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Daily globe., 1879-01-23

raised twenty y-one bushels per acre of No.
wheat, testing sixty-two pounds per bushel.
Being on breaking this is splendid crop.
There is a mineral spring at Beaver Falls,
that lit is believed needs only to be devel-
oped and known to become famous, and to
constitute point of general resort in the
summer months. Capital and enterprise
only are lacking.
Mr.. A. Wentzel, living three miles from
FISHERS Landing, in Polk county, reports
400 bushels of No. wheat, and 268 bushels
OF oats, and fifteen bushels of peas from
twenty acres, and seventy-five bushels of
barley from four bushels of seed.
Sauk Rapids Press records the sudden
death OF ID. Rogers, of heart disease. He
was born in England, and was 70 years old.
he had sold his farm, and intended to visit
England next spring. He was unmarried,
and was buried in Sauk Rapids, January 10.
!santi county Press: Jack Stanley, OF
Prlnceton, has daughter who loved dusky
son OF the forest-a one-eyed son-and
married him. The father, disappearing OF
the alliance, followed after them on their
bridal tour among the waving pines, but all
he brought back was licking.
Cambridge City News: Owing to
the hard times the village coun-
Gil of Caledonia, Houston county, reduced
the liquor lincenses from 300 to $50, while
owing to the hard times always caused by the
excessive use of liquor, the village council of
Cambridge. Isanti county, raised the liquor
licenses from $50 to $3.50.
Sid. Miner, the notorious horse-thief. who
stole team, cutter and harness near Roch-
ester, Olmsted county, was hotly pursued,
and overtaken and arrested near Eau Claire,
WIS.,, and taken back to Rochester. The
State and private reward of $4O0 offered for
the capture of the thief will be divided be-
tween the sheriff of Olmsted county and ex-
Sheriff Smith, who caught the fleeing rascal.
Hastings Neao Era: Mr.. Nicholas Kranz,
father of N. F. w. Kranz, our county regis
ter OF deeds, met his death in painful
manner last week at his sons residence. He
was walking down pair of stairs, but from
some cause missed his footing and fell to the
bottom. The family rushed to the scene,
but found him dead at the bottom of the
stairs, and further investigation showed that
his neck was broken. He was aged 81 years
and months, and had been resident Of
the city for many years. His death creates
sadness among relatives and all who knew
him alike.
The county commissioners of Polk coun-
ty, IN compliance with petitions of the in
habitants, have lately organized the follow
ing new townships, and ordered elections in
the same: Township ISL, range As, de-
tached from the organized township of Red
Lake Falls, and erected into new town
ship to be known as sLouisville.'' Town
ship l45, range At, erected into new town
ship to be known as 'Anthony." Town
ship l49, range 49, detached from the or
ganized township of Bygland, and erected
into new township to be known as
''Tynsed." Several new school districts
were also defined in different townships.
Daily globe., 1879-01-23

EMoRY A. SToRRs, of Chicago, says that
Grant would get forty-nine out OF fifty votes
in an Illinois convention to day, and thai
this feeling extends throughout the West
Storrs is evidently of the opinion thar
Illinois conventions are made up of his ole
clients, the whisky thieves. If his supposi-
tion is correct, his conclusion is evidently
also correct
Daily globe., 1879-01-23

The election of Matt. Carpenter to seal
in the United States Senate from Wisconsin
will be an agreeable surprise to the whole
country. 1t has become 50 much the habit
of the Republican party to send mediocre
men to the Senate that when one of &C.
knowledged ability is selected there is oc,
casion for both surprise and congratulation
We have no doubt Mr.. Carpenter will prove
an acceptable Senator, more especially as he
will represent the whole State, not alone the
Republican portion of it.
Daily globe., 1879-01-23

The inquiry of the Blaine-Teller com
mittee as to the uses to which the tissue
ballots we're put in South Carolina
does not pan out as was expected. They
were used, it is shown, to permit the negroes
to vote as they chose, not to defeat the will
of the people. The Republicans of that
State were proposing to coerce the negroes
into voting their ticket, and in order to en-
able them to vote as they chose without
detection the tissue tickets we're designed
ing to the use of these ballots.
Daily globe., 1879-01-23

By some strange oversight the Senate has
not been notified of the passage by the
House of the joint resolution for the inves-
tigation of the State prison at Saltwater. A
forward movement on the enemy's works is
delayed awaiting this official notification.
The investigation will proceed when it is de-
cided whether both branches of the Legisla-
ture act together or separately.
Daily globe., 1879-01-23
Council Meetiaal.

