wife dlei. anih BE- ..aS.n
2 T--r cr ~. as g. 4-.-s and rati s-r- -
i4 : all -if ini1e IAN ir. Essl1E many r -
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--4--e A. tr 'l-r 1n sad yes,er.ay. ae
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o. '.-ht o. 70 lr-s~3 rr-- TIE s'---' 'hl; 10
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= i-ra =. a- Z t-e >--re 2 star ee i- Oh o. Hsrrs
ne .ai- { ihine ~; a. 2 gre, s'A.;. ut-a -
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g. pr ll ~ 1853 lai --sH4 VI.
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4-- p t-ir-s s-il siree; y''li,e So 20 vhs
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IN 't- trsv a.3 j; was '1.sal b. 3. r -er
'-- 80 40 49, a, sc e f->t Tie
ira> were - --l o. q" - l-4 lr -t- ..--
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- ,----- -ver 9 20 --y. : believed 90
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TIE Hrs; Sa;1eS - &c The Ky curling ,,uhs
- - as ytar cest-a. F.fk yt.er.av o. -.
f-'-ns axe. -ea' ~s Serta'v @rsr srrss e-uaass
49, G. ''- - An.-t~' c..t- ---t-. TA..ts New
20 Sc
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&c atf 90. s-.--H.. trt n b. a e -. p av.S
f- --'--tf. ..t ut--. Et--f-.-.. " l1.a-s
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NEXT TO THE COLDEST DAY.
TEMPERITrBE RISING and THE WIND
BLOWING G4LE
Coatinued DELAY on the North River Ferries
pansre 10 PrePerty-A severe BieW and
Htgh >-as OF the shore to the Southsard.

ieTlay morning The Jay l.'kel g. ts fris-;
AMI pleasant butt 5, az tAs s.f-->i. x o-s w1en
the Temperature vs. tel.w 1.-o. Sta.i -ary
cr slightly rl..r zen I.sra;lr-." saii The vea;h.
er ini.cati'ns tha; were re4i G.; trs skiast tat :
But The veail - had Moderated iha. li.-le in
convenience uAs eNT-riea---i tT itose VI were
cut doors. Toward the m.til, O. ita dav tie
Mercury ro~e shove the ireez - polai. au1 ;he
Eaeset snow OF the sidewalks te.are
uois; where tie suns rsrs struck p.
des;rsns wa.kel more ieisure.r aid f-n.
tlet ihe.r ears les There vLs = pleas
ilg variety ln the Solicitations exchanged
TIE sgreeste Aope heii or; ty &c weather
ofrca id -sions were 'gny -eL A. :
o'cl,,k IN the r,rninz me ten. ssr., lre va ,3'
aho,e rer,-s rlse - IS n twen,Y.i1ur ho1.s
TIE wind was s;4l t'ov.re from tie ? ortt wes.
and az . = rate @. thirteen miles az hour Al;
ncon the therm 'me;sf uArk-i "a. ani ;1e
speei oithe vlnt LAd ir creased g q 10 rril-s
let ever tbs sale seemed mild i1 -uusr-rr
ui;h th- li~rc.nc vllt flG vas t.rvI1s e. 8
raie f.'w@-n fwer;y ars twe.'y.fva niles ~
lo-r the iay before. A.ous tl- e...s. g. tee
s7u'a rrsr3 TIE v 2 3 7~as b winEas- r and dan.
Eercus sac af rr-n- 90 Sar1v 4 H.os - rate
~ls f'ty u.ies a. h-ur. AMI % Cage May r.cr-
'-1n seventy. HiEl wiri- AL iar<er1ls $50
v-re feIcrr@d al al-us ;ae .-4-; ~ 'Ar "a tl-
u-es v-re 10 wrrklae cr'sr -. p vas ~ 'u-.
tier than Cs.e Mar ATS nco.k ir t1e ai;.r.
q -.-n ite ten ieTatlre wls -. ani the w.ri ha4
moderated g. -l<hi-an miles an h-ur. TIE
~; 20 rrs..rs;lre recorded Friday ehi u8s
- Atioo SOCK IS; evening iae temperature
eas 80. T-evlli hal moderated - elst;ee-
o. - 90 hour AL yeesei q ..;;.e ., the We; =
ncrawes; Tie tar a-c;er s;o,1 az 1s.75. al
vas rislrs.
y >ar-r.s se'.rs ~ ,ha e'e-,.ai railroads
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- L~f r.-f e.4st fte rln- -Ai.-.s -l.-
ff%r F' e "rr 1853 NsHs % if.Hi fs- tc
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s 40 4.t f--rl rHsg trs caai-
.r.. f.- .'.ft .f frra.r n.f. q 20 .--s
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8, .-.t 10 Ffrf ~ -
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i1 Al ths rcru rs-sr ir fr+ q. ttiin. g'~ rei
Ivcft rt, t-fn a. -,---f .rlis a. rartl, "a
Frt~ 20. lrst-rs n. r.. rt1 F-c~a tr.,i A.. -.
~ Ar+ Ir DO l'. .tI - ar1t-f n fl-tg.
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Daily globe., 1879-03-07
ILLINOIS DAIRYMEN.

