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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-07-01
TrQutreth.

aus benz 9ebsn beS tlr3Iid bssnabisten
alien frans6ff4en &~euOIus,ers pom Sanb.
inert, 8Ianqui, wertea foIssnbs Saten
mitsetbei!t: 1927. 2S Sabre alt, auf Der
0arritabe Der StraBe ct. Denis am Gals
bur4 cine 3usel perwsnbst.-lss2. Gin
Sabr 9sfdnsnib peSen GbsIuabme an
benz 0erein nAmis du peuple.--lsS6.
gbermaIs proeeB uxb Ginipnruns. -
1889. Wit Barbes unb Martin Bernard
NIT ben 8affeu in Der 9anb sefansen,
gum Eobe uerurtbeiIt, ~ lsbsnsIdnsIi@er
Daft in Wont. ct. Wi1sl b%ssnabi9t. -
ls4s. "a. Gebruar in Sreibeit seiest.-
1888. 10. Wai (Sniurrettion) per6aftet
unb su 10 Sabren 9sfdnsntb usrurtbsiIt.
glus BsuesSsIe entiprunsen, wisbsr einse,
fansen unb mad 9ambsfa bsportirt. -
1859. &masfirt.-ls60. gu 4 Sabre
9efdnsnib perurtbsiIt. &rant i'm Soipi.
tai Rsdsr, 5Iu9t.-ls7O. 81. Ottober
auftanb sessn Gro9u unb SuIes Sapre.
@efauseu uno e%inseipsrrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-07-01
Rtnueiota.

Die Safings 81 Datota Babn iou
bis October mad Big StOne Gate pollen:
bet perbeK.
$1,000 Alder 2anbes rpurben i'm
2aufe bes Wonats Wai In Nurrap gountp
bur9 ben assntsn Der tatboIif9en goIoni.
iations gompasnie an neue aniiebIsr psrs
Fault.
Die PGpierseIbIeuteu ab Gems
peren5ler baben Rcminationen fir bic
Staatsdmter sema9t. 0as bic pabns
funisen Sdrtnse bod molten!
Die arbsitsn on Der Sort SueI.
ling Bride i6reitsn rs9t riiiis meter unh
ldBt fi9 nit tiemIi9er 9epiBbsit poraus,
iasen, baB bic pra9tpoIe Bride nod i'm
2aufe bieies Spdtiabres benz 6ffsnhi&sn
gertsbr abersebsn werben wtrb.
Sn 8iItin Gpuntp bat Elm Wann
aIstn, Jon e4ter RimrOb, 81 @6lfs srIest
unb bafir 1892 erbaIteu.
Sn Stearns @ouutp berrfden
gdnjli9 psri9isbsns anfi9ten iber ben
Stanb Der grnbts. Die @iuen iaaeu, bas
Wetter iet sinitis fur bic SeIbfrldts, bic
4nbern bebaupteH Der Beisen miiie uor Der
&eife fallen.
I'm 8. b. W. p~srtaufts Sbsriff Rina
bic ct. Saul Batab giienbabn fir
$3.50, 600.
Sn MinneapoIis ertrantten IL
Rinber an benz @enab Der gatorbobnsn
rs9t i4uer; brei ftarben.
Gin Ortau iu&ts am 10. b, WR. bic
Counties @ri8bt uno Restsr bsim; bsrs
ieIbe ri1tste pielsn S4absn an. Gr fni6te
Baume BON 2 bis 8 SUB Dids ME Strob,
baIme. Gs purben peri9iebsne 5duisr
umseuebt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-07-01
&aniaS.

Am Radmittass bes 9. b. 30. bas
seIts ss Bel GOpeto, Ranias, unb omar bsr'
maBsn, baB auf sinsua Stride pom elmer
MsiIs Brsits bic SsIbfrl@te plat su Bos
ben sebroi9en unb S9weiHe uab 5abner
tobt9ei9lasen wurben. Bel Widita fies
len SassIifide i'm @smtdt pom 5-l2 l1nr
seu. SeIbf Wstalbd9sr wurben bort
bur9I51srt. Ratarli1 bIisb In ben @dr'
ten unb Sslbern tsin SaIm aufredt. Sans
renee wurbe UNI 5 nbr BON benz nuwetter
setroffen. unb bier mar es mebr Der Sturm,
aIs Der 9aseI, weI9sr S4absu anri&tsts.
Inter Gnberm wurbe ein Rir9tburm um'
sewebt.
gu 2sausnuortb purben tirtIi4
80 9oubIuttbisre, tur,ssborntss Rinbpieb,
uertauft. Der @eiammtsrtras bes 8sr'
faufs maj $l4, zoo.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-07-01