A regular meeting of the council was held
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Marsh, on behalf of the committee of
seventeen, presented the following resolution
with regard to county commissioners:
Resolued, That the city attorney be and is
hereby instructed to draft a law to amend
the general laws of the State, so far as this
county is concerned, so as to allow the city of
Saltwater three members on the board of
county commissioners, making in all for the
county seven members. That said three
members from the city be elected one from
each ward in the city, and that Samuel Mat
thews, the present incumbent of the board
from the city, to serve his term as represent
ative from the Second ward. That said city
attorney transmit copy of said proposed
amendment to Hon. Jas. Castle and request
its passage.
Hon. E. w. Durant was appointed dele
gate to go to Washington and urge the Du-
luth harbor improvement in accordance with
the action of the St. Paul convention.
Daily globe., 1879-01-23

The mammoth sheet-the WEEKLY GLOBE
is ready this morning for the current week. It
contains over ffty-hve columns of choice read
ing matter embracing all the news of the
world to date, full legislative and local reports
etc. To enumerate its contents would require
a column of space, but for one dollar you can
receive copy for entire year, postage pre-
paid
Daily globe., 1879-01-23
PrObAte Court
before Jndpe O'GormanI

Before Judge o. OGorman.
In the matter of the guardianship of the mi
nor heirs of John Bethke. Frederick Bethke
appointed and qualified as guardian, and let
ters issued.
In the matter Of the guardianship of the mi
nor heirs of Patrick Brady. John Fitzgerald
appointed and qualified as guardian and letters
issued.
In the matter of the estate of Patrick Brady.
Final account of executor examined and al
lowed, and final decree of distribution made.
In the matter of the estate Of Stephen Des-
noyer. Petition of widow for petition and de-
cree of distribution filed.
In the matter of the estate of George Nc
Cook. Last will and testament admitted to
probate, and letters of administration with the
will annexed, issued to Albert Armstrong.
Daily globe., 1879-01-23
THE TH.E LEGISLATURE,
BUSINESS OF THE TJVO HOUSES YES
TEIcDA Y.
The Senate Passes Two Memorials to Con-
gress--Improvement of River ST. Croix,
And to Make Moorhead a Port of Entry
w. l. campbelIs Committee Heard
From--Debates and Miscellaneous Busi-
THE SENATE.

THE SENATE.
There was brief session of the Senate
yesterday and some matters of general in
terest were considered, among which were
Senator D. Buck bills relating to coroners
and appeals from justices of the peace, SEN
ator Castles bill relating to replies in civil
actions, and Senator Adams bill relating to
the sale of real estate by guardians, which
were considered in committee of the whole
and were recommended to pass.
Senator Castle introduced Joint resolu-
tlon to Congress asking for an appropri-
alton to be used in improving navigation for
steamboats, on the st. Croix river between
Saltwater and Taylors Falls, which was pass
ed, and Senator McCrea introduced joint
resolution asking that Moorhead be made a
port of entry, which was passed.
The resolutions calling for an investiga-
ton of State prison affairs was again
brought up and numerous inquiries were
made as to the present condition of matters
in that regard, and it was decided to await
the official announcement to the Senate of
the passage of a resolution by the House
appointing joint committee of investiga-
tion, when it is thought broad and search
ing inquiry will be made into the conduct of
all connected with that institution.
Daily globe., 1879-01-23

BUTLER says it would be best for both
parties to avoid an inquiry into the cipher
kilograms. We don't agree with Ben-sel-
dom do-for we have long desired to know
which party was capable of the largest
amount of deviltry. Let there be light all
around the horizon.
Daily globe., 1879-01-23
Chicago Live Stock Market.