Denunc1at1on of the Exorbitant Charges
OF the Union Pacific Railroad-Miscel-
laneOus Business.
CHICAGO March Gin 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 report
was. after some discussion, adopted Several
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.
p. Goocke, 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 aud the keeping
qualities of butter were also discussed
Daily globe., 1879-03-07
WISCONSIN LEGISLATURE.

Appropriations Made During the 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 II A. M. train. The capital is
very quiet. Appropriations were passed
amounting to $299, ,17s of which nearly 5000
600 was for charitable and penal institutions.
The appropriations made at the regular session
of the legislature of 1873 amounted to about
1888, 600. saving this year of about $4O,0OO.
Gov. Smith issued commissions to-day to tie
following officers of the new county of Price:
Treasurer, David o. 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 Il settlement between
the counties of Chippewa and Price-from the
State at large, Dana @. Lamber; from Chippewa
county, j. A. Bate and j. A. Taylor; from Price
county, Willis Hand and David Osburn; con-,
missioners for the adjustment of settlement
between Lincoln and Price counties-from the
State at large, Dana @. Lamb; from Price
county, Willis Hard and David O'Brien; from;
Lincoln county, M. 81. McCard and Van r.
Willard.
Daily globe., 1879-03-07
PARL1AMENTARY p1sc1p1INr

BERLIN, March 6.-In the debate on the na, !.
liamentary discipline bill, yesterday. Ba,,,c
Stauftenburg, vice president of tho reichstao
who, in consequence of his Office. is considered
authority on the subject, treated the hill
sharply He criticized the government's arou-
ments: and appealed to the house to reject The
bill Herr Bebel declared his party considered
that the bill aimed at excluding them from tns
relchstag as much as possible, even before elaf..
tlons, and destroying all parliamentary free.
dom OF speech. He related how Bismarck hsa
once prevented him from speaking in the
relchstag. and when he subseouentiy
published q pamphlet to explain his view,
ne was sent to prison, because he ironically
suggested law depriving all Germans of thei.
franchise whom the police suspected of reyo.
iutlonary tendencies. Such law as ia pronoso,
oy the government. was possible in no other
country. o'"''
The budget committee Of the reichstag re-
duced the navy estimate 2,OOO, 900 marks.
RUSSIA AND TURKEY
OoSsTANT1NopLE, March 6.-Prince LabanoT.
Rusaian ambassador, has declared to the porte
that Russia only wishes to safeguard her rights
and not to prevent Turkey from concluding a
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 aud the prosperity of
the whole country depends. That any honest
intelligent person can aga in or much longer
be thus deluded or deceived, seems hardly pos
sible.
r. A. JONES, Chairman.
P. 81. RAHILLy,
d. BUCK,
E. M. WILSON,
Senate. ..
j. SMITH, Jr.,
w. M. CAMPBELL,
CHAs SCHRoTH,
l.. l.. BAXTER,
8. HOLLAND,
House of Representatives.
Daily globe., 1879-03-07
Killed on Third Rendin0

ntteeU VH ANtTN fcuulny.
To abate delinquent taxes in Cass county.
To appropriate money for the purchase of
the portraits of ex-Governors
To authorize the city council of New Ulm To
issue bonds in aid of the manu- facture of sugar.
Relating to the incorporation of the village
of Madelia.
Relating to guardians and wards.
To amend the general law relating to Issues
in law.
Relating to the duties of county school SUI
perintendents.
To provide for. selling property forfeited to
the State on tax sales prior to 1878.
Relating to corporations organized for other
than pecuniary profit. 1.-TWO bills.)
Amending the law relating to divorce.
Amending the law relating to the adoption
of children.
Relsting to the construction of division or
line fences.
Relating to Northwestern Endowment and
Legacy association.
Concerning foreclosure of mortgage by ac-
tion.
Amending statutes relative to witnesses,
Amending statutes relative to crime of lar
ceny.
Amending chapter 70 of laws of 1869 relat-
ing to civil actions.
Relating 10 laying out county roads.
Establish court in the city Of Faribault.
As to the duties of executors.
For the collection Of delinquent taxes for
1878.
For the relief Of d. W. Seeley. 3
For the construction Of railroad in Clay
aud Polk counties.
LEFT IN COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE.
Two bills for the issue of State land certifi-
Gates
Regulating the award Of the State printing.
Prescribing the duties of the officers of the
State capitol.
Daily globe., 1879-03-07
HouSe Bills Lost in the Senate.


