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, 1879-02-13


The question has bccll ralsctt whether. II we
should have only iato ruins, t.rrc would atll be
tins tor u wheat crop to lhAturu III this State.
Tie number of days required for thu full
muturlty VI wheat lepputia somewhat Oh soil,
untl Inurc on climate. boine large rauellers III
the vicinity Of Gruvson. ona Ut tic lryest pnrts
tn tho state, lust year sowed ticld vi what IN
March. Tile ruins cl'Ile Immediately aftcrwaEd.
In eighty days troln that thu TIC rraper was
runvsug ~ that field, cutting down wheat which
averaged about twenty bushels to The acru Tic
sol! was probably oF light. porous etaraGtcr,
nlul thu heat Nus great enough fur the quickest
growth Now. Il IL tic last part ot March ,lcro
should be MI abundant rainfall, there would bu
time for q whuat-erop which would be pretty
curtain IL mature Ii thcrc SHOULD bo later r'ns.
It " truu tiat VIC aru u tho last lalf Of Anuary,
with very little rasn. 4 great deal OK wheat
which has bucn s0wn Inns not sprlutetl, nlld will
nut uutIl there Is 1n0re moisture. In s0mc tn,
stances lie!tl3 will nccl rvsoWug, the grain hay
ing startcu unl attcrwar1 died out. Dut, OIL
tile whole, up tu tlle m!llle If January thu scl.
kon l.as nut Lcyn ulora unpron,siug than ior tl.e
eassssponIla. weeks last ycas.
, 1879-02-13

ny Ell Fsr&ins, fer 4. r. R"saaipk. me E!aca&fnntss.
OMAHA, a!uss., July d, lp:s..-flIle sl1ulllng
arouud 0shlsust! Yesterday / WIS surprised to
MIcrt two yrry distinguished and truthful III.
liyi'iua's. Surprised, say, becaise supposed
tllcse gentlemen wers thousands Ut intles nway.
fhesu invn were Mark Twain, sot,ctIn,es yatlod
the Grca. fsuthtttler ot the Slcrras, a,nl +. Y.
Naaby, generally known w tho Greut Interna-
t!onai lruthsciler ut Largo frum thu Stutu Ut
Ohio. Suw, Thought Mnrk Twain was doing
missionary work IN New Jersey. aud lad bcrIl
Informed that Mr, Nasty llla gune tu labor In
tue temperance field iu Italy with Mr. Murphy.
Notwithstanding my surprise ut seeing IhrIn, I
was glad to have Il cuaues to stt ut thetr fcct
Nnu hear The truth defended.
Alter VIZ had talked spell Mr.. Twain Ibid
down his clgar ast toll US about last horsu 4a
once u"ncl III Virginia City. said he:
"icut!unen, tl'is hutsu Ut tnIlle was tough
bittcd. nlll ,le welt E fHat that had to guido
him by e1setslclty- tu I,ayu wire, llues aud
Keep battery IN tho wagon vi! tue tiilla In or"
der 70 bton hInl."
49,. Why 4hln't You stop htm by ho'lerlne
stnp lin BY holsurng whoae' e4c.almel
Mr. Twaiu. "Why. LIQUID not holler loud
enough to ,nake that horse l,car me. lily tray'
elc.i 70 tast tInt no soQnl crer reacled hitn
irom behtud. u9 went !aster than the sound,
, 1879-02-13