CHICAGO, Jan. %.
HOGS-Drovers' Journal reports receipts Ak ooo.
shipments 1900: opened strong; choice heavy sold
quickly at S3.35l3 rs; light 3.l00s.35 mixed 32O@
$3.50; closed dull and lower @
CATTLE-Receipts $500: shipments mn.
lower; shipping 3s015.25; others steady.
sHEEP-Receipts 1900; shipments 1000: nm.
changed; $2.5O14.4O. on-
Daily globe., 1879-01-23
P1.QuHte Court.

Estate of J. R. Hathaway, dec ased last
will and testament and petition for hearing
proof therein filed by the widow. Hearing
fixed for February 10Th.
Application for license to sell real estate
to pay debts in the estate of David Cooper,
Daily globe., 1879-01-23
The Billiard Tournament,

New YORK, Jan. 22.-In the fourth game Of
the billiard tournament Gallagher defeated
Garner 600 to 589.
Tonight Slosson beat Sexton in twelve in
nings. Score, 800 to 81. Slosson ran AL in
the eighth innings.
Daily globe., 1879-01-23
SALTWATER NEWS.

The Fairy operetta, the Naiad Queen, will
be placed before a Saltwater audience Janu-
ary 28th, 29th, 30th and 31st.
The trial of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Johnson,
of Point Douglass, charged with keeping a
house of ILL fame, was concluded tuesday,
and defendants discharged for want OF suf-
6cient evidence.
The Sons of Hermann celebrate their
fourth anniversary Friday evening, Jan. "a,
at Maennerchor hall. The evenings pro
gramme will consist of music-instrumen
and woodland supper.
Old man Maeckenhausen's horse ran away
on Chestnut street yesterday few moments
before 10 O'Clock, ana kindly dumped him
into the Live and Let Live restaurant. The
old fellow thought it was die and let die for
awhile.
Mr.. G. E. Stockbridge, connected with the
Chicago, Minneapolis & ST. Paul railroad,
formerly secretary of the lumbermen's ex-
change, Chicago, was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Stockbridge is probably the best posted
man in lumber matters in the West.
Leroy Farrell, whose immense strength is
we'll known in this city, on Tuesday evening
accomplished his greatest feat, holding out
in each hand dumb-bells weighing sixty
seven and one-half pounds. Ihis extraor-
dinary display of strength has never been
equalled in this city. We may add as a
warning, to those whom it may concern, that
Mr.. Farrell is in the employ of Seymour,
Sabin & Co.
Messrs. AL. Tozer and James Mulvey, the
committee appointed at the last meeting of
the board of trade to ascertain the repairs
necessary on the Kettle river slough boom
and the amount of logs in the slough, also to
let the contract for hauling and driving the
same and repairing the boom, have returned
from their trip. The committee report
about 100000 feet of logs in the slough, and
the boom in bad condition. The contract
for hauling and driving the logs was let to
Andrew Johnson, of Burnett county, Wis.,,
for $l.75 per thousand, and repairing of the
boom to the same party for $3.50.
Daily globe., 1879-01-23
THE COURTS.
District Court.

Before Judge Wescott Wilkin.
Case 80; Jane w. Rowan, appellant, vs. the
the st. Paul Water company. By consent of
counsel the case will be tried by court.
Case 80; Carrie G. Murray, appellant. VS.. the
st. Paul Water company. By consent Of coun-
sci the case will be tried by court.
THE CALL,
Jan. %, case AZ; James Boyd VS.. Boyer &
Porten.
Daily globe., 1879-01-23
Daily Globe Advertising Rates.

Fourth Page cents per line every insertion.
Third Page cents per line for the first week. AL
subsequent insertions cents per line.
Display Advertising ION Fourth Page only double
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Reading Matter Notices, First, Second and Fourth
Pages, 25 cents per line.
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Ssding Matter Notices, Third Page, 20 cests per
line.
Daily globe., 1879-01-23
ROMtine RepOrt.