Organizing Big Stone county.
Defining and establishing boundary lines of
Grant and Big Stone counties.
Relating to forcible entry and unlawful de-
tainers.
Relating to mortgages heretofore foreclosed
Amend general laws relating to game.
authorizing managers of Reform school to
buy machinery to work sugar cane.
Relating to employment of stenographic re-
porters in district court.
Providing for the construction of fishways.
Amend an act relating to fish ways.
Amending statutes of weights and measures
Relating to compensation Of probate judges.
Fixing fees of jurors in justices court.
To promote forest culture.
Providing mode for the registration of town
orders.
For the administration OF estates of people
who die intestate.
Relating to public roads. Gan amendment
to the general law.)
Relating to sales of real estate on execution.
. Relating to railroad corporations and COM
mon carriers.
To regulate the practice of medicine.
To provide for the recording Of tax certif-
Gates or deeds.
! Relating to county attorneys.
To provide for the collection Of personal
taxes due prior to 1879.
Relating to public schools.
Relating to appeals.
To provide for fund from the swamp land
sales.
Granting swamp lands to Scott county for
tho purpose of reclaiming swamp and over
flowed lands.
To amend the general insurance law relating
to home and foreign insurance.
Relating to the redempti of lands sold on
execution on foreclosure of mortgages.
i In relation to the eligibility to office of GER
tain PERSONS.
s Prescribing the system Of keeping public ac-
counts by auditors and county treasurers.
To repeal sections four and five Of the gen.
eral laws of the year 1865 relating to swamp
lands.
Daily globe., 1879-03-07
Shame on Them,

Mcleod County Enterprise.
Shame on Minneapolis and St. Paul.
They both act foolish on the State fair busi-
ness, and remind us of two little bows omar
reling. 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
miscellaneous Special La,cs.

Relating to an extra tax levy in Otter Tail county
To amend tho location of an avenue around lake
Phalen
Constituting Mary Eliza Reynolds an heir at law.
Amending the act relating to the st. Louis Dalles
Improvement company approved March 8, 1875.
Amending sec. l, chapter l53, special law 1873, re-
lating to the issuance of bonds.
For the appointment of marshal for the village
of Duluth.
To legalize the publication of ordinances of Lake
City, Wabashaw county.
Relating to the compensation Of officers Of Henne-
pin county.
Granting relief to B. Griswold and Theodore Bel
den, on the official bond of @. r. Linlate, county
treasurer of Mcleod county.
To authorize the formation of Carver County Mu-
tual Hail Insurance company.
Daily globe., 1879-03-07

The legislature adjourns ssne die at IL NJ.
session is concerned, the record is made up
with the proceedings, including the list of
bills which have passed both Houses and
gone to the Governor, given in this issue of
the GLOBE. The following is full list of
bills passed up to o'clock this morning:
Appropriat,ng Money.
Appropriatng money for legislative expenses.
Authorizing state treasurer to negotiate loan eI
Hennepin county to appropriate money to i'm
prove navigation of Lake Minnetonka.
Appropriating $50 to M o. Hall for publishing
laws of 1873 in Granite Falls Journal
For expenses and repairs of the State prison.
For enlarging the grounds of the State university.
For the maintenance of the second hospital for the
To reimburse Grow Wing county for certain ex-
penses.
For the various State institutions.
The two general appropriation bills for 1879 and
1880.
Appropriating $4,000 for the payment Of interest
on the State debt.
For the salaries of State officers.
Appropriating $4,000 for the erection of new
buildings at the State Reform school.
Appropriatng $4,000 for repairs Oh the State cap
itol.
For the binding of census returns.
Approprlating $4,000 for expenses Of the legisla-
ture.
For the reimbursement of Cottonwood county for
expenses in law suit with the Wtnona st. Peter
Railroad company.
For the purchase of 1000 copies Of Cooley's
digest.
To reimburse Thomas Harris for money expended
by him in caring for deaf and dumb mutes.
Appropriating $685. 900 to complete the asylum for
the deaf, dumb and blind.
Relating to farmers board of trade.
Appropriating $7,50O to assist in the prosecution
OF the anti-driHe we'll suits.
Daily globe., 1879-03-07
Cttu and villaoe Charters

