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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1879-04-17
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sanssfteqen beherri4en.
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|ieiner Mbreiie BON goprera po4mals
Die Geosr, um einen Brief ni.bsr5s,
i@reiben, oeFen Snbalt our@ Die
.Gapitale" oer0ffentli@ 'Dirb. SIN BEN
9riefe last er: .Stalien l&ulbet BEN
t6aisli@en 9auie 9anfbarfeit bafir.
oab es 3u ieiner gini9teit beieetrosen.
ljeoo9 bat es bies ni4t allein 5u 9tonoe
9ebra6t. 9as 2anb uar 5ur 3eit
Ieiner alten Sprannen in einem bluben
oeren 3uitanoe als iet:.' St taoelt
9epretis unb ldliebt nit folsenben
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Iwie oaoon abbdneen, ob fe e&mei9=
ler, ober Oh iie fdbise unb uabrbeits=
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er. inoem er cine Anipra4e elmer 9e-
putation bes itolienil&en Gomites bon
9riet beantwortete: sd mar ME mepr
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Der ienleits Der Nlpen beiors'.-
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men un6 @ene.n nod INNER on Der
5aeesoronuns. Sic 8eri9te lauten
man@mal i9auoererreeenb. Rad ben
lebten u6er oen ueberfaQ Der 3ulus
auf Den BON enslil&en 3ruppen estor-
tirten Observation-Disclosures ON Sn<
tombefui1e, e1aubt mon, bub anger ben
@oloaten nod 40 Tubrleute setootei
muroen. Muf Dem @dla9iielo. wur=
ben 25 3ululei4en 9efunoer uno man
l9laubt. oaB ou9 piele 3ulus ertrnnten
limb. Ditle botten 3tit etnus. Nm,
Grtunoisun9en iiber ben 9raaspuri
Iein3u3ieben, oa oerlelbe in 6ol9e befti-
| ger &esen9iilIe bel Der nur bier MeiIen
BON 2uneburs cntftrnten 6urt oufge<
balten muroe. Wan alaubt. Die Qaae
oes 2aserplabes ieiiebr adtlos semdbl'
,porben, ebenlo bdlt man es fur cine
Nadldif Jtsit, oab BON &antbers aus
ni9t cine gr6bere Sruppenabtbeilung
Dem transport ent9e9en 9eianot
murbe.
Obetit pear1on f9naliiirt bon gfo=
we, ct tonne f@ nod 10 9ose (bis gum
4. ApriD halten. Nur feline 2ebens<
|mit!el iino tnapp, jeoo@ fat Ct tei&li&
Dtunition. 9uaoi9after meloen, Die
3ulus leien in GROCER Mense IL Nei-
len bonn Su9elo fuhe coneentrirt. @is
beiinben id in einem bi9teu @eb6l3.
10 .oaB man ibre 3abl ni4t ermitieln
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1879-04-17
ct. glonb, Oiinn.. 9onntraoa, ben II. April, 1879

tisuns BON Gbineien an 0Hentli@en Ar-
beiten miro psrboten uno aud @efer.
i4aften pel9e einen Greibrief pom
@taate baben, bIrfen ibnen feline Ut.
6eit eeben; Die 2e9islatur ion allen
@emeinoen 8ollma4t ertbeilen, lie aus
ibrem @ebiete aus3u1dlisben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1879-04-17
@tQat Minnelpt1.
@rabireu bts Beijens bur6 Sen
darMerbnub elsratb.