Routine Report.
Inc House met at 10A. NJ, Speaker Gilman
IN the chair. After devotional exercises the
journal was read and approved.
Communications were received Of no snecial
Importance.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Mr.. =. L. Campbell, from the Judiciary COM
mittee, reported in favor of the indefinite post
ponement Of the bill for the protection of liv-
cry stable keepers. Laid over.
Also, the bill relating to tramps, with the
recommendation that it pass
Also, the bill authorizing the town of Detroit
to issue bonds. Passed under SUSPENSE on Of
the rules.
Also, the bill relating to confessions by iudg-
ment, with the recommendation that it be in
definitely postponed and substitute submitted
adopted.
Debate followed, participated in by Messrs.
James Smith, Jr., Jones, S. L. Campbell and
OPpenheim. The bill was recommitted.
Several local bills were also reported from the
Daily globe., 1879-01-23
The Weekly Globe.

ST. PAUL, THURSDAY, JANUARY %, 1879.
Daily globe., 1879-01-23
TIL F. HOUSE.


The members of the House have not vet
got down to work, though little was accom-
pllshed yesterday. The greater part of the
session was taken up by debate on matters
comparatively trivial. On the proposition
to employ janitor to care for the commit
tee rooms there was considerable talk, and
finally the matter was referred with great
gravity to a special committee. The effort
OF the committee on public accounts and ex-
pendltures to obtain clerk was for time
frustrated, probably because the chairman,
Mr.. Mead, based his application more on
precedent than necessity. There was long
debate on proposed amendment to the
rules relative to the printing of bills, but
finally it was decided to allow the rules to
remain as they were reported by the com
mittee.
For the first time in the session there we're
reports from standing committees. These
were for the most part on unimportant sub
Jects, but the substitute for Mr.. Oppenheim's
bill relative to confessions by Judgment drew
forth debate, participated in by Messrs.
James Smith, Jr., Jones and Oppenheim, all
OF whom agreed that the law as it at present
stands, allowing creditors to confess iudg-
ment, was premium on rascality. The bill
was finally recommitted to the committee on
judiciary.
A number of private bills were considered
and passed.
Daily globe., 1879-01-23
THE SUNDAY GLOBE.

BY mail the SUNDAY GLOBE will be one dollar per
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-06
The Anaheim Gazette learns that

The Anaheim Gazette learns that
the honey crop of this season In the
southern section Of the county will
be very small The scant rains Of
the past winter were not suffisient
to cause the mountain plants 10
mature and bloom, and already
there Is u great scarcity of bee feed.
In the neighboring county of San
Diego the prospect for crop is also
dubious. The Union learns that
the bee Keepers in the eastern sec-
ton OF the county are apprehensive
OF a serious scarcity of bee-feed. It
was hoped that the rains of two or
three weeks ago had assured suffi.
cient bre-feed Throughout the
county; but the weather of the last
few days has, In the section named
a. least, destroyed those anticipa-
lions. campo and Milquatay re-
giops, however, are exceptions.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-06
HOW THE WATER rs cLEAxsxD.


First the water passes down throu6l.
four Inches OF assorted Marine Gravel.
then tn ,Oigh eight incne OF Paten
White Willow and Animal ChaEAoht /:
then a-cends twelve toches thfnn ~
Fresh Water sand aud Marble bust;
then descends ngain through twelvj
inches OF Cna,Cssal. Z. IS
Of Terra COTS. and t.ss - 'erys WV = %sse
all the altering material can he re
moved and repacked entirely with new
material, at a trihii expenso.
They are ma iufacturt d In two sizes,
viz: The Family Size, To contain four
gallons. and The Office size, to contain
t~o gallons. OF altered water. The Fam.
lily Size Will fiiter thirty and the office
Size fifteen gallons of water in twenty.
four hours.
In oak land alone there are about i've
nundr d OF these filters now In US +, Civ
ing perfect satisfaction, and tes imoni-
al from the owner OF each one can be had
at any time.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-06
H9AE D f1H IL