Die 8eruiIbsruns Der Suseub madt
INNER sr6Bere Gorti1ritte, bod more es
unseredt, bieien llsbsIRanb Der SduIe
uaein Bur 9aff Iesen 3u molten; sine chen
70 sroBe S9uIb trasen aud bic @lau,
bsns. unb SittenIoisteit in ~unieren unite,
rem 9oItsi9i9ten, bic i9Ie1te bdusIi9e
grsiebuns unb Der Wansel IN Disciplis
narmitteIn. Gin biefiser SberIebrer er,
,dbIte tirali9, IN ieiner &uabeni5ule bes
fdnben f4 S@dIer, bic fat idmmtIi9 fir
bas 3u9tbaus reif finb. Spsrrt man bic
Sunsen Elm, 70 frat ftd Der 2sbrer ieIhR,
neil CT fe aberwa9en muB uub i1lasen
BARI er Re ni9t. Su bisier Rotb rpenbete
t4 Der ObsrIsbrer on einen bs~freunbeten
Bolijeibeamten. Der Wann bes @eieses
IieB bic arsften StroIde burd YoIt3eibies
ner upn Der S9uIe uesfibrsn unb bietirte
ibnsn i'm 8oIi;etsA mtslocals cine srtlefli1e
3abI 9riseI. Das Wittsl III Spar unses
iesIi4, aber IS bali, uentsitens porIaufis.
Gtne prd9tise Saufration au ben pieIse.
p~rieienen Sesnunsen, nit bensn uns bic
moberne 9oItsi9uIe bsslidt bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-07-01
GnaIano.

Sn 2onbon if ain I. b. R. Baron Qpo.
mel Ratban Rotbf4iIb, @bsf bss 2onbonsr
9auies, TN alter Don II Sabren ssftorbsn.
@r mar bas erfte iAoii4s WitsIisS bss eng.
Iii9en 9arIamentss. 9yonsI siatban &otbs
i4iIb wurbs I'M Sabre ls47 BON ben Dab.
Tern Der City tu ibrsm 8ertrstsr i'm Inter.
bauie Sepdblt; ba er f4 aber psissrte, oils
sSube ben Glib auf ba8 guanssIium 3u lei.
fen, 10 tonnte sr isinsn plab i'm parIa.
mente ni4t einnsbmen. gud in ben Sab.
rem l849 unb 1852 purbe sr In bas I'm.
terbaus sswdbIt unb tonnte au9 tissmal
aus benz ~erwdbntsn 9runbe feline Gunttio.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-07-01
Snfdu b.
SatnotS.