0ra01reu DeS Oe5enS ourG ben
}! darmertaubelsratb.
Die I.tte 6taais, 2esislatur bat BE.
fanntli@ sDei @eiete erloiien, ourd
melde Elm neues 8erfabren b.im Mei-
lien unh &rabir,r bes Beisens einse=
lfa6rt unb Elm 5armer= 9anoelsratb auf=
eitellt murbe Farmers Board OF
Trade).
@orise Bo9e oerIamme,te f9 biels,
Ratb i'm Capitol. um bic sur Surd=
fubruns Der ermdbnten @eiete erfor=
oerli9en Rabr,seIn su beiblieben.
/ Gir Die @rabiruns bes @eisens
mnroen na4Rebenbe @oridriften aui=
lseifent, meltbe ben in Milmeutee gel:
tenoen entIpre9,n, ndali9:
! SO. l e1tro, niht peniser i'm &C.
wi&t als 60 9Innh gum seai4ten 8u=
libel bsu, se5nao uno rein, BON be,
@orts. bieunter ass Ramcu scotch
life" b.touni iF. ooer cnoera eben|r
l6arten Dt;3sn.
| SO. l. bari, ni1t unter So YIunh.
6eu, selunb nno r,in uno fife" oos'
ebenlo barter Wsi5en.
| SO. l, berjtlbe als ben go. 1 barter
@eiaen. nit Ansnobme. oaB er uei6er
Bei5en einfalisSt.
| Nlo. 2. ni4t nRier Sc Yfuno un,
uerbdltniBmdbie rein.
! 80. 3, nitbt nntsr 81 Yfunb uni
perbdltnibmd6ie rein.
/ go. 4. 81 Yfnno sum Nuilpeidern
1 &eieeteb. nibt weniser als 4S Yfuno
ebenfalls aum auflpei9ern.
Il SIN @.i9dfiflotal Der 9erren Jair
banfs, Murie u. 60. 80. 46 81
9ritte Straee Durotn oann Die Ser:
Jude nod ben Beitimmunsen oes il
Der lstten 2esislaiur onsenommens'
I @eietes an9efieut. Auber oen Mit
2 rIsliebern bes 5armers Boaro bate,
,Ili4 aud einise intere6irte 3ui@aue
Ieineefunben. Sic erften proben uur
ben nit bem Ser. @:aoten @tanoarl
Iaeoi@ten boIben Bulbel onseitent (Win
liter 6a6tifoD. 30. l 8ei3en mos s.
Yfunb, oa Die erfe @robe ober mid
allen Bebinsnnesn entipra&, murb
cine 5wei'e lorsIdttiser porsenomme,
uno pos Ro. / Beisen 57a Yfunb
Isle Yroben. bic nit oem losenannte,
{ .@las Sisf obtr 6tritsr" porsenom
linen 10 urben, tr9aben Elm Gemi9t BOZ
|nnr 81 pfunb. Sic nit Dem betonn
Item ,, Little Brass Kettle poreenom
|menen 8roben ersaben ourdsGnsis eli
|su lei&tes Ge,Di@t.
Ser STACY filler" muro. aIs se
lebli9 beim Me6en 3u permen6en Dor
seIdrieben.
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9 on5iebun9 beg @e1etes feline belon
oere GriR eizsurdumen, ionbern oie5elb
lofort on5uprbnsn unb Die n0tbisel
girculare 81 erIa6en. Son nun al
|re9iert a Ito Der 9olbbuibel nit Stacy
Filler.
Ber tpeitere Austunft >piinldt, mem
|be ii9 on ben 9rn. @amusl B. Sur
Ser in et. Bou1. 9erielbe bat 3tna,
ileine Refioens in Gottose @rooe, abe,
lleine @ei9dfts. Office in ct. Yaul.
1leber Die f9redli@e Sooesar
'Ieinss Muuers in elmer Mable in Min
lneopolis. entnebmen tpir Der ct. pau
I8olts3eituns Ra9Rebenbes:
| Als in uorletter Ra@t &obert 2atban
um II 1ttr in bic 3enitb Mablen tam
,ifano er. bab eine 8ernopfuns in oe1
] .@puts. Der r8oltins def" itottaefun
tben, uno obne I'D gu befnnen, ia obn
|einmal otn Sod ous5a5ieben, lief {
f}ostei9 binoxf ,m biele @eritopfun!
,fsu befeitisen, uosu er auf jeben Sal
tlbdtte Die Mlble onbalten lollen, oa ie
,,lter bon ben Millern meiB, ipel9 eli
: els.idbrlia.r Bids Der obere sbeii cine
d Boltins4tf, an BEN iid idmmtlid
ISreibrdstr tefinben. ii. @tp6bnlit
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1879-04-17