Il Herald correspondent has bern interviewing
AtcCullasb, of tho 0io1e,Dtmoeraf, about Grant,
Corrcsuontient-"1 1vhot about tho story that
GRAFT would like to he iuadc Field Marshal u.itl
tn s!nso Wnshl'urlie nominated for Prcslduntl
alr. Mrcuilagfi- Grant cattNut bu made Field
Marshal and liz caailuk nominate anybOdy l,9
cl.ooscs fur President. II he wcrO really nut Vt
thu ltst himself hts influence in orhalf uf ahy
body else would not atnount to anything. Con-
Ercss will not cscnte any additional military p0
s!tluns IN the nature ot ponsnns; tllo people do
mt want It, 6o fur as Ills past services are COLI
1t would bs unjust TO hundreds ol ollc1s to
make special military berth for him. T!lcru
ought, however, to be Inv providing sons dr.
rent nluntel!auce fur cx.frcscilts, ST IN to save
the cnl,stry from fepetEtons vi the Disgrace ut
tashed toit by te spcctaelr ot Mr.. Nonroc's
death in poverty after llo hnl been President
for eight ycars A[onr0u went buck 10 FirEnu
u>n1 wns elected 5usttrp VI the praee. He eou.a
York IL liye IN iht charity of hts sol,-ia-lAw.h
Currespol'dcnt-" Whnt is uraut's financial
Sir. MeCul'arl-"I don't know Us to tint.
Bit kutM that lr owns q larm ncar this city
WHICH IS mt worth m,Ic!l, n'iti Tint le has writ.
ten 10 u irlcna within cuupls of years saying
lnt lln would lIaSe to sell u IL get all ii'lric
1t yields pothtnE now, md II would INT bring
IL very far frs,n being well oil. 4 Eonsral law
giving at ex-FrestdeUs SlD.uU0 u year while
they hsctl would ue approved by tho people, but
i would not hc right u ertate ,.al orc for
Grant Wlic! wt,;ilu te With 1u.n
Ccrrtsn'lIdent'-''I Ii thu event Ut Grants cleo.
ttnll do you sllnpose stia Southern policy Ut
President JEayrs would b1 rllangedfn
Mr. AfcLu!laEA-" Nut VI all. Ihnt Is to say,
there would bc no attrulpt to ~ Luck to nl!ll-
tary rails IN tls South Grlnt was tired Of that
lpng hefere tlayes WAS elected. 'Tl,u tronllu
with la5rs' Southern pulfeY waa that It WIS Tie
lestsq'. vi . Erelt party Jurstlon Without eol;
sullatton with ieyu1niGrtl party leaders, AMI
li'un it WIS foi!tiwuI Immediately By lie So
callc,a Cirii.scrylee policy, which jl.stly gays
great ulcnse wltl!nut accosn !is.ifuE thu slight
| est got,d. urant would hays tsuue tO 1hu 6uutl,
undoubtedly as liuyss lid, but lie would llayu
done IT. IN different way, There Is parallel
tn tilr case o AlslY johnson autl his policy.
JulIuson sall hu was only CARRYING OUT l.incoin's
lol,py, a,ul tllts was true. But LlncaIn Wulld
| lafu accomplished Ills purposu witnaut 4llarrcl
tnE with hIs party. Hayes ought tu have
| irarleu from (.Ant's carly uxuurlencn us Prest
dent that The l!en who organize the vtcsorles d
| Il parly ra.Ilut bu tgsprtI when the fruits u
ytcturv aru gathered. Tbs difference b9twcct
tirat's slrsl selcvtiuus for Cab!nct olllscrs a,E
his lust represents tic cxfcnt Which expGrtunet
| tuu4nt lsranlAu this particular"
, 1879-02-13
hIontcncEro's Good Fortune.