Ser SunisSeri5t iber ben Gus
ftanb Der &ornfeIber i'm Staate ift aut ~.
b. M. pon Der Staatseommiiion fir aders
bau per6fentli1t woroen. OerieIbe IiBt
cine 8unabms Der &~orniauten pon 2oo.'
600 Idsr erieben. 9ur9i9nittli9 itebt
bas Sorn uassfdbr Is grosent better, aIs
es Isstes Sabr gu biefer Seit itaub.
Ole Stirme ridten aud bisies Sabr
in Sninois sismli9 S9aben an. Bei
WansfieIb wu,be Elm sroBes Sarmbaus
pon 9lit serff6rt unb BEL &antouI pon
einem Wirbelwino cine Wetbobitsntirde
u%mssblaien, @~obubduier unb 8dume gers
fort ober bei9aeist unb ionfiser S4aSsn
nuseri@tet.
Hunw mill elm Opftor pom sSqts
nois, Ramens Reitb, bic llriade Der Oipb'
teritis i'm @snufs Der RartofeIn, beions
bers Der Sdalen-fnben! alio juerft bic
WliI5, bann bic artoffeIn-nd4fens wirb
wobI bas Sleii9 i5uIb isin. Die mebi3is
nii5e @iHsnidaft, 70 i9reibt Der p@orbs
fern" uon Ga grofe, 1T INNER nod tstas
poue Wiheni9aft!
ST has m6sli6, Serr College! @asen
sic 10 mos 3u fasen. Das bitten mir
ni6t ~sesIaubt, baB Sic 70 profan pon Der
Wifeni9aft benteu. See!
Su Gbicago bot man IN bieiem Sabr
gum eriten WaI has 9etreibe. weI9es fi9
in ben bortisen elevators befiubet, au Bes
ffeuerunssswsden einsei9dst. @as bas
beist, sebtbaraus beruor, baB fi9 CUR Belt
ibsr 10 WiQionsn psrtb @streibe In ben
Spei9ern finbsn. 0aB fi9 bic Better
Der glspatorsu basssen ffrdubsn, ldBt fid
benten. Sic ~bsbauptsn fe t6nnten bafir
nidt befsuert uerbsn, ba ibuen bas 9es
treble ni9t seb6rt.
Sn Chicago bat bic SpieIerei nit
ben S1isbseuebren gu einem SIutbab ses
fibrt. gins slnsabI g6bmsu, gu Der aud
cine gompasnie S5neibsr uab S9uiter
nit 9spebrsn ssb6rteu, saben elm Picnie.
giuss Srausn;immers wessn entitanb
Streit, man mari bic 86bmen NIT Steinen
unb bic gOmpusnie CAB Seuer. Die 9es
psbrs paren NIT &sbpoften seIaben. Gin
8iirssr wurbs Isbsnssefdbrli5, unb meb'
rere Anbere bic gtnen bappn Ietdter, bic
snbsrn i9werer %petpunbst. Die san3e
Gcmpasnie fiet unter S9loB anb &iesel
ibrss Yroaeies wartenS. 0as neue Mts
Ii3seiss wirb bi.ieu Sufdnben Elm gnbe
MAIDEN.
Ra9 amt li9sn Bert9ten bes
trdst Der nit Wei3eu bsbaute SIddenraum
in Sainois bisies Sabr 2,07o,5s5 ader
Ober AZ, 1851 gder mebr, aIs I'M persanse'
men sSabr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-07-01
@iScoufu.
G@m eiaer Saarmittel.

DttIts auSl<t5li& aus RrdatruI btttlttt, uus sbuta
unf1detttt 9darmittsI eritust kiastn ft4s. Dsatn 30 Bird
Npnattn auf 6ttata su 6auptts, rd4t ~iasr.ans TAIL
partn, ben appisatn 5aaruuts.
Das ptttt, bisttr uitt I'm Sautd tri&itasn, rrret Sen
&rfner use ittntn Wa6tartn fAsa felt Saerta tryrsSt.
Daaelbs trbdli bic sarts Der 6aarI strbdta sas duStaln
sas bat 10 10 aata eansn as n~nttsIbar trrtf,a, q I'd
etun, bat BITE Saarrurjeln tnra ben 0s5raua ftsrfsr,
is.ustr alitt.I trtts e4assn slittsn tabsa.
DaatIbt rtrb In Slafetn IL 81 ~ptriauft; ttut tu
ltsttrtu stulst In ben tartn6disatu gdasa.
Rn. Gttptnbrsd In artsla, Sas., Tam NaStauft hbu
bic 9lausuaretatet ssrtttsusa dssabtu ststa.
v. 8.-2ufrast rt6tt man an
Brauf2ptttr
d 3 Nrpia, TruslaIg Gs., 50.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-07-01
ga d n.

Die Observation-Disclosures Der
aaerrei4sheuftsn Stabt 2eipjis feet nit
eiuem fabnen Sprunse iiber ben brsiten
Strem Der 9oyalttdt unb fommt auf benz
llfer Der ,yfeidsfeinbe~ an. Das 1T bas
neuefte Bfnsitpunber. Der Stabtratb
bat ben Wuni4 seduBsrt, bic Stabt 2eip'
gig f9 Ia ansemefener Wsiis on Der Ssier
Der s~oIbensn 3o6Jsit bes 6aiierpaares be-
tbsilisen 30 la6en, unb ben Stabt > Bsrs
orbnsten feline besisIi9en 8ori9ldse IN.
tsrbreitet. Die Barssrusrtretuns aber bat
in sebsimer Sisuns bas Qlniinnsn bss
Natbs peruorfen unO bieien babur9 In bic
ibeIfe 2auns usrfsSt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-07-01
boben wirb bort umsspfIast unb nit Usais