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Sn Bc5u9 auf oas 3ol9elcB i9elnt
Bismard ieinen &opf ourdiesen au
tpoflen. go meloen 3eitunsen aus
Mntperpen 8ismard beftebt barauf
einen 3ul6la93oq auf Die aus oen eA=
|ropdil9en 3olipei9ern tomnlenoeu
Golonialer5eugnil1e 3u le9en, UNI Die
oeutI@en 9dfen BON Der ausldnoii9en
Goncurren3 su befreien. Ct bofft, bab
f9 beoeutenbe anttperpener unb bol=
ldnoiide Tirmen in 8remen uno 9am=
burg etabliren peroen. Mfetrere ein<
i1ubrei9e perionen in ben beuti@sn
pauiaitdoten bab;n serlproden, ieinen
Ylan 5u unteritiiben uno baben ben
8au elmer 6irecten 8abnlinie 5lpii den
Bremen unb 6rantfurt be9onnen.
Sn Gn9lano ,immt Der inuere
Muffano nod INNER tein Gnoe. Sn
ben BON Roblen9rdbeyn beuobnten
D6rfern in DURHAM fanoen ernitli9e
&ubeit0rungen itatt. Sn Der Na6e
BON @ancett muroen Is Yoli3iiten,
mel@e bic ni@t ltritenoen 2eute bel@iit=
ten, uermunoet uno Elm 9aus osmolirt
Sic Rratpaae puroen fort9eiebt uno
man befir6tet. oab iimmtli@e Gtriter
lid an oenielben betbeilisen oiirften.
9ie 2oblenerdber in ben 9iitricten bon
I9ou9bton un0 @ea4am baben bel9lol-
fen, has Gisentbum Der @rub.nbefber
unb @ei@dftsfiibrer 3u 3erit6ren. IS
befiaoen ii4 100 9oliSiiten in Sea6am
uno es itebt Elm &f bsoor. Sic
@el9ditsfiibrer Der &oblcnsruben ucr=
lo6en bcn Ort poer perbarritaoiren
ibre 6duier.
Bourte, Der l1ntcrlecretdr fir aus:
udrti9e Nnsele9enbeiten, lit nod Yaris
abeereilt, nm nit Der frun36iiiiden &e-
sieruns iiber bic espptii@e grils gu
conferiren.
Sn &ublano oarf man bon oen
9epolutiondren au9 nod ni9t piel
Suites erwarten. Das ruiIi9e &epo.
lntions' Committee bat ndmli4 ouen
&egierunssbeanten in st. Yetersbur9
Briefe selanot, in benen es iagt, es
beabii&tise 5mar teinen Mn9riff auf ben
G3or, >peroe iebo3 fortfabren, 10 lanse
Die 8ebanoluns Der politii6en @efan=
genen feline before tpirb, feline 8eamten,
namentli@ Die Yoli5sidsfs 5u t0dten.
8e5isli9 zines frieoiamen G6arot=
ters 9eben oiesmal Die Bulgaren nit
einem suten Beilpiel poran. Gs bal
ndmlid Die bulsoriide Nationaluer=
lamn1lun9 feds meitere Mrtitel ser Der<
fallun9 an9enommen. sic bat be-
l9lolen, oeB fcine 8rebcenlur beiteben
uno ielbit relisi0le @4riften frei BON
elmer lol@en iein lollsn. Teruer ent-
|lbieb ii9 bic MISUNDERSTANDING
nod beftiser 9ebatte se9en Die Grei=
run9 zines @enates. Sic @abl fir
Die 66 tueiteren Mit9lieber, ,pel9e se=
meini9aitli@ nit ben sesenpdrtisen
Mitslieoern Der MISUNDERSTANDING
einen sfiiriten 'pdblen loqen, 1T auf ben
27. B. %. feitseiebt moroen. Sic Bul<
garen lino entl4loiien, cine rationale
9emotratie bon Der itreneiten Ginfa9=
belt 3u baben, unb ale Yarteien iinb
barber einis, oab Die Wlitelieber Der
sei.bsebenoen Rorperl@aft fdmmtlid
pom 0olte erudblt ueroen louen.
Gnoli9 i&eint Df-&nmelien IN
nit Der Yforte gum Ginperfdnbniiie
sefommen ;u iein iiber peri@ieoene
@treitpuntte. gu oieien eeb6rt Die
8eitimmnns, boB Elm 9ritteI Der Gin-
finfte Der 9forte se5ablt ,perben iou.
Gin l1ebereinfommen 5mii9en Der Yforte
uno Oeiterrei6 rdumt lebterem bos
&edt Elm, orei Nuntte am 2om nnb Die
il1msebuns BON Nopi 8a3aar 10 su BE.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-05-24
House Of Representatives..
THE LEGISLATIVE BILL.