simultaneously with thu signing Of tho de-
1ntttyc. trenty of peace betwcen Russia atul
Turkey, peace llhs been concluded betwccn
Turkey mud Alontane0so,-out Ut whose Dieker-
tngs grew oiIo Ut tue lcatlng causes Ut tic war.
Tie plucky little lr!ngpnltsY as not Goiuel oil
tlat 1t deserves. for Cattso. It's naturat seaport,
still rcnluins attached to Austria; lint 1t laa
gained u good deal Itore THAN tilb most cnthlihi-
astic OF its fr1cnus were snngutnc enough to
llopc Ior even 50 recently Oh a year ago. Lack
Int CaLtnro, It lHs ut least secured An1ivari
and 50 obtained port Of its own; anl Il ilas
obtained. further, the inland town Of Folgo-
ritza, valuable rs being the commercial cnntre
Ut Il comparatively largo tract Ut till country.
When It is remembered that Montenegro went
into tho war with only 4 sinQe tuwn to her
naMc,-her little cup!tal cityOf Ccttf1,ie,-ullG 81
pletely cut oil from Gataxrd communication
with the world at large; nud wien 1t Ia per-
ecfved that vs. the result Of the war she has
gntned two towns, each Of which ia larger than
1t is very obvious that hrr yirlorlas, In proper
tion to lcr strength, have been nothing short
oI transctn1Gnt.
WhIte tho Turks will grit their teeth oyor tue
good fortune will bu observed With general sat-
iafactton throughout Chrtstendom; for never
was good fortune So rlrhly deserved. 1t Is the
rrsult OF lluncst cffort anl OF thu most per-
otruggle between tiiu Mont eneGrins and
ttIeIr Turkish 1nastcrs has been going on
ever since tho Turks cntcred E.iropc. In
every generation, for more thu 100 yeara, this
brave rncc has protested constantly and yl.sor-
oasiy aaalust the Ottoman nsurping domina-
| ti0n. THE MontcncCrlns hayo been slaughtered
III battle. tltle l,,d asnn; tlIcIr hills iaya been
oyerrun by Turkish sold!crs; their dwellings
llaye been burned, nald their wives ,l,ld children
have bcul, currtcd away into captivity. Dy fire,
md sword, utt rape their country has been Iai.l
| deso'atc nnd Utmost dcponuIated. This has
happeletl, nut once, but many times. And yet
they have never fncled from this position taken
'g,le first tho tnalel invader cndearurcd to sub.
iugate tlirlu III common with the races by wllun.
they wero surrounded. They wcru determined
| to remain ,tneonqucsed, md IN despite Ut tic
| relatively vast ayniGa sent agutnst tlsul-ns tho
army Ut 81, ,0lW men dispatched l,y tho Porte In
,hu year 1851 a,ld bvnten tarlt with ,,reat luss-
unconaucrc4 they hare rctnancu to this day.
, 1879-02-13

First class <hrrtaEes OIL tl,e German railways
are lkey to- bc a.h,lsllel, as they ura so lItls
usci u IL lM elItirciy unrctnulcr4iiyo TO the
rusnpanlrs. 1t Ii un ok! Saying, tilAt only
class Ii ter.napy, wl.cso tbs scronG- -eluss TAR
fla.cs arr quite equal III colnlurt aud arpuar-
an>o to uur ilrst-class. Arorslngly, the various
colNpAl,lca pEupt'se to have unly three ctassea.
tilsirnd Ut tile four now general III ,naHy Ger
man ltnts, consisting Ut ono class Will cusl-
toned seats, like tho pEescnt second class. ule
with Wu0den Aeats, unu ono with M seats Ut ali,
corresponding With tic actual tuutti-class.
, 1879-02-13
QItTtsS.