City and Village Charters.
Amending the charter of the village of Lyle.
To incorporate the village of Candy.
Relating to the incorporation of the village of St.
James.
Legaizing the plats Of the village of Caledonia and
Houston counties
To incorporate the village of Blue Earth City, Far
ibault county
Amending the charter of the city of Winona.
Amending the charter IT the village of Fergus
Falls.
Extending the limits Of the village Of Fairmont.
Amend section 2, chapter 4, Of an act amending
the cha cter of the city of Winona
To amend the charter of the village of Chaska.
Amending village charter of Pennington relating
to elections.
Relating to power of justices of peace in village of
LIE Sueur.
To amend charter of village of Rochester.
Relating to the incorporation of the village of
MOrristOWn, Rice county.
To amend charter of the city of Rochester
To legalize plat of the village of Brownsville.
To legalize and confirm plat of the village of Hons
ton.
To change time of holding elections in village of
Marine.
Amending charter of the city of Rushforo.
Amending special laws of 1873 relating to animals
running at large in Wilkin county.
10 extend corporate limits of village Of New Rich
mond, Waseca county.
Repeating chapter Is, special laws of 1875 relating
to incorporation of village of Cordova, LIE Sueur
county.
Amending charter OF the village of Northfeld.
Amending parts of the city charter of the city of
St. Paul.
Amending the charter of the village Of Montgom-
cry, Le Sueur county.
To amend the charter Of the village of welles.
To amend char ter of st. Croix Boom corporation.
Amending the charter Of Grand Meadow, Mower
county.
Amending the charter of Blooming Prairie, Steele
county.
Amending charter of the village of Alexandria,
Amending the charter of Morris, Stevens county,
and to legalize corporation Of board of trade
therein.
Amending the charter of Rush City, Chisago
Amending the charter of the Mississippi Rum
River Boom company.
Amending the acts consolidating the cities of st..
Paul and Minneapolis.
Amending the charter of the village of Chaska,
Dodge county.
Amending the charter of Fergus Falls.
Legalizng the Organization of Moorhead and defn-
ing the limits. NJ
Incorporating the village Of Walnut Grove
Incorporating the village of Sleepy Eye,
Amending charter of the city of Rochester
Amending charter Of the village of Eyota.
Amending the charter of Lyle, Mower county.
To amend charter of the village of Winnebago
City, Faribault county.
Amending charter Of the city Of Red Wing.
To incorporate city Of Blue Earth City, Farjbault
county.
Amending the charter Of the city of St. Charles,
Winona county.
To amend the charter of Caledonia.
To amend the charter of the city of Saltwater
To incorporate the village of Cannon Falls.
To amend the charter OF the village of Zumbrota.
Amending the charter of Winona relating to the
sale of liquors.
To incorporate the village Of Little Falls, Morrison
J county.
Amending charter Of Eaet Janesville, Waseca
county.
To incorporate the village Of Dundas.
Amending the incorporation Of the village Of
Daily globe., 1879-03-07
u. A. O. D.

All the members of St. Paul Grove No. z, are
requested to meet at their hall this (Friday)
evening, at 1880 o'clock. to arrange for the
burial of Brother James Duffy.
by order OF the n. A. q. E, HuaHEs, Sec.
Daily globe., 1879-03-07
To,c,.s and Counties.

Organizing the county of Ppestone and legalizing
the election of county officers.
To change the name of sbe town of Ridgeville
county OF Swift, to Tera.
Relating to town plats in the town of Hutchnson
Mcleod county.
Authorizing commissioners of Douglas county to
levy tax to build a jail
For the 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.
10 divide the town of Norway Lake Kandiyohi
county, into town Organizations.
To limit time of holding sessions of board of co,n-
ty commissioners in Houston county and regulating
fees of the same.
Legalizng The vote cast at general election in No
yember 1875, establishing county seat OF Meeker at
Litchield.
To change the name of the town of Manomin to
the town of Fridley.
To detach the county of Murray from Cottonwood
and to organize the same 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 Farmont
10 authorize the commissioners of Mcleod county
to use revenue funds to build jail.
To prepare and print official bonds of county
officers.
To change the name of the town of Hodges, in
Stevens county.
For the setting aside of certain territory for
town in Kandiyoh 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.