boben wirb bort umsepfGist unb nit Osais
befeat.
Ger Bau bes neuen SIisels an,
StaatscapitoI in 9ineoIn, fur peI9en $751;
600 ausseporfen fiub, wtro bisien Serbit
beginner.
Der Staatsaubito r bat i'm Qaufe
pom brsi Monaten g. 1920 fur @olfspras
mien ausbe;abIt. Oas pdrsn aIio @ So
I'M 9an;en l,54o W6lfe obsr per Monat
1913 Stad. Da muB Wsiitsr Sissrimm
nod isbr bdufis isin.
0as 9eiddfsutertsl uou @eit
9oint uurbe BON elmer Ssuersbrunif beims
seia9t, weI9e fur etua S25 900 S9aSen
anseridtet. 9eri1eruns $4,000.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-07-01

unb aderbau treibenben Stanbe ~anssb6rise
gerioneu tire griparniGe psrIoren (bei
S%efheauns Der goncursmaHe ifelte fd
elm Deficit pom s,s11,7s0 Wart beraus),
wurbe gu elmer @efdusniBfrafe pon finf
Sabrsn, gu elmer 9sIbtrafe Don 1000 80.
unb 3ur Seaabluns Der idmmtIi9en l1nters
iu9unsstoi ten perurtbeiIt; aud wurbe pis
Der benielben Der SerIuf her birserliden
Gbrenredte auf bic Dausr BON BRET Sabren
ausaeiprodeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-07-01
WebraSfa.

SIN gItbornsEbaI ri@tsn bic
Ssui9rsfen pieI llnbeil an: auf einsm
Streifen 2anb pou 9 Meilen 8reite unb
25 Msilsn 9dnse III Der @si3en CUR 5dlfte
absefrefen, nnb bic anbere Sdlfte wtrb
pom Gag gu Gag serinser. Rad 5afer
iinb bieie sefrdBisen Gbiere weniser ID.
item bic Sru9tart bat bssbaIb aud bnr@
fie weniser S4aben ssIitten; Der Weisen'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-07-01
CeferretGsunaarn.

Na9 elmer tir,Ii9 uorssnommenen Be.
Observation-Disclosures 3dblt bic unsariids
Staot Ssesebtn iest 1900 SeeIen; uor
Der l1ebsri4memmuns bate Fs ibsr 70, 900.
Die 9eiammtiumme Der fir bic S,es.biner
nsberi4pemmten beim unsarii9en Weini.
terium bes Snnern einseIansten Speubeu
betrdst mad benz ausmeiie pom 25. Weai
2.ols, 400 9uIoen, alto ruub l Wiuiou
Dollars.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-07-01
NOie Sell 9ulbe
0r. Pefer SchminS,
(noA Qvx.~sk,..N
(aas 2ursmtura)

tttIt f4ltmmt fdnst. @unsen au.r grt, b,rsss,rs su,A
tltntsnt6ahs serurfa&tt ranst 6rlht sd Ssausu, ftutrt
sntsansuns, tantrs knstsaf&dsru unh fsrrFsg!sfs Rraui.
httttn, ME strfrsrHt @lttstry S2rtluneea an irstus etau
"a tn uuf8dsbarts Rtilmttttl far NIT 9ntiaasgsa Der lin.
atrebt ssbafett Dsauetuutn, fir ftIirms Grstn, for
Slutftuta BET trtf6s @Inssu uns ALE grttn fartra
Uunttn.
Sreis Sar srsss esI,n si.OO. - gfit.l,rs 50 In. -
RIttut 25 Gents.
gu babsu bit
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-07-01

Der ganquier Saaie in gbsmnit, burd
bsfsn Bancroft iebr pisIs benz @spsrbe
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-07-01
Rifouri.
Rew 0ort.