The corucuring hcro-Ths chropodfst.
The tramp who won't cut wood fur Ills hash Is
d man ot TX shun.
Question to be asked Of a mnn In the request
gallery: Are you often taken that Way2
Aunt Dorothy wants to know II billiard
matches arc anv butter for homo tao thnn tho
old-fashtoncd ones.
A country blacksmith ont West put up a
notice: "No hoss.s hloddel Sunday uxeept
sickncss and DEATH"
There was ehill picked up from adoor-stcr,
1fld, though Three Months t1d passed Hinec It's
birth, It WAS only wee cold bnby.
An orator declaring tllat Fortune knocked at
every mans dour once, m old l'iAt'1nnn sa!d,
QUIT
After all the elan.lcrs pcrpctratel aganst Tho
oyster, tlut interesting hivnlvc tsns ntways
stGwed By tic church and 1iuuilated tic ineyit-
ao1e "dcbt."
Tho Chineso Encvcfonn1la meets a long.fc
want; uo family should bB without 1t. II Is
pnnst,s.l tn pckln, und has only &, ,02o volumes.
Prize. $5,5N.
A Chattanooga 1arkcv, who was ono Of Jury
which tAtlcu tp cO'vict for want TT erittuncv, cx
pu1led to hts brethren TINT the Culprit wus trc-
leased ou s'pIeion."
about years old. "why emit the ttavhcr mako
me monitor sotnetimcst can lick every boy
I'll my class but une."
4 country suhscrlbcr genls ua the following
atrocious couunurunl: Why is nun who looks
ut 1}arnutn's g,A,,tess like I'LL ancient E1npcrurl
llccausu be secs her, tle great.
Great Joy sometimes proves fatal. Therefore
II is with bu.ne Misgfv1ngs TINT We announce to
the world that Massachusetts base-bail player
hanged himself Il few days agu.-IhRade phil
Chronicle iieraHi.
The fatl1cr Of st. Louis bride presented bis
snr.in.iaw With $4,000 head uf cattle. Papa
dear" exclaimed his daughter when she heard
Of IT, !" tint WIS So kind Ut You; Chnrlcy's aN-
| fully fond Of o1-tall soup.h
| Nov look out, masters nE vessels from China
to frisco, for II Chinese lady gives birth to
baby, nnd there are already ftceu OF the tatEoll-
nllty aboard, the little ulmoDd.oyel creature
tnust walk the plank.-Pnek.
| A poor 1rishman,. soelng q crowd Of people
| approaching, asked what Was the lnnttcr. llu
WINS answered: IA nlasi going to bo bur1cd.''
"Ol..h lie remarked, "i'll stop to sec that, 1or
We carry them to Dc buried In our country"
~ say, my frcn', cau you {htc) toll me where
the other side Of the street isi" "Crrtatnly-
Just across the war; Why do sou askf" "Wly
| l,Ecl. because minute ago asked nnoislcr rel.
low the same thing, ntd {htc) Ae said this wns
tic other side OF tl.o street,"
Thoro was Young fellow Of Le,ccstcr,
Who beautiful da,nscl did pe!cpstsr.
HUI W!tenecr h0 addrcrester
blIs called hun 1otccster: ....-.
SO llo fled to tho WIlIs Of Observation-Disclosures.
| -totHNofa Spectator.
"Whnt want to ret at is the aufmus OF the
transaction. 'satd ilsu Judge. 'But, your Honor
said the complainant, "tllcre wasn't anv must
| ut all. lie eAnc up quiet like Milu grabbed the
! coat, and waa Of with 1t befure saw what Ut
tTas at. No, sir, there wasn't auy muss."
, 1879-02-13

In 1cro rhtckon-coop., irnne cr tnlll's.cyc Ian
terri on Acro woo,l~ pills Oh nights an sGt tip ter
.waAh fer nlcecra! Dnt's. dc pass dat things IA
got. ter nowl jess no longer tlan Satcr1lay
nigGt or white mnu ont tar ne1' ter me run two
of lila mos konldenchil cullud nuhcrs outcn lis
smoke.i,ouau Will ono OF desc new.tanglea pts.
tolls das yer lias ter put In n tut, nb water ter
stop ht when bit goes ter slloottn'1'
u Well, let us hope for better tmea and m
early return OF confidence boLwcen man ailtt
manf's
"I'so wllIn', but In tho meantime 1'so done
gIb hit out dat puts my trls' In my clio 'iut,-
ble-hhr'f shotgun wild nlnc buckshols IN cayll
bari, don't like ter bo 'spIs|us o5 INV nabcrs,
but likes ter 10 at do safe ecntl oh dc gun
wheu ! meets dcm in my baek-yard desc dark
nightsl'
, 1879-02-13

h correspondent Ut the Now furk 1!or'4,
wrltft,1 trun. U.tawa with regard to the otcnllig
Ut Parliament by tlu Alurql,is of Lar,a ainl Its
RDyul wife Oh the 18TH observes that llr asfatr
will be accompanied Xtll ccren,oties Ut Htalt
suruasans lnythEnS lint cut,at!a las witnessed
stnca tue .3uYs WHICH srcrrtuvl thu conquest,
mud when tho English vsreruy played The king
III his dnnlinians with uil ponln amd @treupl.
II the cruwn. IN t.luse .Aya h!s lsoya! liglless
Prince Edward, afterwards Duke Ut kcnt, and
father ot tlueen Victoria, wus commander Of
TIC Royal Fuailerss, lived wit1 A1adalau st.
, 1879-02-13
CURRENT GOSSIP.