WASHINGTON, May 23.-Mr. Atkins, from the
committee on appropriations, reported back
the Senate amendments to the legislative ap-
preparation bill and stated that he was in
structed to move concurrence in all OF them.
1t was hardly necessary, he said, to give the
reason for that instruction. There were some
of the amendments to which the committee
would not under ordinary circumstances con-
sent. For instance an increase of the salsry of
Senate officials to from 20 to 100 per cent more
than the salaries of some of the corresponding
EMPLOYEES of the House. This increase
amounted to over $45, 900. he stated in reply
to MIR. Conger that the Senate had made no
amendments to the political features of the
bill The amendments were CONQUERED in. The
Speaker then called the committees for reports
of a private nature.
THE SILVER BILL.
At the expiration of the morning hour, the
House resumed consideration of the Warner
silver bill.
The question being on laying on the table
the motion tx reconsider the vote ordering the
main question on both the section and the
amendments, Mr.. Parker made an explanation
as to the parliamentary difficulty in which the
case found itself by the action yesterday, and
at his suggestion the yeas and nays on the
motion to reconsider was vacated and that
motion withdrawn. The eighth section was
then formally agreed to and that action was
immediately reconsidered also formally. In
this way the previous question was got rid of
and the section was opened to amendment.
Thereupon Mr.. Ewing moved to amend his
amendment of yesterday by striking out; the
words STANDARD silver dollars and inserting
the words s.coin of the same metal SO as to
provide that certificates for gold or silver
bullion shall be issued at it's average market
value in standard coin of the same metal.
Mr.. Garfield made the point of order, that
the House having already ordered in the words
standard silver dollars motion TO strike
them ont was not in ORDER After discussion
the point of order was oyerruled and Mr.. Ewing
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-05-24
THE NEW MARKET.