Guntrf, 3eafaueud Sdtek e6aIr.
gDiaio msturs, Rings Q...Ye. 8tnn IT,, gp. s Susae Stx.
williamsburg "...".""9ern EebIta, RO. tO2 GRAHAM ast.
Ohio.
Daily globe., 1879-06-27

Now we have it "by authority that Gov.
Pillsbury is in the field as candidate for re-
election, and the Wakefield men 90 about
the streets wailing and gnashing their teeth.
It is with inexpressible sadness that we note
this ruction among our radical brethren. As
we are obliged to live under radical domiua-
ton we are forced to admit that We could be
happy with either, were t'other dear charmer
away. Gov. Pillsbury has made strong points
during his public career, and Wakefield has
also cast several anchors to windward from
his position as presiding officer of the SEN
ate. There is no Disgusting the fact that the
Democratic sympathies in this fight with
Wakefield, as he has uniformly rendered
Democrats in the Senate favors over Repub.
licans, and is regarded as really in sympathy
with the Democracy, though for policy's sake
acting with the Republicans. If, therefore
the Democratic castor should be SHE'D into
the Republican ring, it would bear the Wake
field emblem, as being the nearest to Dem
ocrat which it is possible to obtain at present
in this hide bound State. -.
Daily globe., 1879-06-27
feeling for Prof. Phelps is almost unani-
NOUS, this would be q decidedly happy man
ner OF resenting the insult heaped upon
Winona by the State Normal Board.

H. II. YOUNG, the Commissioner of Immi-
grafton, is spending the week at Red Wing,
and reporting horse races for Minneapolis
morning paper. Young finds very little to
do in the immigration business, because he
has issued such worthless pamphlet that no
one cares to write for it. 1t is quite possible
that Major Bond was not all that fancy
painted him as an immigration commits
sioner, but his pamphlet was infinitely supe-
rior to Young's, and he circulated it widely.
His correspondence was also immense, and
he had no time to engage in other pursuits
1t is novel idea for a State officer to sell
his time, which the State pays for, to news
paper to report q horse race. Really, how
ever, Young does not defraud the State, fol
his services are SO absolutely va]ueless that
in stealing his time he appropriates nothing
Daily globe., 1879-06-27
Meeting of City Council Committees.
A meeting of the council committees OF

NAe0Clu& Oh C1Gy COu0Cl1 CO1n1u1Ct0ess
A meeting of the council committees on
streets, fire department and ordinances, were
held last evening at the city hall, all the
members being in attendance. The COM
mittee on streets examined number of bills
and petitions, after which the matter of FIX
ing the grade of sidewalks on Third street
was taken up for consideration. After gen.
eral conversation, the subject was referred to
the engineer with instructions to prepare a
profile.
The committee on fire department. consid-
cred the usual number of bills and requisi-
tions, few of which we're approved, the re-
mainder being referred to the council with
appropriate recommendations.
The committee on ordinance considered
the advisability of taking the lots between
Eighth and Ninth and Robert and Sibley
streets from the present fire limits. A long
discussion ensued when it was decided to
recommend that all lots in the above named
district be excluded from the fire limits .
The same committee also considered the
propriety of making the lots and blocks in
West St. Paul at the end Of the bridge part
of the fire limits, the object being to prevent
the bridge from being burned by the adjoin-
ing buildings.
The committee decided by vote of two
to one not to incorporate this section in the
present limits, after which an adjournment
followed.
Daily globe., 1879-06-27

the State convention, to break down his
rivals character and climb into Office over

the State convention, to break down his
rivals character and climb into Office over
his ruined reputation.
This will not do!
Gov. Pillsbury now stands as the resDn-
sible accuser of Lieut.. Gov. Wakefield. He
cannot escape from that position. He must
accept it with all it's corollaries and all it's
consequences. The burden is shifted from
the bumped backs of Bill King and his dirty
journalistic associates to those of John 8.
Pillsbury.
And now, in the name of the Republican
party of the State Of Minnesota, We demand
of John s. Pillsbury his bill of particulars.
We have called for it in vain for four months
from his newspaper whelps. But now that
the Governor adopts their assertions as his
own, he cannot longer ignore the demand.
He must answer. We demand to know what
there is in the character and record Of James
B. Wakefield that would make his promotion
to the Governorship a "disgrace'' and a
Calamity to the State. And we demand to
know this from Governor Pillsbury over his
own signature, from his lying news
papers, whom no one will credit, but from
himself, who is entitled to credit.
Daily globe., 1879-06-27
Big Land Suit.
Big Lana 6ulCs
An important suit in ohancery was on hear