MY VALENTINE.
Obi who shall 10 my FalcDtsne'
I've tried to choo.o the ityolonR dsy.
The Earth Ii waxing frum 1,er sleep,
AMI to my lleast softly say:
tshall 1t be Maud ns Emmcllnet
OH who stall l'a, my va1catincf"
Tho grnss Is stnrung meath tho Earth,
Tho ''ut1a arc swelling meath tho bark,
Tic birds hte h1naIng .Wcct and clear-
Tic robin and thu meadow. .1afk-
AMI Nature secns to me to say:
''Comc. choose your tatcntins to-dayF
Hut somehow, tas try to wrtlo
A malton'f name urou my heart.
Ibuf fac4 comes up hefned my eyes.
Ast,lansh you t1wall frnn rio Hpast:
When your suft cyea nrnn tlsc sGtns,
How caM chuosr ValcnttHcf
'Twa. such day as Tits. apar hcss1
W. wnlGch lnEeti,Gs lohK nvo:
The sun stnwn down nrnn rs htth
As nc'cr twill shine a-aln. know:
! hct,l yonr little nan'l IN tutne,
And wooetl you for my Vn1cpsiNe.
Although, my lave. twas long aEo.
The Msn1'ry brings tnc Kern scgrct:
Tho lovc that aprnn: 10 meet ZEN. dear.
Within NY l,carl ia living yet:
Willie thinking dt tt,at day sublime,
] cannot cl,oase Vlpntiae,
A1nsi there came a hitter time
Tears fell like rain from my poor eycs-
4 rival came to WOO thee. lds..
And bear thee with lin, to lh' skiss:
For H,e tho nmn 10 more calllh shine,
For Death laL claimed my Valentine.
And 20. although sec you mt.
Atihnngt we dwell SO far apass,
Although cannot lear your vn.ce,
ionr nan,e IL craven un my heart.
In snen'ey Of that dear old time,
Ill keep you for my Valentine.
FAITH WALrq
, 1879-02-13
AVOIDING MISSOURI.

The Mischief 1s"url'oniam II Doing the
state Ut S1fsaonrl-rnopto fseft.sa to artt'e
In IL state opposcd 70 Honesty and co'n-
1non scalnols.
. 81. LoHts gioAt. Democrat,
The Rcpau!ean thinks that tic tide OF in,n,I.
sra.ion now o@,og aefoss 1a's s!ale 70 Kansas
nnd other Western States an'' Territories might
bo checked SO ms to secure aargc number Of
new settlers for Missouri. 1t claims with truth
that We Inv. a. rich Iau,]s and as favorable con-
1I.,o,'s rx ,ho .crassr,,, ,,,r.t -, orrin,t,,r,
a't'ohs lof tue successful pursuit. oi agriculture
as any State In the unon anu tint tslcse lHt''ls
may be purchased ut from 81 10 so per ncrc,
acrortliur to location au1 improvements Why.
,1,pu do ,,,o scattn,< ho,ncs ,osa ,,ro,,ch tt,a
.n,.t, rn; w NV" y, ,t m ,'na ta.s%a.
inviting cohntFy TO !"cate 90 nach farther rum
the great commercial anu social ccntresa The
epvb,ieau seems to think tint 1t IL because Mis-
sour, Ia not sujI.cicntly advertised
vii. l.. ,,rav., orrn2. ti,n tr"niio Ia that Nis
xr,,T IL ndyrrs,sed too % mich. ~ ~ The te tIrst
""cc Il Ia Ennw" ,iot ", Stat. n as,15ctc VIII,
= ns,p'a.r,tr ;',n;nrl,v ~ nr'rir in I'M Tha
in t,scf IL ct,oInh I" ,cscr intc1lrsi,t scttlers
from mini making Il,sir homes viii, ns. Entrants
f,,,n ,I'r Eastcr,, md Wi,i,lIr Mates d. mi ,rnt
~ sn,,io n - Stn," thnt ID nnnn.n1 ~ cnn'nn,,
snhnns. ti,r H. Il" mi want ~ ,nniro tHcfc hnn,ns
IN community ttnt rcn,,.iiates its I,onest ;lebts
viii. IN nc.n,,a mi notito; rinr r. rni ia Tr"nsrv
~ h,IrrirnJs n thn,,.arhs ~ ,,niIars .ritio"}
cren mixing di~r.6ci ,rotcst nrainss thr rni,.
ner~ I'm t7ynr,rLelInin:1 ncmncratic mniori, =
IN yti.aanr, IA y fsn;m"s" uoIi ns.enst 4nnirra.
.,on ~ lam M ,Iai nainr,ls "n.,.,n"ca !, IA
i%io ~ ~ h,,',n fnr nnr mn1,rd tnnrnnao IN = ia
M"mhcr ~ INV srs,iprs ri thr hnt,cr roa. " ,hat @
no,n,. frn, NV En@i,ut thc Mii1ilc 81. st,t"a t
mi nh;,, s" 13A- '''' ~'0 '''1A'o -''~o7f
NY W., iso7 ~ teco mr. tn,,,o,,o ,,,, r t,,
~. ra imtn to G,"to ,, ,ii,,.'ns VI sa ~
s,rcs v ~ I'm ian wer" talicn nn A. W t,nt ti,Dn ti
W,,,' III a1 ',,r, me'o "f H. a. a,s s.c .l
t uy rn,ners n,,, sonf1,enr, n In. I'imr" , nt
~, ut .n,' n' "a IL" t,,;sfrn NV ~ H.
.'sn nv f,i ,1,,",, uI - t"ststi s.'a ~
, 1879-02-13