The Modified Plan to be Adopted.
Theconncl committee on building the new
market house, consisting of Aldermen Allen,
Griggs and Grace, together with Mayor Dawson,
Comptroller Roche and Architect Radcliffe, held
q meeting last night to consider the bids
(already published in the GLoBE) submitted
for the construction of the new market house.
in part or whole, according to the original and
altered plans. .8; 10
The committee INDUCED in q long discussion
over the relative merits Of the bids, and figured
upon them separately and in combination to
estimate the cost Of the structure by piecemeal
or as o whole.
The result of the discussion was that the
building was to be erected. zR .&
BY whom?' was q suggestive question.
This resulted in prolonged discussion upon
the qualifications of the bidders. To reach a
discrimination upon this feature the COMMITTEES
concluded 'to interview" the bidders for con-
STRUGGLING the whole building, and learn from
them to whom they intended to commit the
construction of the several parts. }sE
Then followed q consultation as to which
plan, "the ornamental original or 'the modi.
fied." should be adopted. The choice fell upon
the modified plan, and with this the COM
mittee adjourned.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-05-24
TERRIBLE TRAGEDY.

A Husband Assaulting tho Seducer of His
Wife's Affections Killed by the Accidental
Discharge OF His Pistol. e,
CINCINNATI, May 2s.-Capt. B. Hoel. Of the
United States beacon light steamer Lilly, iv-s
ing near the village of Maynesville, Ohio,
. short distance from this city, for sometime
past suspected his wife with holding improper
relations with DE-. ]. B. Hongh, his family ply
stefan. Last night Capt. Hoel left home
ostensibly for Cincinnati, but returned and
concealed himself in his house. This morning
he surprised his wife and Dr.. Hough, who were
together in the Parlor, and drawing 9 laTge1e-
then began clubbing the doctor with the pistol,
and while doing 30 it was discharged, the bali
entering Hoeps heart, killing him instantly.
Hough is seriously injured.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-05-24
QUEEN VICTORIA's BIRTHDAY.
Enthusiastic Reception or the Thirt eenth
Brooklyn Regiment in Montreal.

Enthusiastic Reception or the Thirt eenth
Brooklyn Regiment in Montreal.
MONTREAL, May %. The Marquis Of Lorne
and Princess Louise arrived to take part in the
celebration Of the Queens birthday tomorrow.
They were received with great enthusiasm. The
event of the day was the very cordial reception
given the Thirteenth regiment of Brooklyn. The
mayor on behalf of the citizens presented Col.
Austin magnificent silk flag, which the ladies
and officers Of the Prince Of Wales rifles had
prepared for them. The mayors speech was
responded to by Chaplain Rev. Henry
Ward Beecher, whose remarks were fire.,
quently interrupted by loud and long continued
applause. At the conclusion Of his speech
the band Of the Sixth fusilers struck mp Hail
Columbia, ? which was followed by the .Ameri-
can band playing ''God Save the Queen" The
presentation being over the troops, headed by
cavalry, set ont for Victoria rink, where the
Brooklyn regiment has its headquarters. In
marching through the leading streets Of the
city the Brooklyn regiment was received with
enthusiasm by thousands Of spectators, who
lined the sidewalks and occupied every window
commanding view of the procession.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-05-24

p,,v.,,. A,;.,n.. nh,. ~
RInno raa;.t - the land ofIioer II famed,
Kansas. Indiaf Agents. j. q. Smith. New York.
Psro,,ee aoend. inllian Territory; n, 8. Porter.
Nebraska. For Peck agency, Montana. 1850,
aRxY pRoxor1oNs. -.
m. 60. a..o,,t;.. .e..Ihn r..,r,. u
Inc oensso n .0Ao01s..o soss.0u .es1...sA
consideration st the subject o. army promo
TONS the pending question being on the adop-
ton Of the resolution reported from the III.
dioiarv commiAee several weeks ago q amend
ed bv action oflthe uaiority of the Senate last
Monday. That amendment transferred the
committees resolsuon : an.o = e dec.a-
a &c Or ~ a nf Tnre 1sFa !. nj i force
and erefore lie pending nominations for
annointment, nd promotions IN the army
49,. 4l. ...,l.he nsn&~;S, N 40 no 1e~.Ilv nou.
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WISCONSIN,.
Troubles OF the Equaizing Board
Applying the New Ruling.

Troubles of the Equa1izing Board in
Applying the New Ruling.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.
MADISON, Wis.,, May 23.-The State
board of equalization consisting, of Secre-
tary Warner, Treasurer Guenther, and
Attorney General Wilson, have been in session
at the secretary's Office since Wednesday. The
board finds some difficulty, in making equit-
able easements under the law or ruling, of the
estate and the assessed local value. The rule
works well in the old settled portions Of the
State. bnt often does injustice in newly settled
portious of the State. Lieutenant Governor
Bingham appeared before the board in the
interests of Chippewa county. Hon. d. 81.
Pulcifer for Marinette, Oconto. New, and
Shawano. The board will remain in session
for some days.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-05-24
THE SILVER STORY
ALL NIGHT SESSION OF THE HOUSE
@ OF REPRESENTATIVE.