4eHragN Ie .NrU4VEp
HFaE tr
~ = faasi dasfr-ese location fi7 Ei-th
street. sna3Ha lpt ucu soct maet;
beanIsuj cottage hoolli aur roaras
ha-a umsna, aasl aito9 aihbia, fariaso
ana sea9 aaasui e iaa.ye eaf-lid otangs
t.ss7l fel! offruit so5s ln1 ano lpsltnY.
This property wn b. bought 81 igufes
thas 81. deag competition. siao iot,
sai25 .sat' Fer eart'auiars snil oi1 g.
hqs Y Hs, To Markes 81. lltte
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-06
The Hysienic Filter
Water Cooler.

This invention places within the Yaach
of every family the means oi procurlnx
pure and wuOteBOrn0 water. II vii, re-
i nov All decaysd amin =, ~: sseeie or
thnrOughIy cleansing Aud Also ,sp0lfnY
the wster, by reason III tts being msde6i
porous pottery, 70 degree health ar and
pieasantet to drink than foe wasef.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-06
NOTICE..

All persons having claims against the
late Arm o. r. II. WILSON Il co. are
hereby notified and requested to present
the same at once to the undersi ned, ct
his residence, NJ San Marino, Los Ange-
les county; and all person indebted TO
said firm are hereby notified and request
nd TO settle their accdn ats without delh,
Dated April 7th, 1878.
apiStf J. DE BARTH SHORE.
Per +. q +.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-06
KIM8ALL MANaYoN.
FOR sALe-FoR RENT.
FOE SALE.

An interest In one OF the fiusst BEE
RANCHES In Los Angeles county. For
further particulers enquire at H \ FL
DECkEN'S STORE spring street Lo-
Angeles. sso Iw-dAw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-06

q US, and. from Indications, it is
quite likely that there will he a
speedy exodus ofthe roughs and bad
cha acters, or that very decided
means will be resorted to to settle
up matters here. The most strepu.
Gus efforts are being made to appre.
hend Clifford, who would be 10
great danger of mob law if cap.
tured.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-06
Bism arck's rartR rhe.ry.

BERLIN, May 3.-Bismark, 8. in
the Reichstag yesterday during the
debate on the tariff, said that he
would not enter into the question
OF free trade vs.. protection, but one
thing was clear, that through the
widely opened do0rs OF its inn
port trade the German market
mad become the mere storage
space for the over-production of
other countries. They niust there
tore shut their gates and take care
that the GermtD market, which
was now being monoppliz ID by
foreign wares, should be reserved
for native industry. Countries
which were II closed had become
great, and those which remained
open had fallen behind.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-06
POst-0tfIce Letter List.

Parties calling for advertised letters or
packages, if not personally known TO the
Postmaster or one oil his clerks, must be
duly identified.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-06
WANTS LOST-FOUND.
w anted.

A STE ADY MAN to work on a ranch.
MUST know how to milk. Inquire al
Browns Restaurant, No. lie Main street.
ma3.2t
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-06
Rooms and Board.

Gentlemen and their wives and singio
getlts can be acco mmodated with board
and nnes large, sunny, front rooms, con
taiuing all m0dern conventeucex and
homo comforts, at the
KIMRALL MANHION,
New High street, only one block
from the Pos ONCE ana Court House, and
eommandsa charming view IT mountain
and valley. jel6tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-06

lRtl. WIHu uHHf tne IHlI tN0F VOC
~ upDu IS 9t snidh iwul
Fort Eu eli, VIM sfah iTaw Ie'
voig2n look pa7ssssion 9ffhe prize
nnsrena proceeded ~ iYuch hm
TIE officers. hY afiDg Z lhairp
ssis drew q Gre la1sda parHit eru
-sac1ei Duun before ha waa dsaa
be aolGa hal lqz5 iiieo ia
isg % s6t9fl ac0ufesFQa nuun
fhel l5otsi up. ira fsaiT.
4. n g lhe pobaf. isfefy lu
~ 4c.g me .aiaio5s, ans RI i'
ea suAFaQ ~ chs N
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-06
PHYSICIANS.
DR.. kirkpatrick

oHiee ana Fesideuee--No. i5FEANKLIr
STREET, fe2s-in
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-06
DAMIANA
BITTERS.