Ms. Whistler has demanded the farthing
which the Court nnJudgcd so t.n As dati,ages Il,
lis suit With Ar. l.sk!, allu he wears It proud
" ou hls watch -utAIn. It Is related by The E1.
amiaer that furetgurr OF distinction wns Intro
d4ce4 to Mr. Whistler the other night. at din.
ncr-party, anl, nrtnE anxsous to make lnsslt
agreeable, satl; "fou painted ME, lelallG's
dining room, | belLsvaa" "ica," replied the
artist, ~ created that thing of loy.h
, 1879-02-13

The surface Of ,he wntcr IN t!sc canal in simmer.
without auy trouble, as,.l. by drawing ufr the
water In tho winter, when nnytEntton closes!.
The halnnee OF tItr work could be done With al
most conal facility, 4, j. @.
Daily globe., 1879-06-21
50, nays 10, . party vote except that Senator
Burnside voted aye.
At 2 4. NJ. the Senate adjourned until II
o'clock Saturday.
House Of Representatives..

THE GLOVER INVESTIGATION.
WASHINGTON, June 2O.-Mr. Singleton, chair
man of the committee on printing, reported .
resolution for printing the report Of and teati-
mony taken by the 'Gloyer committee" at the
last Congress.
Mr.. Conger made point of order that there's.
olution was public business, and therefore could
not be reported to-day. He thought there was
not a man on the other side who was willing
port to be printed.
Mr.. Springer and Cox, New York, expressed
their willingness to take the responsibility.
Mr.. Speaker stated he would submit the
question to the House, whether the resolution
involved public or private business.
MIR. Conger called for the reading of the re-
port proposed to be printed. The resolution
was thereupon withdrawn.
RAILROAD BRIDGE.
Mr.. Clardy, from the committee on COM
merce, reported bill, authorizing the con-
bash river. Passed.
PRIVATE CALENDAR.
The House then went into committee Of the
whole, with Mr.. Bright in the chair, upon the
private calendar. After about an hour in com
mittee, private bills were reported to the House
and passed.
Mr.. Lapham presented the views of the mi
dority of the judiciary committee on the veto
message. Ordered printed.
WANTS TO GO HOME.
The Speaker submitted the application Of q
dozen members for an indefinite leave of abb
sence. One pleaded sickness, the remainder
important business.
Mr.. Conger desired to know what more i'm
portant business Representative can have
than attending to his public duties.
Objection was made by Atkins and others,
SO leave was granted only to the sickness case.
Adjourned.
Daily globe., 1879-06-21
POPLAR CREEK.
The Threatened Attack by Indians on tho
Agency.