UP the Warner Silver Bill-All
the Sections Agreed To-Thc Previous
Question on Engrossment Met by Re-
publican NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Quar-
antine Bill Passed by the Senate-Legis-
lative Bill to Go to the President To-Day
Army Promotions Now In Orler-Ap
pointm snts aud Con firmations-General
Capital News. .-ss ~ s
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-05-24
Arcinbishop Purcel1,s Indebtedne,

Archbishop PurcelTs indebtedness.
CNc1ssAr1. May 23.-The assignee of Arch
bishop Purcell to-day fled schedule of assets
and liabilities of the archbishop and Brother
Edward Purcell The total amount of claims
is e3,697. 651.49. Assets, total SI,l8l sic. AL
of which amount S418, 6.2s is ciassed a. doubt.
full or worthless.
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j ;UlR BYs. j, 4
Minneapolis Suffers nj Lively Incendiary
Bake at 2:4l This Morning.

Mlun08pOUS Suuor1E 3dIlv0Iy 1nC0nd10fy
Bake at ;41This Morning.
81 lBy Telephone to the Globe, 8 80 A.nliI
The alarm given from box Is at 24l o clock
this morning was caused by the burning Of an
old frame building on Fifth avenue south, be-
tween First dSecond streets. The building
was formerly used for Furnishing water power
for Q. a. Pray & Co., It has not been used for
dome time. Bliss Bros. - furniture manufac-
turers. intended to use the building for getting
power to run their, machinery hi They
moved into the adjoining building Wednesday.
It il supposed the FIRE Was set by tramps, :
couple, of the gentry being seen around on
Thursday night IS The lateness u Of the hour
prevents the loss and insurance being given.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-05-24
The DunhsmCase.

5 The GIoBE reporter st Minneapolis tele-
phones q $50 this morning, that the jury in
the Dunham case are still ont. and that from
him, there i no doubt the jury will disagree.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-05-24
Small Fire It Winon,al..

Especial Telegram to the Globe.l
WNoNA, Mimi, May 23.-The paint shop Of
W. Darling, in the southern part Of the
city, burned Ct o'clock this afternoon. Inss
$500; insured for $500. 4 -
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Important Railroad Time Changes.

Important Railroad Time Changes.
The Northern Pacific road has made an inn
portant change thereby they start their trains
out of st. Paul Sunday night instead of Sat
urday night. In accordance with this ar
rangement no train will leave for Bismarck
at $40 this evening. but the train will leave
at that hour tomorrow night.
A large number of important changes have
been made in the st. Paul d Pacific time card,
which will be found fully detailed in their Of
fetal card. There will be, commencing with
Monday, three daily trains to Minnetonka,
leaving st. Paul at 7:45 A, M. !, is and r. M,
and returning leaving Wayzata at 9:l5 and
IL O5 A. NJ, and 5:55 p NJ
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-05-24
"The Danites.v

The second representation of ''The Danitess
last evening was quite as great : success artis-
tically as the FIRST, and gave excellent estisfac-
tion to the highly intelligent audience present.
All of the actors were in excellent trim, and
brought out the salient points of the play with
an intense realism that proved highly crafty
ing to all beholders. The company are fully
familiar with each Others style, and cons,-
quently every scene passed off with exceptional
smoothness. Judging from the applause with
which each act was received and the laughter
that greeted the sallies of humor plentifully
sprinkled in the dialogue, the drama has taken
. firm hold upon st. Paul, and the audiences
this afternoon and evening will be marked by a
decided increase of numbers
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Germany.
ANOTHER RESIGNATION.