ukWIANs. now ~hlcs rlrI
aH ia HaN.nlu 1cf- BOO
oais aamaU aru1s.a. Log-
H caN1llla 3. hla boy 4s -
$40 1oatIanH L9wei California .az
fhs pest ,aiuy year lr HarHRa1
f5QEAlpH QE rH- e}sTERs q
eEEar FdEr pa & DISEASES or
HHa x DNEls AID HLsrDER. q
Hustri' m cuKH FoR pf FEFatAt
ana a iBEAl sroNAoH aEquLA.
FOR
51e itorg era - prap@cdlHel IN
D. IL n.nU ac,nra vo 90 uot mo any
smioa isugs 90 spiFlp th- are rn
sor ioest ih3 $3.50
= lg srau, woman of esild sn 4r.l
thel1 and ne1 70 fsue 1ir n iui.e.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-06
MoIlGE.
Evelsseea laundry.

w ~ s. II K MT q
anna tpf sna esllrAfed n III, ust.
of - siy. ~
s'.ea !. .. y fh.'silss Aasr.s ST.
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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-06

BANKING HOUSES.

| BANKING HOUSES.
FARMERS & MERCHANTS
BANK
or Los Angeles.
CAPITAL.......6OO, 600 90
IsAIAs W. .HELLMAN...........P President
1. Q. GOODWIN... Vios- President
JOHN MILN NER.................
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
4 IsAIAs II ". HEs.LaAN, EgGENE MEYER,
fsts Z. oeSSsnss oeeTsnss 70 q j. tis.s 7rssg
Exchange for saloon
NEW york, LONDON, DUB
/ LIN, FRANKFORT, PARIS,
BERLIN and HAMBURG.
Receive Deposits and Issue Their
cssiISsatss.
Hay ana ssli
"
LEGAL TENpERs, GOVERN
MENT. sTATE, COUNT i
+. ANDCTTy loNDe
y xa' !',.s. :,:e gs6 :ss Alsh'.i priss 'or
Commercial Bank
OF Los Angeles.
anthsrlzss Capita, 500, 1000
Z. HOE4EENBECK ,............-.. President |
y. ,. SPENCE. Cashier
DIRECTORS.
4. r. wncox. v. wooDwoRrH,
1. LANKHHgQlns 0. 3. WrrnERnY,
g. p. 6PnRCh. J. =. IIoLLRNnnoK.
This Bank ID prepared to recejye do |
pQetlA on opon acoount, issue Certf0ca&ea
~ DsRseaty and dtransact general Bauk- |
ihs butlnS~s.
Cctiseejons made and proceeds remittcd |
~ current rates OF exchange.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-06
Wanted.

man TO furnish ground and plant DO
tatoes on shares. For further pariicu-
lars address X q L.. box 966, Los Ange-
les, cal. a3O.lW d&w
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-06

Both stsamships cali At Port Harior
(sAn LuisO ObispO)a land santa Barbara.
WPanaongerr tor Nan Francis tax
the train lot Wtlmington that leave
Loa Angeles 1t Al5o'clock r. NJ, Los An
gefes time.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-06

Situation Maated., )
By nrst-class chambermaid; city or
country: best references given. Address
N. j., Herald office sSO-lw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-06
Or. Fa. r. RScHARDsCM,
9sRyBfssimn and >u

Resideucs, Fort Hil,t {
aiena Niata street. y
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-06

For Passage or Freight as above, or
for tickets to and from
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-06

Avrss omnibns \ attached % 10 no.
Ths yhlisd slsSss Hosel II ssntsasly
ioeeeed. QPposlte III OUlft 1l0aae. snd q
HAETa 81. pha HI bSt1I'