The threatened Attack by Indians on the
Agency.
A GLOBE reporter was introduced to MIR. W.
E. Cullen, of the Law firm of Cullen l. Saund-
ers. of Helens, n. T., yesterday. Mr.. Cullen
is here on visit to his brother, o. o. Cullen.
aud other members of the family In the
course of agreeable conversation which fol-
lowed, Mr.. Cullen mentioned Poplar Creek
Indian agency" The GLOBE man was
struck with the recollection that JUS
ut that place, an Indian war was impending,
according to late dispatches received at Gen.
Terry's headquarters. afT =. ..sF
Immediately MIR. Cullen vas questioned as
to what he knew about the apprehended at
tack on the agency. Mr.. Cullen stated he had
passed passed the agency just at the time of
the apprehended attack. Further than this.
an Interpreter from the agency had
overtaken their boat and from
him full toarticular. had been learned. Great
CONSERVATION had prevailed ct the agency, il 4
very great measure shared by the friendly In
dians.
Last Thursday the supposed hostile Indians
had actually taken possession of the agency.
The interpreter said they offered no personal
violence, but were threatening in manner,
fact they were walking around
somebody would just step on them. The agslt
and all others were obsequiously conciiatory.
aud were dealing out rations 10 appease the
anger, if not the appetites of the unwelcome
visitors. The interpreters mission was to
reach Fort Buford urge the advance of troops
and relate the state of affairs at the agency.
Likely the company sent from Buford BIZ
Col. Huston has reached the agency long before
it Is hard to say whether their presence will
precipitate fight or not.
Daily globe., 1879-06-21
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

HOTEL BURNED AT CHIPPEWA FALLS.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.
CHIPPEWA FALLS, June W-The Wisconsin
house, owned by James Parent burned down
this morning. Nothing saved. Insured for
S25OO. Cause unknown.
COW THIEVES.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.
W1NoNA, Mimi, June 2O.-Truman Wing and
Elmer Cole were brought here to-day from
Pickwick under arrest, charged with stealing .
COW from John Cripps, Of that place. Aman
named Oscar Bundy is also implicated and the
sheriff is after him. Wing and Bundy have
previously served sentence for stealing wheat.
PERMANENT SEPARATION.
WoLFvLLE, n. Y, June 2.-Bessie Harris
has been fatally shot by DE-. Albert De Wolf.
Two years ago she secretly married De Wolf
They separated and De Wolf proposed reunion.
She refused.
THE HULL INQUEST.
NEW YORK, June 20.-At the Hull inquest
to-day, Nancy Francis, the cook. and wife of
Bristow Francis, told her story of the discov.
cry of the body. She declared she was tired OF
! saying she had heard nothing from her hus-
band for months Many of her replies to
counsel's cross questioning were both tart and
humorous, exciting amusement among the
spectators.
/ dispatch from Hackensack, N. j., says
Bristow Francis the negro and husband of the
cook in the Hull family, is in Hackensack Jail
and will be sent to this city to-day.
THE FINE PAID.
Snow HILL, Md, June 2O.-The friends of
Lilly Duer paid fine Of $500 this m ornirg,
and she went home with her father.
Daily globe., 1879-06-21
ELECTRIC LIGHTS,

Night Made Bright as Day--Ten Ele-
phan s--All Bareback Riders-Ten Mon
ster Shows Combined.
BY reference to our advertising columns it
will be seen that we are to have the
worlds famous Great London Circus and
International Australian Allied Shows
the latter having returned from q
three years. trip around the world, and now
consolidated as above, forming the largest and
most complete tented show in the world, and
will exhibit at St. Paul July Sd, and at Min
neapolis on the 4th of July.
Mellow will be seen extracts from leading
papers, speaking of its specialties:
The Great London International Allied Shows
with the Brush Dynamo Electric Lights, ten
Elephants ETC., Is a perfect success and the
thousands who have visited its exhibitions for
the past four days can attest.-Balttno1e] Her.
aid.
That it has proven bonanza to Messrs.
Cooper, Bailey & Co., is sufficient evidence
that it travels on its merits, and COM
Il will therefore be seen at once that the
sGreat London -Internationar' is no dy-no.
night affair, but an enterprise that requires
money and brains to inaugurate and the appro-
baton of the people at large to be maintained.
Baltimore Neacs.