An important suit in ohanoery was on hear
ing before Judge Dillon in the United States
circuit court yesterday afternoon, involving
the title to about 125, 900 acres of land. The
action was brought by As nbel n. Barney and
others against The Winona & st. Peter rail
road company, and the outcome of the suit
hinges upon what construction the court may
take of the legal contract possessed by the
railroad company under the land grant of
Congress, by special acts of 1865 and 1867.
The plaintiffs claim right of conveyance
of certain lands wanted by the government
to build the Winona & st. Peter railroad
from Winona to Waseca. The chief con-
troversy seems to be regarding the construc-
ton of the contract between the parties.
The plaintiffs claim the lands on the grounds
that the length of road constructed between
the above-named cities is los miles, while
the defendants allege that they only carry
for distance of 1927 miles.
The amount of land involved between the
two distances nomed, as before stated, is
about 125, 900 acres, the railroad claiming
that the distance is only 1929 miles, while
the distance in the contract is named at 1O5
miles. Long and extensive arguments were
made by the counsel and the case was sub
mitted last night.
Daily globe., 1879-06-27
THE GERMAN TARIFF.

The German people and legislature are
greatly exercised over the bill now pending
in the reishstag on the subject of the tariff.
The discussions have been extended very
long extended, and all the arguments that
could be adduced in favor of the bill of the
chancellor have been presented in their most
favorable shape. We are not prepared to
say that the bill is wrong in detail, though
we unhesitatingly pronounce it wrong in
principle. Herr Bismarck is, perhaps, an
astute statesman as far as the conduct of in
ternal affairs is concerned, but he has shown
a lack of craftsmanship in the efforts he has
made of late to establish protective tariff
for the German nation. The agitation has
produced great deal of controversy, and
the result has been disastrous to the pre-
mier, as far as heard from. In each debate
he has come out second best, though the
weight of his official position has given him
the advantage in parliamentary sense.
The German nation is passing through a
crisis, similar in some respects to that
through which our own nation has passed.
The end of the Franco-G German war left the
country on the high road to prosperity, appa-
rently. Money was plenty in every channel of
trade. The French indemnity was promptly
paid, and no German looked for hard times.
But the reaction took place just as it did
here. Stringency came, and the resort has
been to tariff, just as in medicine doctor,
who does not understand the disease,
prescribes remedies of..an experimental char
acter. The disease that affects the German
nation is nothing to be alarmed at. It is
simply that which has attacked every nation
in Europe American competition. Bis
marck may impose whatever duties he may
choose upon foreign imports, but he cannot
make those duties onerous enough to exclude
American products. The result will be the
same in Germany as it is elsewhere; the
cheapest product will find Q market.
Daily globe., 1879-06-27

MI. WINDOW was unwlse. There was no
obligation resting upon him to expose the
sores Of the Republican party, and he had,
therefore, but little excuse for removing the
plasters that have concealed the putrefaction
for so long time. It hardly becomes a
Republican Senator to assert exceptional
purity for party to which he belongs in
view of the long list of crimes that are
ohargeable to it. Reference to q few of
these was sufficient to close Mr.. WINDOWS
mouth. A party that can boast of tho strict
adherence of Babcock. Belknap, Shepherd,
and the entire gang of whisky thieves and
credit mobilier iobbers, has no reason to
challenge comparison of records.
Daily globe., 1879-06-27

with the party who have fostered monopolies
and corporations in the interest of the few
against the many. And still we are asked to
join hands with such party to overthrow
men whom the Democracy have, like asinines,
elected. No sir! thousand times no !!
The Greenback party is the party of
equal rights-the party of legislative re-
form and in favor of equalizing the burdens
OF government 80 as to tighten the load that
now bears down productive industry, and is
fast crushing out the hope of men. And in
tnat party such men as profess the greatest
good to the greatest NUMBER should be
found. LII the principles of that party can
be found, and only there, the fundamental
qualities of true Democracy.
respectfully yours, E. A. CRAMs1E.
Minneapolis East, June 25, 1879.
Daily globe., 1879-06-27

The people of Winona are at fever heat
over the refusal of the Normal Board to
select Prof. Phelps as principal of the Nor
NAL School at that place. While Prof.
Phelps was in charge of the school he OBJ
tanned subscriptions and bought museum
which was placed in the Normal School
building, but owned by local association
known as the "Society of Arts and Sciences .
It has been customary to select the principal
of the Normal School as President of the
Society of Arts and Sciences, but instead of
electing Prof. Shepherd, the society on
Wednesday night selected Prof Phelps as
its President. This gives him free access to
the Normal School, and it is strongly limited
that Prof. Phelps will be given the late
position of Prof. Shepherd ss Superintendent
Of the Winona public schools. As the local