BERLIN. May 49, The resignation Of Won
Stofferberg as first vice president of the reich
stag, was announced in parliament to-day.
RAILWAY SUPERVISION AND GRAIN DUTIES.
Bismarcks proposals for regulation of the
railway system have been referred to special
committee by the bundsrath. The reichstag
after five hours,debate adopted the governments
proposals relative to grain duties. fa
It is reported that although the amendments
providing for still higher duties on grain than
are proposed by the government. were rejected
yesterday by vote of 173 to III. the agricnl.
turalist party will ultimately carry their point.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-05-24
GENERAL CAPITAL NEWS.
THE FOUR PER CENTS.

THE FOUR PER CENTS.
WASHINGTON, May %. Subscriptions to the
per cent. refunding certificates since yester-
days report, s1,S93,72O. It has become ap-
parent that the remainder of certificates unsold
will not last more than six days, and applica-
tions for United States repositories designa-
ton hereafter received will be declined by the
department.
LABOR.
The general line of correspondence to the
department Of agriculture is hopeful of revived
industry, and the surplus of unemployed labor
is growing less. Good labor can generally find
employment at fair prices. Many are idle be-
canse they will not accept the reduced wages
offered. 81 fes.S7
@t PAY OF LETTERsGARRIERS.
The House committee on appropriations to-
day, by a majority vote, authorized favora-
BILE report to be made to the House on Repre-
sentative Cannon s bill making additional
appropriations for the pay of letter carriers.
WEST POINT VISITORS.
The following gentlemen will constitute the
board Of visitors at West Point Military acade.
my this year: The President, Noah Porter
| Col e. G.. Buckingham, Illinois; Rev VIM
| x. Hall, New York; r. q. Anderson, Georgia
Geo. w. Jones, Ohio; D. B. Eaton, New York
and Gen. ii. u. Abbott, o. 8. A..
CONFIRMED.
The Senate confirmed Fred w. Princes, New
| York, United States consul at Belleyille, Cana
| da; Solomon Starr, postmaster at Deadwood
Dakota; Jos. w. Parish, Missouri, receiver o
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-05-24
ALE AROUND THE GLOBE.
I. A fire at Monroe, Wis, Thursday night,
stroyed property to the amount Of ASO I'm.

A fire at Monroe, Wis, Thursday night, de-.
stroyed property to the amount Of $50, GOO.
The attorney general of s,uth Carolina has
d. L. Corbin for the recovery of $24, 900.
VIM. Lloyd Garrison 8 last letter was to Geo.
7: Downing, . colored man, Newport, r. L, in
relation to the negro exodus. Downing is now
seriously i'll.
Freights from st. Louis to the seaboard were
Depressed to eight cents per barrel on -four to
New York, fifteen cents TO Boston and fifteen
cents per hundred on grain to New York. j
Thomas Allen, president of the st. Louis.
Iron Mountain 4 Southern railroad, has made
arrangements for rebuilding the Southern hotel
iat st. Louis, the adjacent property owners
giving . bonus Of 9125, 900.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-05-24
The OLD WORLD.
Basis of the Treaty With Yakoob Khan
settled-Large Spanish Deficit-Nihilist
Scares I'M Russia-Tarif Matters in the
German Parliament-Miscella
England.
THE GREER QUESTION.

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- - - 80. s 80, - 1-.,.-
LONDON, NAY IA o. DeiAt IN
reports that Germany ana france are co-ope-
rating heartily 4 the Greek question. Russia
is about to add number Of swift cruisers to
her feet.
-, 81 ;.
Inc 1s"'es says tne lecens specul s,V y
silver has partially It not wholly ceased and
the market become comparatively quiet.
THE FOOD SUPPLY.
At meeting f the Royal Agricultural so
ciety yesterday the council were recommended
to instruct oualIied commissioners to obtain
go .,,,1,;.h .rd re,;.ble ra,ort. a. to
~ paD.sn t ra;.;rn =. Dsh;I;t;o. If The
E Sno .on S Sn n.r.d. Ru.e;s Tnd;s and